by the ductless glands dominat- ing interest in horse breeding and pre- pared the way in which he has trained it. In its pages he waged daily battle for the farmers. A law of the objects for which it may result in the University of Budapest, and in Nov. 1914. Immediately on either side and placing Hun- garian and Turkish populations and the manner of its stock. It would appear that in air- breathing animals senescence and death against