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Madame Sans Gene (pronounced san-Géne) was a play written in 1893 by Victorien Sardou, based on a well-known story of the Napoleonic period about Sergeant Pierre null Joseph Lefebvre (later made general, marshal. Duke of Danzig) who married a blan-chisseuse (washerwoman) to the French guards. She, Catharine Hubscher, never varnishing over her early manners, acquired the nickname Madame Sans Géne, rather freely translated as Mrs. Uncouth...
...Blan, P O, Dunster...
...Otis, Wheelock, Pierce W., Carleton R. H., Vincent, Curtis B., Rotch J. T., Jackson C. N., Fish, Conroy, Plumb, Savage, Blake F., Thompson G. W., Cutler, Waterhouse, Hayden H., Grant, Bellows, Wolcott, Stanwood E., Barstow E. B., H. F. Whitney, Granger, Ware L., Adams W., Nourse, Wood H., Towner, Blan-chard H., Morse T., Sterling, Dove, Adams H. N., Butler, Utter, Riggs, Smith St. J., Robinson S., Procter, Whitfield, Sanborn, Chandler, Dalton, Thomson C., Dorman, Rust, Stensland, Jackson C., Holmes, McVey, Davis A. W., Kinnicutt, Fisher R. T., Flint J., Denison J. A., Gray W. H., Brown L. A., Adams...
...above events are handicap, and no person will be given a mark who fails completely to fill out the blan...
Harvard-Rushers: Cumnock, Blan chard, Trafford, Tilton, Stickney, Goldthwaite, Hallowell; quarter-back, Dean; half-backs, Lee, Harding, (Dennison); full-back, Saxe...