The evening world., 1908-11-30

through which tho uncnlishtcncd may
SEQ the light which Is breaking IN tho
Hght against consumption These also
show the inception. the development
ana the prcvcntvcs of The plague.
Through the various aisles arrows point
the wa, of the progress of the crowd
which even to-day--the first OF the pub
Ne aud free cxhibitlons-attend the in
structivc and educative exhibit.
70 the right as the visitor enters the
first object to catch the eye is piano.
ramic view and model of the Otisville
Health Tuberculosis Sanitarium. the
first maintained by the city OF New
York In the war against the white
plague. The sanitarium is located in
orange County and reflects the great
work which the city in part has under
taken.
The Method Of Treatment.
Accompanying the panoramic views
and the models are hundreds of photo
graphs giving vivid IDEAS of consufnp-
tives Ia the uninitiated of the treatment
by the outdoor method. Photo,
graphs show the before and and ',after
a model of n tuberculosis clinic. with
it's waiting, dressing and examination
rooms all equipped with modern and up
to.date appliances an, ana sen ta hs,oi ar
New York state also las its exhibit,
in fact has every state in the Union
whore the authorities are aroused TO
the necessity Of combating consump-
ton. Foreign countries are also repre-
scented in the Museum, each country
being afforded a series of booth-like
spaces for its individual exhibit
What applies to one equally applies
to the other. Science has been used
by each in the world wide attack on the
white plague. How quickly the results
of science in it's study to prevent and
cure consumption have spread through
out the civilized world is strikingly. told
In the similarity OF the exhibits or the
various countries.
Fresh air. cleanliness, nourishine food,
outdoor exercise, plenty Of breathing
space for each ipiividlal. ventilation,
pure milk and pure foods are the agents
OF the worlds scientists.
Germany is foremost with an elabor-
ate exhibit OF the work of years by
scientific minds. In Germany's booth
are life sized negative of X-ray expos
ures taken of the lungs OF the aflicted.
and these, mounted ir front of con-
cealed electric lights, wildly show the
progress of the disease.
The municipal safeguarding of milk Is
a wonderful exhibit evidenc!ns the re-
markable work done in preventing the
spread Of disease through infected milk.
In conjunction with this is the pasteur-
lied min: display. Here you may see
for youl Ell the bad effects of diseased
milk and how even infected milk may
he rendered pure and healthful for the
tnieSt baby to consume.
In Strong Contrast.
Photographic views of the air of con-
gested downtown sections OF the city
are contrasted with the similar views
taken in upper sections of the city of
broad thoroughfares, where fresh air
and sunlight destroy tuberculosis germs.
The filthy underground or cellar
bakeries in many cities are shown to
be breeders of consumption, and the
feather buster Is reflected as a potent
medium OF spreading disease. as is the
house fly.
4 huge phonograph delivers a lecture
so that every one may understand that
fresh air. fresh and pure foods and
proper sanitary conditions are the