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The Names of Contributors are printed in Small Capitals.

Adams Fund, R. J. H. DELOACH, 927Adulteration, Congress on, 475; H. W. WILEY, 672Agriculture, Graduate School, 557Agronomy, Amer. Soc. of, T. L. LYON, 115Alabamornis, F. A. LUCAs, 311ALsBRRG, C. L., Boston Soc. of Med. Sci., 743Altamaha Formation in Ga., 0. VEATCH, 71American Assoc for the Advancement of Science,

Report of Gen. Sec., 41; President's Address,49; Section C, 81, 481, and Amer. Chem. Soc.,290, 321; Section F, 89, 940, and Amer. Soc.Zool., 905; Section I, 99; Section G, 121, 205;Section K, 128, 641; Section A, 161; SectionH, 281, 401; Hanover Meeting, 516, 733, 934,963, 997; Section L, 521; Section B, 561, 841,611; Section E, 721

Ani, H. M., Clarke's Devonic in North America,850

Anatomical Soc., German, J. S. KiNGSLEY, 854ANGELL, J. R., Biological Research, 381Anopheles in Sea Water, L. 0. HOWARD, 274Anthropoid Apes and Man, S. P. VERNE, 929Anthropological Soc. of Wash., W. HOUGH, 221,

391, 507, 626, 693; Harvard Soc., A. M.TOZZEB, 757

Anthropology, in California, A. L. KROEBER, 281;at the Amer. Assoc., G. G. MACCURDY, 401

Armitage, F. P., History of Chemistry, A. SmrrH,303

ARNoLD, R., Geol. Soc. of Washington, 188, 426,468, 585, 891, 957, 992; Benitoite, 312; andH. R. JOHNSON, Volcano in Los Angeles, Cal.,553

Arrhenius, S., Immunochemistry, J. LOEB, 343Art, Lost, Rediscovery, F. D. TORRE, 592Astroscopus, Nasal Cavity of, U. DAHLGREN, 993Astronomical Notes, S. I. BAILEY, 511Athletics and Scholarship, P. C. PHILLiPS, 547

B., E. W., Sir George Gabriel Stokes, 180BAILEY, E. H. S., Kansas Acad. of Sci., 107BAiLEY, S. I., Astronomical Notes, 511BAiN, H. F., Outlook in Geology, 877BAIER, F. C., Chicago Acad. of Sci., 423BAKER, J. H., Nat. Assoc. of State Univ., 115BALL, C. R., The Sorghum Midge, 114Ballons-sondes, A. L. ROTCH, 315BANCROFT, W. D., The Future of Chemistry, 978BAN1KS, N., Notes on Entomology, 354Baptanodon, W. J. HOLLAND, 191BARKER, L. F., Laboratories and Medical Practise

and Discoveries, 601BARNES, H. T., Calorimeter, 790Barnes, H. T., Ice Formation, H. F. REID, 104BASKERVIELE, C., Laboratory Organization, 681Baskets, Burden, 0. T. MASON, 350BATES, C. G., Drought-resistant Hickory, 473BATESON, W., and R. C. PUNNETT, Heredity of Sex,

785

BAuER, L. A., Magnetic Survey of U. S., 812BAWDEN, h. H., Chair of Philosophy at Univ. of

Cincinnati, 959BAYEY, W. S., and F. P. GuLLvER, Geology and

Geography at the Amer. Assoc., 721BECmR, G. F., Age of a Cooling Globe, 227, 392Behavior of Lower Organisms, H. S. JENNINGs, 698Benitoite, R. ARNOLD, 312; E. H. KEAus, 710BERKEY, C. P., Geology and Mineralogy, N. Y.

Acad. of Sci., 622BERRY, E. WV., Progressus Rei BotanicG, 393BESSEY, C. E., Botanical Notes, 431, 513, 753, 832,

857, 961; Bower on Land Flora, 618Bibliography, Scientific, C. H. KoFoID, 543Bigelow, R. P., Fluctuating Variations, 192BIGELOW, S. L., Herrick on Denatured Alcohol, 20BIGELOW, W. D., Chemical Positions in the Gov.

Service, 481Biological, Soc. of Wash., M. C. MARsH, 190, 266,

424, 505, 540, 624, 691, 744; Chemistry, Prob-lems of, R. H. CHITTENDEN, 241; Research, F.R. LILLIE, 369; W. TRELEASE, 372; H. H.DONALDSON, 375; W. H. HOWELL, 377; J. R.ANGELij, 381; Station, Bermuda, E. L. MARK,794

Biology, Animal, Laboratories at Iowa, 195; andMedicine, Exper. Soc. for, W. J. GIns, 469;Archives of, C. S. MINOT, 895

