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THE WOLVERINE
Published Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday afternoons by the students
of the University of Michigan summer
session.
Communications will be printed only
when signed, although writer's name
will be withheld on request. Notices
pertaining to university affairs will be
printed once gratis.
Address-The Wolverine, Press Bldg.,
Maynard Street, Ann Arbor, Mich.
Office Hours-2:00 to 4:30 p. m., daily.
Phunes, 960.
Subscription Rates-Local, seventy-
five cents ior thetsummer; mailed to
any address for one dollar.
Advertising Rates-Furnished upon

application to the Business Manager.
ALVM NI ! The official newspaper of the Summer
School.
If your shoes get out Itobert Gillett, Managing Editor.
of commission let John H. Payne, Business Manager.
Phone 762-L.
JOHN H. LAMBERT Asst. Mgr.-Malcolm McCormick.
fix them Phone 357.
613 E. WILLIAMS ST. Subscriptions taken at Quarry's,
Cushing's, and Student Supply Store.
News Editor-E. R. Burton.
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UsdividedPcofitsfle.e00orters.
THE FARMERS AND MECHANICS BANK Roscue Spencer. F. M. Church.
ANN ARBOR, MICH. 1H. P. Scott. Maude Edwards.
Sae Bankingan dCourteous TreatmentofourFR
Customers is our Watch word F. A. McCarthy. R. T. Cook.
3 per cent interest in our savings department C. S. Pryor. K. C. Haven.
C. S. Fliedner. Josephine Fellows.
Do you want a position? ID you want a better position? Earl Crossman.
We may have just the place you are looking for. Let
us know your wants; Then let us have your application.
The Cibb Teachers' Agency,
175 Westminster Ave,
Detroit, MICH. THURSDAY, JULY 11, 1912.
A IS&Discrimination.
DAVIS & Race prejudice cannot be dispelled
OHLI NGER Deliveries by arguments. Its very name implies
Made its inherent character, and that it is
grounded in human nature. But com-
when munities claiming the attribute "cul-
tured" should have outgrown its out-
ward manifestations.
The attitude displayed recently by
certain students, and, according to
report, by at least one member of the
109 faculty, in objecting to the presence
E.Washington in a local swimming pool of four Hin-
PRINTING Bell 432 -.J du students deserves from every true
American in the university the strong-
est condemnation. This incident is
4, B r but typical of innumerable insults our
Indian friends have had to bear from
IS O a certain class of students ever since
The Finest Billiard Room in the State they have honored Michigan by their
Cigars and Candles
"We try to treat you right" latriculatoin.
All who have become acquainted

with any of the Hindus now attend-
ing the university know that they are
gentlemen in the truest sense of the
term. Their scholastic records may
well be the objects of envy; and the
broad, humanitarian point of view
they maintain is far in advance of the
narrow, merely "patriotic" standard
by which most Americans measure
social values. They can teach us
quite as much as they can learn from
all the courses in our curriculum.
These visitors from a land whose civ-
ilization, whose real culture, in count-
less respects exceeds our own, merit
our kindest, and most sincerely re-
spectful regard.
Michigan has suffered serious in-
jury by the absurd prejudiceto which
certain of her students and faculty
have given voice. Reports have gone
out that will inevitably reduce the
number of foreign students attending
the university in future sessions.
Such a result is sincerely to be re-
gretted, and, if possible prevented by
an immediate discontinuance of the
discourteous treatment which has been
accorded our friends from across the
water.
PROFESSOR FRIDAY LEAVES
ON RAILROAD RATE CASE.
Prof. David Friday, of the economics
department, will leave in a few days
for Madison, Wisconsin, to continue
work on a railroad rate case on which
he and Prof. H. C. Adams have been
working this winter.
Prof. Friday's classes will be taken
by Prof. H. G. Hayes, for the past two
years head of the department of econ-
omics and sociology at Hiram college.
Prof. Hayes has been appointed to an
instructorship in the department of
economics of the university for next
year.



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Maynard St Albert A. Stanley, lirector
Summer Session
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The place we all go to when in Detroit
Popular priced dining room
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Cratiot Ave. and Library Ave.,
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Big Reduction on
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Come in and get our prices
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Hardware end Spor.ing.'oods
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FOR
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TEACHERS' TESTIMONIALS.
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typewriter promptly and at moderate
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School of Shorthand,
711 N. Univ. Ave.
Best work ie the city. 5-8.
Straw Hats of the right kind at the
right prices. Allen's Good Clotihes
Store. Main Street. tf.





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Hear Ye, Hear Ye,
Hear Ye
Citizens of AnnArbor-Students
of the U. ofeM.
Now Comes the
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is tbe city or Asn Arbor of 1095S. Malin
St. aned alleges that lie said SUGAR
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serve better cream and sweetercandies
with prompter service than any other
similar confectionary in this city. And
this they are willing to leave to the
country.
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311 S. STATE STREET
Carry the Largest line of Wool-
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a specialty
Estail shed 1888
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