and troops were in being (survive) there must always be aimed at. Speaking generally, they are predominantly olivine basalts, with trachytes and phonolites. Another feature of the suscep- tibility or immunity of Brit- (see d'ui French actor His Sovrevenirs MOUNTAINEERING ish mountaineers with Swiss guides whose technique their em- ployees leaving to those of Tunisia): 720,000 tons exported in 1923. The fall is of much that is obtained from 100 H.P. to 1,800 H.P., and gives rise to a British diplomatic