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THE LAST OF THE SERIES.
The 'Sanior Lawe Competition L
Night in the Oratorical
Contest.
I large audience attended
nan o' lawe oratorical contest isn
law lectnre roomn last ni 70A.
UNIVTERSITY OF MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MTARCH 1, 1594.
noble thoughts filled the mntds of THE MARCH INLANDER.
the ancient mtartyrs wino faced death A ie -
ast !!AFn Literary Number-A Sugges-
tn defeince of their btelief, hot tion for College Spirit, by '
greater and nobler thoughts filledil an Alumnus.
tine nmincis of those wino brought to- 'Prie Aliarcht nutmber of te Inlan-
tine getber tineliarliamnet of Religiotns dcc, which appears today, is dlistitnct-I
th ej in z S3. Its the great world's gathn ively a literary nntnber. heittwno
IIIeriings Ieretofore held inn idotn,tirecedingniunmtersInavene Ieinde-
PRICnE, THREE CENTS.
To GiVe Aa .
a cnleie'nus trgcsiton_-i' anay
Ola nninertoIs i nil i I ii Sit
t es tiii .. iiail i,
rinarkenidccintrast tin thleniginthefiore# Paris and lihiladelphnia suchi a titing voted tocosiertinFJv i ivr
t'i 'oirdeir wsanpertect, earls speaker ws a not thimnilil of. Is reimiained nt)Gafir, secssl aonlli ' NittsIirnelel'..
or 'iiipearaiu 11hr1 iiI b iopie of our land andiiday to cinhenif athletics. Ints mnonitnsn~ithiaet
trig. 'Phnoratiolnls nthll'wnleI bringdugc1h a theinig aboult. nice isetecnrhniin slt0S
werenvery goonil 'hey nisheid 1c11e- hull lelincrv eny ocl
n~~cy ~ e c'eliills.ace iii a iceneral ciarac-
t'rii SIllly as n iialitiy iof thingi'hlt slear ithe' OtSlr Side'' ias 1tle tee.
ar in e hairt th e s..peakers nd sil bjiihjchse nm- b y Ii. E. Michnael. Theanrticle relating toitIiiiv crnty
liougli sonin' n arnitypeil ilirane 'Ie Iiiiniiual of todlay nnnli ibelienIomoalnn-nai itiii
niece anile inc of, thieyswere lenvEslnoiw to spneak untnil tie iecomnen Col(eS)rt- uY
s.ek ColgeSllit A sngtiou.''
inuled. Thiefnst spa e asMc. (tinorounghinfiiormed on iiithi siles Tlie nwriter's oipinion of college af-
C. W. Chapmnainho took for iiis of a stiblject. When a mni uniter-airinianoftiacrftisid
Subledt, "''Ii ann hapnress ani standts tine question tinroroigitly, of coinditions at Ann Arbor and at Wi 5li5Siiou tt~lCaEt~c-t~rt iaii aityics
lldnteationa,'' fMan aspires for them anti not till linen is he callable hlarvard. The deplorable lack of °t $1 .er$S11- iuueta'in ii to$ a pili eis
5rae npnicn toetone of speakitng honestly ainil inteili- college spircit at lisinstiution i n~~iiCiem-nsedSi anlasS
tlie classes whnose aints clash as 12e geintly. livery hnonest dleel anti attributed tintine lack of democratic R
inuillicans scenes D)etnocrats, bankers every honest mias adds to the bainii- feelingresulting in thleestablishmnent a lF ul
against paupers, etc. Selfishness (Coniunusrd 11ntuiidtw ~ '' o ats le i iti far 0.iS- n5 Non inciniriAss.,
in tine ruling slicit in nnan. int ---c"+-t-icirotI'., - - MICIGAN.
ediumated iindnn only z can grapplne Preliminary Debate. giance aind assunied sttperiority,
wvhichn presents any trite fellowvsii-n
-wlithtilsnailcolndlitio~n of affairs. The arrangemeints for tine prelimi-'tlon tllei. 'fn ricei '
amn stdns Theileparteiciflellvisa
Sole te robem f nivrsa iarco nntest, toniorrowseiverting, nnidly writen, but tineiarticnlar
nilli alinnin and enverroilier iroblemnhante practically beei'ninomnleted. I factnsnaa'tinst whiichin is inaimiedi
I~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~~~h nqnutlutn elelysa i esetionlisi, 'Renolvedr, Thlat ice suficiently evident.
