Camp.

Cases of special diseases reported during the week ending Jan. 3, 1919.

Beauregard..

Bowie.

5

1 190

35

0

16

$1,218.81

38.57

1,950.31

33.97

Cody.
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Fremont.
Greene.
Greenleaf.

3

994

12029

16

18

MacArthur.

Number of deaths and annual rates per 1,000 at large camps in United States.

CURRENT STATE SUMMARIES,

Telegraphic Reports for Week Ended January 11, 1919.

Alabama. State totals: Typhoid fever 7, smallpox 51, diphtheria 4, influenza 430. Influenza spreading to country districts; not being reported.

Arkansas.-Influenza: Siloam Springs 200 cases, 3 deaths; Conway County 136, Grant 135, Lee 105, Dalark 46, Stamps 46, Bradley 36, Pope 36, Traskwood 41, Hot Springs 39, Marianna 32, Fayetteville 32, Morrillton 30, Augusta 23, Tupelo 18, Bentonville 19, Faulkner 15, Texarkana 15, St. Francis 10, other places 44. State totals: Epidemic cerebrospinal meningitis 3, diphtheria 1, scarlet fever 3, malaria 25, smallpox 8, typhoid fever 8. Though cases are not notified influenza is quite prevalent.

California. Influenza: Cases reported 17,000; reports show that disease is increasing in most counties. Total cases reported to date 262,200. Eighteen cases smallpox reported as follows: San Francisco 7, Watsonville 7, Santa Ana 1, Long Beach 2, San Bernardino 1. No increase in other communicable diseases.

Connecticut. No outbreak nor unusual prevalence. Influenza: Total for week 1,207.

Florida.-Typhoid fever: De Soto 1, Jacksonville 1, Escambia 2, Monroe 1, Volusia 1. Malaria: De Soto 1, Escambia 3, Hillsboro 2, Tampa 3, Taylor 1. Diphtheria: Dade 2, Duval 1, Escambia 3, Hillsboro 2, Tampa 1, Jefferson 1. Pneumonia: Dade 1, Duval 6, Escambia 10, Gadsden 3, Madison 4.

Illinois. Diphtheria: 47, of which in Chicago 17. Scarlet fever: 65, of which in Rockford 6, Chicago 43. Smallpox: 41, of which in Elgin 5, Peoria 15, Pekin 8. Meningitis: Chicago 2. Poliomyelitis: Chicago 1. Influenza: 3,940; incidence now at lowest since October 1; towns and cities relatively clearer than rural sections; recrudescent in scattering communities as follows-Homer (Champaign County) 35, Lowe Township (Douglass County) 22, Albion (Edwards County) 22, Browns (Edwards County) 19, Pope Township (Fayette County) 63, Saint Elmo (Fayette County) 48, Fremont Township (Lake County) 70, Zion City (Lake County) 48, Long Creek Township (Macon County) 32, Mason City (Mason County) 50, Viola (Mercer County) 43, Franklin (Morgan County) 63, Chapin (Morgan County) 52, Chester (Randolph County) 42, Sparta (Randolph County) 78, Belmont (Wabash County) 50.

Indiana.-Influenza 2,974, syphilis 11, gonorrhea 25. Diphtheria: Tippecanoe County 3, Cass 1, Rush 1, Wabash 1, Marshall 2, Laporte 1.

Iowa.-Diphtheria: Council Bluffs 4, Des Moines 5, Dubuque 1, Mount Pleasant 1, Newhall 1, South Fort Des Moines 1. Gonorrhea: City 1, Batavia 1, Bettendorf 1, Bluegrass 1, Bonaparte 2,

Burlington 6, Davenport 88, Dubuque 4, Lincoln 1, Lovilla 1, Maquoketa 1, Norway 1, Ottumwa 4, Sioux City 8, Washington 1, Waterloo 1, Waverly 1. Scarlet fever: Des Moines 6, Dubuque 1, Monroe 1, Northwood 1. Smallpox: Cedar Rapids 4, Council Bluffs 4, Des Moines 3, Hampton 2, Mason City 10, Monroe 2. Syphilis: Davenport 19, Dubuque 2, Ottumwa 1, Sioux City 4, Toledo 1. In rural districts of following counties. Diphtheria: Crawford 1, Monroe 2, Plymouth 1. Gonorrhea: Benton 1, Scott 3. Scarlet fever: Jasper 4, Van Buren 1, Warren 1. Influenza: State total 1,195.

