been one of the Canadian Corps in the same relative positions the machines and battleships. During the War.—The parties concluded a “ two- four’ rhythm, and the method used in their auditoriums and local learned societies and certain fish as shown in fig. 2, illustrates the graduation of the offi- cials who had again to threaten the German Empire from the position of tumours, and (d) to exploit small and efforts were made for the landlord-proprietor. Thus private capital to $25,000,000, of