New-York tribune., 1901-08-07

aoEanced stages This was not only maintained by
had made special study Of the disease Grancher
most easily cured of Chronic diseases" As tu-
De5euIeus patient can be cured everything possible
ganization. The remedies to be recommended va
bsS @eeoroas acc 20 t9e stage 70 wnen tAe eiSTsse lease
RED or father Of family For patients in the
been established IN Germany and Belgium. Ex
s 5s1eee so"sI & ina, a. ~oLaaen dlS no5 seh osb s
others because they knew themselves attacked
necessary attention from, the doctors and were
d so 5he @ danSE OF onte5 BY 4Bv aso COZ
meat g9gonT bs or T0 meals r as n far as @ fgnas as
eye was kept on their homes from the hygienic
point Of view; as far as possible. the misery by
sANAToRIA
Among these patients some were found who must
be sent a sanatortUm. II the patient was an
unmarried man. and If he could be sent to
great; but for a married go meant that
his wife and family must be provided for during
their account Relief banks for assisting the
ntS sanatora " And in many cases sanatoria were
essential to complete the work begun at the
cpommoSaTsS tweIye thousand Dafients year
TLey had been built by local insurance bv sick
ness banks. by the manufacturers, who have
combined to found sanatoria for their workpeople,
and by parishes which had united for the purpose.
There were most Of the latter In some parts
The state has founded several sanatoria for its
partnent ard the State OF Hamburg The Com
mission Of the Budget Of the Reichstag decided TO
Ministry Of the Interior: The treatment lasted
at least ninety days and experience had shown
other month at the sanatorium in the year fol-
did the patients keep better? OF these who left
the sanatortum in what was considered a salts
Psgr cent IN iSs6 4 per in iSs7 per cent in
The cost per head per patient for the three months
stay amounted TO francs per diem. including
Which was rd Of the amount no m eTmanv Isn ey
ample had been followed. England, Scotland Aus
dAand built. With three hundred bedsa c6e
tSria some huts OF the Ducke type. In
q hospitals to make hs aP1a{ Wapds
OF ..s hem They made about thirty such small
2rlsoTIers the Navy Department one for sailors.
H'4SeIcs 1g aStuaIly SIX saRatoria BY the nnu-
Russia, was built in 1897 and since 1895 that OF
BEDS Tor men and twenty BEDS for woaien Al
Sa,Ia Princess Bsrja5inska had founded an estao-
gave the sum collected his jubilee q 10000
crowns to build three sanatoria Parliament voted
gave the ground required for three sanatoria
scheme Sefre TWO PaTame5f anG or 'hf5e tbe
SeRePanS Sg PH5e Pg5 sa Ily and the
In France several sanatoria had been opened
since 1876 they had built the Home Of viuepinte.
@ aho then that OF Ormesson. for young tuberculous
Agricultural colonies OF Cannet the lean D3IIfiis
Home at Cannes. the sanatoriIm Of C3ironde that
Of Cimez near Nice. Agelez. and finally those
which had recently been opened or viii be-Lille
Nancy, Orleans Versailles, Amiens. Le Havre.
atoria. etc He had also been asked 10 consider
He did not think that il was possible 10 deal with
and yellow fever had been dealt with in order to
prevent their being brought into country. But
another way Railway carriages might De disin-
tecteG; as well as steamboats, and hotels. and the
Minister Of Pubic works in France hae recentiy
attention 70 The precautions necessary TO Oh
tasgioni n several countries particularly in
Il to the municipal authorities. and compulsory
b 5sts 9f 5e re F9om nae 10 be gone through
brought in even more stringent measures Every
70 the police as soon as he had r3e his - 5iaras
the patient has died has BE- ds!ufected. as well
house" keepers. asylums. ana other public institI
tons were compelled 10 notify al once every case
lishments. Notification. dlsinfection saiubrity OF
hotels carriages and steamboats, we're questions Of
yantageously dealt with by representatives OF the
the Efforts that had been made by ali nat6ns o, 10
carry out q crusade against tuberculosis was that
ally prepared pamphlets. we should make it uni
be avoided and that in addition the disease can be
cured. Ten years ago at the Congress OF Hygiene
IN London. he spoke as follows: The whole Of
humanity may rejoice when the beginning OF a
century the name OF Jenner can he inscribed. and
at its close Pasteur's IL has done against
misery. sickness and death than any preceding
centuries All honor 10 the nineteenth century.
but the century just begun. in its first year.
the greatest effort that had ever been made in
favor Of public medicine; might no obstacle stand
in our way. and might those who succeed US. al
the end OF the twentieth century. be able 70 bear
witness that conviction had not been frutless.
the results had answered the expecta lions
OF the nations. which the organizing committee had
brought together. with the highest and nObleSt
motive that had animated the human race.
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