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We cannot now fully appreciate what Governor Pillsbury has done: We can only conjecture what the future will prove. Hap- pily, it was not his lot to find that a prophet is not Without honor save in his own country. The people of the state and the students have striven to show their gratitude to him in man Y ways, but the University will remain his grandest monument. writ' I '- - MII, ' -...,.,,Lgvm Y h L24 V K , , V f . wnK'8? if , , ,.f- ,vgmlg ,- . 5 I I i , . .1idf1'Ff,l?!5. I 4 2? . i i , lla: 'IQ 4 'li V 1 i ' Er :sit 451' ' .fi-mfs it iz, 'Z' ' up F J B ' ' ' jx,-3 ' ' ' .a-Jeff' , - RY -HON-Lil -1 - snr V sl X
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