The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-26


but failed 10 see anything extraordi-
nary in the results. Jenner 8 distine.
-ion over his colleagues is that he
understood the significance Of these
facts.
rnere is not a single instance Of 2
great discovery In any Of the sciences
that was worked ont completely Ry
the one vino receives credit for II, pnt
sfie honor soes t0somo one who IN
able io sum up the work ol bis fro
teeegsors and colleagues am dfaw Bits
conclusions from them or 70 see whst
Is wanting in ths chain Of experiment.
IL evidence and then be able 70 coTn
Dlete IL II is not the task worker
who succeeds. bat the man who plans
.nd works and thinks
At the present time Germany stands
lone as filling the requirements oi
anitation in regard 70 vaccination.
The present law requires vaccination
h the first year Of life and makes y
obligatory IN the tenth year. THIS
aw is the result Of the epidemic id
S71 when Germany .ost $4,000 by
smallpox, Today her mortality record
given at 1l6 deaths Der year. a
till better example Of the protection
afforded by vaccination Is seen IN the
ase Of the German anf French
rmies in the Fraaco-fierman war.
Vaccination was compulsory in tNe
Serman army, aud was peFgunetnfg 10
.hat ~ the French Tire mingllRE ot
he two armies in tle war necessaf'
ly spread the disease and the rfsnlf
vas that The French lost ~ goo men
md the German almg t0st rs -iRe
ierman and French prisoners confined
n tho same tent showed The same
Mortality ratio. the French losing
leavilv and tire German loss slight
pasteur was appointed 81 one time
With two other scientists % make in'
iuiry concerning the vaccination of ~
hidren six OF whom died the next
lay after vaccination and All were
ick from tho vaccination The eeA
tsDce OF their inquiry VAS that the
vaccine used had been used for 1--WE
generations back That is the first vac
nation was with lymph taken from p
cow. hnt for each succT size vaccine
ion the material WAS taken from the
arm of a child and SO on until y naQ
been removed five times from Tho
7are animal vaccine. The only thing
"a human paih0iogg which such eondi
.ion8 resemble Is dissection wound
produced by inocHla01n Through tne
skin with pus fron q subject dead
from some septic infection ~ De
fore stated the extreme aweliing and
fever which follows vaccination ls
condition OF acute seplcemia and Dol
3 necessary result 81 vaccination q
large scar on the arm does not al
ways mean that yDu are prategiea
fromatlou of an.bHjcaied ges.cse. /
fhis IS formed, however small, 3 8
considered as evidence that Taccina
t.0n ls E1ccess fui although i mss
scarcely form a scar
Vaceiuc is now a commercial prod
oct and foF its preparation vaccine
farms aro established These are vel
equipped With barns. laboratories and
apparatus 10 carry our the york He.f
~ calves from four 60 twelve months
lid are purchased, kept iar few aays
and then tested with tD5ereaiin 60.
tuberculosis They are also eaFeiu.s
/ examined for Qiher disease az tlii
I .1Hire8 as nearly as possible The ah
sol1te health % the animal The ani
nai a then plt iu o perfect phyTlca
condition. Whea it Is moved into ia'
acclnatlng barn. Here s. is thor
1uehIy washed with some antsegtt
solution. The animal s taaa east sut
.he abdominal region .s cleaned and
shaVed. it ia then zcar.tie6 and inoc
.atci Eti vaccine u FROM SIX q
slelt places During t1a Irst tlre'
DAYS Che wounds almost heal, On tl'
'aurth day there ls tae Dssinnins @
Itae rerle TIE reslcla continue Q
rroE ard mature until 20 tEe sese7i'
I laT lt il opened under anfiseptc con
Hdons and ere nuid a. sell as ta'
-ulD of tae sore Be- taken out an'
nired eftt glfcerine and ground 81
ar De- tlor1l ellT uiE tae ElFcerlne
sfter tle lFuph is thoroughly niEef
I Flth eigclrlle and passed thr0rEa ar
.mni inf nseailH n IS ftah 4-lHf
I.t. ca.IIIal| Ellra aad seated it f.
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