The Oregon daily journal., June 07, 1914, Page 49, Image 49

THE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. SUNDAY - MORNING, JUNE . 7, 1914.
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TAMPICO'3 HEALTH HIS CHIEF CONCERN
Dr. R. H. Von Exdorf, malaria expert of the United States
Public Health Service, who waa sent to Tampico from the naval
hospital at Mobile, Ala. He has been in the service since 1898.
(Harris & Ewing).
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PRECAUTIONS AGAINST DISEASE ARE' TAKEN AMONG OFFICERS AND MEN AT VERA CRUZ
Vera Cruz and environs are known too well for the disease rife there during certain seasons of the year. Since
the occupation of the city by the United States army all precautions have been taken to preserve the health of the
officers and. men. This photograph shows Major Russell of the marine corps and his staff being vaccinated by Dr.
Little of the marine corps. (Harris & Swing.)
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U. S. PUBLIC HEALTH OFFICIAL AT VERA CRUZ
Dr. Gregorio Guiteras, yellow fever and malaria expert, who
represents the United States health service in Vera Crux. Dr.
Guiteras, now an American, is a Cuban by birth. (Harris &
Ewing.)
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LIGHT FIELD PIECES STATIONED AT EL TEJAR. THE OUTPOST OF VERA CRUZ
Although everything has been peaceful in the Vera Cruz neighborhood for some time, the American army of occupation
Is taking no chances of possible outbreaks by recalcitrant Mexicans, and in consequence warlike conditions obtain on the
border, especially in the immediate vicinity of El Tejar. (International News Service.)
SOLDIERS OF GENERAL FUNSTON'S ARMY IN THE TRENCHES AT EL TEJAR
United States regulars are stationed at points outside Vera Crux to repel any possible attack upon that city, and also
to protect the city's water supply. While there practically has been no action since General Funston took command, all
precautions have been taken, as this photograph shows. (International News Service)
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PUBLIC MARKET SCENE IN MEXICO CITY IN TIME OF PEACE
. This photograph, which shows a market in the Mexican capital, was taken by
a Portland resident several years ago. The peace and quiet pervading the place is
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AMERICAN SOLDIERS GUARDING WATER WORKS .
One of the chief concerns of the American army of occupation at Vera Crux
has been the city's water supply. The source of the supply is now heavily gar
risoned by an armed force. This picture shows signal outposts on duty
RAILROAD BRIDGE AT LB TREJOR, NEAR VERA CRUZ -This
structure just outside Vera Crux b one of the most strategic points "
in the vicinity, and is guarded night and day by American soldiers to prevent any
attempt at its destruction by Mexican federals.'