The foregoing instance is an example of the chronic fibroid pneumonias with bronchiectasis which occur as sequelæ of the epidemic of influenza. It is not improbable that a considerable number of those who suffer with chronic bronchitis and bronchiectasis following influenza have less extensive lesions similar to those which have been described. =Bacteriology of Unresolved Bronchopneumonia.=—Bacteria found in the bronchi in 10 instances of chronic bronchopneumonia have been as follows: BACTERIA IN BRONCHI WITH CHRONIC BRONCHOPNEUMONIA B. coli 1 B. influenzæ and pneumococcus 1 B. influenzæ and S. hemolyticus 2 B. influenzæ and staphylococcus 1 S. hemolyticus and B. coli 1 B. influenzæ, pneumococcus and staphylococcus 3 B. influenzæ, S. viridans and M. catarrhalis 1 Bacteria found in the lungs in 17 instances of chronic bronchopneumonia were as follows: BACTERIA IN LUNGS WITH CHRONIC BRONCHOPNEUMONIA B. influenzæ 1 Staphylococcus 1 S. viridans 1 B. influenzæ and pneumococcus 1 B. influenzæ and S. hemolyticus 3 B. influenzæ and staphylococcus 3 Pneumococcus and S. hemolyticus 1 S. hemolyticus and B. coli 2 B. influenzæ, S. hemolyticus and staphylococcus 3 No organism found 1