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DATE 1918 PATIENTS PATIENTS CASES IN DEATHS
ADMITTED DISCHARGED HOSPITAL
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October 5 65 0 65 0
〃 6 23 0 88 0
〃 7 61 0 149 0
〃 8 77 0 225 1
〃 9 42 1 266 0
〃 10 35 1 300 0
〃 11 9 0 307 2
〃 12 2 16 290 3
〃 13 10 0 298 2
〃 14 1 18 278 3
〃 15 4 13 266 3
〃 16 9 23 248 4
〃 17 10 19 235 4
〃 18 16 34 217 0
〃 19 38 29 225 1
〃 20 27 0 252 0
〃 21 37 43 245 1
〃 22 33 7 270 0
〃 23 14 20 263 2
〃 24 20 17 266 0
〃 25 27 21 272 0
〃 26 10 29 250 0
〃 27 18 3 265 1
〃 28 10 31 243 3
〃 29 6 16 231 0
〃 30 11 27 215 1
〃 31 2 15 202 2
November 1 2 18 185 0
〃 2 4 18 170 1
〃 3 5 1 174 0
〃 4 2 19 156 1
〃 5 5 0 161 0
〃 6 4 16 149 0
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Admissions. 639 35
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The individuals admitted to this hospital were obtained from the two
military camps at the University of Pittsburgh and the Carnegie School
of Technology. All of them were enrolled in the army service and ranged
from the ages of 18 to 30. They were vigorous individuals, who had
passed their physical examinations for the army. The epidemic made its
appearance in these camps on October 2, rapidly ascending from a report
of two ill on October 2, four on October 3, eight on October 4, to 65 on
October 5. On October 11 there were 307 cases in the hospital.
Of these cases 35 died, the day of death being indicated in the
following table.