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Most of the prose articles in the April number of the Monthly deal with the recent visit of Prince Henry to the University and with the interest in Germanic art and letters which this visit and the Emperor's gift to the Germanic Museum may be supposed to have aroused. The speeches delivered and the poem read to Prince Henry in the Union, together with the Prince's own speech and the telegram of the Emperor, are printed on the first pages of the Monthly; as records they are interesting and will become increasingly...
...Germanic Museum and the Gift of the German Emperor," by Professor von Jagemann, reviews the history of the attempt to found the Museum and describes the works of art which will be represented in the Emperor's gift. The longest article in the Monthly is "The Modern Lyric Poetry of Germany," by Ernest Bernbaum. Pleasantly written, and illustrated by quotations from the poems reviewed, the essay is not only the most exhaustive, but also the most suggestive and valuable work in the magazine. "German Languages and Literatures," by Mr. W. G. Howard, and "Scandinavian at Harvard...
...seems probable that the donor was the George Smith who graduated in 1853, with the class of which President Eliot was a member. It has been suggested that the gift be applied to dormitories for the new Medical School...
...stained glass window, the gift of the class of '55, in memory of Bishop Brooks and General F. C. Barlow, is being put in place on the north side of the Memorial dining hall. Sometime during the year the window at the west end of the south side of the hall is also to be replaced by one of stained glass by the class of '64. With these two new windows every available space in the dining hall will be filled...
...will of the late Jerome Wheelock of Worcester, Mass., a gift to the University of $100,000 has been announced, with a suggestion that it be used for research work in geology. The bequest is to be paid from the interest which accumulates on the estate, and will not be available for several years...