... hetpl as ones. This great sacrifice of infant life is perfectly pro- ventible; and thiat it is so is seen front wisat has taken place in Germany. There, too, overlaying added so cenormously to the infant- mortality that a law. was passed making it a penal ...

... 30.1 per 1,000 of the population, the mortality being the heaviest recorded in the borough for a good many years. There has been much sickness in the town, especially among children, no less than 59 deaths of infants under seven years of age having taken ...

... Mlaria Street, 6aal 11 S ife had given -ay to drink, and the children had been ?? Baumpartrer said the youngest child, an infant six neeks old, only weighed four or liye e. It was in a fair way of dying of starvation.- T~le B'ett inflicted the maximum ...