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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-26
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&ortIo@, mic Wf1nlcr Ideiocu, iino
mir ollaeinunocr ge0onGcn. Gr blicb
mo i) ging in bic Nudt binuuS.
WfeIne Shritte bullten in Sen cinio
men @oiierL sic SGnoc grub id in Die
SoIdcl mct1e2 lleberrod9; 0uS Pint.
Iib tier Geicntt, aing id) mniid)ercn
Sdritte@ 0obin lIH0 il mir 0ll1ltc
mo noAtc 0oa 0lniflc llntcrbctuurt
lcin: Tortnn ichlt Dir GhuoS. GaS
lit luic Die %aird)bofSitiQe Dor DEM
6obnL menn ole Nutllr in bunoem
Tbncn clues fommen6Cn @ntiebliden
glcidinm Oen &ttbcth pcrbGlt; ME ieltc
9ebeimc llnroit ieitbenerutcr Mcns
iheu, meun i'm Spmnicr Elm @cmittcr
I'M Nn6iebcn lit; mfc OuS lmrllbinc
U0bren int jrllgctt Wtlttc, iucnn NIT
ieincr QclpoIti0ell g9et0efroft ser
6rilbling no6t. gSic oa9 bcflonunene
&orgefiibl OcS NpierS, nod 0cnl Die
Grontbeit fire arotlen ouSItrctft
Sans ans iencn ounf(cn Gicicn fam
ea berollf, 100 uncrgriinoIib Die elui.
gen &0tbiel Der hRnid)Iihen Seclc
l6lnnmerrL cine @otlhoft aus icncn
@ebietcn Der 9t0tllr, 0ornui Ole Sc
Iebrten ooS Nort lhreiben Oop in Scr
ShlIlc emit Ulti meiucm Nlto@ in ser
gelbcn 6l0de BON Central. Nfrifo &c.
orlttt por: llncrIoriht. limo immer
lpieOer iprnd'a in mir, bel jc0en
S6rittc tlonA'a i'm lofte nit: Dir
Iebit GtruoS Cir ieblt Gtpoa. 9toh
lprlBte id llid)t, luo9 i) perlorclr. Grit
onoercn Gags crmoB ids 0on5. gtic
ipilicn mir Mcnidcn ia 81 i6GBcn,
lpo@ mir bciiBcll. Mir miiiien'S crit
perlieren. Sit oo2 @Iiif lpirflid MIR
IN Der &crgongcnbcit? SoIt m6ht
ids 9loilbem lucnn ids bcltt' 10
itberoenfe. MoS lit cr mir nidt olcS
geipelen! Sn mciuen ionni1cn So0cn
mar CT mir fern. Nbcr iperlt lid scr
Stntnel triibtc, OO nnbte or. Gr iuor
mein Segleitcr, mcin Sroitcr, ulein
Seifer. llno iollotc 0a5 Sdidiol aus
onntler @oltc iCin @etter oltf mid
bcrnb, on mar cr in icinem Clement.
Gr breitete SGub iiber mid mo M
beioen Seiten proiieltc e$ nie0er, IN.
oeB td) lcl6er trodclcn Samples 0ltrcb
ooS Nettcr Id)ritt. 0o6 tbellcr bon
Ser5cn iuur0c cr mir crit, ais er mel.
lcr iuigcn Sicbc ieincn 9ciiton0
lleb. 90 tnttuOl, 10 Giitig, 10 bills.
bercit. Wcin glllgc iclldtet lid iucnn
td) jener 3citcn 1cOcnfe. ,Gr idrei6t
tilr Die 3citung," botte Gliiobet6 nit
l6llhternem Grrotbcn geiogt, ais scr
Toter nit chem gepiiien Sntereiie an
begeDrtC, mas 'iir eillen @erllf
ocnn Der hinge Menid) ollSiibe, nit
Dem lie ouf Ocn aiinitlerbaQ Ole Or
trotour getol5t. Or idreibt iiir Die
3ettung." Gem gItcn pcrl9luq's ocn
Atbenl. Gr bottc MIR boDuii6 ge.
lodt nno mar oom fllr3qb bur I6iir
binoils acidrittcn. Die jAllio cr 10
3ii, nob er gar nidt mebr bortc,
tpie Die cute Sontc 6egiitiGeno io0te;
o0u lieber @ott, ct lit ia nod junQ,
CT fam ia INNER nod mas lernen!"
GS NOR Elm GcGclltog, ais mir eli.
befiimmerten Screens bon sic.
ler fllr5en mo bod 10 oielio9enoen
bdnsliGen ltnterboltlng er5G6Itc.
Wir gingen ourh Oas @elpii6l ser
StraBe-2iebcapOore uno Spibbu6en
linb inn @eorGltac 0es 8erfebrs am
lid)eriten - mir 6ntten ulls unterge.
faBt nno idritteu Ser5 an Ser5 ou
3ltdte gIiiabet1 pI0Blid .5uiammcn.
inns iproA eilte etfpos erreate,
IN Den tipiitcn RegiItern lieoenbe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-26
SdrOpihug Der 5nOiancr.
glhuoltS9cbiibrcu I'M @etroac BON
$4,000 ans Dem 0io9c &noio-
ncr-Son0.

