Small-pox
Variola. Bogoras gives no Chukchee name for it, so its place among the Beings is where the section's diseases are filed and not a claim about how this one was reckoned; Syphilis is the one whose name says so outright.
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- 1-046 uncollated f 400 souls. This group, on account of a severe epidemic ofsmall-pox, which in 1884 devastated it and caused one-third of the po
- 1-062 uncollated s have repeatedly made their appearance among the Chukchee.Small-poxhas several times ravaged the population of northeastern Si
- 1-063 uncollated appened on the Kolyma tundra in 1884, after the epidemic ofsmall-pox. In the year 1901 the disease crossed over to America, and
- 1-110 uncollated ds, or, in more lonely districts, run wild again. After thesmall-poxepidemic of 1884 on the western Kolyma tundra, so many dome
- 2-018 uncollated For instance, the “spirits” of contagious diseases (such assmall-poxor grippe) usually come from the sunset, out of the “countr
- 2-020 uncollated An old man who in a single week had lost all his family bysmall-pox,¹ and who was dangerously ill himself, told me that when he
- 2-021 uncollated iñanwaˊt,² in his curious description of the “bad years ofsmall-pox” on the western tundra of the Kolyma, says as follows: —
- 2-146 uncollated s of her arms and legs.”² A third account, referring to thesmall-poxepidemic of 1884 in the country of the western Kolyma, says