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Prof. Sachs first figured out what the ancient notes were called. Here are the first four lines he deciphered: ME ME KUR KUR A A A A A KU KU LU LU MASH MASH MASH MASH...
While wondering what his next step should be, two startling offers were made. Lu Yung Siang, Tuchun (War Lord) of Chekiang and General Ho Fen Ling, Governor of Shanghai, both offered him planes to enable him to continue his flight...
...Hagens and W. A. Colwell, instructors in German; F. Briggs and F. W. C. Lieder, Austen Teaching Fellows in German; A. S. Hills, R. Lu V. Lyman and B. G. Willard, instructors in public speaking. R. D. MacLaurin was appointed assistant in chemistry for the remainder of the current year...
...History, L. Ross in Applied Mechanics; instructors--F. Dohs in Gymnastics, O. Ames and J. M. Greenman in Botany, T. Stickney in Greek, W. M. Cole in Accounting, A. B. Frizell in Mathematics, J. A. Moyer in Descriptive Geometry, S. E. Whiting in Electrical Engineering, T. Hall, Jr., R. Lu V. Lyman, E. H. Wells, all in English, A. Brun in French, P. S. Smith in Geology, A. W. Boesche and M. M. Skinner in German, H. C. Boynton in Metallurgy and Metallography, S. G. Morley in Romance Languages, M. Mower in Fine Arts...
...Rollo Lu Veine Lyman '03, prepared for College at the Hyde Park High School in Chicago. In his junior year at Beloit College, Beloit. Wisconsin, from which he graduated in 1899, he debated on his college team which defeated Knox College, at Galesburg, Illinois. In his senior year he represented his college in the state oratorical contest, and won the privilege of representing the state of Wisconsin in the inter-state oratorical contest held at Lincoln, Nebraska. He is taking a special course in English at Harvard...