1 Lowrey, L. G., Anat. Rec., 7, 143-168 (1913). 2 Donaldson, H. H., J. Comp. Neur. Psychol., 20, 119-144 (1910). ' Donaldson, H. H., Ibid., 21, 129-137 (1911). 4Donaldson, H. H., Ibid., 21, 139-145 (1911). 6Donaldson, H. H., Ibid., 21, 161-176 (1911). 6 Donaldson, H. H., The Rat, Mem. Wistar Inst. Anat. Biol., Philadelphia, No. 6 (1915). 7 Koch, W. and Mann, S. A., Arch. Neur. Psychiat. (Mott),...

In the first paragraph of Section 3.1.1, the sentence ''The first paper presenting an analysis of Thai tones from the age of ancient Thailand, Siam, was written by Bradley Bradley (1911). He illustrated the frequency curves of the five tones for Thai long syllables, similar to Fig. 1, " was not correctly cited from the reference: Bradley, C.B., 1911. Graphic analysis of the tone-accents of Siam...

Patient.?Rissaldar Major W. 0., 2nd Lancers The general state of health of the'patient since May 1911 had not been good. In March 1911 symptoms of disease appeared in the form of anfemia, debility and occasional melrena. A reliable record of the patient's health and medical history from March to October (1911) is not obtainable as he was on furlough at the time. He stated that^ on several occas...

While older children present no greater problem than adults, in that they will cooperate fully in making the required collections, younger children are unreliable and require special appliances. The most generally useful of these is the metabolic bed. Various types of such a bed have been described (Bendix, 1896; Bendix and Finkelstein, 1900; Schabad, 1908; Talbot, 1909; Du Bois, 1911; Howland ...

imized?" In a very brief introductory chapter, the author sketches the problems which have arisen within the last decade with regard to the marking of students in schools and colleges. "From the studies of J. M. Cattell (1905), W. S. Hall (190G), Max Meyer (1908), W. F. Dearborn (1910), A. G. Smith (1911), A. G. Steele (1911), W. T. Foster (1911), and others who have discussed various phases of...