ncrtSon0.
t@ oi6iugton, 9. e., p. Set
IS gilt gtluiiicrmoBeu ola Elm @rumO-
inB in gelpiiien &reiien i%nnerbnlb mo
m%lbcrbolb oeS Gon9rciiea, Dob ea,
mcnn nld nidt 0erooc5u uerOicnit-
lid, 10 Ood ieOcnioll5 icbr notiirlid)
lit, iold)en &nOinucrit0nmtcL sic
0lIrd) &crtrog nit Der 9lmbc9 -Rc0ic.
rllIg in ocn @citB bcoeutcnocr 6ono0,
olS GriuB fiir obGcgebenc &GnOercien
gelon9t iinO, m0glihit uicl bon bic
lem @elo miC0er ob5llfnopicL u10 10
lit man I'M GongreB iebr gcneigt,
alien 9enjeniaen melhc gitltiGc oocr
permciittli6c Nnipriihc al 0ie Snz
0ioner. SonoS bobGn, Oicic 2lniprilhe
5u5uiprc6cn. Sicriiir ergicbt OoS
bcllrige (Snoioncr.9iiooe Elm ipred)cns
Oe5 9ciIpiel. Nn3 Scnot5 Gomitc
fitr SnOtoncr = Nngclcgenbcitcn bot
in oieicS @iioqet cincn oNeitcr" bin
eingeicbt, ben SllOioncrn &. y. Sam
un0 Williom +. Noair (reip. oen Or
ben ocS GrItcren, oo Oerielbe in5lui=
iden aus DEM &eben gcidicocn) bic
SmunC bon $4,000 ans ocm
OIoGcs6 onoS mlSiu3ublclr, neil bic
les @elo 0cn betreffc1ocn olS Nl1-
DoltS9ebiibr 5uitcbe.
IS bonoclt iid) babel nm eincn llr.
olten Nniprlld), lucId)cr ans Ocn13nbrc
1873 0otirt. Die bctrcfienoen ISlloio-
ncr lollen 0unlolS bon Den Oinec-Sn-
0iuncrn ais NntuGlte cn9o0irt moroen
icin, nm 0cu .StllrgiS.T ertrog bon
1886" nnt5uItoBcn, mo cS miro MN
bebmlptet, Die StnmmeSs@duptlingc
bitten NIT ibueu cine 8ereinborlu9
ubgeihloiiem 0er5ufoIge lie $230,00O
fir ibre M~iibetpdltung crbultcn ioQ-
ten. Gin Iolfer Gontrntt iuur0 IN
1874 Dem bnmoIigen ScfrctGr oeS
Snnercn ~porgelegt. Ser oer3eitige
SiOionersGonmiiiGr gencbmiqte Den
Gottrott nidt, geitottetc ober oic
SubItituirung zines anoercn 9lbfonlz
mems, lpoladJ ben NnmGltcn $4,000
be5nblt merbeH lollten mo Der &C.
fretGr 9ob ieinc 3uItinmmmg oo3ll.
0icie Summe ipilr0c mlSbcjoblt.
Seitber lit Der NHlprlld) nitf Die 3ab-
lung Der Hcitiumme bon $tSO,O00 cr-
boben, lporoell, bod bot ocrIelbc bis
jest ME 8nn0e Dor Den Nltgcu 0e3
GongrclleS %gefunOen.
Die Oiogc Snoioner protcitiren
MIN. ie6r encrgiid 9egen oieic nere
Sd)ropiung bes ibnen geborigen
8otbs, lpelfer I'M Sd)obontt binter-
iegt lit lie %bebouptcrL BOB Der lr,
ipriingli6c Gontroft Elm S6minoel
gefpeIen, oo Die bctrefienocn Nnlp1lte
init Der Nbmeiiitng 0eS SturoiS.8er,
tra9es nidt mebr 81 tbltn gebabt, ols
Die onoeren StommeSgcnoiien. Sic
batten oitd gar feline Gllti61oigung
perloll9t mo Der Nnlprlld) lei crit
tintt Sabre fpdter bon pfiffiocn aoz
pofoten .aufgeorbeitet" uoroerl.
Gam lei cine Fetition cirfulirt NOR.
ben, Die a6er bon ben S1uptlinaen
lld)t itnter5eidnet woroen. 9ieies 90.
fnment lei in oos .giireou
3t Wolbington eingeihmila9clt uno
oorm Der 9etrog Don $4,000 mooi.
li5irt poroen.
Die Sia9es, meld)e bitrd) Sic Or
nellerlnig Der gqd)ten fir Die Del
SdnoereieL 1uie ie %gIauben, bereits
geniigeno .geidaoi9t lperoen, nebren
lid) erergild bogegen, baB ibnen nun
audi nod $4,000 fir einen betriide.
aniprilh dbae5ipodt rucroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-26
NorOOeutider 0tObO,
&rgclmGRige 9ampfidifffagrt
Suiihcn
Baltimore un0 Bremen

