Letter to College Graduates, 1908 March 20

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BE) To College Graduates Ed

FOLLEGE pyaar who intend 19 tk in the Site of
tien blow of epee nd prac 0 the,

I any fthe eof he Sus ootasly New ork Cy and
tn sme of he lager vig, Sr bene ny pat of toe
‘heck pots ot fh cel een emeded of
She teaches at no principe or principe shal be

feichee If ib probate ta sch con ll be taken i om
Ineetng nab of places in the ser fare. Thi wll mean

hei the igh case of hee place a ender be ple or
sting is tina hve 0b el
‘robes wh ul le: hon panel ks

Proftna sie wich hae est fren 0
Soto ce

Your anton i cl to he et athe New Yor Sie

‘Neral Callag at Alay sic th opertny aed Ge ch
Tawra and os

et aad

sesamin pot nin
Neher clay the scope sod brent of whoe wok have
rere rede woth ep forth tame

alg et lige el eel a
the sentra,

‘Ah heg suber of peda fom he esi eay colege
‘th vay hes end ano atiendance othe Neral
Calege. ‘They a admined spon she protaicn of heir
Alea without ber eansion ad we permit eter
‘poet coue of one yur rene fr he dare of Bachelor
OF elas which cis hc ze ee for nthe
palcschol afte Sate. ‘The ates pred bythe nae
‘elas pelosi a pilovpbica much ato ene them 0

to ther aainment inven hip and who pose aloo good
sng te dae WAS
tne sesing oat oso It eo be std fartheore hat

‘pean, ay ro ee
tray bar

WILLIAM J. SULNE

Mara 20, rot

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