The Michigan Daily
,ivOI. XV.
ANN ARBOR, MICH., THURSDAY, DECEMBE2R 8, 1904.
No. 5S8
FALL ROUND-UP. TEST THE DRUG GINSENG. HAZING STORY A FAKE.I
Far Westerners to Come Together; Members of the Alpha Sigma Fra-, Louis K. H'awks, a Freshman, Was j<
to Smoke ,'Lone Jack" aid Swap! ternity Take Their Annual Dose of: Uninjured When He Left Ann Ar,
Tales of the Plains and the Hills. Poison. bor-Tells Wild Tale in (oshen, Ind.
vacttt et al Nih l itli for la 'iat gilisalg. thialt te liilta Sigiii.t I. lllt't t ii ld, lti.lati. wht(
wtil esrtesceh, n c~o~et , uig h a lnh.i butet y I lle '' t it clto ,crt'a co~illgetoliac-j \l
i 1t t ,>bu1 thini ii dv - 1 111 be till ii a r n he un ve s t i ~1 l mt o n.re e e v d w ie le w s
give the newiitida5i1lbic to : beni ncluded iiin thelist t o ati I ibyij iing azd. Ilit liiine ofth
th~at e 111 with h l e.t iv a yI1nn hou h u i, tk IMea ''ia ifehm n ths fa Ii
lt' fianr on ona a Itaan ets dlts or . 'alv tudentis m tag ia ' ttrsit tlis rdthtt Il l ft l 'l
t l bt r (; lilt ttititi l t s i 111itth Sa rtt iiti aretil o c -peaig m(I liltrnh in ;, g,,d helh a
nnt r~i. Idao11111 tthe cow putill he1111111el he arrvtdtere it
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th e r n e tl l n w t ie r ii gesult, ltin blis fa ilih itve lld i ltlile il i lthe e di l seii n e ith sJ
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4 Ti h e:tti t . I ud tof D i '.ass aiu o
CHORAL UNION TONIGHT.
'Music of Bygone Centuries" by
the Dolmetschs-lIllustrated Lec
ture on Old Musical Instruments
(liven by Professor Stanley Yes
terday Afternoon.
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finne itan1 it ad ialls I 1111ills tituti toli
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hutxpcted t eartr he 'frehcapitttt il. '''t I I tutu aty nt he parii'lorius of the tutan atl bceat Graniger'sott Friday,
11NoI iilttiu.'tiac occurrebbt ut eberybbt'ilalbrl ttgyilt.Ibli(lSIDec. a9, ftromtl4 Ite. a. Grand marcihtrill start at
i- frteshmt utatnw as, tand lttiwear aIfrebhtol ii tp. Ilii. All uivrityt bsl'girls ate aor- 8:30 sitarit.All sothernlbt mtnticbit-
capitor-b-tt i'*a*a illivit'ed'u. jdially finvited.