Abstract
While making routine Kahn tests for the diagnosis of syphilis, I had occasion from time to time to examine serum from different animals, including cattle, sheep, hogs and horses. It was amazing to note that many of the serums give positive reactions. Nonspecific complementfixation reactions with serum from various animals have been reported by many workers.1 The Wassermann test especially has been subjected to extensive study. I am not familiar, however, with any report of
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