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ters and Y. MA. C.
Li to please note

organization among faculty
not "planning the miancing
g of a private gymnasium
ise." Of course, we reserve
do so at any time if we see
fact is that we thoroughly
importance of our cooper-
.he greater Michigan Union
far from doing anything
conflict with the Union, we
all that is in our power to
atter. W~e endeavored at
accomodations in the pres-
building. Thiis was abso-
sible. W~e then decided to
best thing and we are, now
range for quarters in this
building, even though this
neans that wve shall live in
4uarters until the new Un-
is finished. The fact that
who is prominent in the
iour committee of organ-
id alone suffice to indicate

"Then as to the defense that sever-
al local churches have not been inter-
fered with by the Y. M. C. A.'s work
as shown by the increased attendancej
during the last few years. I know
this is in no way due to the Y. M. C. A.
but to the strength and personal efforts
of the ministers who have occupied the,
pulpits of the Congregational church,
which was one of the churches men-
tioned .particularly. I refer to Rev-
erend C. S. Patton, who was here until
a year ago.
"But this is too short a space for
ne to treat the matter as it should be
treated. You can expect a more de-
tailed account later."

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naintain the closest
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urs very truly,
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aculty member when
night, said, "There
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