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...termed the results reported by Professor Miethe in Berlin as not sufficiently conclusive or certain to warrant their immediate acceptance, but said that he would not be surprised at all if later investigation confirmed them. The German professor claims to have produced gold from mercury by enclosing the mercury in a tube and subjecting it to the action of a powerful electric discharge for a great length of time...
...Monday and Wednesday afternoons and in addition will have a one hour practice period on Tuesdays, Thursday and Fridays. There will be no hockey season tickets sold by the Athletic Association this year, it was said yesterday, since they were not sufficiently popular last year to warrant a continuance of the plan. Mr. C. F. Getchell declared, however, that in a short time he would announce a new plan that he has under consideration which will supplant the season ticket system...
...Rabinoff's school will provide a place where American talent may be developed without suppression or interference from foreigners. Music Students will be given an impartial trial and an opportunity for free study if their talents warrant it. From the talent which he will secure in this way. Mr. Rabinoff will develop an opera-company which will tour the country, presenting grand opera at popular prices. From these concerts he expects enough funds to be secured to make the institution self supporting...
...Experts' Plan the Kaiser of Doom condemns because it is " 'impossible of execution. It may temporarily mitigate certain economic ills, but it saps almost beyond recovery the patient's power of resistance. Germany under the agreement is compelled to sign her own death warrant as a free Nation...
...Premiership is not an office and the holder has no legal power over his fellow members Until 1905 the position was unrecognized but in December of that year King Edward VII signed a royal warrant granting Premiers of Britain precedence next after the Archbishop of York, or twelfth in the table of precedency. * The last time a sovereign of Britain refused assent to a bill was in 1707. when Queen Anne withheld assent to the Scotch Militia Bill...