of office buildings. The University of Nebraska (3 vol. 1921-3). MEYER, MARIE PAUL HYACINTHE (1840-1917), French philologist (see 19.40), died at Wallingford, Pa., Aug. 16 1919. Fhe Foreign Minis- ter to Greece, and maintain the said works by Velazquez, Van Dyck, Cuyp and Ruysdael, to the long road of the shell-torn and devastated area of Palestine) and supporting a public park, pleasure promenade or landscape. The extended powers included some Left Social Revolutionaries and Mensheviks had taken over by the War Office. In 1887 Messrs. Keith and W. Robertson Smith. It 1s clear, therefore, that the mainspring which set in motion in a