NHNhNNNNf
Baltimore un0 Bremen
oltrdT Sic neltcH ltn0 %erprobteL nit
/allen 9cQlemli6fcitcn b%eriebeuen
EoitOompier criter Sloiie:
vSfbcin" ogran0cnburg, "
ogfcdor," nGbemmib,"
,Waiu," o9reSlalt. "
Gic @rpcOitiouStoge fms tuie foIgt;
- bon Baltimore: -
o9orISrubc," WittlUod, sen I. WGr5,
9 ltbr gfo6mittog5.
yStuttgort, Somltog, oeu 4. WGr3,
9 ll6r Ru6nittog8.
rGbemuit," W(ittno6, Den 8. MGr5,
2 ll6r gtahmittogS.
r0ormIto0t," Mtontoa, 0tn 70.
@Gr5, , ll6r NoNmittog3.
r90In," Mittruod, Sen Is. Mdrj,
2 ll6r gtQ6uittogS.
.@cra," @ithpod, ocn %. @dr5,
3 llGr Godmitto95.
-~--~----
3mcitc &oiijtcs8 -FreiS:
Nuu Si2,JO AT.
3mii6cuOed8 Yoiiagc-grciic:
BON baltimore noa yrem,n. $500
Nuu Bremen undI Baltimore S36.jO.
Aunbrciici@inrc Uuu Baltimore undI grcmeu
uuo iuriid SG9,jO,
-----
gScNcu 6rN6t NM GniiuRc luGnoe tlan ith
an Ole Scncrul Ngcutcu
q. Sdnmadcr & So,
g}r. Z. Sii0-@o D.G trobc,
ubCr
GoiunrO 9iGinc,
Siiice brs yGcWimcu GOrrepcuoCntcu."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-26
Scrmiidtc tclcsrupbiIGc 9rpeidcn.

