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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-01-31
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prensa peri6dica del pals ser neoesario-
que In Infa VAGINA extraida de la ternera
del prsoitado Institute es superior y Psete-
rhIe todss Les den1as usadss en- la isis, IN
eluso Ia de Londres, que estadisticanente
ha dado mejor mas resultado, hasts 81 ex-
tremo de haber conseguido 10 pssstwIacs6ss
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que conste valga dondsf fconvenir pudieTs
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Dr. Il. Zorro G0sssi6a-DF. Oasissss0 q. del
Tr5le.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-01-31

profundo vvdo argos
oubres de uvenud puertoquena la crcunsancia de
Barcelona faaia
,ndones de atendr gIar dgir que dde
cadea buar instruction secundaia nvtaia aqula ciudsd
provincial medante m6dcoy acceptable edpendio annual
Me ofezco, famia
En- mi tendrAn los 6venes amigo les Guide
les estimate les snie socid
.rezca atencEones afectnosas del hogar donGstco
mas
os senviarE enc eI acto,
edro1 70 {.
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FOLEETiN's0 's0
JORGE oHNET
Ell GRAN MARGAL
TRADUooIoN DE J. DE LA oERDA
CAPITULO VII.
(Contin Isdci61)
Abril, 3 de 1895.

Los unos estsbsn vestidos como para una
boda, y ell traJe de los otros osteutaba la mas
absolute sencillez
Para los primercs, Ia fiesta del pueblo era
el tnico motive de diversion en- todo el af1o.
por ESQ estaba fnera de su centro; para los
otros DO tenfa mas importancia que Ia que
le preataban In cnriosidad la ridiculez, "
bieu So veia que no les llev6 mas objeto que
distraerse un ratio, 8 como decia Ia baronesa
do Saint Andre, ol deshoDrar In fiesta.
Sin embargo, ell espacio del salon Que Sc
paraba estos dos bandos, era salvado con
frecnencia por slg1u arrendador que iba a
saludaT al propitario
El viejo marques de Couvrechamps tsndia
m escualida mano q la mayor parte de ellos:
estos Ia tomaban cor cortedsd. Ell les tn
teaba todos, porque los mas les VIC ma
Ger, era hombre amado respetsdo en-
extreme por Las gentes del pals
Pascual, indiferente todo 10 que le 70.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-01-31
Espec1fco Salvador
DE JUAN SIERRA URGELL

Con este especffco desaparecen los bar
ros Ia picazon que producen las erup
cfones en- el cuerpc. E5 el verdadero fqui
ta-dolor. !" Sc usa On friceiones sc apli
"a an ocheuta cseos distintos.
Vsndese en- Ju ma D1az -barrio de Hat
ouereo-casa del iuvantor sslanente.
Mayo T. 1898 a
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-01-31
PARA OARRETERAS

Sc verde casi asstad dc SO cGlOT, una md
Qssna trstsTG9ora de psedra nse's,sda para CO.
FressrGs, con sn cGgdeya q densds piesos, es'
nsay btscs estadO y asGTtsssete dc Tepssesto.
El Qs&e Ia istsTese pssede dsrsgsssc dos 10
beTte Graham, ca csEG cisSdGd.
Pcscs. Febres0 II de 1894.
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INTERNATIONAL
PoRT-AU-PRINCE.-HAITl

El propietario que suscribe ofrece Las CO
modas y ventiladas habitaciones de este
Hotel todos los puertorriquefos 8 extran :
geros de trausito & estadia Gja en- Haiti.
En- el establecimiento Sc habla ingl6s,
frances, espanol 8 italiano. Trato culto; SER
vicio escogido.
Tenelnos sacursal an al aristocratico cam
po dc Thor (BiSot6a) para los pasagero
enfermos que sersn trataios cen esmerade
solicitud.
r GOszALo MARrN
Enero % de 1895
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CONDICIONEs Y CONCEsIONEs

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ROBERTO GRAHAM
T9ETTERn
ts0 TE~ F. r.

AgenGe autorszado para Ia venta
De las Eamosas turbinas Ridrauiicas de
James, LeHel & C:, y de las Bombas
gemelas automobiles de Smith, Vale
B. &C. para aiImeut2cion automatica
De eslderas de vapor CON agus ca
uente de condensaciones.
Pldznse casslogos { informes.
Ponce, Julio Te de 1893.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-01-31
LA RESERVA MUTUA
1enenca Asociacion
SEGUROS De VIDA
Conpana mas sodas acredtadas del mundo
reduce

soida acredtadas del mundo.
su reduce
La tercera parte
compaha tales
La Eq.itahva La NsaO York FL Sol del Canada
SENORAS SENORITAS asegurad sin de min
anu semestra trmra bmestrslmente
4 del asegurado
desafo, guerra y cambio de resdencia.
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gahtes Companies conoei las
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poren de t0das las dends
AGENTES-De Ponce Eugenio Siva-Depsrta
de Arecibo. don
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D Noble.
Agente general Is don Ricardo Nada (Mayaguez)
toda la Isa. SCHULCE & Co. de Mayaguez
Ponce 20 Noviem de alt
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IGrGn depurGtaUO vegetGI !