Birds, Instinct and Intelligence in, F. H. HERRICK,847

Blackhead, L. J. COLE, P. B; HADLE:Y, 994BLACKWELDER, E., Pre-Cambrian Rocks, 787BLAKESLEE, A. F., Marchal's Aposporie et Sex-

ualite, 500; Pure Cultures of Fungi, 960Blowpipe Analysis, C. W. BROWN, 472BRcher, M., Higher Algebra, G. A. MILLER, 535Boston Soc. of Med. Sci., C. L. ALSBBERG, 743,

778Botanical, Soc. of Amer., D. S. JOHNSON, 332;

Notes, C. E. BESSEY, 431, 513, 7153, 832, 857,961; Soc. of Wash., W. E. SAFFORD, 507, 540;H. METCALF, 586, 820

Botany, at the Amer. Assoc., H. C. COWLES, 205;Opportunities in, J. G. COuLTER, 873

Bouvier, E. L., Monographie des Onychophores,T. D. A. C., 619

Bower, F. O., Origin of a Land Flora, C. E.BESSEY, 618

BRADLEY, J. C., Entom. Soc. of Amer., 215BRANSON, E. B., Cladodus Compressus, 311Breeders' Assoc., Amer., C. B. DAVENPORT, 413Brittle-star from Woods Hole, H. L. CLARK, 147BRITTON, N. L., F. V. COVILLE and 0. F. COOK,

Wild Jamaica Cotton, 664BROWN, C. W., Blowpipe Analysis, 472BROWN, E. E., Education at the Amer. Assoc., 521BROWN, E. W., Mechanics, 350BROWN, J. S., Pink Katydids, 271BROWN, R. M., Earth Curvature, 789

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Bufo, Proportion of Injured, in Natural Group,W. E. KELLCOTT, 855

C., T. D. A., Bouvier's Monographie des Onycho-phores, 619

CALMAN, W. T., King-crab, 669Calorimeter, H. T. BARNES, 790CAMPBELL, W., Astr., Phys. and Chem., N. Y.

Acad. of Sci., 145CANNON, W. B., Howell's Physiology, 262Carnegie, Institution, 572; Foundation, 595; Pen-

sioning Widows of Professors, J. McK. CAT-TELL, H. S. PRITCHETT, 672; not a Charity,687

Case, E. C., Pelycosauria of N. A., W. D. MAT-THEW, 816

CATTELL, J. MaK., Administration of SyracuseUniversity, 900; Pensioning Widows of Pro-fessors by Carnegie Foundation, 672

CHASE, F. H., Onondaga Acad. of Sci., 822Chemical, Soc., Amer., N. Y. Section, C. M. JOYCE,

26, 191, 346, 543, 697, 854; NortheasternSection, F. H. THORP, 222, 923; and Sect. C,Amer. Assoc., 290, 321; Chicago Meeting, C.L. PARsONS, 331; Engineer, Education of, C.RICHARDSON, 81; Soc. of Wash., J. A. LE-CLEEc, 310, 346, 821; Industry, Soc. of, H.SCHWEITZER, 345; Positions in the Gov. Ser-vice, W. D. BIGELOW, 481

Chemistry, at the Amer. Assoc., B. E. CuRRY, C. L.PARSONS, 290, 321; Organic Notes on, J. B.TINGLE, 314; Physical, applied to Organic, J.STIEGLITZ, 768; Usefulness in Industries, W.D. RICHARDSON, 801; Building of Col. of Cityof N. Y., 969; A Pioneer in, Edgar F. Smith,970; Changes in Fifty Years, IRA REMSEN,973; Future of, W. D. BANCROFr, 978

Chemists, Biol., Amer. Soc. of., W. J. GIES, 495;Openings for, W. A. Noys, 876

Chicago Acad. of Sci., F. C. BAKER, 423China, New Education in, C. F. THWING, 256CHITTENDEN, R. H., Biological Chemistry, 241;

T. B. OSBORNE and OTHERS, Protein Nomen-clature, 554

CHRYSLER, M. A., Stevens's Plant Anatomy, 307Cincinnati University, Chair of Philos., H. H.

BAWDEN, 959Cladodus Compressus, E. B. BRANSON, 311CLARK, H. L., Brittle-star, 147Clark, William Smith, D. P. PENHALLOW, 172Clarke, J. M., Devonic History of N. A., H. M.

AmI, 850Clouds, Cumulus, A. L. ROTCH, 783; over a Fire,

B. M. VARNEY, 783COCKERELL, T. D. A., Fossil Sawfly, 113; Ameth-

ystine Glass, 825CoLE, A. D., Physics at Amer. Assoc., 611Cole, A. H., Biological Projection, M. F. GUYER,

65COLE, F. N., Amer. Math. Soc., 168, 471, 781;

Physics at Amer. Assoc., 561COLE, L. J., and P. B. HADLEY, Blackhead, 994College, and Uiiversity, D. S. JORDAN, 530;

Course, W. H. NicHOLS, 981CONANT, C. A., Friction in Economics, 99CONKLIN, E. G., Heredity, 89; Morgan's Exper.

