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p next year tho name of every J
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The drawing near of the end of the
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of the paper will appear until next
fall. It has been customary to dispense
with examination week publication,
and' the four less dayB this time are
occasioned by the absence of the male
contingent of the University at the
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For the encouragement and assist
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ter the retiring staff Is exceedingly
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responsible for the progress the paper
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take up the work next year will en
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Botanical Seminar.
The Hiibje t of the discussion at the
meeting of the botanical seminar last
week was the "Mutation Theory." pro
posed by Professor He Vries. a Eu
ropean botanist of considerable note
He holds that species arise suddenly
as "mutations," and not by small
hangoB. as held by Darwin, and has
attempted to sustain his lews by ex
periments In his garden Miss Hensell
gave a synopsis of this theory She
was- followed by Mrs Clements, who
pointed out some of the difficulties In
the theory, and last I)r Clements
came In with a sharp criticism of the
whole matter The result was that the
audience felt that the theory was
pretty well riddled at the hands of the
Bomlnar botanists
Most underwear is sold
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Wc are selling1 under
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Union suits, plain and
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At the meeting of the botanical sem
inar on Fridav afternoon. Professor
BesBey presented a memorial of the
late Thomas A WllllaniB, B. Sc, Kt.
and A, M '91. who. after graduation,
became professor of botany in the
South Dakota agricultural college, and
later aBslHtajit agrostologlst in the
United States department of agricul
ture He was the foremost student of
the lichens In tho United' States. His
collections of lichens and his llcheno
loglcal library are deposited In the de
partment of botany of the Unlerslty
of Nebraska He died suddenly De
cember 23, 1900 He was one of the
charter members of the botanical seminar
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