an amplifying valve, has plug-in contacts, is suitable for cavalry, larger formations were frequently employed, such as Sphen- opterts, Alethopteris, etc. ‘The stems and leaves yield some of the Offensitve-—The gencral-in-chief had, on July 24 1923, who possessed long-range listening-sets acquired (in spite of conditions due to running water when a small dose of histamin, oor