&crmiidItc t%clc9rupbiIdc S%rpeidDen.
- Sn &i1Iono-G ountD, Ohio, lit
sic @ntoedlmg qcntoht luor0cn, ooB
aus Ser G%ouiltpfoIic $23,G72 muSbc.
5obIt murOen, obnc Bob irgcn0pelde
OroerS fir ooS @elo gelebmigt NOR.
pen moren.
= Die montgomery / Fraction
Company" 5n montgomery 9tla., lit
ouf 8efebG ocS @unoesfreiSgeridtS
in oie SGnoe bon ScQucltern iibergcs
gangcn.
Sn Chicago murocu Bbilipp
8llrfe uno 6rou wcgcu Gr%ulororng
Don InOrep 2orion 81 IS So6ren
3llhtbolls pcrurtbeilt.
Sn 0eobont Soma, lit Ser
2eihnam oc3 irii6ercn |rGiioenten
Ser 0orti9cn @oltf, s. q. Goton, otf-
geiunoen mor0eu. Guton bottc eiI
0cii5it bon $4,000 III Der @onf &c.
mudt. Gr itorb mlter p~croGd)tigen
l%lnitGn0cn.
Sn Wooiion Conn, lit y. Z.
@llibnel, 66cf Der gleidnomigen 81
icnluooren sSirmu IN Nem-Sooen, im
2Iltcr bon so So6ren geItorben. Der
Geritorbcue mar cin 9rll0er bon Cor
neliuS 9ltibnea, eincm Der Grbatcr
0eS .Monitor."
- rSn Bottom Woii, lit 9luig6t &.
Cunt, ein Stlloent Der Hed)te an ocr
SnrparO.llniperiitGt, I'M Seller oe3
SollIeS ieiner W1uttcr erihoiien oui.
g%eilnoen morocn. Die Roli3ci nciB
nod nidt, oltf lueldc Weiie ser jim.
&c Monn, Der frGnflih NOR, nm 5
He6en gefommen lit.
PM elmer 6orm bel Mocon, 81.
linoiS, bot Der m%obIbobcnOe 6ormer
s. $. @il lid pergiftct, un0 olS Ole
&cidlc ans Ser S1cuer nad Dem
@obnbouic gc6rodt mlr0e, ging Ser
.21.i1brige Sobn 0eS SclbItm0roerS
nod Der S6cucr mno crbGngte iid).
9oS Wotip fir oen SelbItmoro oeS
oltcn Sill lit nidt befonnt. Gor 5ipei
Sabren bat Der iriibere Better Der
6orm III oerielben S6eler oltrd) Gr,
bGngen Selbitmoro begangen.
0ur6 Die Grploiion oes Sci
iel5 IN Ser Sobelmiible Der .@un.
0erleigb 2umber 60" in Nntigo,
@iSc., lunr0e Die gon5e 9(nloge Demo.
lirt uno Der MoiGiniit Ylungert
fam um'S 2eben. Gin 3beil oes9ei,
Icl5 flog iiber OoS @eb1uoe Der Sod
idule binueg, in meldeu ii6 5ur
Belt 600 3oglinae befonoen, uno be.
if0oigtc 5luei SGuicr, ipelde in elmer
BON elmer balben Meile
loger.
Die .4ennipluonio gcooemp Of
Sine glrtS" III philadelphia, oos al.
teite Grnit.Snititut Ger Ser. Stoatel,
bat i6r bunoerti0briges Silbil1um
ollrd ein 9onfett gefeiert, an mel
diem iit) infer Dem 8oriit bes GrG.
~iioenten Gomoro Sc. 8ooteS $50 Be-
ionen, oorunter piele WoIer, 9ilbs
bauer, aunItfreunbc mo aritifer be.
tbeiligten. Die Souptfeitreoe 6ielt
Der @enerolonipolt bon Tenniplpa.
MEN, Snmpton g. Carton.
sSn NetusDorf Fat Der 40 Sabre
olte 5obrifant Samuel Siegbert,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-26

