Columbia-Ruford Franklin, A.M., L... B. (C., '86) Adelbert College and the Western Reserve Uni- versity-Prof. Edwards Park Cleaveland.... Future of American Universities -Prest. Alex. S. Webb, IL. D. (U. S. M. A. '55)..... Lodge and Group of Psi Upsilon at Cornell Group of Delta Phi at Rutgers Illustration) Joseph S. Auerbach --Hon. Noah Davis, LL. D.... Memorial Hall-Hampden-Siduey College (Illus- Peripitcdc...... THE NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW. True to its polley of treating tem st timely questions of public interest by the men most closely identified with them, The North American Review will push in its January n m'er an article on The Future of t Indian Quest on, by Gener.l Neson A. Mils, and an article on the "Trish Question," by Mr. Leeky, the listoricu. For nearly a year pat 1. J. S. Billigs has been giged, as special aged of the censes in collec ng dital stars as of Jws in the United States. He summarizes the results e, his investiga Sons in an mpatat antick, such he is prepared for te Jona,ry me.ber of The North American Review. Why Frasts Win or considers ni wi Cabila Tal *cily Dupossa le, h St. The January ember of The North American Review contains an important arc by the historien, W. E. H. Ly, himself a distinguished Irishman, on "Ireland in the Light of Histov." I severly a.raigns both of the factions of Horie Rule s i to which he Nationalist 1erty is now and deca es that 'n the would be al Tute y impossible for us Parlicmert to be establish n. Irian. It there were such & Park, anent he says, 'sal'is d, i would he then a'ntain lev, pret c ey, observe of enforce t rights are libe tics of indivianas alo minorities. In this com nection it may be seid that early ww.bees of The Review nay con cin further contrilutions on the Irish question by Mr. Justin Mccarthy and Mr. Parnell, ontrac's, er se u peare." He is chie ly oupied in refetic g te points made by the Hon. 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