there was no mark at the point of inoculation.Cultures from the brain and blood yielded a pure growth of the green- producing streptococcus.The spinal fluid in tall tubes of ascites meat infusion and meat infusion yielded a pure cul¬ ture of a pleomorphic short-chained streptococcus.When a week old, this culture was transferred to glucose-brain broth, and the twelve hour growth in this medium was inoculated into two rabbits, one receiving 0.1 c.c, the other 0.1 c.c. of a 1:1,000 dilution.The findings in the two rabbits were almost identical.Those of the first are sufficiently illus¬
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