Lasall verlässt. Von Wash-ington, D.C, auf die großen Fragen des theHour vom Washington Aussichtspunkt. Justificationof shepresented Frances Argumente in ihre Invasion und Besetzung des Ruhrgebiets, und einige der Britischen und Amerikanischen opinionson die Frage, sowie einige Aspekte ofour eigenen politischen Kreisen. Die meisten interestingwere Ihre persönlichen Eindrücke von PresidentCoolidge. Ihre Darstellung der presentpolitical Situation gab uns eine exzellente op-portunity, ein klareres Licht auf die Pro-beidseitig Gewirr der durchschnittlichen Studenten con-übersetzungsaktes der Welt. Die Vesper Sonntag, den 18. November,

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Lasell leaves . of Wash-ington, D. C, on Great Questions of theHour from the Washington Viewpoint. Shepresented Frances arguments in justificationof her invasion and occupation of the Ruhr, .and some of the British and American opinionson the question, as well as some aspects ofour own political circles. Most interestingwere her personal impressions of PresidentCoolidge. Her presentation of the presentpolitical situation gave us an excellent op-portunity of getting a clearer light on the per-plexing tangle of the average students con-ception of world affairs. The vespers of Sunday, November 18, wereconducted by Dr. Laurens MacLure of New-ton, who used as his text the old Biblical storyof the blind man whose sight was restored byChrist. When he could see once more, hecompared men to trees that walked. Dr. Mac-Lure said many of us are just as blind as theman of long ago: in our confusion of values, many of us do not yet know the man from thetree. November 20, 1923. In the afternoon Sir Robert Borden, Ex-. SIR ROBERT BORDEN EX-PREMIER OF CANADA type, have the same ideals, and the same con-ception of liberty, as the American girls. SirPremier of Canada, gave us a short but most Robert crossed the ocean four times duringinteresting talk. He said that the Canadian the war and has the honor of being Premiergirls were not unlike us: they are of the same before, during, and after the war. He plainly 12 LASELL LEAVES showed us that the responsibility for worldpeace rests on each one of us and that ourservice to humanity consists of living up to atrue conception of what a great nation likeours means. Sir Robert Borden was here in Boston toattend the Canadian banquet and it wasthrough the courtesy of Mrs. McDonald thatwe were able to hear him. November 21, 1923. Shortly after luncheon the fire gong soundedand instantly everyone rushed out-of-doors togaze at the slender silver form of the Shenan-doah floating in the clear blue sky. This aircraft is 680 feet long, would stretch fro

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