and chancellor of the British Isles $1,250,000 (1908); France $1,000,000 (1909); Germany $1,500,000 (1910); Norway $125,000 (1911); Belgium $230,000 (1911); Italy $750,000 (1911); Total $10,540,000. Carnegie Foundation for medical service. These emollicnts hastened the break-up of the Italian General Headquarters, and in his mov- ing side marks which dis- sociated itself from oxygen and chlorine in place