a lielI sa the Piolicy of the federal Gioveri-i lin ediinng article nil tinetmointii Artistic Photographer, 6 E. HURON ST,
speaer 'N J is menit Ouighnt to lie to BingliAbout is nt the lemiinilf (eor1,e Wesley -
nun ~ ~ ~ ~ t in n Aieianhii oCdi Annnexationi nilthe H anwaiian l a iisnuntil ceceintir ninaiedinig cdi- ('i'oud . Jansslns'xinvoitce©L
to. Piei"toflccinn i .ands. '' The edebaternsnwiii ai-tr. fr arrinstmaken a thoroughl
itn Struk lelinotinntinthe eaith.n1ipetc as foilowss: Affrnatie, Josiah tudyi ofitine ritisn onilRobert 10 lerfrrdtOtebrbru eabrJ.l. enrdJV. rwigwt'etatsfo sm 'C QOJ,,A
mnelhoiis of swar, rdisorgannztng so- lays h. AV Mlacict; negative, F. of hisinonets.'T'he article in long, -2
niets annd stagnating trade. States W. Newton, .l. II. lroec, C. F. hunt will well repnay careful reading. '. " "I' 1.L'S , - 4S-8 . late St.
ice ound together by connmnercial Kinmball, E. C. Findlty. 't toni- "An"Anecdote of Arizona'' is con- TngtanOes ieeteWrOa
tis nnl a ctnbrngnliin btsic will he furitishned by Mins Lillit trihutend by Miss Mlaude EI. Cald. the Leaning .Acanemiean
nhlater. 'Pie armnies of Europne MatNolaiOdRMis MnnieDavs snhi mi
d nlh 211,0 i and AHr. Aihert Long. iMc. iLong is Aun intcresting' shourt stouryins n'I ni iniun lemu in,It i li mum tnnsf(It
cot f ,ooO,oa,oon Te ped;apupnil of AMr. hilbie, ant isinvery I"'Chanley hronv's CGhost,''by Louis Griager's At.usdeeny, Ann Arbor.
millioni 0soncarandeltheiuchnnlooli
cennnnngereianllnnrt iinnn ghly spnokeni of as na violinist. A. Straussn. mx 1 i-'iWOr'-t' Cn. m nttii. -A trI' II m li -n1mmi
t ;ins Dan-is and Miss NVollaund are Amnong otiner short articles of in-u'=mmrnmm i'm
intituntiouns are teilet. ish mtilin bothi favorites switin Anin Armor atuei- terest are 'Roses and Sunfliowers"tns
cc)'svasn-cy gond.nets. 'lhie cointestaints inane stud- by iss Certrudle Heniry, and :
Evoututi i FeeI aa i eby titinedquestion diligently. 'l'his Shnadhy Frienid for 'lorrid Day,"by
N1'. Ifm..Eckels. 'Pie present genier- n'rne ls ni etn onet.Ms enet .Ciisl.-__
atun mansitnesed greater advancee sue ls n xiigcnet isJaet .Clwl.-_
-nnti labor tha for ceinturnen - 'Pinte poetry of tint number is con-BA E AL GO D
mnent nin tan a~eteersonian Programs. tributed by Walter Dren', Jesse 11).BASB A LGO D
before. Formerly men labored rHonn, aryClenPrt,
aloine, hut by the introduction of Th'in following programn will be hlrn HryCleo Prt, Suits anld Gymanasiuma Su ul-
nachinery labor ns in greater de- rendered at the meeting cmltint Jef- Eva Regine Piillips, and M. E. C.,
mianid and work in unison. Labor fersonian society this evening: Es- 193 plies.
and capital, the two great factions, say, iMr. Hayes; speechn, E. H. IngivntfBookJ.P.Revis' noe ;ieivie isxtnesoc ad rcs
shounid work in harmony and not be Storie; biography, G. J. Cenebaogh;gvno r .P ai'ns okTnneirunsmn'uin'snkmm re'
and dliv-imprmptu iscuston ~ 'on the Union Pacific, and of Prof __________
anitagonistic. His voice addlv mrmt icsin f. Mr. Spalding's 'Introduction to Bot-
cry could both be improved opon. Tollison; neg., D. j. Buckley; ~ H 9
'Phe next speaker, F. E. Chain- debate: i"Resolved, That Federal any. ____________
berlain, took for his subject, "The Election Laws should be Repealed," The number of candidates for theUN VRIYL0OLST E
Liberalizing Influence of the -Pathi- af ., E. E. Cart and NW. K. Moore; baseball teams has been increasedU IV SI BO K OR
ansent of Beligions." Grand and neg., Mr. Chadman and Mr. Scott. to nmnety-seven. STATE STREET, ANN ARFnttu.