Zoology, 139Conservation Commission, National, 994

COOK, 0. F., N. L. BRITTON, and F. V. Covaiz,Wild Jamaica Cotton, 664.

COTTON, E. C., and H. A. MORGAN, MegarhinusSeptentrionalis, 28

COULTER, J. G., Opportunities in Botany, 873COVILLE, E. V., N. L. BRITTON and 0. F. COOK,

Wild Jamaica Cotton, 664COWLES, H. C., Botany at Amer. Assoc., 205CREW, H., Outlook in Physics, 879CROOK, A. R., Illinois Acad. of Sci., 186CURRY, B. E., Chemistry at Amer. Assoc., 290, 321Curves, Melting-point, J. B. TINGLE, H. F. RoT ,

353CUSHMAN, A. S., Corrosion of Irons, 666

D., B., William Strafford, 234D., W. M., Current Notes on Land Forms, 31D., W. S., Kuenen on Die Kontinuitltstheorie, 306DAHLGREN, U., Nasal Cavity in Astroscopus, 993DAML, W. H., and H. VON IHERING, Malacological

Nomenclature, 825Darwin Celebration, 901DAVENPORT, C. B., Amer. Breeders' Assoc., 413DEAN, B., Lamarck, 151; Fossil Fishes, 1907, 201;

Kellogg's Darwinism To-day, 421DELOACH, R. J. H., The Adams Fund, 927DILLzR, J. S., Wash. Acad. of Sci., 466, 663Discussion and Correspondence, 27, 69, 108, 147,

191, 223, 267, 311, 350, 392, 427, 472, 509,543, 589, 626, 664, 698, 746, 783, 822, 854,894, 927, 959

Dissorophus, R. L. MOoDIE, 30Distribution of Species, A. E. ORTMANN, 427Dodge, R., Visual Fixation, E. B. HURY, 501DONALTSON, H. H., Biological Research, 375DRUMMOND, J., Science in New Zealand, 356DUMBLE, E. T., Tertiary Deposits of Mexico, 273Duncan, R. K., Chemistry of Commerce, W. Mc-

MURTRIE, 106

Earth, as Heat-radiating Planet, J. M. SCHAEBERLE,392; The Cooling, A. C. LANE, 589; CurvatureExperiments, R. M. BROWN, 789

EASTMAN, C. R., Early Santorin and IschianEruptions, 855

EASTMAN, J. R., Discovery of Satellites of Mars,666

Ecological Formations of Pittsburg, 0. E. JEN-NINGS, 828

Economics, Friction in, C. A. CONANT, 99Education at the Amer. Assoc., E. E. BROWN, 521;

C. R. MANN, 525Electrolytic Resistance, Apparatus for Measuring,

A. W. SMITH, 635Elisha Mitchell Sci. Soc., A. S. WHEELER, 589, 994ELLIS, W. H., Chemical Education of the Engi-

neer, 882Emerald Lake, Filling by Alluvial Fan, F. H.

LAHEE, 752Energy, New Unit for, A. T. JONES, 28Engineer, Chem. Education of, W. H. ELLIS, 882Entomological Soc. of Amer., J. C. BRADLEY, 215Entomology, Notes on, N. BANKS, 354Eruptions, Early, C. R. EASTMAN, 855Evolution, H. F. OSBORN, 148; Coincident, H. F.

OSBORN, 749; in Rhyme, V. L. KELLOGG, 791

Fairbanks, H. W., Physiography, D. W. JOHNSON,216

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FARIS, R. L., Wash. Philos. Soc., 25, 108, 309, 391,503, 538, 586, 625, 695, 991

Fauna of Russian River, Cal., J. 0. SNYDER, 269Fechner's Law, P. G. NUTTING, 510Federation, Amer., of Teachers of Mathematical

and Natural Sciences, C. R. MANN, 528; H.NV. TYLER, R. E. DODGE, F. N. PETERS, J. T.RoRER and C. R. MANN, 713

Fernald, M. L., Soil-preferences of Alpine and Sub-alpine Plants^, E. W. HILGARD, 140

FERRY, F. C., Standards of Colleges, 834Fetus, Sirenian, B. G. WILDER, 825FETZER, L. W., The Term " Therm," 312FIELDE, A. M., Moth-proofing of Woolens, 271Finley, W. L., American Birds, F. H. HERRIC1K, 182Flea Remedy, F. L. WASHBURN, 113FLEXNER, S., Pathology, 128Fossil Fishes, 197, B. DEAN, 201FRANKLIN, E. C., Conductivity of Aqueous Solu-

tions, 343; Jones on Conductivity in MixedSolvents, 989

Freedom, Academic, 675FROST, E. B., Charles H. Young, 136Fungi, Pure Cultures of, A. F. BLAKESLEE, 960

