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'he Michigan Daily:
d like to put in a word for
of Michigan men-the one
Ales and writes poetry. Every
know him by that descrip-
number of years he has been
:nown character, the butt of
quip and joke, a loyal friend
igan in his own inimitable
d natured and gullible. Be-
his patent idiosyncrasies, he
n been taken advantage of to
cial loss. Only a few months'
tain unscrupulous Detroit
shore him of a considerable:
of hard earned money' on the
of publishing certain of his
n the December issue of one
ampus publications, he was
play advertising space in
e proclaimed himself to be
vy weight" champion of the
world, etc. It undoubtedly cost him
several hours of cobbling. Hardly a
week passes but he is applauded into
making a speech or into entertaining
a fraternity in its weak moments.
Only last fall a few unthinking alumni
in Detroit wrote him tendering him
the "Presidency of the University,"
which resulted in, a further disturb-
ance of his troubled mind.
Thus Michigan students who do not
know conditions surrounding our
friend are driving, by serious disap-
pointments, thoughtless promises and
urgings, a good citizen into what may
result in a mental disaster.
He has a wife in his native land
for whom he could send if the stud-
ents would only let him tend to his
-obbling at which he could make good
money. He is an old man and has.
GERMAN COMPETITION MAY
OUST AMERICANS ABROAD
Betterment of Trade Conditions Nec-
essary to Hold French
Field
Unless better trade conditions can
be obtained by American merchants,
German competition is inevitable in
the sale of farm machinery to France,
was the statement of the report of the
bureau of foreign and domestic com-
merce made public today. This great
and growing market is now practical-
ly closed y to American merchants
through high freight rates, according
to the report.
France has always imported 75 per
cent of its farm machinery, and will
probably import still more, because
difficulties to be overcome before
these markets are open to the Ameri-
can manufacturer.
"INCOMPLETE" EXTENSIONS TO
BR GRANMD BY REGISTRAR
Applications for slips to secure
grades from students who have ob-
tained an extension of time to work
off "incompletes" must be made at the
registrar's office, or the present grade
will lapse into an "E," stated Regis-
trar Arthur G. Hall, Monday. Exten-
sions of time to students have been
given principally in science laboratory
courses, in which the laboratories
have been so crowded that all of the
students could not be accommodated.
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but a few years to lay by for his days of the shortage of raw material and Disciples Secure Evangelist
of helplessness. By diverting his the lack of skilled labor. At present Dr. J. E. Dinger, evangelist, will
mind from his work, the students are nearly all the machinery in use is so conduct a series of religious meetings
making it harder for him month by worn that it cannot last much longer. at 7:30 o'clock every evening for the
month to earn his living. One of his Another great market which is open next two weeks in the Church of
ions fought in the great warn and was j is Algeria. Co-operative buyibg and Christ. Dr. Dinger reached Ann Ar-
badly wounded, for his sake, for the large farms, together, with increased bor last Saturday. Private interviews
sake of the other dependent ones, I wealth since the war have created the by students may be arranged by call-
appeal to true Michigan men to be demand here. ing the Rev. F. P. Arthur of the
thoughtful. LOCAL ALUMNUS. The report also discusses the chief Church of Christ.
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