The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1909-11-14

DR.. A. Vogt, Professor of Hygiene,
Berne University, Switzerland
81 have seen healthy children die
rotten from vaccination DR. Dennis
TurnbuD, New York City
Does vaccination afford any protect
ionz I'm my opinion none at all =
Charles Creighton, NJ D, ~ NJ, the
worlds greatest authority on vaeeina-
tion.
Does re-vacciration afford any pro-
lection? Personally 1 contracted
small pox less than six months after a
severe re-yaccination DR. Robert
Hall Bakewell, former Vaccinator Gen
eral, Island Of Trinidad.
While utterly powerIess for good,
vaccination is certain cause of dis
ease and death in many cases, and is
the probable cause of about 10000
deaths annually, by five inoeuiable dis
cases Of the most terrible and disgust
ing character Professor Alfred Rus
sci Wallace, Of England, the distin-
guished scientist ana co-discoverer
with Darwin (Taken from Third Re
port Of the British Royal Commission
on Vaccination, Minutes of Evidence,
7713, p-34.)
Vaccination does not stay the
spread Of smallpox, nor even modify it
in those who contract that disease after
vaccination; it introduces into the sys-
-g,., a,1 +6orl,r1r,, ..,,,so- H., s,,,.,.1 =,
/ consumption, cancer and even Ieprosy;
/ It contributes to make more virulent
/ tie epidemics OF small pox and to make
I them more extensive; it does just what
! inoculation did; cause the spread OF
small DR.. Waiter NJ James, of
( Philadelphia
! (3) Every parent knows that no
/ child was ever vaccinated that did NOT
suffer from an illness of from two to
three weeks. more or less serious in
/ its nature.
(4) There is no possible means of
our physicians knowing or of our
knowing ourselves what it is that these
vaccine points are inoculating our chill
dren with.
The above fact was more forcibly
. demonstrated in this country last wear,
ghan ever before An epidemic of APP
nous Fever broke out in the three
states Of Iowa. Kansas and Illinois,
among the splendid heards of cattle Of
those staJes, which threatened to de
populate them of cattle entirely, ami
ruin the dairymcn. The Agricultural
Department Of our government al
Washington spent several thousand dol
lars inveati gazing the cause of this few
er, which is commonly known as the
S'foot and mouth disease The secrc=
tary Of agriculture, after going in
most thoroughly, found that the dis
ease was introduced in several vaccine
farms, from imported vaccine points
like you and | are asked TO vaccinate
our children with. He at once caused
{? be introduced. as rider to the gem
eraI appropriation bill, law authoriz-
ing him to stop the importation of these
vaccine points. Senator AIdrich OF
Rhode Island made the opint of order
that under the rules of the senate, this
law could not be introduced as a part
of the general appropriation law. AT
tached is a copy of the argument thai
.9ok place in the United States senate
over this point of order. You will find
in the Congressional Record, six
,ieth congress, second session, vol. 43
ages 3.147 to 3,150 l ask You {,
note particularly what our own Sen
ator Money says, and pause to conside1
whether he be crank - or crazy:
Mr. Aldrich: Mr.. President, thi
amendment is clearly subject to tn,
point Of order, and is only another il
t lustration of the manner in which thi
, department. seeks to absorb the func
tions Of 5he entire government, so ia
IS / can see 1t gives to the contro
Of the secretary of agriculture the i'm
5 portation of a large amount of vain
able and important articles, withou
G reference to the treasury department
g ta law make the point of orde
chat the amendment proposes genera
! legislation.
Nh Warren: Mr. President, I hard
ly think the secretary of the depart
ment eff agriculture quite deserves III
G criticism the senator from Rhode Is
land has made. and | hardly think sh
$ senator from Rhode Island wants t
7 put it in that way The secretary 0
agriculture has passed through yer
g serious time in the last few month";
: brought about by the footand mout
y disease in cattle, and he traces it
I impure virus' imported into this coul
/ try So far as concerns the amour
70 Of money. che amendment, / think, cal
$, for only $4,000: aud the secretary,
\ course. knows, as we all do. that It
y legislation and is subject to the poil
1t Of order Bnt the secretary of agr
a culture believes AMI | believe, ar
a the senator from Rhode Island viii
le lieve that if it were possible it won
a be good thing to prevent the import
tion Of contaminated virus, toxins, al