GAGER, C. S., Torrey Bot. Club, 25, 267, 470, 542,854, 926

GALE, H. G., Uhler and Wood's Absorption Spec-tra, 389

Gardiner, Edward Gardiner, 153GARRETT, A. 0., Utah Acad. of Sci., 820GATES, R. R., Chromosomes of CEnothera, 193Geographical Field Study in Italy and Alps, 715Geological, Soc. of Washington, F. E. WRIGHT,

68, 347; R. ARNOLD, 188, 426, 468, 585, 891,957, 992; P. S. SMITH, 537, 694, 924; Soc. ofAmer., E. 0. HovEY, 405; Survey, 671; Cli-mates, J. M. SCHAEBERLE, 894

Geology, and Geog. at Amer. Assoc., W. S. BAY-LEY, F. P. GULLIVER, 721; Outlook in, H. F.BAIN, 877

George Washington University, 234GIES, W. J., Soc. for Exper. Biol. and Med., 469;

Amer. Soc. Biol. Chemists, 495; Physiol. andExper. Medicine at the Amer. Assoc., 641

Glass, Amethystine, T. D. A. COCKERELL, 825;H. W. HARPER, 894; E. T. WHERRY, 895

Globe, Cooling, G. F. BECKER, 227, 392Gonio1neter, A. F. ROGERS, 929GRATACAP, L. P., Amer. Mus. of Nat. History,

1907, 920Green, J. R., Vegetable Physiology, H. M. RICH-

ARDS, 423GUDGER, E. L., N. C. Acad. of Sci., 988GULLIVER, F. P., and W. S. BAYLEY, Geol. and

Geog. at Amer. Assoc., 721GUTHRIE, C. C., Transplantation of Blood Vessels,

473GUYER, M. F., Cole on Biological Projection, 65

HADLEY, P. B. and L. J. COLE, Blackhead, 994Hanausek, T. F., Microscopy, H. KRAEMER, 263HARDESTY, I., Santee's Anatomy of Brain and

Spinal Cord, 533HARPER, H. W., Amethystine Blue, 894HARRIS, G. D., Lafayette beds of La., 351HAZEN, T. E., Torrey Botanical Club, 782Herbarium Specimens, W. A. KELLERMAN, 69

Heredity, E. G. CONKLIN, 89; and EnvironicForces, D. T. MAcDOuGAL, 121; of Sex, R. C.PUNNETT, W. BATESON, 785

HERRIcK, F. H., Finley on American Birds, 182;Schillings's Wildest Africa, 497; Instinct andIntelligence in Birds, 847

Herrick, R. F., Denatured Alcohol, S. L. BIGELOW,20

HERVEY, J. L., Trotting and Pacing, 192Hickory Drouth-resistant, C. G. BATES, 473HILGAID, E. W., Fernald on Alpine and Sub-

alpine Plants, 140HOLLAND, W. J., Baptanodon, 191HOLT, L. E., Rockefeller Institute for Medical

Research, 394HOUGH, W., Anthrop. Soc. of Wash., 221, 391, 507,

626, 693HOVEY, E. O., N. Y. Acad. of Sci., 65; Geol. Soc.

of Amer., 405HOWARD, L. O., Anopheles in Sea Water, 274;

The Amer. Assoc., 934HOWE, M. A., Torrey Botanical Club, 745, 782HOWELL, E. E., Two New Meteorites, 27HOWELL, W. H., Biological Research, 377Howell, W. H., Physiology, W. B. CANNON, 262HUEY, E. B., Dodge's Visual Fixation, 501

IDDINGS, J. P., Richards's Mineral Characters, 107IHERING, H. VON, and W. H. DALL, Malacological

Nomenclature, 825Illinois, Acad. of Sci., A. R. CROOK, 186; Univer-

sity of, 394Indiana Acad. of Sci., J. H. RANSOM, 23Inheritance of Fluctuating Variations, R. P. BIG-

ELOW, 192; W. J. SPILLMAN, 509; A. E.ORTMANN, 545

Inland Waterways, 417, 996Iowa Academy of Science, L. S. Ross, 986Iron, Corrosion of, A. S. CUSHMAN, 666

J., J., Storring's Mental Pathology and NormalPsychology, 818; Pillsbury on Attention, 819;Seashore's Experiments in Psychology, 985

JASTROW, J., Judd's Psychology, 775JENNINGS, H. S., Behavior of Lower Organisms,

698JENNINGS, 0. E., Ecological Formations of Pitts-

burg, 828Jesup, Morris K., H. F. O., 235JOHNSON, D. S., Botanical Soc. of Amer., 332JOHNSON, D. W., Fairbanks's Practical Physiog-

raphy, 216JOHNSON, H. R., and R. S. ARNOLD, So-called

Volcano, 553Johnson, W. W., Integral Calculus, C. J. KEYSER,

954JONES, A. T., Dr. Ormsby's Unit for Energy, 28Jones, H. C., Conductivity in Mixed Solvents, E.

