Pro German* Active In Colleges Pro German activities within our universities assumed entirely different character with our own entry Into the war. Before we had declared that a state of war existed with Germany, some professors were most outspoken In their German sympathies and freely made use of their class rooms to conduct Germsn propaganda Our gov-eminent waa discredited for not having put an embargo upon the shipment of munitions; the rape of Belgium was defended, and German superiority and efficiency were extolled Those bold spirits among their students who dared offer defense of the allied eoun trlea. did so at the risk of being marked down In scholarship. It Is freely reported of one professor that he sold tickets In his r 1st* room for the lecture given by the Kaiser's special representative In this country and Indirect-