Occasionally a subscriber complains that the morning's CRIMSON was not delivered to him. We regard such a report as a favor. Outside parties have contracted to deliver the papers satisfactorily, and the word of subscribers is all that can indicate whether they are fulfilling their contract. If they are careless and no complaint is made, they will grow more careless; but, if the complaint does come, then there is a palpable warning to them against remissness. We wish that, whenever the paper is not delivered, subscribers would send a card stating the fact. To have the papers slovenly delivered is as great an annoyance to the editors as to the subscribers.
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