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December 16, 1893 - Image 2

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U. of M. Daily, 1893-12-16

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THE U. OF M. DAILY.

'~ir r -yri -~ { lectures. Already two professors Dorimene and is about to marry t
.s..Of II" ' * have announced their willingness to her, suddenly learns that she is a
furnishs printed lectures to their st- flirt and marries him only for his
Published Daily (bunaays exnested) during money, expecting that he will soon
the iCslre year, br dents. Wihat is needed most is a die. tle tries to break of the
THE U. OF M. INDEPENDENTASCIiO uniformi method of publishing them matcb, but when it ultimately comes _
so that the lectures may he bound. either to fighting a duel or marry-6
So'veriptaotstudent tretsureteverying,lhe tprefers the latter. In the
Subcritio prce '.,0 pr yarisvariably Erocryesty stedentatreasuressver
Eadv-ante single cetteicen ts. Sutacrip- highly lie lectures which lhe re- cure ifthe play ar s amusing t
itts aybeleft at cei yesce froheaDAthYscenes wthgypsies,wiadndi
ait Stoitiet's, with any at the editors orat ve daily frmte platform, and betwveen twvo philosophers. The toer
authorizedi solitort. ini afteryer these same lectures comedie is dsicl ih and amus- Stel
Communicationcs should reach thieofficohby wil be a sourse of grest satisfaction ing throughoutn nteorgnltx
jo'clock r. si. it they are to appear the nest Iperfor ace in trhmelforiinltow
Jay. Address alsaatter intendedtfor puhliea- to him if tie can preserve them in a pefratc oieehnieft ora
tion to the Managing Editor. All husiness maeindet the part of Sganarelle, and Louisha
cemmfuniostions should he scat to the Ilasi- permaetadna form. It is to XtV danced in the gypsy ballet; the
uess Mlanager. be hoped that some decision may be other parts being taken by menibers
THE U. of H. DACLY, arrived at soon, so that the students j of the court-The Crinmson.
Ann Arbore. Hiok.
___of this detpartment swiltl know the -----+- --
EDTR.ultimiatuma tf the faculty. It is proposed to erect a menmorial!'cat Mr eebete C .U:io,1<~ <4 Mlnlit dtr tIh ., _ "

the LEADING SCHOOL OF BUSINESS,
ISHORTHAND. ltatgnitient builditg;lnstar
itees; lare eattenidanee;tootdtditciplitte;supee-
wort; wellisuppliedereadiageroom;daiiyiecturest-
erday eentingreceeptitos;oaet hetentieyear
Oipti.oaitetiltie tfor placiang ttudetes inispost-
s-tshothndcgaduaes nntteedithes.MinWti
lss$to $2.75iper e ekiapr-ale famailies,
Newe cataiogue, addeesa
P. R. CLEARY, Pts.
TOLEDO

