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THUllRSDAY, APRIL 8, x92G
Claims Life Cell
Secr'et His While
(' Scientists Scoff
'German May Attend University '
As First Of Exchange S tudents''
Dr. Ernest Deissmnan of Perlin will! and is specializing at present in inl-
attend the0 University next year as an ternational lawr.I
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ion of New York city develop sue-
ccssfuliv. 'Thle plan' calls for tuition
,vich wouild be sought. from the Uni-
;orsity, transportation expenses whichI
have been offered by the institute, an]l
room anld board which several frater-
nit ies, it is anticipated, will offer.
Dr. *Deissrnan, son of D~r. Adolph4
Deissman who is a prominent profes-
sor at the University of Berlin, re-
cently obtained his degree of doctorI
of philosophy from that institution,
Studlent Christ ian association, who
mlet Deis,-;man in Europe last summer
stated that he speaks English fluently,
having conducted lecture classes at
the Un1iverscity of AWales.
FAIRBANKS, Alaska.-Capt. Hu-
pert Wilkins and Lieut. Carl Ben-
.jamin Elison, who left here Wednes-
day in ain airpltane for Point Barrow,
Alaska, have arrived at their dlestina-
ti on.
P'atronmize 1)aily A yvi erti,,ers.-Adv.
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IT'S all right to
have to cheer
the team when
a touchdown is
needed. No-
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true 5 0 years
ago too!1
.How came?:
Why--it's juist
made bcttei;,
that's all.
The nrdcoycussadthree advanced courses in research
and special work in geographicail
geological, and physiographi'al sb
jeets will be offered to graduate and~
limited as to enrollment, and ustues e
Interested in taking work in any of - 7
these subjects are advised to make T
application with thes instructor in! . rg }
charge of each course.. Prof. 1. 1).
Scott of the department of geology .is,
in charge, of field- courses in physio-
graphy. Prof. K. C. McMurray of the - y4
department of geography is in charge
of the courses in geography, and Pro--
fe'ssor Elers of the geology (lepart-
tent is in charge of courses in gee.-lj AJRAINT ., .Ai ii7.__Johi F. Ma-
logy. zur *continues1Q5to0cling to the blOief
The summer camp for field courses h le has disco v rc( the seret of
in geography andl geology is located( "creating" life 4calls. desipite the ver-
at Mill Springs, on the Cumnberland dit of sciet isis that hxe doesn't know
river in southern Kentucky, near 'WhaL h is talking about.
Burnside, the closest rail point. M'azur, obscure dabbler in bacteriol-
A new headquarters b)uilding for ; gy leaped into the limelight here by
sleeping andl study purposes is now announcing, through a local newspa-
in process of erection at the camp anid per that lie had succeeded in creating
will be completed by the opening of jplant and animal life by artificial
the season. Accommodating more means.-
thian 50, it will be one of tihe best of! Scientists at nearby universities re-I
its kind in the country. according to f fuse to get excited. While willing to
the camp director. Last year more; give Mazur an opportunity to demon-
than 40 students registered in these; strate his claims, they assert that
courses in summer field work. there isn't a chance that he's right.
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