REPRINTS ON DISORDERS OF THE BLOOD

To the Editor: —I am setting out to make a collection of reprints and cuttings from the medical press of papers dealing with, the clinical and experimental aspects of disorders of the blood. I have already about 2,000. These are indexed and filed and will, I hope, prove of permanent value. American literature is not so well represented as I could desire. I have most of the papers on Gaucher's splenomegaly and excerpts from your own pages for the last few years, but much is still lacking. Would you be so good as to print this letter and allow me to ask those interested in the subject to send me any reprints they have. Accounts of disease chacterized by abnormal shapes of the red cells and by abnormal phagocytosis are practically confined to American literature; there also one looks for much of the work on the spleen and nearly all