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sor Prayer sai, "Rather than con-
demn France for her occupation ofj
the Ruhr, we should pity her and,
with her bemcan~ the fact that it wasl
necessary for her to seize the coal
lands of Germany. Germany 'refused
to pay heer indemnity, and, sino?,
fFrance has spent immense sums of
money in reconstruction and in penl-
sions, she, needs money.. England
and America would, not guaran~tee her
protection and she was forced =to seize
the Ruhr. England was luke warns
on the subject of German reparations,
for she has the German navy, her ma-
rine and her colonies, all in fact that
shie wants, but France with her back
to the wall faces the Spectre of a Ger-
many ever increasingIz n strength and
population, and with that will grow
a terrible hate for France. What is
uppermost in France's mind ;Js that
'it must not happen again."Gemn HPa
IThe great danger today according
to Mr. Prayer is that Germany, with
her rapidly increasing population will
Ioutstrip France which she certainly
m iust and will fight a war of revenge.
"Germany will pay, her indemnity,"
F~rance what she owes, bunt in the endl
said Professor Frayer, "she will pay
she will be the conqueror, and France
will be the conquered."
Professor John R. Brumm of the de-
partmnent of Journalism will speak at
4 o'clock. this afternoon on the sub-
ject "The News and the Citizen, and
at, 8 o'clock Dean Hugh Cabot of the~
medical school will speak on "The
Safety of Surgical Operations". Botk
lectures wil be in the Natural Science
auditorium.
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f oo location of M1t. Utna on Nsand of Sicily
Mt. Etn~a continues to belc h for;h rcks; , hes<an] molten lava which, flowing down the mountainside, is'
laying waste forests, vineyards, and llage. Tousands have been forced to, abandon their, homes. For miles
around tfhe crator the country-side is covered with a deep mantle of ashes. The Italian Agovernment is direct-
ing the relief workd.r
WTE WISH to' announce
to the general public;
that we are keeping open
this summer. We solicit,
your patronage.
TUTTLES' 'LUNCH ROOM
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'OR REN'T-Cool, comfortable,; single
and double room in private family
or Summer School and Commnence-
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OR ,RENTr-Six-room furnishedI
house for Summer Monthis. $45 per
onth. 1140 Forest Ave., phone 2517-
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'OR RENT--Cool p lesant rooms for
girls for Suinier. Session and next
pear-- Sleeping porch. Close to cam-
pus. East of the WTashitenaw Ave.,
1233 Volland. Phone 2482-M1. 4c
Iire S, OPPORT UNITY I
We requirve the services of a' few
br1;ght young wo'nen students who
can devote twvo or throee ours daily to
sp cial salecs work am11ong students.
The work is dig niiiedl, pleasant and
,will pa y from $15 to $30pe week._
The requtiremecnt~ are honesty, pleas-
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Largeost retu-rns for' summer work,
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The 2-Cylinder, 2 H.P.0
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n1 Place. 2397-17.
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FOR R~ENT-3 Room furnished apart-
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FOR RENT-Front light housekeeping
suite furnished. Phone 2807-J. 4p
FOR~ RENT-Furnished tower duplex.
Four rooms, bath and screened-in
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students to work for board in Din-
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Tyipewriters of standard makes
bouight, sold, rented, exchanged,
cleanied and repaired.
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Violin, )Piano, and harny (on fac-
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