NOVEMBER. Two deaths were reported and no additional cases, as compared to 4 deaths and 3 additional cases in Octo ber.

DECEMBER. NO deaths were reported and 1 additional case, as compared to 2 deaths and no additional cases in November.

A summary of the monthly mortality figures for the year 1912, with comparative monthly statistics for 1911, 1910, 1909 and 1908 will next be given, in tabular form:

MALARIA-MONTHLY MORTALITY TABLE FOR THE YEAR 1912; WITH COMPARATIVE FIGURES FOR 1911, 1910, 1909 AND 1908.

A summary of the monthly morbidity figures for the year 1912, with comparative monthly statistics for 1911, 1910, 1900 and 1908 will next be given, in tabular form:

MALARIA-MONTHLY MORBIDITY TABLE FOR THE YEAR 1912: WITH COMPARATIVE FIGURES FOR 1911, 1910, 1909 AND 1905.

SEPTICEMIA.

JANUARY.-Three deaths and no cases of sickness reported, as against 9 deaths and no cases of sickness reported in December. Two of the decedents were white and 1 colored; 1 was a male and 2 were females.

FEBRUARY.-Two deaths and 2 cases of sickness reported, as against 3 deaths and no cases of sickness reported in January. Both of the decedents were colored males.

MARCH.-Six deaths and no cases of sickness reported, as against 2 deaths and 2 cases of sickness reported in February. Four of the decedents were white and 2 colored; 3 were males and 3 females.

APRIL. Three deaths and no cases of sickness reported, as against 6 deaths and no cases of sickness reported in March. All three of the decedents were colored; 1 male and 2 females.

MAY.-Three deaths and no cases of sickness reported, as against 3 deaths and no cases of sickness reported in April. Two of the decedents were white males, and one was a white female.

JUNE. There were 3 deaths reported and no cases of sickness reported, as against 3 deaths and no cases of sickness in May. Two of the decedents were white males and one white female.

JULY.-There was one death reported and no cases of sickness, as compared to 3 deaths and no cases of sickness in June. The one decedent was a colored male.

AUGUST.-There were 4 deaths reported and one case of sickness, as compared to 1 death and no cases of sickness in July. Two of the decedents were males and 2 were females. Two were white and 2 were colored persons.

SEPTEMBER. There were 5 deaths reported and 1 case of sickness, as against 4 deaths and 1 case of sickness in August. Three of the decedents were males and two females. Four were white and 1 colored.

OCTOBER.-There were 6 deaths reported and no cases of sickness, as against 5 deaths and 1 case of sickness in September. All of the decedents were females; five were white and 1 was colored.

NOVEMBER. There were 6 deaths reported and no cases of sickness, as against 6 deaths and no cases of sickness in October. One of the decedents was a male and five were females; four were white and 2 were colored.

DECEMBER.-There were no deaths reported and no cases of sickness, as compared to six deaths and no cases of sickness in November.

A summary of the monthly mortality figures for the year 1912, with comparative monthly statistics for 1911, 1910, 1909 and 1908 will next be given, in tabular form:

SEPTICEMIA-MONTHLY MORTALITY TABLE FOR YEAR 1912; WITH COMPARATIVE FIGURES FOR 1911, 1910, 1909 AND 1908.

A summary of the monthly morbidity figures for the year 1912, with comparative monthly statistics for 1911, 1910, 1909 and 1908 will next be given, in tabular form:

SEPTICEMIA-MONTHLY MORBIDITY TABLE FOR YEAR 1912; WITH COMPARATIVE FIGURES FOR 1911, 1910, 1909 AND 1908.

GERMAN MEASLES.

JANUARY.-No deaths and no cases of sickness reported, as against no deaths and 3 cases of sickness reported in December. FEBRUARY.-No deaths and no cases of sickness reported, as against no deaths and no cases of sickness reported in January. MARCH. No deaths and no cases of sickness reported, as against no deaths and no cases of sickness reported in February.

APRIL. No deaths and 2 cases of sickness reported, as against no deaths and no cases of sickness reported in March. MAY. No deaths and 9 cases of sickness reported, as against no deaths and 2 cases of sickness reported in April.

JUNE. No deaths reported and no cases of sickness as against no deaths and 9 cases of sickness in May.

JULY.-There were no deaths and no cases of sickness from this disease, as compared to no deaths and no cases of sickness in June.

AUGUST. There were no deaths and no cases of sickness from this disease, as compared to no deaths and no cases of sickness in July.

SEPTEMBER.There were no deaths and no cases of sickness this month, as against no deaths and no cases of sickness in August.

OCTOBER.-There were no deaths and no cases of sickness, as compared to no deaths and no cases of sickness in September.

NOVEMBER. There were no deaths and no cases of sickness, as compared to no deaths and no cases of sickness in October.

DECEMBER.-There were no deaths reported and no additional cases reported, as compared to no deaths and no cases of sickness in November.

As there was but one death from German measles in the five-year period under consideration, said death occurring in April, 1908, the regulation mortality table for this disease has been omitted.

A summary of the monthly morbidity figures for the year 1912, with comparative monthly statistics for 1911, 1910, 1909 and 1908 will next be given, in tabular form:

GERMAN MEASLES-MONTHLY MORBIDITY TABLE FOR THE YEAR 1912; WITH COMPARATIVE FIGURES

JANUARY.-No cases of sickness reported, as against none in the month of December.

FEBRUARY. No cases of sickness reported, as against none in the month of January.

MARCH. No cases of sickness reported, as against none in the month of February.

APRIL. No cases of sickness reported, as against none in the month of March.

MAY.-One death and no cases of sickness reported, as against no deaths and no cases of sickness reported in April. The decedent was a white male.

JUNE. One death and no cases of sickness reported, as against 1 death and no cases of sickness reported in May. The decedent was a white female.

JULY.-There were 8 deaths reported, and no cases of sickness, as against 1 death and no cases of sickness reported in the month of June. Of the decedents, 6 were white and 2 colored; 5 were males and 3 were females.

AUGUST. No cases of sickness reported, as against 8 deaths and no cases of sickness reported in the month of July.

SEPTEMBER. No cases of sickness reported, as against none in the month of August.

OCTOBER. NO cases of sickness reported, as against none in the month of August.