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When the play opens, Wiese is engaged to marry the heroine, Luise, though he has never seen her. He and Salt finally decide to pay her a visit, and at Wiese's request each pretends to be the other. In this way Wiese hopes to see his fiancee and discover whether she suits him, as he is free to withdraw from his engagement if she does not. The two meet Luise with her father, and many complications follow. Salt and Luise have met before, and now fall in love again. Wiese gives way to them and the play ends with...
...represented in the act of painting. The picture is about 70 years old and was originally in the possession of Mrs. Craig, who lived in Allston's family and afterwards in the family of Mrs. John E. Lodge. Mrs. Craig left the picture to Mrs. Lodge with a request that at the latter's death the picture should come to the Harvard Library...
...have been sent in to me, and I wish to ask all who have not already done so, to fill out the "lives" and postal cards and send to me as soon as possible. If any have lost the blank forms, I will gladly send a duplicate set, upon request, as it is very important that I receive the "lives" at once...
...have been sent in to me, and I wish to ask all who have not already done so, to fill out the "lives" and postal cards and send to me as soon as possible. If any have lost the blank forms, I will gladly send a duplicate set, upon request, as it is very important that I receive the "lives" at once. ELIOT SPALDING, Secretary
President Eliot, in response to a request from Mr. A. E. Frye L. S. '90, Superintendent of Schools in Cuba, has consented to furnish free tuition in the Summer School, for a large number of native Cuban school teachers. According to reports from Havana, if adequate arrangements can be made, about 1000 teachers will take advantage of this offer. The government will probably furnish army transports for bringing them here, and Mr. Frye hopes it will be possible for them to visit many different cities, through the generosity of the railroads and the municipalities themselves...