...sides of the boundary the conditions of soil, buildings, sewerage, population, everything shortly, of importance in this respect, were the same, and...houses on the so-called Hamburger Platz, the cholera * Separat Abdruck ans der Zeitschrift fur Hygiene und Infectiontkrankheiteu, bierztharte Band, 1893.—...

...side of it was proof of the absence of an epidemic in Altona. To use Professor Koch's own words: ' Cholera in Hamburg went right up to the boundary of...Hamburg side, whereas the Altona side was free from it.' And yet there was one detectable difference, and one only, between the two adjacent areas—they had...

...and there stopped. In one street, which for a long "Cholera Prospects and Prevention," London, 1893. way forms the boundary, there was cholera on the Hamburg side, whereas the Altona side was free from it.' And yet there was one detectable difference, and one only, between the two adjacent areas — they...

...same ; and yet the cholera which ravaged unfiltered Hamburg went right up to the walls of filtered Altona and there stopped. In one street, which for...Platz, the cholera marked out the boundary better than anyone having the map of the frontier between Efamburg and Altona could have done. Here we have to...

...over 700 cases and many of these originated in Hamburg. Prof. Koch, in describing the epidemic, said, "Cholera in Hamburg went right up to the boundary...Hamburg side, whereas the Altona side was free from from it." But we need not go abroad to find examples of the protection which a properly filtered water...

...population, everything, in short, of importimce in this respect were the same, and yet the cholera went right up to the boundary of Altona and there...and Altona before him could have done. The cholera marked not only the political boundary but even the boundary of the water supply between the two towns....

...importance in this respect were the same, and yet the cholera went right up to the boundary of Altoua and there stopped. In one street, which for a long...and Altona before him could have done. The cholera marked not ouly the political boundary but even the boundary of the water supply between the two towns....

...328, a rate of 230. Prof. Koch says: " Cholera in Hamburg went right up to the boundary of Altona and stopped. In one street, which for a long way forms...Hamburg side, whereas the Altona side was free from it " — undoubtedly because of the different water-supplies. Lawrence, Mass., has drawn its water-supply...

...328, a rate of 230. Prof. Koch says: " Cholera in Hamburg went right up to the boundary of Altona and stopped. In one street, which for a long way forms...Hamburg side, whereas the Altona side was free from it " — undoubtedly because of the different water-supplies. Lawrence, Mass., has drawn its water-supply...

...population, all things, in short, of importance in this respect, were the same, and yet the cholera of Hamburg went right up to the boundary of Altona and...In the case of a group of houses on the so-called Hamburg Platz, the cholera marked out the boundary better than any one having the map of the frontier...