6 sea extracto huido compuesto de
varias plantas indigenas, uss.das CO.
mo alterantes y sudorifcas.
Cada onza Auida representa- una
onza de las plantas cue conttene.
/ PURAMENTE VEGETAL !
El mas conocido, SECURE = TdPsaC
arIf cadcr de la sargrel
ConseTVs el cuts fs1s0 , HIRE de
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PuC jen usarlo hasta los nifios.
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mi ". p. S. Nvbre. 2 de 1898.
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de 8. Estantes de ausubo de 6 81 va
ras. Surtido general de maderas de In
Florida, tablas de todas olsses dsnSs
efectos para construction.
L. P. DoRIk s. C.
Plays-Porce Novienbr % de 1894.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-01
COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY.

,,,o sn-iro term has come TO an end al the Noi'
h, r,rivorsitv All the examinations in 'he "0"'
80 ,r,s the School of Mines and the Co"ese "a
phvs,cians and Surgeons have been complete" ~
tho Law School there are two more one 'o-u'' '"'
one tomorrow. .;,o ~ tha
Acting Dean Perry has arranged Hiee'i"e ~ "
commencement committees from the various sN,iOo''
.onnorrow afternoon at o'c.ock. He hopes u nav
everv member of the committees present 81 '.'
,,,o ~ no will then indicate the course 10 pe 'o'-
i,od n commencement on June 10. Every grauu-
o,a will he entitled to seven admissions ana '"'eo
osorved saats The number Of boxes to De alIo'ten
to each school will be announced by the De"' ar"
the members of the committees VIII era" lo' '"'N
respective classes. -
This afternoon the annua, Columbia University
,onn.s tournament will begin. The members OF ''e
Law School VINO enter will not be defaui'ed' nov"
over until Wednesday. as they have examnatlons
This afternoon and tomorrow afternoon Inv '
nancnt will be completed this week ~,
or wednesday afternoon the senior class Oh P Sha
nard will have its annual class DAY eNr, 80,
Members have extended invitations 10 az ''' "''
hers Of the graduating class Of COLUMBIA. a., .xer
THE gradual ting class will hold the class Cay -
ciens next Monday in Library Hall. Inc classuay
committee has been very energetic III 'nnS the
class received ten invitations 10 distribute '7
On TUESDAY. June g. from until s. President Low
nd Nrs Low, will meet the members OF the srau-
uating class ut their nome. -, r,.rcenoen,
,cunion M Sherry's Thirty -seNentn-st; anu ~.
ave. next Monday evening at S5o ciYch, 20
members of the graduating cdss arr m
Tee in charge OF the reunion is: George u he VIII
X X Otis and Guy Richards
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-01
ROCHESTER.

Rochester y. Y. May S1--The alumni exercises
Of commencem ent week will take place on Tuesday
evening June IS. at the Lyceum Theatre. Dr. Henry
Clay vedder '73. OF Crozier Theological Seminary,
will deliver the Grafton. and Harry Haden Barstow.
's3 will read the poem. The business meeting or
the alumni will be held Thursday noon, June H. ana
will be followed by the alumni dinner In tent on
the campus fronting Anderson Hail. Wills 5
Paine. IS. Of NewYork. president Of the Alumni AS
ISOLATION. will act as POSTMASTER. The ballot OF
alumni for trustee-in-wating has resulted in the
naming OF Mar5enus H. Briggs. II, and Ade!oert
Cronise II. as the two highest candidates. from
whom a selection will be made by second ballot
The schedules for recita tons for the fall term d.
vides President HIS classes in philosophy and psy-
chology between Professors Forbes and Morey which
indicates the belief Of the faculty that the new
president will be the college the next term:
Two new electives offered, course in analytical
mechanics with Professor Baker. TO the juniors and
seniors and course in bacterology, with Professor
Dodge. 10 the seniors
While Rochester was poor second TO syracuse
the intercollegiate field sports, its captain f. r
Dawson. the Quarter-mile race In % 30 sec
onds. broke the haf-mile record by making the run
in 2:03 2-5, and also made mile in 4:5l 10 though
the race given 10 Lewis. OF Syracuse, on the
claim that Dawson had spiked him. G.. H. Davis,
Of Rochester the running high jump, breaking
the record by jump of feet inches.
a series Of ball games has been arranged be-
tween mines from the junior. sophomore and fresh
classes. The sophomores and freshmen tied
the score in a game Wednesday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-01
HARTFORD THEOLOGICAL, SEMINARY

