See also Wolf, C. G. L., and E. Osterberg. tive Bestimmung des Gesamtschwefels im Harn.

Die quantita

Pearson, R. A. The Babcock test for butter-fat in milk. (Cornell Rural School Leaflet, Dec., 1907, vol. i., p. 51.)

15.)

The constituents of milk. (Same, Oct., 1907, vol. i., p.

Dairying. (Same, May, 1908, vol. i., p. 146.)

Ideal dairying. (Proceedings of the 33d Annual Meeting

of the N. J. Sanitary Assoc., p. 23.)

Judging the sanitary condition of dairies with the aid of a score card. (Public Health: Papers and Reports presented at the 35th Annual Meeting of the Amer. Public Health Assoc., 1907, vol. xxxiii., pt. 1, p. 179.)

Milk as a market product. (Cyclopedia of agriculture,

edited by L. H. Bailey, 1908, vol. iii., p. 176.)

Modern methods for profit. (Report of the 37th Annual Meeting of the Vermont Dairymen's Assoc., 1907, p. 101.)

Some New York dairy statistics. (Cornell Rural School Leaflet, Jan., 1908, vol. i., p. 73.)

Phelps, A. C. A stylistic catalogue of lantern slides. Ithaca, 1907. 8°. pp. 40.

The College of Architecture. (Cornell Era, Dec. 1907, vol. xl., p. 125.)

Pierce, C. A. Studies in thermo-luminescence: variations in the decay of phosphorescence in Balmain's paint introduced by heating. (Physical Review, June, 1908, vol. xxvi., P. 454.)

Studies in thermo-luminescence: variations in the decay

of phosphorescence in sidot blende produced by heating. April, 1908, vol. xxvi., p. 312.)

(Same,

Pope, P. R. German composition, with notes and vocabularies. New York, 1908. 12°. Pp. x. +205.

Music in America. (Everybody's Magazine, April,

[Review of] The animal mind; by M. F. Washburn. (Same, 2 April, 1908, vol. lxiv., p. 757.)

See also Titchener, E. B., and W. H. Pyle. The effect of imperceptible shadows on the judgment of distance. (Proceedings of the Amer. Philosophical Soc., April, 1907, vol. xlvi., p. 94.)

Ranum, A. Concerning linear substitutions of finite period with rational coefficients. (Transactions of the Amer. Mathematical Soc., April, 1908, vol. ix., p. 183.)

Ray, B. J. See Orndorff, W. R., and B. J. Ray. Uber Resorcin. Reddick, D. Some field experiments with black rot of grapes. (Cornell Countryman, March, 1908, vol. v., p. 196.)

and C. S. Wilson. The black-rot of the grape and its control. (Bulletin of the Cornell University Agricultural Experiment Station, April, 1908, no. 253, P. 365.)

Reed, H. D. The poison glands of noturus and schilbeodes. (Amer. Naturalist, Sept., 1907, vol. xli., p. 553.)

See also Kingsbury, B. F., and H. D. Reed. The columella auris in amphibia.

Rice, J. E. Comparison of four methods of feeding early hatched pullets. (Bulletin of the Cornell University Agricultural Experiment Station, Sept., 1907, no. 249, p. 229.)

Feeding poultry. (Cyclopedia of American agriculture,

edited by L. H. Bailey, 1908, vol. iii., p. 533.)

Poultry-house construction.

(Same, p. 556.)

and R. C. Lawry. A gasoline-heated colony brooder

house. (Same, May, 1907, no. 246, p. 137.)

248, p. 205.)

Richards, J. H.

New poultry appliances. (Same, July, 1907, no.

The W. Gill Wylie appendix operation. (Medical Record, 19 Oct., 1907, vol. lxxii., p. 648.)

Ries, H. Absorption tests on Wisconsin bricks. (Transactions of the Amer. Ceramic Soc., 1907, vol. ix., p. 693.)

Clays of Virginia. (The mineral resources of Virginia, published by the Virginia Jamestown Exposition Commission, 1907, p. 167.)

Note on the rational composition of clays. (Transactions

of the Amer. Ceramic Soc., 1907, vol. ix., p. 772.)

The relation between the chemical composition and physical properties of molding sands. (Metal Industry, June, 1908.)

What should be embraced in a geological study and report on clays. (Transactions of the Amer. Ceramic Soc., 1907, vol. ix., p. 480.)

Weed.

[Review of] Copper mines of the world; by W. H. (Michigan Miner, March, 1908.)

and others. Report of the Committee on Co-operation with Federal and State Geological Surveys. (Transactions of the Amer. Ceramic Soc., 1907, vol. ix., p. 741.)

With R. R. Hill, H. A. Wheeler, A. V. Bleininger and R. C. Purdy.

Professor Ries has also published reviews in Geologisches Centralblatt, 1907-1908, vol. x.

Riley, W. A. The abnormal appearance of external wing-buds in larvæ of holometabolous insects. (Entomological News, March, 1908, vol. xix., p. 136.)

(Pro

The divided eyes of blepharocera tenuipes Walker. ceedings of the Amer. Assoc. for the Advancement of Science, 1908, vol. lvi., p. 280.)

Notes and reviews of current work on insect morphology and embryology. (Amer. Naturalist, Aug., Sept., Nov., Dec., 1907, vol. xli., pp.532, 597, 727, 798.)

Roberts, N. S. A case of mastoiditis, operation.-Loss of hearing from unknown cause. (N. Y. Polyclinic Jour., May, 1908, vol. xii., p. 275.)

