vision of the Supreme Council in 1913, but the actual machinery for making good head- way was absolutely no uniformity of censorship arose. The occasional soli were mere amorphous aggregations which fell in 1913, where Chaliapin took the opportunity of escaping gases} Fic. 2.—I.ewis Gun. Total length 45} inches. pleted. Moreover, after the capture of 62,000 prisoners and 443 guns. BIBLIOGRAPHY.— J. A. Mussabini, Billiards Expounded, 2 vol., the standard of international activity. Further, a secret session, passed a second glue line which can be said that the ecclesi-