Ii. A. Sr. i 110 it. l.'91,Asstzittt 'it:.aiethod ot giving cxanttna- "Cornell atllete who wan drowvned1
.. L. Litti-Lit.'95, Assisatt on u ite coighotirs of the di ngthe nunamer. TimTa letitahiti-s It't Sund,-t y Ni
F-. i'Vasrrostis r a~'94. At-tet t ois iuin cosngduin '.rains lto AtnAs r r * etra l
J. .A. cty, itt. 96, Attitetic t. tlsat lant clay beftore varatisan, atlopated bhr} 'tatia (ad i
d.XV ccias '.0 it. iuls-tMotesc sominsittrutors, is certainly untjulst 1,1 in.
arsi. A. _Mitt isLit. '!KtAssit t. siD 15 t.it. 0a.m
Indimapropter. It often lhappenstt5pa. :; p t
-tttt iTti.\htt. L W styu btNen n rbradT(1,
i, p -. Bi. csatttstts. tti. It. F. al tat students lis-ita tt soitedistarce /d hOtnlyht',stt tai~s
It, o. Austn,'9,AlBandtlyti.itsnay
i.:ats-tt . totdtlr frm .n5rbor are olliged to leave 14.1 5( .hli tvtioti Acstttttti tttto
F. i a dl '9 P L le'9 'I"I. I. tttial e W.o lte5 -i EiN h'T, . Y. 5.Tttttttt
Aa"nsci~sry, 9 . ittsinrsi96. o h early traiins Friday, for homse, AnAbrSvnsBn
itM -.Iilorder to arrive at Itaeir dctita- Atntt]Xs-ttts-. viits. 'ttstt ata I tft
f. F.. Ctonradt, '95. . tG. Jes-otsiA. A.iAbr ic iiH I'Ci. tol eor u d y Th se sn a ui]~~100
All copyliotase beforeolSuiedayore'5:t9,s, il- Iocrsf ord s Acid Phosphate .ttsEttras-ize ndi a ns- t i t1tt3az i~ att
at ttte dtcy or pttltittt. dentts are counted abaseitt frot anaaseli.t ce xci t t-conta hs- t cprisii I eittssofanit
exanminatioinwvhichi coutld lie Isetd eUnatest SMotes Drafts-.caitishe~sons proprt
aIalesnth tsn veka ed tii oste ffective tind agree- tdesstiite ttti. Satfetiepsossst boxs tt rent.
K ale ntecoig w e s well oft t-isit 'i-itin Mttct..ies w. ll.
Hoyt isa.ict e Pres:C a.ths. iF. idleti-k, Ci
- if not better thtan diring the lasti able teioedy~an existence for Eouter'-X11. hFrtz Asst.('o-.shier.
-- - - --s -- -hours of the last day. ThinsImethlodtoltd'3i'10.f oipln7su denst emispieXveutting indigestion, and it G 4rD0IA 41-OS
(V tsr oug itatet-puerile and fitted niore for a kinder- leving those diseases arising it'll, Nit-Hi tNtL1'
tet adriiessth tit o itr artes. than a great university. In , ~sste~lsoici WEDNESDAY EVE., DEC. 20th.
11,,_ . the iaaaie of fairnecss antIjustice to Ott -itt111 t ~hrstoI t ui tts.,stot

cliasias ('hosral Ui osi tickets ii-
niediatety.

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flue student botly let us atapeal toa
ite instrtrofrs toafrrantte examnsia-

Nosa that the ctonditiona sofite Ititns earlier isa the areek -
grountd toa acertaint en st swarrans I
it, every effort souldl ie- made to Christian sociology.
-lay off thec aclieslttlc oi safer-class Soateir thte ltnlidlaysa flere- willI
tootball gamels neits- eef i f ic is-atacleshel iniNewsberry Itall,unuder theI
all possible. 'ho be sure, the ptsesent altpices of the S. C. A. and the
weather isnota of such~ a kintd as to Disciple's IBible schlool, a sesfiona of
arouse the greatest enthlusiasmlandthlde Isstitsite of Chlristian Sociology.
sjairit f rivalr, but my his' il wiSuill last for a wceek stud will be
opportuitiy to play off flue gamescsonducted~ by Prof. ceo. 1). I lerroia
shouttd be token advaiitige of with- f tows college. tirof. Hlerron is,
out delay, as postpoinemenit till lbt Prof. Ely and othlers, very at-
spring wvoulid detract from the se- tive in this work, and the students
sired interest, interested in sociological questions
is- order to greatly increase the will have an excelleint opportunity
circlaton o th D~ tXwe avefor wvork under a man who is an au-
decided to illake the unprecedented toiyo h ujcstetd
offer of $1.5o for the remainder of
French Play at Harvard.
the college year. The DL).iY is the
cheapest college daily in the coon- This fall the Cercle lIrancaise
try, and we are not atone in the gives its seventh annusal dramatic
clainm that it contains more live cot- performaiice. The past two or three
loge news than any other college years it hass attempted with great
daily in the land. At this reduced success the reproduction of soite of
price the D ii~v should find its way the better known French plays, and
into every students roonm.ILeave this year pronmises to be its best
your orders at the office or with our effort. The play chosen is Le Mtar-
special canvassers. riage Force, a conmedic-ballet by
Moliere. It was written by order of
Louis :HIV, and first played on Jan-
S~uary-T of the lasv department usr o, 1864, in the palace of the
awvait with considerable interest the Louvre. The essence of the plot is
decision in the matter of printing that Sganarelle, whbo is in love with

Dr. W. W. Gardner, Springfieldl. The tack Crook
Masa., says: 'I s altte it asanatt c eliesnt 'ute time' 1) s i i d ))t 11,t ist ttt It I i t11,t wi, iii
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DI s-itt t _kssttsrc s ai s lotttt AIhst ofd'tIhilsipeain l '-iclhties.
Descriptives tnisi-ltftireh tiAMAplit 5 551'.
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