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UNIVERISITY OF MICHIG'AN, SATURDAY, fOEBRIUARY 4, 1893.
PRICE, THREE CENTS.
THIRTY-ONE CONTESTANTS.
The Names of Lontestants for Ora-
torical Prizes Have Soon
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the L'ni1ted States and ra lian
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lectured annually on American
history at Washington University,
St. Louis, Mo., and in 1884-'go lie
held the professorship of American
history in that institution, until he
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Harvard.
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at University College, London, and
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Ifolusly sup- TAILOR
.deoun- The electoral hoard of the literary
'urdy, after societies yesterday elected J. J. ADI70II I(1
rldbt.Blake and J. F. G riffe n as dehaters
g the resig- to meet Ann Arhor's rep~resentatives,
from rep- XV. F Wolfe having declined to ac- FZ TOOI.Mj "TSj
Univdersitycapt the position. Tlse team is now
Unvriycomplete, being composed of J. T. 5 W-FOR.T ST,
tled . Lindley, J. f. Blake and J. F. Grif-
plc. fen-Daily Cardinal. D toiMichigan.