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UARD VON (1842-1906), Ger. philosopher; wrote Philosophy of the Unconsctous 1869 and many other works; 2 pe imist, but believed that by social progre some happine might be attained. France (47° 53’ N., 7° 8’ HE.); was centre of prolonged struggle during World War. Fr. troops reached its W. slopes (Dec. 1914), and a company of Alpine troops captured and established themselves on its summit early in 1915, but were cut off by Ger. force and two-thirds of their number killed. During offensive in Alsace (Jan. 1915) the French again secured summit, and again the detachment was Killed or captured. French again returned to charge (March 24) and after severe fighting reached summit (March 27). On April 26 the hill was again the scene of severe fighting. Thereafter neither side held the crest. INARY, a training school for ministers of the Congregationalist Church, founded in 1834 as the Theological Institute of Connecticut, in East Windsor. In 1865 it was removed to Hartford and its name changed to its present one. It is governed by a Board of Trustees, elected by the Pastoral Union, an a ociation of about two hundred ministers who have pacing to the creed of the organiza10n,