Annotation

This valuable document of 408 large octavo pages, is nowadays divided into four parts?Part T. consisting of the M.O. H. work generally (*254 pages), with an appendix of 34 pages Of tables ; Part TT. dealing with Fever and Tuberculosis Hospitals and Sanitoria and their Annual Reports (54 pages); Part III. with General Hospitals and Outdoor Services (23 pages); and Part IV. with Mental Hospitals (29 pages); the whole prefaced by an eight-page resume and index to the contents. It is impossible to deal with such a volume of condensed information in any reasonable space. A few items may be separated out. The