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 PAN-AMERICAN SANITARY CONVENTION. Ooromzn 14, 1905. 2095 REPUBLIC OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, DR. WALTER WYMAN, SURGEON GENERAL OF THE PUBLIC HEALTH AND MARINE HOSPITAL SERVICE OF THE UNITED STATES; DR. H. D. GEDDINGS, ASSISTANT SUR- GEON GENERAL OF THE PUBLIC HEALTH AND MARINE HOSPITAL SERVICE OF THE UNITED STATES, AND REPRE- SENTATIVE OF THE UNITED STATES AT THE SANITARY CONVENTION OF PARIS; DR. J. F. KENNEDY, SECRETARY OF THE BOARD OF HEALTH OF THE STATE OF IOWA; DR. JOHN S. FULTON, SECRETARY OF THE BOARD OF HEALTH OF THE STATE OF MARYLAND; DR. WALTER D. McCAW, MAJOR, SURGEON IN THE UNITED STATES ARMY; DR. J. D. GATEWOOD, SURGEON IN THE UNITED STATES NAVY; DR. H. L. E. JOHNSON, MEMBER OF THE ALHBRICAN MED- I[CgA_EIé)ASSOCIATION, (MEMBER OF THE BOARD OF TRUS- REPUBLIC OF GUATEMALA, SR. DR. D. JOAOUIN YELA, CONSUL-GENERAL OF GUATEMALA IN NEW ORK; REPUBLIC OF MEXICO, SR. DR. D. EDUARDO LICEAGA, PRESIDENT OF THE- SUPERIOR COUNCIL OF HEALTH OF MEXICO, DIRECTOR AND PROFESSOR OF THE NATIONAL SCHOOL OF MEDICINE, MEMBER OF THE ACADEMY OF MEDICINE; _ REPUBLIC OF NICARAGUA, SR. DR. D. J. L. MEDINA, MEMBER OF THE SECOND PAN—AMERICAN MEDICAL CONGRESS OF THE CITY OF HAVANA IN 1901; REPUBLIC OF PERU, SR. DR. D. DANIEL EDUARDO LA- VORERIA, PROFESSOR OF THE MEDICAL FACULTY, MEM- BER OF THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF MEDICINE, PHY- SICIAN OF THE "DOS DE MAYO" HOSPITAL, CHIEF OF THE DIVISION OF HYGIENE OF THE MINISTRY OF FO- MENTO; DOMINICAN REPUBLIC SR. D. EMILIO C. JOUBERT, MINISTER RESIDENT IN WASHINGTON; AND REPUBLIC OF VENEZUELA, SR. D. NICOLAS V`ELOZ— GOITICOA, CHARGE D’AFFAIRES OF VENEZUELA, Who, having made an interchange of their powers, and found them good, have agreed to adopt, ad referendum, the following propositions: CHAPTER I. Regulations to be observed by the powers signatory to the con- R°¤“*¤°*°¤¤- vention as soon as plague, cholera or yellow fever may appear in their territory. Section I. Notification and subsequent commimications to other countries. Aivrrcmz I. Each government should immediately notify other gov- N°°“‘°****°¤· ernments of the first appearance in its territory of authentic cases of plague, cholera or yellow fever. rIRTICLE II. This notification is to be accompanied, or very uAddi¢i¤¤¤1informnpromptl followed, by the following additional information: °°' (1) The neighborhood where the disease has appeared. (2) The date of its appearance, its om and its form. (3) The number of established cases, and the number of deaths. (4) For lague: The existence among rats or mice of plague, or of an unusuai) mortality; for yellow fever: The existence of stegomyia faseiata in the locality. (5) The measures taken immediately after the first appearance. ARTICLE III. The notification and the information prescribed in T¤W¤<>¤¤ ¤¤¤¢— Articles I and II are to be addressed to diplomatic and consular 80893-\·or. 35, Pr 2-09-60