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JAMA. 1903;XL(12):796. doi:10.1001/jama.1903.02490120048025.
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New Members.  New members for the month of February:ALABAMA.

  • Gresham, W. A., Russellville. Hargrove, R. J., Tuscaloosa. Kernachan, W. J., Florence. Lightfoot, P. M., Crosskeys. Persons, H. S., Montgomery. Robertson, J. W., Brundidge. Oates, W. H., Yellow Pine.

  • ARKANSAS.

    • Barlow, E. E., Dermott. Hipolite, W. W., DeVall's Bluff. Hume, H. C., Paragould. Pope, M. Y., Monticello. Smith, R. N., Augusta. Stanley, A. C., Tillar. Murphey, N. E., Clarendon. Hebert, G. A., Hot Springs. Waldrop, J. G., Wheatley.

  • CALIFORNIA.

    • Goodfellow, G. E., San Francisco Brown, M. W., Alameda. Key, J. W., Pinole. Wilder, E. M., Sacrameto.

  • COLORADO.

    • Hoagland, H. W., Colorado Sprgs Sipe, W. P., Cripple Creek.

  • CONNECTICUT.

    • Covley, M. L., Waterbury. DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. Baker, R. W., Washington. Boyd, J. C., Washington. Belt, E. O., Washington. Mullins, J. B., Washington. Muncey, E. B. Washington.

    • Thompson, E. D. Washington.

    • Wagner, W. F., Washington.

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