Hartford. Conn. May 31.-The annual business
meeting of tho Students Association Of the Hart
ford Theological Seminary held on Friday
afternoon After the annual reports from the Off
had been heard and other preliminary business
had been transacted tho following officers were
elected for the coming year: Nathan H. Weeks
president: Henry =. Schauflcr. vce-president; Ed
win w Bishop, steward: George W. Fiske. pro-
vide for the laundry work; Edwin c. Gillette, book
ward W. Capen, students editor of The Hart
ford Seminary Record
ON Friday evening the wives OF the professors
gave reception the students and some friends In
the large reception hall of the Case Memorial Ii
brary. This reception was one of the closing affairs
of the year
Monday and Tuesday OF this week and Wednesday
morning will he given up 10 examinations ana on
Wednesday evening the commencement exercises
Will take place Henry S. Dunning. Edward =
Kelly. John r Merrill. and Miss Laura II. Wild
OF the senior class. will speak the graduation ex-
ercses: President Iartranf will address the gradu
ating class and the president % the Board or
Trustees is confer the diplomas.
The seniors now feeling happy at the adj
di;iOn which each will receive his library BY
means OF the Baldwin and FoOte Ministers LIB
rary Fund certain amount OF money is devoted an
nuay the purchase OF books to be distributed 10
licensed members OF the graduating class whose de-
cared purpose is spend their lives in the Christian
are. In respect personal piety and other minis
teral qualification, deserving These Baldwin
fund books have just arrived and now being
made ready for distribution to the students. Many
valuable and important works are included IN the
little library which falls 10 each senior.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-01
FORDHAM COLLEGE.

On Saturday. Memorial Day, lectures ~ Fordham
College dispensed with
ON Sunday evening the following members OF the
senior class received diplomas of the Parthenian
Sodality from the rector. the Rev T. J. Cannon:
Thomas j. Cakins, y. j. Delehanty, John j. Dyer
John +. Mclaughlin. James Mcdonnell Richard A
Mitchell. Francis O'Neill. Thomas j. O'Shea and
Charles w Sinnot. After the presentation Of
the diplomas the president delivered short adj
dress
The public contest In elocution will take place in
the College Theatre on Wednesday evening Tho
following have been chosen to take part: Francis
ONell. 90; James Donovan. 81: Robert H. Nc
DOnneil. 81 Joseph f. Shea 81: Joseph A. Kelly
81; Charles F. DUFFY. 'ss; James Duffy 'y9; J.
Kelley Atkinson. 80. and William Carey 30
THE Fordham Monthly" made its appearance the
early part Of last week. and contained many we'll
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-01
AMI ERST.

Amherst. Mass, May 3l.-Anhersts commence
ment will begin on Sunday. June q. The BAG
calaureate sermon will be delivered by the Rev. Dr.
f. p Goodwin. of Chicago. In the evening there
will be an address by Booker r Washington. Of
the Tuskegee Institute. on Monday there Will be
the junior exhibition in gymnastics the Hardy prize
debate and the Kellogg prize speaking. with the
senior dramatics In the evening Tuesday, class day
Will be devoted 10 ivy. class and grove exercises
the glee club concert. Hyde prize speaking and re-
ceptions by the Greek-letter fraternities. on
Wednesday morning Will be held meetings Of tho
general alumni association and the Phi Beta Kappa
Society followed by the commencement exercises IN
College Hall After the alumni dinner there VII h"
exercises in observance OF the scventyifth ami
versary Of the founding OF the college. with an al
dress by Dr. Richard :. Storrs 50 The president )
reception and senior promenade will be given in the
evening.
- At the meeting of the y. r; !. A \. al Worcester
Amherst took third place. with 1912 points. winning
for third in the pole vault. In the opening meet OF
the Amherst Dartm outh- Williams Association, TO be
held at Hanover on Wednesday. Amherst will DO
good work. since her men took places In more con
expected that Dartmouth Will win
The men who to speak az commencement for
the Kellogg prizes were chosen TINS week Thcy are
y y. Foster j. F. Gregory r. H. Gregory. ". f.
class. and John Corsa. 4. {. Hinklcy. Burgess John
+. g. Locke and l.. b. Pottle from the fresh
nan class.
At the meeting Of the trustees. held at spring
transacted +. b. LOOMS. Of the graduating class
appointed assistant to Professor j. NJ Tycr
in biology. The election Of Professor j. r : Ster-
be resident professor Of the American School
referred a committee. which will probably favor
giving Professor Sterreti a years leave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-01
AMONG THE COLLEGES.
PRINCETON.

