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the English Malaria Expedition2l may here be literally quoted, as they seem to me to be very appropriate: "It would appear from the criticisms made on Koch by many writers that they have not taken the ttrouble to acquaint themselves at first hand, with his writings, for views are constantly attributed to him which certainly are not to be found in his writings." As a matter of fact, R. Koch has in nowise altered his views. Now as formerly he believes that in the majority of cases blackwater fever is the result of quinine poisoning in malaria patients. But, at the same time, he holds that by means of an appropriate quinine prophylaxis malaria, and with it, in the vast majority of cases, blackwater fever, can be stamped out. An imperfect quinine prophylaxis which does not entirely protect against malaria, on the other hand predisposes to blackwater fever, for in such a case plasmodia and quinine unite to act harmfully on the organism.

The Influence of Colour upon Anopheles