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+7-1J11 --. J l tu.-.+ capo s. s matt or oll' onerail (ns- inventedt by ir. argenut, of IHarvard.C ld
________tointhtlo~lliiot clletges1this s1houl(1The an100 plaiy be jplayed by any ilim-
lah~sedlilySudasr5(not((100 e1 105o. yet there- will1ho)solve10dif- ber0of players. the: 1n(re0 lie tbettr. BUY YOM:I
the Cllege year, by ficillity expeienced(11 i dinltg att ay wvith Thw players on I-oachie ire arranged c i s
1THEl0, Of. M.INDEPENDENT ASSOCIATION, ho' practice on aoooliliioit the',rill- in tows. Atonteetnd of theehall a ANI.)
(<riTc~: inmes hailitiig N. 111511 t., iloitO ingoonss of ioeroioiiit-a i (1piiioithe itable (is lacedtl.oil ci-liusid(1 (f1At hilRubbei
post__o___ci-tcups aitithe11bttrninildesire of a large is a trong;it e. i-tit trol ine (tl
Susrpionriode $2.50 per year, ivaiablly liiiititwer of stutsioil to iossesil 11101. "itedit-ine' balls. wighingai1(ou11(
i iideaiioi'.,.Single i-oiiirCiello , ..Sulscrip- liAliittiO 1iit lr iiiih.I(ah'n ao. -ot 5(1SstititJ C B &A LNANDl1
ioes may lie lolt at the offic of lie DIaLY,
at Slofllil, at State sI. new stand, witi anany iireiateii this facol 1110(012 (iytoot1(- thlit' Oi t~ieu, tie llalyers issiitg SHE I)En>A LEIis,
ef the ieditoi 110authoriaed solicitors. titilisaso. iiid ticcordiingly ((lltrd 1a'th bilis iilng hitrle~s fio oti (11(iWasington SMork, Aun Arbno,
Commuaitionioshoald reach Itie officeby
7o'clock p. is. if they are 1o appear 11e'next-sipecOitalde~liiifuirnislielifor t (1 ((((00hand.tTi helisideo ((tssilig tiehlls
clay. Address all matter initended forpalli- of tite teami. this 11nevi' ater(ci 5t1 lon~tttg ilrst anduh l-t-(itt to- lrileIo
catlas 10 the ilasagilig Editor. All uiescmuiain budb et ot hee.tlos o l teahoidca frtostous,«n.
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EDITORS.f
.l. L. Loitt; Lit. '1. iManalging Editor.
G.11. IIA~ssoro, Law-'96, Assistiiit.
it. COLEMAN, Lit. I97, Assistant.
A. F. ROCKwei.. Lit. 196, Assistant.
.. A. Lmsos'. Lii. it. Athtletic Edito.
J. S. PsAsl.,, Low '%!, Business Manager.
ET. W. LEss, Lois)(;, Assistaint.
LIE. RY L.Aale..0. Fj
11 B. IA. aaneer,. '10 E. Lootvas, 10
Carrie V. Smith, '91i.
Minnie fThompsoosSO
F. S. Bartlett, Lit'9y.
(). II. Farrell, at'98. lil~itAt..
l'. R. Santhi-laio. 1 Hi.iB. tGammont, '9.
Tile editors do nth ol tlteiuiselvet respon-
oible for tile opiisorist0oaemeitsof (00005s-
pondents, appearingiin 1t ho.liALY.
A Communication.
Ed-itorof the(1I'. of A. 1.ly
some1(0t11(1- i1100 th ill ei I~t
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HANCATEREERg+
A COLLEGE TOWN PULPIT.
(MONTHLY)
SERMONS OF REV. J. T. SUNOERLAND.
Series of 1894-95.
SEPT-The Soul's Cry for God.
OCT-Jesus as Humanity's Ideal.
NOV.-Seterianisnm: Its Evils, Causes
and Cure.
DEC-"The True Cross of Christ."
JAN-IWas Jesus God?"
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oxists inte titowlrls of 511 Oolitl lls College % Songs
i-egarcding (t'e1Peapi 1nd111ts propoer 1 ie isosta1p1110r11111Christms ift
S;igilce'. _t the irtsfof ltecol- aniildergraduatel,-,n make
(ego year tetatter sius edlSt1 The New Harvard Song Book.
00110metgtht 1'ytmetmbiirs (If lte 1(111-All li'ile it is 1rvarti Songs of tile last 1(1(1
llit-assoiat1iillaitdStil he ut c"rliisitit years,01iI slome(l~d fav-orites. H pp.
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