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LT~iERARiY. LAW.
Minnie Thompsoc,'5i' FIB. lHamill, '05.
Carrie V. Smith. '96i. E. L,.Evsins, '13.
II. A. lianceer, '915. ii. 3. ilarrisoc. lii.
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Thes place is a hoarud oil' lo fill since
an e'nergetic bisinessnialliisloneedled.
'The work iii itsilf is iiot tifficlt, ao
most of it caiii1be'iont'Satuirtdays.
Anyone wsiing to comlpete' fur the
lilacs caliisee thii'busilnss willitger
'T'eisjunior las'mnet 'esterdaly, hilt
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Song Recital.
Atilt'heInlainud Leagues'last ei'niiig
a large' croswd assembled to listen to
' t song recitl g iven by Silas It. 'Mills,
of Ditroit. Tieprograni, wshichisas
ssill t'hiisen, wast'i'iii ed'i'n iia highly
satisfacrtory mnim'r. Otis twoselolec-
lions froiiiSe'hnuiert andi Me'nde'lssohn
were' fascina~tling aiislhighily irtistis'.
Schiuiert's "IDas Whillril" ainid3'n-
de(lssohni's "\lorgs'ng-ciss."' Olithlii
I'eoca, 11111 Hawsley's "m'Whenalien'eis
(Gsill."
Mir. -Mills was assistedI by 'Liss
Delring is quite youiig, in fatt shii is
lilly 14 years'o tf agt et'ishii is aiiiart-
ist at great powser. Slit'rendired tswo
si'lec'iosonsin from ('loplil, a W~altz
ini Afliiit, and laither friiit \ogrisli,
bothi biing c'ncori'i.
tiunh wss'gvlen Mri. -Mills. Itlising
biieii a teaichier in the Schitol ot 'tnsic
hei is asell knoswniheitt' 1n1d1all his sild
frienids and imoinyof lia foi'mer'puils
'ft'enext enitei'tainmntlgivemnby itie
Ila~nduL eagnt' will be'a le'cture tuy
Glientflei'ce."
Saturday's Football Games.
Football gulines Sattirtday resuilteid 11
follosss: t'nrdiie10,('iceago I'nis-. 6;
Dairtimouithi 10, Willianis 0; Illinois 61,
Nusitleiestern 0I; Vale 32, Brown 0; T7.
of towa 14, Kanisas tnisx. 32; Wiscon-
sin 4(6, Beloit 0i; tPe'nn. 30. Ctamnden
Athleti ichb 13; Albioim10.,ttillsdsile 4;
Mlissoiiri 18, Neburaska 14; (Oherlimi 20,
C'use 6i; AnmherstI6, ('rescent Athletic
club t0; Oirange Atlicl club 6i, La-
Fayttc 38; West Point 3lb. lion I0;
Nasal Acasd. 10, Lehigh 0, Datmouthiil
1i0, 'Williams01: Illinois 6i0, Northwst-
in 0; Yule 12, Browni 0; Wiscoisimi4(6.
Bt'loit i0; P'urduie 10, ('hii'ago I. i6;
Rutshi Iedcli. 14. Lsike 1ForestI0; (Colier
('ollege 24.,tLoiisv'ille A. ('..

INTER-CO LLEGIATE.
London is soon to hair a nesw uni
veirsity. which it is hipe will rissl
O~xforid saisd(amiibrisge.
'fur icoeeOf (Oxord u(nisersiy is
$6,000000.'Theirs' rs' 12,000 stdens
sistribiut'd lamiong 2 tolltgs.
Th'ie'rpor of flh' Prinietoni(le
('lbotsfrtiellsalst year ha~s just been
issedi, ati hiosss total rcesits sit
$17,t078.615 hull sxplitliirs'out$17.-
5479.(.
The Yals'-Nsss. ini its 'Thirday's
issius, gut' an ineresing accout sot
flu' first tsottball gameo, iiider tRugby
rule's, bs'ts'en Yals' amiiiHarsvars.
which tool lilies in the tll of 17.,
'fhIs'Vassar girls sdeatedts'hiosisss-
ioll: Retsolvt'd. Thatft'higetr di-
cstioni tinfits sil foiIsr imatsrimoniy.
Ini thie' arsvar'd-('oresll gmile hI
mash' 27 icks.0'. Bi'ssse'i'2.ani
Al'righingtoni .
Co'rinslliials aiatdoins'd exminiastisi
ft the soilosithile eim.andI aill ol-
tinife mseiatons until the closing tday.
Stnde'its aill sand srfall on (le
graid's imasintailnedsIthroughout flit
term in recitaios.
THE VICTOR TRADE MARK
is ans absolute guratee oquali ty.
Itisnevesr fousdon aylbut iiie est
goods.
Victor Athlete Goods ranisisths
Victor Bicycles, and are beoming
more pipular every dsy.
Full line of IBseball, Tenis, oot-
mul, ymnasilum nd siAthletic up-
pies.
Send tsuectalogeof Victr Athletic
Coods,
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Maers of Victor Bicycles.
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Academic Music
"COLLEGE SONGS"
Miost popular colege collection ever pub-
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00 cents; Cloth, Gilt $1.00.
"New Harvard Song-Books."
Includic all the nesest Harvard songs
Heavy Paper, $1.00.
"COLLEGE SONGS FOR GIRLS."
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"Boot's Album of Songs."
A ncoslection of fSe yrial ongs by
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hmis cruiese iii Ohie suabble which is Cornell Says No.
miow being earrietd su, amid the chas
ce iIt tostheir own goti nmeiicanud -replort. hias lurcngoing utie rotuds
ho the pseace ot thur othier departmeolnts of thue press that arrnt'cig:iuu'uts mu,
to elect thseir sfficerswitihiouit futheisr be'ing mash' tsr another' 'foomtuall gamhi
trotuble. swith Htarv'srd. In orderi to asertaino
fluie fuelts inith umatster'. it Stuirportu'r
'The camphtB u nnim etdiately adoining imnteview'ed thle footboall usauu'lrti,"c
the Wa~stermnGynasinuis still tun- auuilrceivedthe fli' ollowing clii':
it for athuletic pnrposes atndl the var- "You miay- state that Oheic will not toe
ions class te'amus have a larut-s ime tso :.lrs'n gaule us-ttb llavn." Ills ccii'
ind ut place to hpractice'. Sesveral memison. This'mautler wass chae~ts'I ur
havea'e sady been hurmt sun pils of with the Harviardiil suiag-'Os udirectly
diebris, andutio0 acteliac orak caun be atiru Itie giamhe Satmurdasy, an:I ttio 'iii-
(ione oni this accounot. The whlole posasibility of a secondl meertinogseas
place could be cleaned up iii less than Ilanly chioan becanse of this' tact
half a clusy ansi.somre steps should be thaou r dates are niowa'll fu11 -).c irtms
taken at once iniisl direction. sc -;son."-Cornell Sun.
JtohutnHopkins Univ'ersity has 5113 'The 'Uiversity of California expuects
students enrolled this year, Ohio largest to send an athuletie team to compete in
number in its hisntory. the Intercollegiate gamoe nexf spring.