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litter iwithtihant wiich i's siscayIsis ii~5 '
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of tC'aliforia ufori'aituial irsek andI the itiscourtesy swtichtihas sa onou'es-
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the hntere'c=t, heeiii track laid tietud
I ticcuiedci tositionls of equtality wsithi
athletics. With three fid cays c s'uafu iet' lli Sa ex
slur owntthe. Westerni Iutet'oeal';ilt: s2?cioiiut u hsuitntr
chuamapionshtisandelaitdual iii 'stin-g
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situ Californiua to lououkafrsi ridto,
r esalt sautifacisiry' to those preset
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their amticable settlment in the new'
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sec'ttioni. If hild in Dtetroit, ats it i's
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itself. Above all shionldAwe he tpleased hunt of Judge Cooley. 'this' dcisioit
to establish friendly relationss with was made after the needed amount
the 1 nlvsrsity of C'aliforia. 13; nal of subscriptions had heln solited.esi

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' T WAS in April. 1891, that the first namber
,,~ ~ of the Amerhcan Review of Reviews was
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thfeother nagazines ini additian haois cuebrilliant, orig.
final articles, took Amuerics by sharm,. at it had takeo
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