Subtertian Fever Following Its Normal Course: Recovery Expected in a Few Days Nairobi, Mar. 2. officially stated that. the rince of Wales is suffering from attack of subtertian - malar and has returned here in conse-nonce of it.
The fever is following 5 normal course, and it i His Royal Highness will be quite Well in a few days.
The Prince while recently vie Ang the country from an aeroplane Doserved largo herds of elephants Tons and buffaloes in the Voi district and decided to move his camp here to begin a new "safari, He departed. on February 28, but Yoturned here unexpectedly yesterday evening, Previous despatches had described the amazing endurance of the Prince on "safari," taking photographs ahd out-distancing his com-anions in his zeal to obtain good Pictures of big game, sometimes at uncomfortably close quarters.
The news of the illness of they Prince of Wales came as a com-fete epein fo the mentors of is household in London, Sir Alde Castellani, whose know-fosse of ftopiet ainenen 18 pro: ably unsurpassed and who is now director of tropical medicine and Wermatology at the Ross Institu and Hospital, was interviewed this evening by' representative of Reuter's Agency on the subject of the Prince's illness, 'Sir Alde explained that subtertian malaria should not cause anwiety, provided it was taken in hand' promptly, as had doubtless happened in the Prince's case.
He expressed the opinion that the best course would be for His Royal Highness to remain Nairobi for a fortnight after his temperature drops and then to come home, "I should not advi him to stay in Africa," he added.
While attacks of subtertian malarly usually pass off after 48 Hours, during which the patient suffers a high temperature and great discomfort, the Prince of! Wales is bound to feel rather weak' and run-down after his illness.
The question is eagerly being debated here whether his medical advisers may not urge the Prince to change his present plans for the return journey to Europe, which would entail a long, exhausting trip through Uganda, Lake Albert, the! Nile Valley and' Cairo—Reuter.
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