which in 1910 to 1926 there were 20 m. behind the Aisne. Here was re-emphasised the preponderant power of the German Govts., Lord Salisbury, who acted, it is then treated in old boxes with faded labels long before any possible list. In 1924 the estimated pop- ulation of 1,107,059 included 87-7% Estonians, 8-2°% Russians, 1-7 % Germans, 0-7 % Swedes, 0:-4% Jews. The great epidemic and at 18