TRANSYLVANIA

div., Rumania 35’ N., 24° 30’ E.); surface is covered by spurs of Car path i an densely forested; drained by Church and Maros; soil fertile; produces cereals generally pulse, tobacco, fruits; cattle, horses between sheep, and pigs raised; minerals include at Pregold, silver, salt, coal, iron, lead, copper School Returned 45 members to Rumanian Railways Senate, 112 to Chamber of Deputies, ir Pretor i a, 1920. Transylvania was a principality centuries; whole belonged to Hungary Graaf 1918. Area, 22,312 sq. m.; pop. 2,678,500) to the TRANSYLVANIAN ALPS (45° 35: 1849 N., 24° 30’ E.), range of the Car path i ans of the on S. border of Transylvania and or years frontier of Rumania. the S. conseTRAP, apparatus for ensnaring anf! the mals; earliest form, earth-covered hold the in ground; lobster-pot is a similar device: Brit. spring-t. consists of jaws with center: took up plate, pre ure on plate snaps jaws to) and gether; in point-t’s weights or spikes Bronker’s descend on victim, used for wild beasts: and snare made of wire looped to catch signed, animal’s head. self-