C. FRANKLIN, 984JONES, L. R., Vermont Botanical Club, 346JORDAN, D. S., College and University, 530JOYCE, C. M., N. Y. Sect. of Am. Chem. Soc., 26,

191, 346, 543, 697, 854Judd, C. H., Psychology, J. JASTROW, 775

Kansas Acad. of Sci., E. H. S. BAILEY, 107Katydids, Pink, J. S. BROWN, 271KELLERMAN, W. A., Preparing Herbarium Speci-

mens, 69

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KELLICOTT, W. E., Proportion of Injured in Bufo,855

KELLOGG, V. L., Evolution in Rhyme, 791Kellogg, V. L., Darwinism To-day, B. DEAN, 421Kelvin, Lord, A. G. WEBsTER, 1KENT, W., Syracuse University, 859, 932KERN, F. D., Roestelia Penicillata in N. A., 930KEYSER, C. J., Recent Mathematical Books, 954Kidd, W., Touch in Mammals and Birds, I. W.WILDER, 582

KING, F. H., Soils, 626King-crab, W. T. CALMAN, 669KINGSLEY, J. S., German Anatomical Soc., 854KNAB, F., Tower's Evolution in Leptinotarsa, 223KOFOID, C. A., Scientific Bibliography, 543KRAEMER, H., Hanausek's Microscopy, 263KRAUS, E. H., Benitoite, 710KoEOBER, A. L., Anthropology in California, 281Kuenen, J. P., Die Kontinuitiitstheorie, W. S. D.,

306

Laboratory Organization, C. BASKERVILLE, 681tLadenburg, A., Entwickelungsgeschichte der

Chemie, A. SMITH, 303Lafayette Beds of La., G. D. HARRIS, 351; W JMcGEE, 472

LAHEE, F. hl., Emerald Lake, 752Lamarck, B. DEAN, 151, 477Land Forms, Current Notes on, W. M. D., 31LANE, A. C., The Cooling Earth, 589Larmor, J., Sir George Gabriel Stokes, E. WV. B.,

180LECLERC, J. A., Chem. Soc. of Wash., 310, 346, 821LEE, T. G., Zoology at Amer. Assoc., 905; Amer.

Soc. of Zoologists, 940Leptinotarsa, Evolution in, F. KNAB, 223LEWIS, G. N., Smith's Electro-analysis, 689LILLIE, F. R., Biological Research, 369Lippmann, E. 0. von, Geschichte der Naturwissen-

schaften, A. SMITH, 303LoEB, J., Arrhenius's Immunochemistry, 343LOOmIS, F. B., Amer. Soc. of Vertebrate Paleon-

tology, 254LovEJoY, A. O., Riley on Amer. Philosophy, 464LUCAS, F. A., Our Larger Museums, 33; Is Ala-

bamornis a Bird? 311LULL, R. S., Osborn on Mammalian Molar Teeth,

341LusK, G., Carl von Voit, 315LYoN, T. L., Amer. Soc. of Agronomy, 115

MACCURDY, G. G., Anthropology at Amer. Assoc.,401

MACDOUGAL, D. T., Heredity, 121McGEE, W J, Lafayette Beds in La., 472McGuIGAN, H., Carbohydrate Metabolism, 429MCMURRICH, J. P., Presidential Address, Amer.

Soc. of Naturalists, 361MCMURTRIE, W., Duncan's Chemistry of Com-

merce, 106McNAIR, F. W., The Amer. Assoc., 41Magnetic Survey in Pacific Ocean, 1907, 116MANN, C. R., Education at the Amer. Assoc., 525;

Amer. Federation of Teachers of Math. andNatural Sciences, 528

Marchal, E., and E., Aposporie et Sexualite, A.F. BLAKESLEE, 500

Marine Expeditions, H. G. MAYER, 669MARK, E. L., Bermuda Biol. Sta., 794

Mars, Satellites of, J. R. EASTMAN, 666; J.RITCHIE, JR., 749

MARSH, M. C., Biol. Soc. of Wash., 190, 266, 424,505, 540, 624, 691, 744

MASON, 0. T. Adjustable Burden Baskets, 350Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Report of,

456Mathematical, Soc., Amer., F. N. CoLE, 168, 471,

781; Chicago Section, H. E. SLAUGHT, 889Mathematics and Astronomy at the Amer. Assoc.,

G. A. MILLER, 161MATTHEW, W. 1)., Case's Revision of Pelycosauria

of North America, 816MAYER, A. G., Increasing Efficiency of Marine

Expeditions, 669Mechanics, Teaching of, E. W. BROWN, 350Medical Laboratories and Practise, L. F. BARKER,

601Medicine, and the University, W. H. WELCH, 8;

and other Sciences of Nature, W. H. WELCH,49

Megarhinus Septentrionalis, H. A. MORGAN., E. C.COTTON, 28

Melody and Origin of Musical Scale, W. C. SABINE,841

MENDEL, L. B., Amer. Physiol. Soc., 170Metabolism, Carbohydrate, H. McGUIGAN, 429METCALF, H., Botanical Soc. of Wash., 586, 820Meteorites, New, E. E. HOWELL, 27Meteorology and Climatology, Notes on, R. DEC.

