The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-07-30

direauy developed so auSpiciously, con-
tinue according to the old saying-cVi-
vat horeat, crescat!'
Prof Waldeyer.
Berlin, Germany
Permit me to express my warmest
wishes for the future prosperity of
your university, which, called to life
tan years ago, has already won such
deserving success. Prof Kuehne.
Heidelberg, Germany
md 1t unfortunately impossible to
avall myself of your invitation, for 1
certainly would have desired to enter
into personal relations with men who
| join to their high science largeness of
view seldom to be met with PROT.
Jules Tannery, Paris.
Accept my heartiest congratulations
on your approaching celebration, and
may it be the dawn of still more mo-
| mentous era than the preceding one
| has already n."-Prof. Oswald
| Kuelpe, Wuertzburg, Germany,
7 rejoice at the admirable way in
which you are to celebrate the founda-
ton Of your institution, thereby show
| ing that 1t Is to remain what it has
hitherto BEEN the home of scientific in
Yestigation and culture PROF. Max
Dessoir, Berlin, Germany
I express my heartiest wishes for
the prosperity of your university whose
scientific activity has so soon won for
1t high place among the universities
of your country. PROF. Benno Erd-
mann, Bonn, Switzerland.
address my wishes for the brilliant
future Of your university" ALFRED
Binet, Paris.
Il do not want to let slip the on
portunity Of expressing my best wishes
for the university which has done so
much for science and is spoken of, par
ticularly in Germany, with the highest
respect and esteem. Prof. Ranke
Muecfien, Germany.
Permit me to send my heartiest con-
CALCULATIONS on this celebration. I'm
der your guidance Clark university has
in the ten years Of its existence already
won for itself high reputation in the
whole scientific world. May the sec
ond decennium continue like the first
to advance and increase science, and
| may it be granted to you, Mr.. Presi-
dent for many years to be the stand.
ard bearer Of the scientific laborers OF
Clark university. PROF. Hermann
Schiller, Giessen, Germany.
request you to receive my SINGER.
est congratulations to this academica,
solemnity, and the expression of my
hope, that your institution, highly ad.
vanced through many difficulties and
sacrifices, may enjoy the most splendid
prosperity for many secula."-Ernsi
Haeckel, Jena, Germany.
You are setting forth feast Of rare
and varied intellectual fare, and there.
by also giving great lesson to us ii
the old world Of that return to the in.
| ternational unity of universities, which
is fitting that you in America should
Lead, Prof. T. w. Geddes. Edinburgh
Scotland.
Il have been very deeply interested
in the work OF Clark university, and In
the way it has held to its high pur.
l poses, regardless of pressure Of al
sorts In other directions-PresIdent
David s. Jordan, Stanford university
California
1.-THE Johns Hopkins University
SENDS It's cordial greetings to the pres
| 1dent the trustees, and the faculty OF
Clark University, on the completion OF
It's f1rst decennium, with congratula-
lions upon it's successful maintenance
Of high ideals and with best wishes for
its continued prosperity and power."-
Daniel G. Gilman, president
u have the highest feelings of re-
gard for Clark University, for I fee
that / owe much to her. Its concep.
ton is the broadcast and best of all our
institutions, and / hope the time will
| come when 1t can broaden out and, all
obstacles being removed, go on to its
full completeness. PROF. William s.
Miller University of Wisconsin.
| CLARK University stands unique
| among the universities Of this country
and the work which it is attempting tc
do. No other institution has done more
in the lines of original investigation
nor given during the same period
| greater inspirations to the educators OF
the country."--Prof. G. w. A. Luckey
University OF Nebraska.
II cannot refrain from Offering my
congratulations to the president
trustees and faculty, for securing the
services Of such distinguished lecturers
| as well as for the marked success that
has attended Clark University during
the first decade of It's existence. will
| lis L. Moore, Washington, ID. c.
No undertaking nor movement has
made 30 clear and definite impress up
on the educational thought of America
| nor established guiding lines of control
SO distinctly in pedagogical and psy-
Geological progress as the suggestions
and tendencies which have emanated
from Clark University. Though the
institution is yet in its infancy, though
the students, In point Of numbers. have