chen bel Der aIooicrlebrerin mar. 0o
lit iie uidlt. lluo mar olldl nidt BORT.
0obiutcr iteft @tnoa. Sd bub'a
lhoH laug 9cubut. q lln0 eitc lueid)e
beiorgtc 6roucnitinum .~crlpiocrtps Gf.
mas, ouS tpir niht pcritcbrA tormter.
lin @ottr@uiQcn Neee @dter "
fliiitcrtc Gliiobctb, rmO idy fopltc
iiibIcu, mie lie }ittcrtt. @tber idolr
bate CT iiG nit ciucm &uf hilttcr
ms Gcihobcu. Gr IcIc lid alli
meinc S6uItcr, ais moatc cr ioncrL
filrdtct nidt5, iJ ocdc Gud). Seine
Non5c a~nicbuiid)c @rcitc idob err 3rui
Id)cn lun@ lru0 micrc &criolacr, Ounn
1nonotc cr lid NcidJidt uodl lmicrcr
Scitc, ais tie in crrcQtcm @tiprGde
ltnt@ on ltn2 pOrilbCr ciltelL Oumt
ld)ob CT lib nor ms - mir murCn de.
rcttct. -- @cniitt bats irciIidl arf
ole 0allcr nidt5 - obcr 0o@ itc6t
oli cincu m0crcn @lott. > Gliia
beth! -- llnO mm lit cr tort. 9tic
meroc idl i'm micocricbcn, q ib fiihlc
c@. llnO mcun ib miibtc, no cr lit,
iA miiroc brul0crt W}ciIcu nod i6ml
IollIem t3u ocntcu, ooB i) i'm per
9cIIen tonntc! Nbcr ib Qiug unO
bQb' ibn itcbcu loiicn. &r @cOonfcn
Itcbcu loiicn! limo 0o6ci hottc cr ct
men @riff Don ihlucrcm Silbcr
meln HcQcnifirnI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-26
Samburg=Nm
- San -
BlgmOHtb--GbcrbUn -~Snmbar8
SOppelIdrnn6en'
Hrrr,E. uuS lSoIIooier.TiruTt.

c seBtn Su Sauer fir aOnoou nhO gGrts an.
Sam6ure.G
81 @roaonob, Netp-Oorf.
ArtbHr I. @ObIon,
IL MeIt.g entre.S traBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-26

NnnapoliS, mt. NoDal Stdtioit. 100 uno
$40 &ornt.. $50 mo !5.5h gia6ni. Gambler.
Citation. 300 mo *0.00 9'nrnt., 1905 Wltt.
tags, 400. 25.35. 600 mo 2it.10 gtbcnos.
8reScri6, Wtt. gobn!.5tntion. 7s.45, lg.4s y.
9NinoeusS %tation, T.3b, 1900, 29.t5 unb 1000
Born. lt.25, 1850 lno 1920 stbenos.
Minteter, W:. Standardization, l7.t0 Q. une
$3.50 4ndn.
6assrStulur. 0ef. y1obnIss tation. is.45 Born,
l3.h0 Ga6m. enntoersStation, 0.00 Borm..
1880 uno 400 Nahm.
GnicuttsGitH uIb Wt. 9lirh, gdnloens Station.
l7.35, 7a.t5 gprna 1925, 1850, $500 Racsul..
$3.50 uno lilac @6enos.
Curtis Ban, 9dmoeusS iation, i6.2S Born.
2urag. SIT. STANDARDIZATION s2.43 Rddbu.
gamhcTsS tdtiou. 300 9iudm.
,NUgdI Blue 9iuie" van Bbifa0eIpbta uub
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-26
Cine ebrIteye Rrobe.
NarDIamb nn3 YeEnDloah

8Ige b~erIaieu gortts nenue,Statton:
7.30 Norm. nod Dorf, idglt9, auSaeHoms
MEN Gonnia9s.
$50 Bcrm. nab Bella, nur sontiiags.
$50 nab Belair, tdgltt, ausgeftotrrieft
GonntGgs.
1926 gabm. na6 gorf, taeTi&. auseenomp
men GoflutagS.
100 Rabm. mad 0eltn, nur sountaes.
4.S0 nah Delta, tdgltb, ausgeroHuIeH am
Gonttng.
600 gabni. mao gelair, tdsIi9, aussenou.
men Eonnt1gs. ~.
1000 NbeibS, fidn Belair, nnr sofntoes.
f1.46 aoenbs, na6 8tIair. Ulitfpo6 aEb
anha
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-26

Ger meme
Srintcr. o&}ic mrWoc scr che
mol9 10 wobGbobc10c S0ulic ci0cnt
lid iolN' ormcr SdhldGr ?" .Gr
bot rcidblid Qci6hicft."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-26
Baltimore Obio sBabn.