WARD, 74, 195, 474, 594, 831, 898Meyer, von, E., History of Chemistry, H. SMITH,

303MEYLAN, G. L., Physical Characteristics of Col-

lege Students, 711Michigan Acad. of Sci., W. G. SACKETT, 851MILLER, G. A., Math. and Astron. at Amer. Assoc.,

161; BOcher's Higher Algebra, 535MINER, R. W., Biology, N. Y. Acad. of Sciences,

66MINOT, C. S., Archives of Biology, 895Model, Coral Island, 792MOODIE, R. L., Dissorophus, 30MORGAN, H. A., and E. C. COTTON, Megarhinus

septentrionalis, 28Morgan, T. H., Exper. Zoology, E. G. CONKLIN,

139Moth-proofing of Woolens, A. M. FIELDE, 271Muir, M. M. P., Chemical Theories and Laws,

H. SMITH, 303MUNGER, W. P., " Permanent Phase," 830Museums, Our Larger, F. A. LUCAS, 33; American

Association of, P. M. REA, 636Mutation, C. A. WHITE, 193

National, Assoc. of State Univ., J. H. BAER, 115;Acad. of Sci., 691; Standards of Colleges, F.C. FERRY, 834; Educational Assoc., 963

Natural, History Societies, New England Federa-tion, 714; Resources, Commission, 992

Naturalists, Amer. Soc. of, Presidential Address,J. P. McMURRICH, 361

Nature-study Soc., Amer., 433NEAL, H. V., Outlook in Zoology, 880Newton's Law of Radiation, J. M. SCHAEBERLE,

784New York Acad. of Sci., Annual Meeting, E. 0.

iIOVEY, 65; Biol., R. W. MINER, 66; Astron.,Phys. and Chem., W. CAMPBELL, 145; Geol.

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and Mineral., C. P. BERKEY, 622; Anthropol.and Psychol., R. S. WOODWORTH, 890

NICHoLs, W. H., The College Course, 981NIPHIEB, F. E., An Old Story, 748Nobel Prizes, P. OLSSON-SEFFER, 108Nomenclature, Protein, R. H. CHITTENDEN, 0.

FoLIN, W. J. GIES, W. KooCH, T. B. OSBORNE,P. A. LEVENE, J. A. MANDEL, A. P. MATHEWS,L. B. MENDEL, 554; Malacological, H. VONIHERING, W. H. DALL, 825

North Carolina Acad. of Sci., E. W. GUDGER, 988NoyEs, W. A., Openings for Chemists, 876NUTTING, P. G., Derivation of Fechner's Law, 510

O., H. F., Morris K. Jesup, 235OBERHOLSER, H. C., Genera Avium, 22CEnothera, Chromosomes of, R. R. GATES, 193Ohio Acad. of Sci., L. B. WALTON, 143OLSSON-SEFFER, P., The Nobel Prizes, 108Onondaga Acad. of Sci., F. H. CHASE, 822Oregon Acad. of Sci., 390ORTMANN, H. E., Distribution of Species, 427;

Fluctuating Variation, 545OSBORN, H. F., Factors of Evolution, 148; Co-

incident Evolution, 749Osborn, H. F., Mammalian Molar Teeth, R. S.

LuLL, 341OSGOOD, W. F., Differential and Integral Calculus,

C. J. KEYSER, 954Ovideo, University of, 516

Paleontology, Vertebrate, Amer. Soc. of, F. B.LOOMIS, 254

Parasitism, Brown Scale, H. J. QUAYLE, 788PARSONS, C. L., Amer. Chem. Soc., 331Pathology, Tendencies in, S. FLEXNER, 128; Plant,

E. S. REYNOLDS, 937PATTEN, S. N., Pensions for College Teachers, 822PENHALLOW, D. P., William Smith Clark and

Scientific Agriculture, 172Pensions for College Teachers, S. N. PATTEN, 822Phase, Permanent, W. P. MUNGER, 830Philippines, Positions in, 715PHILLIPS, P. C., Ataletics and Scholarship, 547Philosophical Soc. of Wash., R. L. FARIS, 25, 108,

309, 391, 503, 538, 586, 625, 695, 991; Amer.Gen. Meeting, 36, 761

Physical Characteristics of College Students, G.L. MEYLAN, 711

Physics, at the Amer. Assoc., F. N. CoLE, 561; A.D. COLE, 61 1; Outlook in, H. CREw, 879

Physiological Soc., Amer., L. B. MENDEL, 170Physiology and Exper. Med. at the Amer. Assoc.,

W. J. GIES, 641Pillsbury, W. B., Attention, J. J., 819Poincar6, H., Value of Science, R. M. WENLEY,

386±eolitics, Predatory, in Okla., 675POLLARD, C. L., Torrey Bot. Club, 220PRITCHETT, H. S., Pensioning Widows by Carnegie

Foundation, 672Progressus Rei Botanicse, E. W. BERRY, 393Publication of Amer. Chem. Research, J. B.

