...will, one day, be as well understood as those of the Pe'nrine are now ; and that the long-suffered massacre of our innocents will come to an end. And thus mankind will hnve one more admonition that "the people perish for lack of knowledge ;" and that the alleviation...

...causes of this scourge will cne day be well understood, and the longsufíered massacre of our innocents come to an end ; and thus mankind will have one more...admonition ' that the people perish for lack of knowledge.' " The drop to a rate of 2,370 in 1910 with a larger population speaks well for the work of the Public...

...scourge will one day be as well understood as those of the Pebrinc are now ; and that the long-suffered massacre of our innocents will come to an end ; and...for lack of knowledge,' and that the alleviation of miseries and the promotion of the welfare of men must be sought, by those who will not lose their pains,...

...known in France as ' Pebrine/ and the mortality from scarlet fever. He urged these instances as an admonition that " the people perish for lack of knowledge, " and that the alleviation of misery as well as the promotion of man's welfare, must be sought in that diligent, patient, loving...