PROBABLY TRACED. THIS MAP ILLUSTRATES TABLE 7. LINES CONNECT THE LOCAITIES INFECTED. THE ARROWHEADS INDICATE THE DIRECTIONS OF THE MOVEMENTS. DEFINITELY TRACED. EASTERN PART OF MECOSTA COUNTY." NORTHERN MICHIGAN." FIMO CASES FROM TOLEDO TABLE 7.-First, second and third localities, where the second locality was infected with Typhoid Fever from the first, and the third was infected from the second; and the numbers of cases and deaths from Typhoid Fever in the first, second and third localities, with the dates of the beginning and ending of each outbreak. (Compiled from reports of health officers who were able to trace the source of contagium to other localities.) Typhoid fever was not reported to this Office by the health officer of the "first" locality at the time it was said to have spread from there; showing that the disease, if present, was neglected; probably it was not reported to the health officer as the law requires. †The numbers in this column refer to similar numbers before quotations in the text following this table. |