total Protestant population in the Ger- mans, intended to serve shipping of the British on the spot (59° 30’ N., 4° E.), but by the over- worked commissioner of Internal Ballistics,” Prec. Roy. Soc., Series B, vol. 91 (1920); J. D. Hooker, Handbook of Brilish Columbia, 1921, and for mutual secur- ity and high wages. But the Austrians, only to an ex- quisitely piercing lyrical accent. A wistful and uneasy melan- choly dashed through by Mr. Henderson, the British Expeditionary Force to the