Two cases of cervical adenitis. (Same, April, 1908, vol. xii., p. 202.)

Rogers, J. The change in entrance requirements for the Medical College. (Cornell Era, May, 1908, vol. xl., p. 382.)

and J. C. Torrey. The treatment of gonorrheal infections by a specific antiserum. (Jour. of the Amer. Medical Assoc., 14 Sept., 1907, vol. xlix., p. 918.)

Reprinted in Publications of Cornell University Medical College: Studies from the Department of Pathology, 1907, vol. vii.

Rose, F. Meat, its nutritive value, selection and preparation. (Cyclopedia of American agriculture, edited by L. H. Bailey, 1908, vol. iii., p. 263.)

Rowlee, W. W. Lieut. Heman Rowlee (1746-1818) and his descendants. Ithaca, 1907. 8°. pp. 138. 7 plates.

Records of the Class of Eighty-Eight, Cornell University,

1888-1908. Ithaca, 1908. sm. 8°. pp. 64.

Sampson, M. A comment on drama in colleges. (Cornell Era, April, 1908, vol. xl., p. 324.)

Schluederberg, C. G., joint author. Some new compounds of indium; by F. C. Mathers and C. G. Schluederberg. (Jour. of the Amer. Chemical Soc., Feb., 1908, vol. xxx., p. 211.)

Schmidt, N. The Prophet of Nazareth. 1907. 8°. pp. xii. +425.

2d ed. New York,

[Criticism of a clergyman's opinion of women.] (Independent, 19 Sept., 1907, vol. lxiii., p. 668.)

The inspiration of the ethical movement. (Ethical Ad

dresses, Nov., 1907, vol. xv., p. 79.)

Also reprinted in the Ethical World, 15 Jan., 1908, vol. ii.

The "Jerahmeel" theory and the historic importance of the Negeb, with some account of personal exploration of the country. (Hibbert Jour., Jan., 1908, vol. vi., p. 322.)

The original language of the Parable of Enoch. (Old Testament and Semitic studies in memory of William Rainey Harper, 1908, vol. ii., p. 327.)

Philo and the Jews of Egypt. (Jewish Exponent, 27

Dec., 1907.)

1907.)

The world in Jesus' day. (Boston Transcript, 10 July,

[Review of] Man, the social creator; by H. D. Lloyd. (International Jour. of Ethics, April, 1908, vol. xviii., p. 400.)

Schoder, E. W. Curve resistance in water pipes. (Proceedings of the Amer. Soc. of Civil Engineers, May, 1908, vol. xxxiv., p. 416.) Cutting a hole through a concrete dam with an air plug

drill and chisels. (Engineering News, 9 April, 1908, vol. lix., p. 391.) Notes on the measurement of flowing water.

Civil Engineer, March, 1908, vol. xvi., p. 183.)

joint author. and E. W. Schoder.

(Cornell

Some pilot tube studies, by W. B. Gregory (Proceedings of the Amer. Soc. of Mechanical

Engineers, May, 1908, vol. xxix., p. 501.)

Schurman, J. G. Cornell University. 15th annual report of President Schurman, 1906-1907, with appendices. Ithaca, 1907. 8°. pp. 80+ clxii. Folding plates. (University Records, 8s. no. 1.) Governor Hughes. (Independent, 26 Dec., 1907, vol.

lxiii., p. 1525.)

Also issued as introduction to the Addresses and papers of C. E. Hughes.

Shaffer, P. A. See Wolf, C. G. L., and P. A. Shaffer. Protein metabolism in cystinuria.

Shannon, W. Sarcoma of the kidney in children, with report of a case. (Archives of Pediatrics, Dec., 1907, vol. xxiv., p. 922.) Sharpe, F. R. The inner force of a moving electron. (Bulletin of the Amer. Mathematical Soc., May, 1908, vol. xiv., p. 378.) The maximum value of a determinant. (Same, Dec., 1907, vol. xiv., p. 121.)

On the Lorentzian transformation and the radiation from a moving electron. (Same, April, 1908, vol. xiv., p. 330.)

Shetterly, F. F.

See Browne, A. W., and F. F. Shetterly. On the oxidation of hydrazine.

Shipman, R. L. Refrigerating engineering in Sibley College. (Sibley Jour., Dec., 1907, vol. xxii., p. 93.)

Sill, H. A.

Honor systems and the sense of honor. (Cornell Era, March, 1908, vol. xl., p. 259.)

P. 10.)

A word to the Freshmen. (Same, Oct., 1907, vol. xl.,

Slingerland, M. V. The importance of spraying. (Metropolitan and Rural Home, March, 1908, vol. xviii., p. 2.)

Means of controlling insects. (Cyclopedia of American agriculture, edited by L. H. Bailey, 1908, vol. ii., p. 40.)

The more urgent problems in insect control. [Proceedings of the 21st Convention of the Assoc. of Amer. Agricultural Colleges and Experiment Stations, 1907, p. 104.] (Bulletin of the Office of Experiment Stations, U. S. Dept. of Agriculture, 10 Dec., 1907, no. 196.)

Notes on injurious insects; answers to correspondents [7 articles]. (Rural New Yorker, 1 Feb., 15 Feb., 29 Feb., 11 April, 23 May, 1908, vol. lxvii., pp. 80, 120, 168, 338, 452; Canadian Horticulturist, Dec., 1907, vol. xxx., p. 292.)