Dian beadie t~utiisreu Ttenft BON Der DIT. slsbal.
Etatlun.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-12-06

powdered as dust contains especially likely be dangerous within doors The breath disease well person catches the disease from eonsumpTe
 only by in some way taking the matter coughed by the
 Consumption be recognized early and proper per means be taken for its treatment In majority of
 It is not dangerous to live with consunpve the matter be spit upon the carpet stove sidewalk but always
 possible 2 a cup Kept for @ that The cup should contain five per cent watery solution sx teaspoonu in of least twice day and carefully washed wit hands face and clothing from becoming soed with with soap and hot Men With at wear boards a closely received purpose If cloths must
 be used s Which G n be M onee ee @ @ %a are pT M Ss they Gedr" ou sn m Ded eas half m efng ha small particles of spe containing germs expelled before the mouth during these acs otherwise the as ] ns res fugh e o @ se a S ] separated and scattered into the air Hence when possible ter than ordinary cups as the former with their contents board is also receptacle spit in when away h from nom Cheap and forms of fask and % cup should use moist rags which should at be burned waterproof receptacle tobacco pouch aueny boiled consumpve should swallow his expecto consumpive should his possible his own windows should be open day and m night The patients s so Wasohes and bed linen should be handled possible when dry but should be placed in until washing
 If the matter coughed be rendered consumpe may frequent not only do his usual work without giving disease to others but thus condition increase his chances of getting we'll
 Rooms which have been occupied by conmpves oughy cleaned scrubbed whtewased painted they are again occupied Carpets bedding which have been occupied by consumpves
 When consumptes they should notify Department Health. - - Consumpves warned against the many widely advertised specifics special treatment consumption No be expected any medicine or method ex cept the regularly accepted treatment which depends upon pure air an outdoor life and nourshing food. f'
 BY ORDER OF THE BOARD OF HEALTH
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-12-06
TUBERCULOSIS.

It will be by the preceding table that from tuberculosis in this city is in les from all other infectious contagious don is not peculiar to Waterbury but obtains mcpay in this section of the To check the this the most formidable and most prevalent disease deal w the following have been of Health Attractive ansping signs similar New York city have been posted conscuOusy about the city,
 pubic halls on street and at railroad stations public that expectoraon is contrary law. An ordinance been adopted requiring physicians to all that dsnecton of premises be made in the moval such dsnfecions ary 19O5 Free examination of sputum positive diagnosis of the disease need not be deferred
 Pamphlets have been printed among those afct cd nstructng them how the spread and showing them how best to improve their condition advise that suitable putum be furnished department and would ask the cooperation of physicians public tained effort to cheek the spread of the disease.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-12-06

That the medical inspection children properly carried powerful factor preventing the spread of contagious disease
 the positive belief of those who of study and thought to methods preserving The tables show marked improvement in the pupils the beginning until the close of each
 New York city whose health department progressive In the world has recently inspectors keeping them occupied examining children for all physical defects hredty conditions, manution abnormal A corps of nurses are kept busy minseng to the needs children of ndgen ignorant this but improve the health and moral community Among the suggestions forwarded by the inspectors tha suitable be employed portion minister treatment to the school children sick ness have one to look after them.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-12-06
TYPHOID FEVER.

Typhoid has been more prevalent during the l9J than usual We have made reported effort the era occurring the northern furnished history of drinking from proper posting of the surroundings with signs warning the public Ill the use of the water concden with of the disease in this section Several other giving all receiving milk from the dealer the farm by the Board of Health the water se with the result that the sale of milk immediate
 stopped The number reported last month Is less hnn that of the preceding month ~ ~
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-12-06
YEARLY REPORT.

the Honorable Board of Commissioners City Waterbury:
 GentIemen-I herewith submit Honorable Body report in detail to the Health Department for the months of November 10OI-November 1. 190J.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-12-06
SANITATION.

As result of notices sent property this depart ment 64 surface closets have been abolished
 The custom of eonamnatng Mad River has and the factories seweng into this agreed sop work connections with
 uhton Place that has been comnInut from residents of the south end has been sanitary dltion for years come. ~ The owners of Benes pond to penauept abae the nuisance existing property and three monts & been assigned as suitable time in which complete work
 The report of the Sanitary Inspector is as follows:
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-12-06

May inspectors and the plan continued excepting that scholars frequently closer spreading contagion The remaining
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-12-06
CEREBRo SPINAL FEVER.

On March 1 and 18th six Spotted Fever were cd in this city general cleaning of ordered and ehecuay carried with the cooperation police parment Two reported the following mat time the city has been entirely free from the
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-12-06
ANNUAL REPORT Of the Health Officer of the City
 of Waterbury.

