CHARLES ROBERT SANGER.

Except as a great loss to the University Faculty, the death of Professor Sanger may not have peculiar significance to those students who have not been in his courses. Those who have studied with him, however, and particularly those who have been with him, during the first half of this year know with what self-sacrificing determination he persisted in carrying on his official duties. Throughout the fall Professor Sanger's health has been such as has brought with the continued strain of his work physical pain that at times approached torture. His courage stood him to the last, and to the last he fought. To those who knew him well, his death is as the death of a warrior who in spite of wounds fought heroically to the end.