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SAME OLD STORY
Whatever ele Saturday's game
revealed aa to the strength of the
eleven, it developed one fact,'T'he
evil which, more than any other,
boo impeded the succeoo of Mici-
ga's athletics, Ican not yet been
eradicated. We mean invidual play-
ing to the detriment of team sork
as a swhole. The reluctance of certain
members of the team to drop on tie
1)011 and forego tie precarious satis-
faction of a brilliant indivicual play
is a case in point. There is no need
to printtnamaes. 'lhe nisdemncos
were sufficiently ovious.
U. OF I. AND THE WORLD'S FAIR.
Is the University of Michigan to
be represented at the World's Fair?
This is a question, that many Stu-
dents have asked. If we are to be
represented at this greatest of all
expositions, it is certainly time that
arrangemetnts be taking a definite
form.
So far as we are able to learn no
definite arrangements have been
made. Many colleges throughout
the country have decided to send
exhibits to the World's Fair, and
tile U. of M., the greatest Univer-
sity in the land, should not be back-
ward in thin matter. There sever
will be a better occasion to set forth
the advantages of the U. of At., to
all the world, than during the Col-
ombian Exposition, soon to be
opened. The U. of M. enjoys an
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international reputation, ouch as no
other Utiversity has, as proved by
the number of countries represetited
among the students, It would be
natural enough lthatlse foreign vis-
itors would scant to see some evi-
dences at least that soda an institu-
tion f learnincg exists.
It is to he hoped that those lcav-
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New Firm, New Goods, and Low Prices.
There is notinitg like a SLIM FIGURE to puit it in mlotioni.
Wo have laid in a very Lat'ge Stock of Seasotnable Goode. We-
Bought Cheap. We Sell Cheap. Fitie Footwear, Boots and Shoes.
48 SOUTH MAIN STREET, - ANN ARBOR, MICH.
cccg thlis icatter in charg-eswill see 1toTleo'n Abran ot
it that arracngements be nmade im - TleoJAnAro adNot
mediately tosward giving the U. of Mcia ala
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the series and well deserves to be. iI 1 31914 ' Te'Thoor hoa.Orhstai A H
too well and favorable known to
need any comment, while the tswo
Choral Union concerts are always STUDENTS' BOOKSTORE, STATE ST.
the most popular of the series.
The name of Franc Rummel will be Greek, Latin, French, Gertnatsatid all College Text-Books, Nesv
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of date given later. ,
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