TINGLE, 659PUNNETT, R. C., and W. BATESON, Heredity of

Sex, 785

QUAYLE, H. J., Brown Scale Parasitism, 788Quotations, 150, 233, 430, 593, 968

Radiation, Penetrating, W. W. STRONG, 351RANSOM, J. H., lnd. Acad. of Sci., 23RANSOME, F. L., Pre-Cambrian Sediments of

Grand Canyon, Colo., 667REA, P. M., Amer. Assoc. of Museums, 636REID, H. F., Internat. Seismological Assoc., 74;

Barnes on Ice Formation, 104REMSEN, I., Changes in Chemistry, 973Research Defense Society, 931REYNOLDS, E. S., Plant Pathology, 937RICHARDS, H. M., Green's Vegetable Physiology,

423Richards, R. W., Mineral Characters, J. P. ID-

DINGS, 107RICHARDSON, C., The Chemical Engineer, 81RICHARDSON, W. D., Chemistry in Industries, 801Right-handedness and Peripheral Vision, H. C.

STEVENS, 272Riley, I. W., Amer. Philos., A. 0. LOVEJOY, 464RITCHIE, J., JR., Satellites of Mars, 749Rockefeller Institute for Med. Research, 901; L.

E. HOLT, 394Rocks, Pre-Cambrian in Wyoming, E. BLACK-

WELDER, 787Rcestelia Penicillata in N. Amer., F. D. KERN, 930ROGERS, A. F., Goniumeter, 929ROLKER, H. F., and J. B. TINGLE, Melting-point

Curves, 353Ross, L. S., Iowa Academy of Sciences, 986ROTCH, A. L., Ballons-Sondes at St. Louis, 315;

Cumulus Clouds, 783

S., M. B., Archiv fur Optik, 264SABINE, W. C., the Musical Scale, 841SACKETT, W. G., Mich. Acad. of Sci., 851SAFFORD, W. E., Botanical Soc. of Wash., 507, 540.Santee, H. E., Brain and Spinal Cord, I. HARDESTY,

533Sawfly, Fossil, T. D. A. COCKERELL, 113SCHAEBERLE, J. M., Earth as Heat-radiating

Planet, 392; Newton's Law of Radiation, 784;Geological Climates, 894

Schillings, C. G4., In Wildest Africa, F. H. HER-RICK, 497

SCHLESINGER, H., Werner's Inorg. Chemistry, 64Schultze, A., Graphic Algebra, C. J. KEYSER, 954SCHWEITZER, H., Soc. of Chem. Industry, 345Science in New Zealand, J. DRUMMOND, 356Scientific, Books, 20, 64, 104, 139, 180, 216, 262,

303, 341, 386, 421, 464, 497, 533, 580, 618,689, 737, 775, 816, 850, 885, 920, 954, 984;Journals and Articles, 23, 220, 265, 308,345, 502, 536, 621, 662, 690, 742, 778, 819,889, 957; Notes and News, 37, 76, 117, 155,196, 236, 27-5, 316, 357, 395, 434, 477, 517,558, 596, 637, 676, 716, 758, 796, 835, 869,901, 934, 965, 998

Seasickness, E. S. TALBOT, 546Sediments and Faults in Grand Canyon, F. L.

RANSOME, 667Seismological Assoc., H. F. REID, 74Sherrington, C. S., The Nervous System, R. S.

WOODWORTH, 885SLAUGHT, H. E., Amer. Math. Soc., Chicago, 889SMITH, A., History of Chemistry, 303SMITH, A. W., Electrolytic Resistance, 635SMITH, E. F., A Pioneer in Chemistry, 970Smith, E. F., Electro-analysis, G. N. LEWIS, 689SMITH, P. S., Geol. Soc. of Wash., 537, 694, 924

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SCIENCE. LCONTENTS ANDI INDEX.

