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2. Characteristics of the B. proteus used in this investigation 205 3. Agglutination phenomena in Tvphus Fever: In the febrile period of Typhus Fever-In convalescence of Typhus Fever-Time incidence in the appearance of agglutininThe agglutinin content of the patient's blood, and its bearing on the prognosis-Control reactions with non-typhus sera . 205 4. The complement-fixation reaction: Technique; preparation of reagents and antigen from B. proteusInvestigation of the sera of typhus patients by the complementfixation reaction-Investigation of non-typhus sera-Investigation of the serological response in monkeys inoculated with living B. proteus (Table 1)-Investigation of the serological response in man inoculated with B. proteus (Table II) . 208 5. The significance and explanation of the Weil-Felix reaction: The secondary invasion hypothesis-The hypothesis of secondary non-specific agglutination (Nebenagglutinin) . . 213 Conclusions .215

The Laboratory Diagnosis of Typhus Fever. Further Observations on the value and on the significance of the Weil-Felix Reaction