CONTENTS. 



79 (222). The osmotic pressure of colloidal solutions and the influence of 

 electrolytes and non-electrolytes on such pressure. By Ralph S. Lillie. 



80 (223). Hemolysis in eclampsia. By James Ewing. 



81 (224). Glycocoll nitrogen in the metabolism of the dog. By J. R. Mlirlin. 



82 (225). An hydrodynamic explanation of mitotic figures. By Arthur B. 

 Lamb (by invitation.) 



83 (226). Transfusion experiments in dogs showing artificially implanted 



tumors. By George W. Crile and S. P. Beebe. 



84 (227). Transplantation of the thigh from one dog to another. By Alexia 



Carrel. 



85 (228). The bacteriotherapy of leprosy. By Paul G. Woolley (by 



invitation. ) 



86 (229). Direct silver staining of spirochetes and flagellated bacteria. By 



Simon Flexner. 



87 (230). On the bacterial production of skatol and its occurrence in the human 

 intestinal tract. By C. A. Herter. 



88 (231). A spirochete found in the blood of a wild rat. By W. J. MacNeal. 



89 (232). Experimental ligation of splenic and portal veins, with the aim of 

 producing a form of splenic anemia. By Aldred S. Warthin. 



90 (233). An experiraenial control of Fischer's attraxin-theory. By C. Snow. 



(Communicated by Aldred S. Warthin.) 



91 (234). The effects of struggle on the content of white cells in the lymph. 



By F. Peyton Rous. (Communicated by Aldred S. Warthin.) 



92 (235). A lipolytic form of hemolysis. By Hideyo Noguchi. 



93 (236). On the mechanism by which water is eliminated from the blood 

 capillaries in the active salivary glands. By A. J. Carlson, J. R. Greer and F. 



0. Becht. 



94 (237). On the dissociation in solutions of the neutral caseinates of sodium 

 and ammonium. By T. Brailsford Robertson. 



95 (238). The Altmann's granules in kidney and liver and their relation to 

 granular and fatty degeneration. By William Ophuls. 



96 (239). The relation of anatomic structure to function. By William 



Ophuls. 



97 ( 240). Proteid poisons. By Victor C. Vaughan. 



98 (241), Observations on the living developing nerve fiber. By Ross G. 



Harrison. 



99 (242). The presence of allantoin in the urine of the dog during starvation. 



By Frank P. Underhill. 



100 (243). Alkaloidal compounds of mucoids, nucleoproteins and other proteins. 



By Walter H. Eddy and William J. Gies. 



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