Salt Lake Telegram | 1915-04-11 | Page 40 | How Disease Germs Make Human Body a Battleground

How Hw TV Disease Disease Germs Make the Human Body a aBa Battleground und j J T disease germ It itself is to hinder binder his activity and I It may bo filterable to prepare him for tor destruction b by tho thou u ultra microscopic so small that white corpuscles of or tho the blood billions upon billions might find ample am am- amA A battlo battle follows Frequently tho the plo space within a thimble arm army of or defence Is recruited rapid rapidly To an enem enemy BO so minute tho the human enough to destroy tho the Invaders in and body gateways innumerable It no disease results More often however how how- enters tho the stomach in milk In water ever er tho the Invaders In triumph and theand theand the and various arlous foods oo It may be bo In- In In Inhaled borl body sickens and perhaps dies lies haled with tho invisible dust st particles parti- parti part parti This Is the tho history of or all pro germ des cles of or the air nir It ma may enter cuter tho the diseases It furnishes the tho blood through a pin prick or a little foundation upon which the tho whole sore soro or upon the skin structure of vaccine therapy has been And nd once In it needs no re enforce erected elected meals ments ln haying Having warmth and food It It has been established that th the Iho multiplies with 1111 Inconceivable viable r rapidity rapidity- bodlos elaborated In the U tissues ues One germ becomes millions in ht a n. day to combat invading In bacteria may be beA beA A lonesome scout grows into an ann army produced by hy the tho presence of or the dead I between suns and unless speedily bodies of those bacteria probably be because be- be m checked 1 produces disease lUeas and death cause ca death nth does docs not destroy tho the fV So comes tuberculosis typhoid 1 poison polson 01 so II of or tho germ gorm although it robs I plague lC rahl rabies infantile p paralysis it of ot power to multiply Furthermore Further Further- dysentery pneumonia anthrax glanders glan glan- more mon wherever cr pO possible tho the number ders cholera yellow fever and a J. J multitude mul Joul- of or anti bodies ia is far in excess of or that ot of other scours scourges s required for Cor tho the work ork to be dOIl done dono It The Tho man n is hs unconscious of oC the lie en entrance en- en enso so u hopp happens ns that h whenever ne cr a l s germ rm J f trance or of microbes but tho mysterious mys disease is conquered there still re remains re- re forces within t the Hie h citadel im immediately inn inn- mains In the system enough antibodies anti anti- t mediately tI ly reco recognize o tho the enem and andrush bodies enemy to repel rIel R lb subsequent Iu nt invasions G rush to tho the defence What hat tho the toden- toden r of or tho those a particular r germs list ti t calls bodies anti suddenly It was s Sir Almoth Wright rl who mudo made spring Into being how icing how no one know knows the tho liras Important application of oC These These- are aio toxins anti-toxins to neutralize these facts lie injected typhoid n the Iho peculiar poison polson of or the Invader germs 1 killed lJ by heating They I ldes es to Kill him a agglutinins could no not multiply for they lcy n were ero were I dead Forthwith moro more bodies anti A typhoid patient rarely has the than were necessary to combat their disease o again n The Tho same Js Is true truo of or poison polson sprang Into being and tho the sur- sur smallpox yellow foyer fever and acid other dis- dis plus remained in the blood so potent cases It is s because such bodies anti that when live lIvo typhoid germs were in- in inas as s remain after conquering the dis- dis tro they mot met Immediate do- do ease case case are arc at the gateway of or the tho citadel del The patient was immune to destroy Invaders upon upon their ap- ap from typhoid because tho the citadel was vaccination confers the garrisoned arr by an nn army already in ex- ex same lamo Immunity and for precisely the same samo reason