PiG.. 3.2.—CASE , 1 Boy, aged about 9, at Gallabat. Ill probably six months. Limits of spleen and liver delineated in white paint. Emaciation marked. Died March 27, 1909.

™ Fic. 34.—CAsE 3 A very severe and acute case at Gallabat. Duration three months. Died March 23, 1909. Diagnosed at first as dysentery. Marked wasting, and weakness very pronounced. Enormous number of parasites in spleen blood. Peripheral blood like serum. No malarial parasites found. Spleen not very greatly enlarged.

ie) Fic. 33.—CaAsE 2 TB’ Two cases at Singa. ‘‘A’’—Boy with kala-azar. Ill eleven months. Died May 28, 1909. ‘‘B’’—Girl from same house, but suffering from profound malarial infection. This photograph shows plainly the difference in wasting and in the prominence of the abdomen.

meson vad We 4 Pettey Fb 1 jeginegore arr de ta Leh aI dite 2 Fic. 35.—CaseE 4 Case at Gallabat. An Abyssinian, ill two years. Typical parasites could not be found in spleen blood. No malarial parasites in peripheral blood. Liver and spleen enlarged. Wife ill with fever for five months. Fever in both cases unaffected by quinine.