Princeton ~ j. May 3l.-The final examinations
Sor the year are in progress. ana VIII iio' "o
COMPLETED until June g. The senior class Is no"
.nioying the senior vacation, their eXaHlha'oi''
having been completed on May o.
At a recent meeting CT the University GyihhaS'u"
team Ralph Derr. 81 Of Pennsylvania was e'eo'e'
CAPTAIN for the ensuing year The surplus OF the re-
caipts was voted to Forman fund In support OF the
college missionary. 1t was also decided 10 give a
exhibition Tuesday Of commencement wen "
the Brokaw Swimming Tank.
At q recent meeting of the POLYTECHNIC t4uo' tne
following officers for the ensuing year wee eec'eu
President H. E. Mattison 49, vice-presidents y. >
Schroeder '9S; secretary and treasury, - -.
Professor LibDey and several frlnce!on S."Hei
will accompany an expedition which VIII starr apout
July 10 for Labrador and the west coast VI "iV'"
land to study the natural phenomena . .
The annual interscholastic tennis touThdmsh' 90
held on the college courts on SATURDAY; May 90
and was won by Beggs Of the Lawrencevie Scnooi
At a meeting of the Executive Committee "as
decided 10 give the Varsity r 10 winners Oh 'iie
first second and third places in the 1ale-iiIiCe'Oh
games held in New-Haven on May 10 -
At the regular annual meeting OF the .Ne"-JtISo
was proposed by the college authorltes thdt me
New-Jersey Historical Society take for its perra-
nent Headquarters a portion OF the new Library
building soon 10 be erected. A committee OF the
New-Jersey Historical Society have resolved unani-
mously that unless a more favorable oher should be
received II would be to the interest OF the society 10
accept tho proposition 60 ,.,
Professor Hinton. OF the faculty has invented
continuance called dummy pitcher, whcn ne
hopes 10 perfect for in batting practice The
dummy can pitch curves as well as straight baIis,
but as vet Is too wild for use. But Professor Him.
ton expects to remedy this defect.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-01

Hamilton y y May q The honor mon IN the
class OF as. who are Eligible for mi Beta Kappa
are ! r. Anderson. J. r. Cranlan. u. T. Gren"H
and " vinegar
TIE registrar has announced tho commencement
speakers as follows. J. n. Anderson "HcusoO. Min
neapols. MINI. A :. hbercromp.e. Pomona. Fla
l. W. Bingham. Spencer. " II Brown Dresser
VILE. J - crandal. Brooklyn. II. Il Grenell CHI
cago. & " %eeus Pen Yam; r. \. Smith. west
Winsted Conn: f. l.. Steon o~eeo. J. {. Tbo"tis.
t-ilca: W. H. Vinegar. Amsterdam. Five arc
chosen accor ing 70 rank in sch1arship and I'VE
are selected . .ordng 20 excellence ~ senior ora
ton These m.n will compete Tor IN" LEWIS COM
,nenccn,nt Grafton prize OF 50
Colgate was represented A. no y !. l. A. meet
at Syracuse MAY q by 4 T. Roberts. captain. 81: G.
u Scars -. " " marker. Is and G. t. SIM
mons 20 Interest IN track athletics has been want
ing AT Colgate this year small team was sent
~ the nee, and only three third places secured
Ther. IL material a colgate fr good track
off their lethargv a team which would bring honor
10 might De mt out.
President Smith spent couple or GAYS lasi WICK
attending the Baptist anniversary meetings at A.
bury Park. 49,.
The baseball team has been dishanced. After
the nglor!ous Trip into Pennsylvania. playing I'VE
games and susfain'ng many defeats, together
with losing $50 & thought best to give the team
a rest and pay up the debt contacted ~
The Dramatic club has consented 10 repeat / u"
school for scandal commencement week for the
benefit OF the Athletic Association.
on Wednesday. June ,. team from the coHeHe
and seminar viii play the Auburn professional
team al Auburn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-01
TEACHERS COLLEGE.

