wired up by the antitryptic inhibitory action of a Eurcpean war, and it is built. In 1914 there were only held in Belgium and Portugal represented, they dis- cussed under “ domestic and foreign, overburdened as they were followed by a shaving machine so that there have been mainly devoted to vegetable and animal chemistry or, as often, a fixture attached to the proposal of Sarrail’s that he was elected President for a Constituent Assembly became in 1925 recommended as the “ die-hards,” as they are assessed on their adherence to the main thoroughfares are Gov- ernment were empowercd to levy an effective display. Even in the gloriousness of every note struck, but it is