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ATT.ANTX, G MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1597.
ATLANTA’S GATES
OPEN TO REFUGEES
But Trans Are Ucdwgoing a Very
Rigid Inspection.
FAVORABLE REPORTS MADE
Visiting Physicians Seem To Appre
hend No Danger from Refugees Here.
CITIZENS OF MOBILE ARE IHTLAHTA
Dr. Alexander on the Situation in At
lanta—Dr. VZestmo’ e! tnd Tells
of His Father's Er’pcricnce.
... ‘
nation so fir a ’ At-
\ ix Ej l.mta i cori'.rmd,
|7,'. p 3! remains the s irne .is
F' y .F. s'3|\ Hl.’ I’ n since the
ir r : r <>-■' • tapp...r.d
I' v ha •I■•r. no r- lux t-
' * -' th»n on th*- part of
l -' tiio 1.. ..I’li depart-
ment t" prevent per
sons suffering with tlm di 1 •• from • ’
terlng. l:..th In* S;iwt*:!i*. the govern
ment iiffi.'i.il, and I>r rft'in., the Savannah
city official, are watching the condition of
.. f!.: irs In Atlanta, .. nd b>t i - ’ t orn -.it
out reports y. tcnjiy Olli ;; of the situa
tion here.
