A3 the result of the devrlopment
of our public school system and the
cheapening of books, there has
grown up a large clas- ..f mo i and
women who seek bro.der edaeation,
or desire to extend their kauwledge
along special lines. Tb-'ir duties ir
life, or lack of invars, x l-i U them
from the univer ries. T Cosmo
pohtan Magaz.ue has u Itrtaken
the task of bringing liberal educa
tion, in its broadest i-eupp, within
the reach of those who have the as
piration, but are deprived of the
opportunity. Doctor Andrews, late
of Brown University, has under
taken the Presidency of the Cosmo
politan's educational movement. Tne
work, thus begun, is not intended to
take the plase of regular university
worn, Dutto supply a gap in exist
ing educational facilities. - Thase
who are really in search of knowledge
will hnd direction and aid. It can do
nothing tor those who have not the
desire to study. An intending stu
dent sends to The Cosmopolitan
new lork, his name, occupation
previous course of studv. studies de
sired to be pursued, objects and pur
posa for which course is designed
A 41 1 l i ..
ouu uo uumuur vl uours , aany or
weekly sandy which can be evrn
No charges of any kind will be made
to students.
A New Study of American
Life.
