he had long held the mosquito
responsible for the dissemination of yellow fever.

GOLDBERGER, JOS. Yellow Fever, AEtiology, Symptoms and Diagnosis.
_Yellow Fever Inst. Bull. 16, Pub. Health and Mar. Hospt. Ser._,
1907. Includes discussion of the relation of mosquitoes to the
disease.

GUITERAS, JOHN. Experimental Yellow Fever at the Inoculation
Station of the Sanitary Department of Havana. _Amer. Med._, Vol.
II, No. 21, 1901, pp. 809-817. Experiments show that all types of
the yellow fever from mild to severe may be produced by the bite of
the mosquito.

MCFARLAND, JOSEPH. Life and Work of James Carroll. Memoir read at
the fifth annual meeting of the Soc. of Tropical Med., 1908. Early
life of Carroll and his work with the Yellow Fever Com.

PARKER, H.B., BEYER, G.E., AND POTHIER, O.L. Rept. of Working Party
No. 1, Yellow Fever Institute. _Bull. 13, Pub. Health and Mar.
Hospt. Ser._, 1903. As a result of their studies they believe that
the disease is caused by a protozoan parasite which they name and
describe. Discuss the relation of mosquitoes to the disease.

REED, WALTER; CARROLL, JAMES; AND AGRAMONTE, A. Experimental Yellow
Fever. _Amer. Med._, July 6, 1901, pp. 15-23. Records of certain
experiments and their results.

REED, WALTER; CARROLL, JAMES; AND AGRAMONTE, C.A. The AEtiology of
Yellow Fever. A preliminary note presented at the Amer. Pub. Health
Assn. _Philad. Med. Jour._, Oct. 27, 1900, pp. 790-796. Also an
additional note in _Jour. Amer. Med. Assn._, 36, pp. 431-440, 1901.
Records of their experiments and a summing up of the data in regard
to yellow fever and the mosquito.

REED, WALTER, AND CARROLL, JAMES. The Prevention of Yellow Fever.
_Med. Record_, Oct. 26, 1901, pp. 441-449. History of the disease,
especially in U.S., results of the work of Yellow Fever Com.
description, life-history and habits of the mosquito, its relation
to yellow fever, methods of control. Important paper.

REED, WALTER. Recent Researches Concerning the AEtiology,
Propagation and Prevention of Yellow Fever by U.S. Army Com. _Jour.
Hyg._, 2, 1902, pp. 101-119. Review of work of the Yellow Fever
Com. and the importance of the results. Bibliography.

ROSENAN, M.J., PARKER, H.B., FRANCIS, E., AND BEYER, G.E. Rept. of
Working Party No. 2, Y