KRALIEVO Chief town of the arrondissement of the same name, department of Tchatchak. 4200 inhabitants. Lead and iron mines. Military school. KROUPANIE Town in the department of Loznitza. Lead, zinc, and antimony mines. KRUSCHEVATZ Chief town of the arrondissement and department of that name, with 6200 inhabitants. Ancient residence of the Tzars of Servia. Vine culture. LAPOVO Junction of the railway Belgrade-Nisch with the line to Kragouievatz. LEBANE Chief town of the arrondissement of Yablonitza, at the junction of the Medvedja and Buguecka. LEPENATZ A series of plateaux in the south-west, near the environs of Nisch. LEPNITZA Tributary of the Morawa, which gives its name to the arrondissement of which Ratscha is the chief town. 40 communes. LESKOVATZ Chief town of an arrondissement of that name in the department of Nisch. Monastery of S. Radni in vicinity. Arrondissement contains 77 communes. LIPOVATSCHA Small river in the arrondissement of Ratscha. LOZNITZA Chief town of the department of Podrinie. 4000 inhabitants. School of commerce. LUBOVIA Chief town of the arrondissement of Asboukovatz, upon the Drina. LUZNITZA An arrondissement with 54 communes in the department of Pirot. MAIDANPEK Important mining centre 30 kilometres from Dolni-Milanovatz, on the Danube. Iron and copper. Vast forests. MASSOURITZA An arrondissement on the Bulgarian frontier, department of Vrania. 43 communes. MATSCHWA An arrondissement of 24 communes in Schabatz district, north-east of Servia. MIONITZA Chief town of the arrondissement of Kolubara, department of Valievo. MLAVA Tributary of the Danube which gives its name to an arrondissement of which the chief town is Petrovatz. 32 communes. MORAWA Chief river in Servia, and by its tributary the Morawa which rises in the Yavor mountains, waters much territory in the