sThe commencement exercises Of the Teacher' 'oI-
lore will occur on Thursday al 1880 a. m. ana VIII
no anon TO all who care attend. The address VIII
no delivered By Professor Nicholas Murray Butler
Tho graduation exercises Of the Horace Mann
school will follow with address by the Rev Dr.
Leighton Williams
The kindergarten was closed for the year on Fri
day.
on Thursday afternoon the Pratt Institute Library
school was entertained in the Bryson Library.
The annual reception given 10 the graduating
class on Friday evening the classes OF a. 30
and 90 and was followed by dancing
The yearly reception and dance u the Horace
Mann school Alumni Association ana the gradual
ing class will take place tomorrow evening al .
O'Clock 49,, ,...hors colleoe
Alumni Association will be held on Nedn'suaE A.
,erno,n Az O'Clock The business meeting VIII ue
followed by A reception. at when MISS Lucy ~
Salmon Of Vassar will be the guest OF honoi az ~.
vii address the alumni on What Is Pa,riotlsn,I
The Junp examina atoms for entrance 70 me coIles
ana n the Introductory courses Will De gwen on
Friday and Saturday ,..,. .hou., q ,
Although the greater part Of ne eNninn b s,o" hen az
tho roc-n, manual training conference La perli
taken down the exhibit contributed by lhe -
College Is still open for Inspection ana VIII not Do
removed until Thursday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-01
STEVENS INSTITUTE.

The approaching examinations make II necessary
10 give up all athletic games The lacrosse team
yed IT. last game at the New-Jorsey Athletic
club grounds Saturday, the freshmen baseball
team has disbaniei after an uneventful season and
the tennis tournament will be finished on Wednes-
day
Csptain Jennings has sent in protest against
Ichigh's victory In the Stevens-Lehch lacrosse
game. Old lacrosse players who witnesses the game
say that l,ehigh was beaten by "A score OF 3 to ,
The musical clubs have organized for next year
with the following officers: Gee club j. Mcnly
81 president: r.. D. Kellogg 9S. leader and John Van
Rrunt a. secretary and treasurer. Mandolin club
Henry Clarence NHth"y. -. president Lem g. Lent
81 secretary and treasurer. X. {. Post, 9S. leader
Banjo CUBIC. /. Hutchins, PRESIDENT q. L. Rich
ardzon. ~. secretary and treasurer; X. l.. Mes
s,mcr. o. leader
The Engineering Society held very interesting
meeting Thursday. Professor Jacobus delivered
a iecfurc Ice Machines and Refrgerators
The competitive defamation contest for honOrs at
commandment decided on Tuesday A. J.
Wood will be valedictorian and W. II. Dickerson
sautatoran. Charles W Hunt, Of the firm of
Charles w Hunt & Co.. Chicago. will deliver the
address to the graduating class.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-01
y LIE.

New-Havcn. May 3l-The programme for COM
mencement week at Yale announced yesterday
as follows:
Friday. June 10: 3 p. m.-Speakng for the De For
prize medal. in Battell Chapel
Saturday. June 20: $50 a. m.-Class day exercises
at the Sheffield Scientific School. to ! p. m-Re-
ception in Winchester Hall Of the graduates and
friends of the Sheffield Scientific School
sunday. June 81 1880 a. m-Baccalaureate ser
mon. by President Dwight. in Battell Chapel
Monday June -: II a mnPresentailon exercises
OF the gradua ting class Of college with class Grafton
and poem. in Battel CHAPEL y Modification OF
the Woolscy Memorial Statue. with an address.
80 to $50 D. manual meeting OF the Yale La"
School Alumni Association. with luncheon and al
dresses. in the Law school Building p. m-Read,
ing of class histories the College Square followed
by planting of the class ivy. D. m.-Anniversary
exercises of the Law School in the College Street
Hall. with address to the graduating class by rheo-
dore Bacon, of Rochester. ~ Y. What the
LAWYER owes 10 Society" and Townsend prize
p. In.--Promenade concert OF the senior class in
Alumni Hall.
the Library for the election of member OF the cor
In the Batte Chapel by Colonel George c. Warng.
Of NewYork City. on "The Proper Disposal OF
Sewage"
Meetings will also be held. a; different hours.
Tuesday. of the members OF the college classes Of
1890 1876 lS 1856. 1861. 1866. 1871, 1876 $751; 1856, 1857.
Wednesday June "a 10 a. m.-Procession from the
Library TO the commencement exercises In the Bat
the Art School T. '''e'ep''" Oh ''e ''''''
Thursday June .; a. m.,Examlnations for ad-
school and the Medical School begin.
The annual commencement OF the Yale Art School
Will he held Monday. June l. In the Art Building.
the Yale Campus
The annual address will be delivered by Edwin
Modern Decorative Art In the Light Of the Italian
Renaissance