... enormotWlT faonand. Bat that was,only.oue pact tba ptfiMaii. /ntoMWr ia of still greater importance. -Wo told Hat the rate infant -mortality, through tonnranoa and want sanitation, ceachea the appalling flgun to of p« oent. tooeeas of Sopala> Mon eoffident labour ...

... measure of the direct lose due to excels mortality. Account must be taken of the effect of migration and of the lower birth-rate, due to famine and scarcity, that is say. we have distinguish between loss from mortality and a diminished source of supply. reference ...

... entertained dinner London m celebration his 80th birthday. In eight of the principal town? rn Scotland the lowjpst rate of mortally during last week •was recorded Aberdeen, namely, 17.5 per j thousand. Mr Andrew Carney© has offered £10,000 Greenock to defray ...

... measure of th© direct lose due to excess mortality. Account must be taken the effect migration and of the lower birth-rate, due famine and scarcity, that ie ©ay, we have to distinguish between loss from excess mortality and a diminished source supply. reference ...