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GERMAN PROFESSOR WILL LECTURE '
!ON BEGINNINGS OF ARABIAN NIGHTS--"
Dr. Enno Littman, professor of students to Syria. From this tr'ip he
{Semitic philology at the Tubingen Ibogtbc ag olcino n
university in Germany will deliver aI scriptions from the volcanicl regi
on 'Th Oigi ofth east of the Jordlan. A. littleI (,' ie
lectureo"TeOiofte Arabian] led a combined Gernman an~d An a
:Nights'' at 4:15 o'clock tomorrow.krexpeditionin lto Abyssinia. As aresult
afternoon in Natural Science auditor-'he increasedl the knowledge o, the
ium. t language and antiquity of the:1 enelik
Dr. Littman is the most outstanding empire.
figure in Semitic philology in Ger-j! Professor Littman received his f!'-A
Imany today,.lie is a linguist, and has experience as an instriicw r iiPince
slpecialized in Arabic and Abyssinian.. ton university. After tea chfig the-c e
Hie has also mastered a speakin~ for two years he re tun'ned l o Gcr-
knowledlge of the oriental languages. many, andl is now conslereci one of
Just before the war he conductedI the greatest authorities on tho sal-
an American expedition of Princeton ject of Semitic philology.

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Olisonroagriculture set a (late !:.r T- --"n
for heaingon, the question and
a ter tstified fOr the University. A rather unconventionazl pict.ure of former Governor FFrank- 0. Lowden,
The endorsemient contained a state- left, and *Vice-president Charles G. Dawves, two outstandling lpotenltial candi-
nietd of ' he value of the present dates for the republican noinantioni for Ares~den~t. This. was snappedl at the
forestcrop, itsfture in the state of; Northwestern Univer'sity-Iowa footbail game at Evanston, 111.
thewa wl apn f European black currant is not re-' KANSAS--Because of the facta that WISCONSIN-The political science
ovdfrom territories in which thei they failed to pay their fees, 936 stu- class(es at the University of Wiscon-
wi e pine is grown. Sixteen counties! dents at the University of Kansas had sin will hold a mock cotnvention in
Ii! ".icigan have been found to be in- their registrations cancelled. connection with their class work.
' (cted with the rust. Two counties
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endorsement also stated that it was -_-
believed to be impossible to grow e
white p,.ne in areas where the currant
and the gooseberry bushes are pres-YOU
ent unless protective measures are HAVE Mf
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The growth of white pine has been ; *THANK G V N
encouraged in reforesting land. The j1"+/
bitrrust has been found by investi-
gation to exist in Michigan counties DIN NE R
and to prevent the growth of the white
pine. Black currants are liable to in HEREL
fection and are the most active agent Ii
n the spread of the rust. The com-
missioner of agriculture has therefor e " ,'
decided, to rid the affected regions of Yo nIu re d
the bush.
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