PARIS

Immunization Against Typhoid  The question of immunization against typhoid, brought to the fore again by the recent epidemic in the villages adjacent to Lyons, which left its impress on this city as well, continues to call forth, before the tribune of the Academy of Medicine, the declarations of various savants who have specialized in that field. M. Delorme, formerly inspecteur général of the army medical corps, has stated that the only means of protecting a city against epidemics of typhoid is by supplying it solely with water that has been sterilized. He cited the example of several cities formerly ravaged, such as Lunéville, which has now become a perfectly healthy city through the application of that method. These facts were not new to the academy, which is more interested in preventive vaccinations, the experience of the last war having been decisive, on that point. The chief question that is now