Tifo febbre : con particolare riferimento all'epidemia serba. . Il Dott. Thomas W. Jackson, chief sanitari in-spector, che ho lasciato in carica dopo la mia partenza; la dott.ssa HansZinsser, bacteriologist; il dott. Francesco B. Grinnell, assorbenti in-spector; il Dottor George C. Shattuck, medico; la dott.ssa A. WatsonSellards, che era responsabile del laboratorio clinico lavoro; il dott.B. W. Caldwell, amministratore di ospedale, e il dottor Aldo Castel-lani, consulente in medicina tropicale e batteriologia, aredeserving della menzione più alta. Tutti questi signori conl'eccezione del dottor Castellani, che hanno aderito poco dopo,è andato a S

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Typhus fever : with particular reference to the Serbian epidemic. . Dr. Thomas W. Jackson, chief sanitary in-spector, whom I left in charge after my departure; Dr. HansZinsser, bacteriologist; Dr. Francis B. Grinnell, sanitary in-spector; Dr. George C. Shattuck, clinician; Dr. A. WatsonSellards, who had charge of the clinical laboratory work; Dr.B. W. Caldwell, hospital administrator, and Dr. Aldo Castel-lani, consultant in tropical medicine and bacteriology, aredeserving of the highest mention. All of these gentlemen withthe exception of Dr. Castellani, who joined shortly afterwards, went to Serbia as members of the first commission. The nameof Mr. Edward Stuart, the sanitary engineer of the Commission, also calls for special mention. His advice and work in connec-tion with the many important sanitary problems in Serbia havebeen invaluable. Among the second group of men attached to the Commis-sion, Colonel Gale, Doctors Mendelssohn and Gruver, Mr.Brink and others, and among the still later arrivals Dr. Harry 1 American Red Cross Magazine, 1915, x, 346.. Chart showing decrease in fever cases, typhus, relapsing, and typhoidamong the civilian population, may to august, 1915 PLATE XXIII THE SERBIAN EPIDEMIC 91 Forbes and Dr. J. G. Hopkins, all held responsible positions in the Serbian work. Mr. Arthur S. Ward acted as secretary during the mosting periods of the epidemic, and Mr. Charles Pi. Cross, whoafterwards died while performing other war service in France, was disbursing officer of the Commission, while .Mr. I). B.Tripcevich and Mr. Ranko Jovanovich acted as interpretersand translators, particularly in connection with official records. At the time of the organization in 1915 of the (lommission, Major General Gorgas, Surgeon General of the United StatesArmy, most generously gave me his advice in relation to theequipment and personnel of this Commission, and I am glad I < -have this opportunity of expressing again my gratitude for tIn-most valuable assistance. Later

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