External appearance good. Both lungs distended and are tense; it seems almost like a spastic dilatation—a simple emphysema—beneath pleural surface are many minute petechiæ. Lung mottled red and gray. This color is present on section. Lobules clearly outlined and separable with fingers. Bronchi and vessels widely open, the latter containing small amount of fluid blood. Lymph nodes—Mediastinal, tracheal and those visible in neck are variously but definitely enlarged, firm, irregular and roughly nodular, both in appearance and to touch. On section they are red and gray, follicular border not preserved and merging with medulla; connective tissue visible; gray juice expressed. Pericardium normal. Epicardium, glistening, transparent and pale. Heart position, size and interior normal. Abdomen contained no adhesions or fluid. Pale brown-red, firm liver with smooth surface and sharp edges; markings not clear; section surface smooth; watery blood expressed from section. Gall-bladder normal, contents limpid, brown. Common bile duct patulous. Somewhat enlarged spleen, soft, yet resilient; capsule smooth; section surface pulp homogeneous brown- purple; follicles gray, slightly enlarged, clear, sharply outlined; trabeculæ faintly visible, more prominent where they are near follicles. Kidney normal in size, shape and location, with smooth, pale brown surface; capsule smooth, strips easily, section surface glistening, consistency soft yet resilient; thickness of cortex slightly wide, of medulla normal; individual lobules clear yet no increase of connective tissue between; pyramids quite pale; top of medulla a little darker; cortices, pale, striæ quite faint and seem irregular; glomeruli not visible. R. Adrenal—In upper pole are two cysts about 1.5 and .8 cm. across; no scar at this point. L. Adrenal— Wide pale purple, regular homogeneous cortex under very dense capsule; medulla reddish brown, homogeneous, quite bloody. In left adrenal is a pale gray, fairly well outlined area between medulla and cortex at upper pole about 3 mm. across.