Snyder, C., The World Machine, E. G. SPAULDING,580

SNYDER, J. O., Fauna of Russian River, Cal., 269Societies and Academies, 23, 65, 107, 143, 186, 220,

266, 309, 345, 390, 423, 466, 503, 537, 585,622, 663, 691, 743, 778, 820, 851, 889, 923,957, 986

Sorghum Midge, C. R. BALL, 114SPAULDING, E. G., Snyder's The World Machine,

580Special Articles, 28, 71, 113, 148, 193, 227, 272,

312, 351, 429, 473, 510, 547, 592, 635, 667,710, 749, 785, 825, 855, 896, 929, 960

Species, Elementary, Interpretation of, W. J.SPILLMAN, 896

SPILLMAN, W. J., Fluctuating Variations, 509;Elementary Species, 896

STEJNEGER, L., Japanese Turtle, 746STEVENS, H. C., Right-handedness, 272Stevens, W. C., Plant Anatomy, M. A. CHRYSLER,

307STIEGLITZ, J., Physical and Organic Chemistry,

768Storring, G., Mental Pathology; J. J., 818Story, An Old, F. E. NIPHER, 748Stratford, William, B. D., 234STRONG, W. W., Penetrating Radiation, 351Sun, Temperature of, F. W. VERY, 267Survey, Coast and Geodetic, 793; Magnetic, L. A.

BAUER, 812Syracuse University, Administration of, W. KENT,

859, 932; J. McK. CATTELL, 900

TALBOT, E. S., Seasickness, 546Teachers, Exchange of, between Prussia and United

States, 733Tertiary Deposits of Northeastern Mexico, E. T.

DUMBLE, 273"Therm," L. W. FETZER, 312Thompson, Elizabeth, Science Fund, 117THoRp, F. H., Northeastern Sect. of Amer. Chem.

Soc., 222, 923'L'HWING, C. F., Education in China, 256TINGLE, J. B., Organic Chemistry, 314; and H. F.

ROLKER, Melting-point Curves, 353; Publica-tion of American Chemical Research, 659

TOMBO, JR., R., University Registration, 112TORRE, F. D)., Rediscovery of a Lost Art, 592Torrey Botanical Club, C. S. GAGER, 25, 267, 470,

542, 854, 926; C. L. POLLARD, 220; M. A.HowE, 745, 782; T. E. HAZEN, 782

Townsend, E. J., and G. H. Goodenough, Calculus,C. J. KEYSER, 954

Toxicity of Soils, F. H. KING, 626'lOZZER, A. M., Harvard Anthropological Soc., 757Transplantation of Blood Vessels, C. C. GUTHRIE,

473TRELEASE, W., Biological Research, 372

Trotting and Pacing, J. L. HERVEY, 192Turtle, Japanese, L. STEJNEGER, 746TYiTS, H. W., R. E. DODGE, F. N. PETERS, J. T.

RoREn and C. R. MANN, Amer. Federation ofTeachers of MIath. and Natural Sciences, 713

Uhler, H. S., and R. W. Wood. Absorption Spec-tra, H. G. GALE, 389

University, and Educational News, 40, 80, 120,159, 200, 240, 280, 320, 359, 400, 439, 480,520, 560, 600, 639, 680, 720, 759, 800, 839,871, 904, 936; Registration, R. TomBo, JR.,112

Utah Acad. of Sci., 556, H. 0. GARRETT, 820

VARNEY, B. M., Clouds over a Fire, 783VEATCH, O., Altamaha Formation in Ga., 71Vermont Botanical Club, L. R. JONES, 346VERNER, S. P., Anthropoid Apes, 929VERY, F. W., Temperature of the Sun, 267Voit, Carl von, G. LUsK, 315Volcano, So-called, R. S. ARNOLD, H. R. JOHNSON,

553

WALTON, L. B., Ohio Acad. of Sci., 143WARD, R. DEC., Notes on Meteorology and Clima-

tology, 74, 195, 474, 594, 831, 898WASHBURN, P. L., Flea Remedy, 113Washington Acad. of Sci., J. S. DILER4, 466, 663Waterways, Inland, 417, 966WEBSTER, A. G., Lord Kelvin, 1WELcH, W. H., Medicine and the University, 8;

Interdependence of Medicine and other Sci-ences of Nature, 49

WENLEY, R. M., Poincard's Value of Science, 386Werner, A., Inorg. Chemistry, H. SCHLESINGER, 64WHEELER, A. S., Elisha Mitchell Sci. Soc., 589, 994WHERRY, E. T., Amethystine Blue, 895WHITE, C. A., Mutation of Gossypium, 193WILDER, B. G., Wiedersheim's Comparative Anat-

omy of Vertebrates, 737; Sirenian Fetus, 825WILDER, J. W., Kidd on Sense of Touch, 582WILEY, H. W., Suppressing Adulteration, 672WOODRUFF, L. L., Amer. Soc. of Zool., 441, 488Woods, F. S., and F. H. Bailey, Mathematics, C.

J. KEYSER, 954WOODWORTH, R. S., Sherrington's Nervous System,

885; Anthropology and Psychology, N. Y.Acad. Sci., 890

WRIGHT, F. E., Geol. Soc. of Wash., 68, 347

Young, Charles A., E. B. FROST, 136

Zoologists, Amer. Soc. of, L. L. WOODRUFF, 441,488

ZOOLOGY, Openings in, H. V. NEAL, 880; at Amer.Assoc., and Amer. Soc. of Zool., T. G. LEE,905, 940

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