TABLE 5.-Number of cases treated and days' treatment furnished, by sex and general nativity and race-Continued.

a "Other races" includes: Armenian, 2; Bosnian, 3; Canadian other than French, 4; Cuban, 2; Croatian, 1; Finnish, 6; Flemish, 1; Greek, 6; Japanese, 2; Lithuanian, 8; Portuguese, 1; Roumanian, 2; Ruthenian, 3; Slovak, 2; Syrian, 1.

b"Other races" includes: Albanian, 1; Arabian, 1; Bosnian, 1; Bulgarian, 8; Cuban, 1; Dalmatian, 5; Egyptian, 1; Eskimo, 1; Flemish, 8; Hawaiian, 1; Herzegovinian, 1; Montenegrin, 3; Persian, 2; Portuguese, 6; Scotch-Irish, 3; Servian, 1.

The table immediately following shows for races represented by 200 or more patients the per cent of each sex:

TABLE 6.-Sex of cases treated, by general nativity and race.

[This table includes only races with 200 or more cases. The totals, however, are for all races.]

Of the total number of patients included, 66.1 per cent were males and 33.9 per cent were females. The percentage of females was 36 among the foreign-born and 31.6 among the native-born. The highest per cent of males was among patients native-born of foreignborn Irish father, with 74.5 per cent; the second highest was among foreign-born Italians, with 73.4 per cent. The lowest per cent of males was among the foreign-born Magyars, with 35.6 per cent.

LENGTH OF RESIDENCE IN THE UNITED STATES.

The tables which follow show for foreign-born patients the years in the United States. By years in the United States is meant years since first arrival in the United States. The first table shows the number who have been in the United States each specified number of years. Information on this subject was secured concerning 12,172 of the 12,426 foreign-born patients.

TABLE 7.-Years foreign-born patients have been in the United States, by race.

a "Other races" includes: Albanian, 1; Arabian, 1; Bosnian, 1; Bulgarian, 8; Cuban, 1; Dalmatian, 5; Egyptian, 1; Eskimo, 1; Flemish, 8; Hawaiian, 1; Herzegovinian, 1; Montenegrin, 3; Persian, 2; Portuguese, 6; Scotch-Irish, 3; Servian, 1.

The table which follows shows for the principal races the per cent who had been in the United States each specified period of years:

TABLE 8.—Per cent of foreign-born patients in the United States each specified number of years, by race.

[This table includes only races represented by 20 or more patients. The total, however, is for all foreign-born.]

Of the 12,172 foreign-born for whom this information was secured 28 per cent had been in the United States under five years, 14.2 per cent from five to nine years, 8.9 per cent from ten to fourteen years, 10.8 per cent from fifteen to nineteen years, and 38.1 per cent twenty years or over.

Thirteen of the 30 races included in this table show 50 per cent or more of the patients with a residence in the United States of less than five years. These races are as follows:

TABLE 9.-Races with at least one-half of the patients less than five years in the United

States.

A very small proportion of recent arrivals is found among the Welsh, Irish, and French Canadian patients. The per cent with a residence in the United States of less than five years is for the Welsh 4.2, for the Irish 9.2, and for the French Canadian 10.6.

Of the 30 races, 5 show at least 50 per cent of the patients to have been in the United States twenty years or over. These races are as follows:

TABLE 10.-Races with at least one-half of the patients twenty years or more in the United

States.

Four races report no patient as having been in the United States twenty years or over the Armenian, Croatian, Ruthenian, and Syrian.

The table which follows shows for the races represented by 20 or more patients the per cent who had been in the United States under one year, the per cent in the United States under two years, and the per cent in the United States under three years:

TABLE 11.—Per cent of foreign-born patients in the United States less than three years, by race.

[This table includes only races represented by 20 or more patients. The total, however, is for all foreignborn.]