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1	There are still a large number of unpaid subscriptions	Urges subscribers to pay their bills.

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2	Benefits of society work	Both men and women will benefit from what they learn as members of literary societies.


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3	The Y. M. C. A. convention	Lewis H. Andrews describes the program; attended by several hundred representatives.

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4	Resolutions of condolence	Third Year class, Philomatheans, Student Battalion, and YMCA offer condolences on death of Herbert H. Crane.

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5	Byron W. McKeen	Editor of Sac City Sun.


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6	Chas. R. Moore	Superintendent in Missouri Valley.


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7	Ed. H. Griffin	Principal at Traer.


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8	Elmer E. Harrison	Assistant principal at Indian school in Santa Fe, New Mexico.


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9	Ernest R. Nichols	Professor of physics at Kansas State College.


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10	Harry A. Hull	Superintendent at Shelton, Nebraska.


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11	Miss Clara A. Ensign	Still teaching at Fort Dodge.


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12	Mrs. A. W. Rich--alias Miss Louisa Jennings	Teaching at Le Mars Normal School.


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13	Mrs. Henry Wilson, formerly Miss Sara E. Kraiger	Co-editor of Ames Intelligencer.


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14	The Cornellian	George W. Newton doing well at Cornell College.


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15	The friends of Supt. Bender	Loses papers and records in Hampton school fire.

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16	F. E. Lenocker	Principal at Arcadia.


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17	George A. Hooker	Principal at Aplington.


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18	George Mather	Principal at Hubbard.


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19	Louis M. Parsons	Principal at Lake Mills.


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20	Miss Alice Lynd	Teaching at Cresco.


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21	Miss Anna Morgan	Teaching in Red Bluff, California.


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22	Miss Bell Nutting	Teaching in Garvin.


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23	Miss Bertha L. Engel	Teaching in Yankton, South Dakota.


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24	Miss Eva S. Leland	Assistant principal at Cresco.


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25	Miss Gertrude L. Leland	Assistant in Centerville.


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26	Miss Grace Milliman	Principal in Logan.


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27	Miss Helen Hearst	Principal in Toledo.


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28	Miss Ida Morgan	Assistant in Eddyville.


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29	Miss Lissa Lenocker	Teaching at State Center.


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30	Miss Lizzie Hughes	Superintendent of Louisa County.


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31	Miss Lizzie Kearville	Principal at Avoca.


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32	Miss Margaret Gilchrist	Teaching in Clinton.


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33	Miss Pauline M. Leader	Taking medical course at University of Iowa.


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34	O. H. L. Mason	Has reputation of being among the best orators at University of Iowa.


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35	Will L. Hearst	In charge of West Side schools.


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36	Y. M. & Y. W. C. A.	YMCA elects officers.

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37	A number of Cotton Hall maidens	Visit Waterloo.


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38	A. L. Comstock	Succeeds J. E. Smith as president of Philos.


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39	Clem Seerley	Has been quite ill, but is improving.


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40	E. B. Williams	Succeeds Walter Guthridge as Aristo president.


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41	Katie Manfull	Receives visit from brother Arthur.


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42	Miss Bertha Berry	Has been sick.


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43	Miss Bessie Anderson	Visits Della Northey.


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44	Miss Edith Jones	Visits Waterloo.


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45	Miss Elyfa Smith	Receives visit from brother.


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46	Miss Ethel Arey	Has been sick.


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47	Miss Grace Curtis	Slowing regaining health.


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48	Miss Jane Thompson	Returns to school.


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49	Miss Josie Bedford	Has gone home because of illness.


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50	Miss Mary Taylor	Leaves school because of eye trouble.


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51	Miss Maude Humphrey	Visits friends at Normal.


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52	Miss Myrtie Richards	Visited by sister.


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53	Miss Rachel McGregor	Has returned to school after visit.


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54	Miss Vivian Nottingham and sister	Have gone home.


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55	Mr. Walter Thompson	Visits daughter Florence.


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56	Several students	Could not go home because of blocked roads.


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57	William Collins	Back at the Normal.

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58	Chapel orations	List of speakers and topics.


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59	L. H. Andrews	Returns to Normal after term's work in Winterset.


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60	Messrs J. W. Satterthwait and E. R. Moore	Visiting committee has been on campus.


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61	Miss Elsie Wilson	Has been sick with rheumatism.


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62	Miss Nellie Wallbank	Has been away from work for a week; students and faculty are filling in.


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63	Near the beach of the Okoboji	W. T. Davidson teaching at Spirit Lake.


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64	On account of sickness	Philo open session postponed.


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65	R. S. Wilson and J. H. Stuckrath	Appointed sergeants; old cadets excused from drill.


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66	Rev. Robert McIntyre	Will lecture on campus.


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67	The front seats of the chapel	Seniors excused for other work.


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68	The Sibley school board	Purchases electrical apparatus; Superintendent George Olmsted is pleased.


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69	W. J. McConnell	Leaves school because of sickness.

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70	A mighty cry of woe	Faculty grants seniors three excused days to work on theses.


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71	An interesting event	Mr. Mason receives praise for his debate work at the University of Iowa.


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72	We clip the following from the Iowa Wesleyan	Tribute to Major Dinwiddie's military instruction at Iowa Wesleyan College.