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And other losses, footing up . . . . . &468.80

The candor of the chronicler is shown in a foot-note, as follows: "I understood that the building was to be sold for forty-five dollars."

THE attention of all Freshmen who know German is called to the existence of a society, Der Verein, for the purpose of keeping up the knowledge of the language, and also affording opportunity for pleasant intercourse with upper-class men. All who wish to join will send their names and address to 391 Harvard St. or 19 Holworthy.

Their names will be voted on by the members, and if accepted they will be requested to pass an examination to test their proficiency, and ability to join the society.

To my old Meerschaum.

MY poor old pipe, what varied days we've met!

How you and I have tramped about together!

Our pleasant hours we'll cherish, and forget

That we have had some rather gloomy weather.

For we have strolled in happier, fairer climes,

Where soft and low the gentle branches sway,

And murmur in the faintest, dreamiest chimes,

And make of life an endless holiday.