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To the Editors of the CRIMSON:

At the Yale-Harvard football game of Saturday, on Soldier's Field, a voluntary collection will be asked of the spectators for the cause of the sufferers from the war in Europe.

We hope very much, and ask urgently, that the collection shall be very large. Everybody can save something from his or her personal expenses in order to help wounded and starving people in Europe. H. L. HIGGINSON h'82.   L. B. R. BRIGGS '75. To the Editors of the CRIMSON:

"Graduate '03," who seems to hesitate to reveal his identity lest he advertise the fact that slumber is more important to him than accomplishment, should remember that there are others who find the twenty-four hours all too few for the work of life, and welcome the sound of the 7 o'clock bell. By all means let it continue to ring.  EDMUND A. WHITMAN '81