BOUND DEC 23 1913

BOOK REVIEWS.

Medical Men and the Law. By Hugh Emmett

Culbertson, Esq. Philadelphia and New York:

Lea and Febiger. 1913

Bacteria. By Dr. Max Schottelius. London:

Henry Froude and Hodder and Stoughton .. 513

EDITORIALS.

CURRENT LITERATURE.

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PROGRESS OF DR. FRIEDMANN'S DEMONSTRATIONS. 514

THE EXECUTION OF CHARLES THE FIRST ...... 515

MENTAL HYGIENE EXHIBIT AND CONFERENCE 516

THE GLASGOW LISTER WARD AND MUSEUM

517

THE PREVENTION OF DISEASES OF OCCUPATION 517

AMERICAN ACADEMY OF ARTS AND SCIENCES

MEDICAL NOTES

Iowa Association of Orificial Surgeons.-Pre-

vention of Infant Mortality.-The World's

Output of Radium.-Death from Colored Can-

dy. A Gypsy Centenarian.-Progress of the

Balkan War.

Boston and New England.-Homeopathic Hospi-

tal Training School.-Harvard Veterinary

Medical Alumni.-Cutter Lectures on Preven-

tative Medicine.-Abolition of Free Lunch.—

Death of a Quadruplet.-Infants' Hospital Fes-

tival.-Recent Hospital Bequests.

New York.-The Mount Sinai Hospital.-Syden-

ham Hospital.--Anti-Meningitis Serum.-Re-

cent Bequests.--A Centenarian.-Albany Hos-

pital Nurses' Home.-Loomis Sanatorium.

OBITUARY.

JOHN WARREN WILLIS, M.D.

MISCELLANY.

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