... undertake rather more than our own guardians of the peace. In Germany, for instance, the police dabble in such subjects as infant mortality, and tax levying and collecting. In !retesd the police barracks' notice-boards often contain advice, particularly in ...

... an increased salary he got the impresaisa that be was to be disehargaL Mr. John Burns stated at Casten Hall that the infant mortality rate had decreased from 145 per 1,000 in 1904 to 10G per 1,000 in 1910— representing a saving of between 40.000 and 50 ...

... as compared with what happened a few years before the Infantile Mortality ongress began its work. In no country in the world is greater progress being made in combating infantile mortality at the present time than in Great Britain and Ireland. This gratifying ...

... 7, in 1903, is given as 27 9 for the year 1911. Dr. Agnew considers that the number of deaths of infants under one year of age, representing a mortality of only about ninety oat of every thousand births, fa highly creditable to a town with each a large ...

... conditions of the district during the year, and in a number of statistical tables bearing on the incidence of disease, the mortality from the various ailments to which human flesh is heir, and the birth-rate and dcath-rate during the decennial period which ...

... Isst monthly report is showing considerable signs of abatement, but it has already levied a heavy toll upon the lives of the infants attacked. being responsible for 1$ deaths doling the quarter, of which nine were registered in the month under consideration ...