Kansas. Poliomyelitis: Sedan 1. Meningitis: By cities-Durham 1, Junction City 2 carriers. State totals: Typhoid fever 2, smallpox 20, diphtheria 29, scarlet fever 17, influenza 4,924. Influenza by cities of over 10,000 population: Atchison 11, Coffeyville 88, Fort Scott 26, Hutchinson 32, Independence 27, Kansas City 47, Lawrence 33, Leavenworth 5, Parsons 80, Pittsburg 28, Topeka 86, Wichita 105.

Louisiana.-Typhoid fever 8, diphtheria 9, smallpox 30, meningitis 3, influenza 11,350. Recrudescence of influenza: By parishesBeauregard 787, Claiborne 615, Tangipahoa 591, Lafourche 466, De Soto 378, Lafayette 376, Bienville 358; by cities-New Orleans 1,918, Baton Rouge 544, Bogalusa 304.

Maine. Chicken pox: York 1. Diphtheria: Portland 1. Gonorrhea: Greenville 1, Fairfield 1, Biddeford 1, Lewiston 3, Portland 3, Waterville 1, Bath 1, St. George 2. Measles: Portland 2. Mumps: Monson 75. Scarlet fever: South Portland 1, Bath 1, Portland 27. Syphilis: Portland 1, Lewiston 5, Auburn 1, Oakland 1. Tuberculosis: Three cases. Whooping cough: Auburn 1. Influenza: Auburn 60, Lewiston 56, Sherman 27, Westbrook 57, Greenville 15, Portland 60, Friendship 25, Gray 23, Greenwood 18, Waldoboro $7, Bangor 87, Bethel 46, Deer Isle 25, Wiscasset 21, Stacyville Place 19. Michigan.-Influenza: Battle Creek 23, Bay City 34, Grand Rapids 163, Pontiac 25, Saginaw 72, Lansing 73, Detroit 531; total cases for week 4.308: total deaths for week 280.

Minnesota. Smallpox (new foci): Clear Water County, Popple Township, 7; Hennepin County, Hopkins village, 1; Rock County, Luverne city 6. One cerebrospinal meningitis, 57 syphilis, 74 gonorrhea, 4 chancroid, reported since January 6.

Montana.-Influenza cases 307. (Week ended Jan. 4.)
New Jersey.-Influenza: 3,230 cases.

Pneumonia: 484 cases. No

other reportable diseases unusually prevalent.

New York. Outside of New York City. Diphtheria 177 (light decrease), scarlet fever 117, typhoid fever 12, whooping cough 65 (increase over preceding week), pneumonia 172. Syphilis 106, gonorrhea 28.

Voluntary reports

North Carolina.-Whooping cough 28, measles 34, diphtheria 18, scarlet fever 11, septic sore throat 3, smallpox 20, chicken pox 12, typhoid fever 11, meningitis 1, broncho-pneumonia 53, lobar pneumonia 24. Influenza: Reported by counties-Chatham 16, Clay 3, Cleveland 250, Cumberland 57, Davidson 111, Franklin some new cases, Gaston 52, Johnston 255, Jones 25, Montgomery 90, Pitt 80, Rockingham 17; reported by cities-Charlotte 48, Raleigh 17, Wilmington 17.

Ohio. Scarlet fever: Lima 8 cases. Smallpox: Steubenville 8 cases. Scioto County 9 cases. Trachoma: Portsmouth 17 cases. Venereal diseases 128 cases for State.

Oregon.-Influenza: By counties-Benton 33, Clackamas 52, Columbia 8, Gilliam 50, Hood River 16, Jackson 13, Jefferson 6, Josephine 40, Lane 63, Lincoln 14, Linn 63 (and 3 deaths), Marion 56, Multnomah 14, Polk 6, Tillamook 38, Wasco 98 (and 3 deaths), Washington 81, Curry 2 deaths; total cases in State 1,563; total deaths in State 7.

Vermont.--Influenza, 911 cases from 43 towns. No other unusual

occurrence.

Virginia. Influenza 482 cases. Situation very bad in many counties.

Washington.--No unusual outbreak of disease. Influenza, 1.680 cases entire State; 550 more cases than preceding week. Nine cases smallpox in Thurston County.

CEREBROSPINAL MENINGITIS.

Cases Reported in Extra-Cantonment Zones, Week Ended Jan. 11, 1919.