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The region was won for the United States by the arms and diplomacy of the United States. Parker Cutler and Julia Perkins Cutler; "The St. Clair Papers," by W. H. Smith; "The Old Northwest," by B. A. Hinsdale; "Maryland's Influence upon Land Cessions," by Herbert Adams. See also Donaldson's "Public Domain," Hildreth's "History of Washington County," and the various articles by Poole and others.

Marion Lustig was quite impressed. I think she means to propose endowing an English department library fund." "Dr. Hinsdale wants books for his department, and a lot of psychological journals all about ghosts and mediums that college professors look up about, you know," Nita Reese ended somewhat vaguely.

But because, outwardly, it was all "cheerfulness," Susan kept her peace; but she also kept her eyes on Keith. Keith had not been home a week before it was seen that Hinsdale was inclined to make a lion of the boy. Women brought him jelly and fruit, and men clapped him on the shoulder and said, "How are you, my boy?" in voices that were not quite steady.

Through all the other sounds of music, there penetrated from an unseen source, a sawish, scraped, vibration of catgut, pathetic, insistent, painstaking, and painful beyond belief. "He is in a terrible way to-night," said the widower. Miss Hinsdale laughed. "Worse every night. The violinist is young Wetherford Swift," she explained to Harkless.

"About your bein' in Hinsdale an' knowin' us, an' all that, an' his finding it out." "Oh, THAT!" The color flew instantly into Miss Dorothy's cheeks. "Then he's he's written you?" "Written us! I should say he had! An' he wants to know why we hain't told him we know you. An', lan' sakes, Miss Dorothy, what can we tell him?" "I I don't know, Susan." "But how'd you get in such a mess?

As soon as Mr. Hinsdale was able to travel, he accompanied Dr. Grant on a tour among the Yezidee and Nestorian villages lying near to Mosul.1 1 For an account of this tour, see Missionary Herald, 1842, pp. 310-320. The Jacobites are a branch of the venerable Church of Antioch, and were then painfully struggling to repel the inroads of the Papacy.

Hinsdale seems to think that Clark's conquest prevented the Illinois from being conquered from the British by the Spaniards; but this is very doubtful. The British at Detroit would have been far more likely to have conquered the Spaniards at St. Louis; at any rate there is small probability that they would have been seriously troubled by the latter. The so-called Spanish conquest of St.

He had a nice courtesy, and Miss Hinsdale felt continually that she was cleverer than usual this evening, and no one took his silence to be churlish, though they all innocently wondered why he did not talk more; however, it was probable that a man who had been so interestingly and terribly shot would be rather silent for a time afterward.

T.P. Wilson, Western Homeopathic College, '57, succeeded him in 1881 and Dr. H.L. Obetz in 1885. After the reorganization in 1895 mentioned above, Dr. Wilbert B. Hinsdale, Hiram College, '75, the present Dean, was appointed, and the later and more untroubled history of the School may be said to date from that time.

Of course our class-supper will be the finest ever, it can't help being but with Eleanor Watson at the head of the table, it will eclipse itself. To quote the great Dr. Hinsdale, do you get my point?" Kate Denise seconded the nomination with a heartiness that made Eleanor flush with pleasure.