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ACKNOWLEDGMENTS OF FINANCIAL AID IN MEETING THE EXPENSE OF THE

EXPERIMENTS HEREIN DESCRIBED

The writer has been most generously aided by substantial grants from the

Bache Fund of the National Academy of Sciences, and from the Carnegie

Institution of Washington; also by large donations from Mr. Horace

Fletcher of Venice, and from Mr. John H. Patterson of Dayton, Ohio. In

addition, the War Department of the United States met in large measure

the expense of maintaining at New Haven the Detachment of Volunteers from

the Hospital Corps of the United States Army, detailed here through the

courtesy of Surgeon-General Robert Maitland O’Reilly.

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