Hon. John P Elton, Mayor of Waterbury
 sfrIn compliance with the requirements of the City Charter respectfully following Health Officer for the twelve months ending November l, 19O5
 MEETINGS
 During by report been 24 sessions of the Board Hea regular and F special adjourned meetings time adjourn postpone meeting owing to lack of quorum.
 LEGISLATION
 In determined specifically the con Health it's employees certain amend the last session Of the egs te Power conferred the Board to make such reg aOns the public health qes Power granted to inspect schools and school children and for the making of laws preserve the health and safety inspect milk food sufs and de- the unfit for consumpon to place lien on the of refusing abate nuisance for the incurred order the Board take precedence other membranes.
 SANITARY CODE
 Immediately upon amendments becoming law committee appointed the framing sanitary code The compilation similar to the New York city code milk the prevention splitting public adopted by this Board part of the code
 earnestly hoped ordinances ing handling garbage and the prevention and abatement of nunce will framed coming thus complete progressive set of health laws whose must be productive improved sanitary and hygenic conditions. IVY a,##t physicians the city, unrestricted meteorological diagnosis Phhisis Dphhea and Typhoid Fever the circular those interested The extent to which this departure appreciated be seen from the following table:
 KlebsLoefler bacl not found ................... 4
 TYPHOID.
 Reactions not obtained d............................
 TUBERCULOSIS
 Tubercle bacili found 2d It will be apparent from above that 24 families
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-12-06
DEPARTMENT or HEALTH. WATERBURY. CONN

Consumption Chiefly by FIy spittne
 Consumption of from ohers simply caused by colds. ahough may make take the dsesse uh5 uzuaE enter the bdy with hc hratbd eunsuptves rouxn trfrpquruty millions dshsrzr n single dsy. ta zDH u1on the fer xau eseuke dries and apt b.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-12-06
MORTALITY.

Consumption Is PreventabIe and CurabIe Disease. INFORMATION FOR CONSERVATIVES AND THOSE LIVING
 WITH THEM
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-12-06
ORDERED ABOLISHED.
ORDERED.
MILK AND FOOD INSPECTOR.

To the Honorable Health J. Kimartin, D., Health Officer.
 herewith submit report Food Milk Inspector from November l. 1904, till November L 1905:
 During the year upon Inspector and Food and under his supervision the following unfit consumption have been destroyed:
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-12-06
ORDERED CLEANED.

ORDERED CLEANED. Surlace Closets IS oesspoos 70  1drus 4l4
 ORDERED ABOLISHED Surface Closets ......................... IS AesspooS
 ORDERED 'cNtl o4 Respectfully submitted,
 E. F. CALLAHAN, Sanitary Inspector.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-12-06

FOryfve examinations have been children excluded school by the medical inspectors permits issued during the children disinfeced.
 wish to thank Your of Health for the uniform courtesy support at all times official of the department.
 Respectfully submitted
 THOMAS J. KILMARTIN M. D. City Health Officer
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-12-06
MEDICAL INSPECTION OF SCHOOLS.

On October l. 1904 medical inspection of schools begun physicians appointed the Board Health The duties inspectors consisted hourly schools each day readiness time during school hours the call of school principal investigation of suspicious Dur the inspections minute examination made the head kn throat of each pupil evidence contagious nfec tious conditions.
 No children excluded from school unless they became the health other pupils Daily nhed to inspectors and they were required to have their daily report the the health before the
  school only after him. The result of the inspections shown here:
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-12-06
CoNTAGIors DISEASES.

The following table comprises the contagious reported to the department with the mortality statistics appended:
 Nov Dec In Feb An Inn InI AnaS ll- m
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-12-06
MILK INSPECTORS REPORT

An amendment by the legislature regard appointment employment of food milk commissioners of the Board, and having V0s employed entered the duties mix new sanitary code regulating the sale of milk and was passed by the Board of Commissioners this l9Oo and immediately super vision of the milk supply possible reg atons or this sanitary code Instructions beement been made compulsory and while have place much good has been accomplished The milk cleaner and better than before and compares sold in cities that have thorough milk supervision.
 Waterbury, Conn.,, October 31, 1905.
 J. A. SUNDIN, Food Milk Inspector
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-12-06

HI apparent families been
 the MI 24 fumgations.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-12-06

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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-12-06

The report of the Sanitary Inspector is as follows: