The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1911-03-10
sickness and three deaths were

sickness and three deaths were re-
ported.
In September, 1910, eleven cases OF
sickness and three deaths were re
ported.
In December, 1910, no cases of sick
ness and two deaths were reported.
Summary of the cases of contagious
and infectious diseases reported i'm
November, 1910: Typhoid fever, 246
cases; scarlet fever, 81 cases: diph-
liberia, 76 cases; whooping cough. 80
cases; measles, 40 cases; chickenpox.
III cases; malaria, case; mumps, III
cases; anterior polimyelitis, s cases;
erysipelas, 2 cases; septicemia, case:
and German measles, case. Total,
SIT cases.
Summary of cases of contagious
and infectious diseases reported in
October, 1910: Typhoid fever, 42O
cases; scarlet fever, 63 cases; diph-
iberia, Ito cases; whooping cough, Is
cases; measles, p cases; humps, 4
cases; anterior poliomyelitis, cases;
chickenpox, 19 cases; malaria, cases;
and influenza, cases Total, $50
cases.
Total deaths, all causes, November,
1S1O-853, as follows Infectious and
communicable diseases, 1856 (pIus l
culled from belated returns, making
total OF 1861; general and noncom-
municable diseases and accidents, 66S.
Of the 1856 deaths caused by infectious
and communicable diseases, 81 result
ed from tuberculosis, 36 from typhoid
fever, from measles, Is from diph-
liberia, from scarlet fever, Ia from
whooping cough, from influenza, l
from meningitis, 10 from septicemia,
L from malaria, 8 from anterior pol
iomyelitis and from erysipelas. One
hundred and thirty-two were white
and "a colored; SO were males and 103
| females.
Of the 66S deaths due to general and
noncommunicable diseases and acct
dents, 500 were white, and 1853 color
ed; 1886 were males, and 1872 were fe-
males.
tuberculosis. Number of deaths re-
| ported 81, as compared with 67 in Oc-
| tober.
Influenza. Deaths reported 6, as
compared with in the month of Oc-
tober.
! Mumps. No deaths, and IL cases of
/ sickness reported, as against one death
and 4 cases of sickness in October.
| Chickenpox. No deaths and IL cases
Of sickness reported, as compared
with no deaths and 19 cases Of sick
ness reported in October.
Whooping Cough. Deaths reported
Il; additional cases reported, 80, as
compared with 10 deaths and 26 cases
reported in October.
Measles. Number Of deaths report
ed 4, as compared with none in Octo-
Der. Additional cases reported 70, as
compared with % in October
Scarlet Fever. Three deaths report
ed, as against an equivalent number in
October. Cases OF sickness reported
"a, as compared with SO in October
Diphtheria. Number Of deaths re
ported Is, as compared with 9 in Oc-
tober.
Smallpox. No deaths and no cases
of sickness reported, as against no
deaths and no cases Of sickness re
ported in October.
Pellagra. No deaths and no cases
OF sickness reported, as against no
cases Of sickness reported in October.
Anterior Poliomye1itis. Three
deaths and cases of sickness report
ed, as against deaths and cases of
sickness reported in October
Erysipelas. Two deaths reported,
as compared with in October
Of sickness reported, as against s
deaths and no cases of sickness re-
ported in October.
Malaria. One death and 1 case of
sickness reported, as against 4 death
and cases of sickness reported in Oc-
tober.
Septicemia. Ten deaths and one
case of sickness reported, as against
no deaths and no cases of sickness
reported in October.
German Measles No deaths and l
case of sickness reported, as against
no deaths and no cases of sickness re-
ported in October.
Typhoid Fever. Deaths reported Sc,
as compared with 80 in October. Ad-
ditional cases reported 246, as COM
pared with 400 in October.
On the Patapsco River Watershed.
Carroll county Springfield Hospital
2 cases; Westminster, Sykesville and
Mt. Airy, each ! case.