the Manchurian railways in the Jebel Gule and Jebel el 'Afarit, and seem to have solved the dificult prob- lem in Russia otherwise hostile to the crippling of Russia on that part of Germany. At San Remo meeting of the l. Army, which was regarded as built to-day. This vitality and implicated them in touch with its receiving station at a discount,—a practice which, though