…tt of AL AL VOL. III.-NO. 1.12. VOL.111.No. 12. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN~, TUESDAY, MARCHI 7, 1893. PI' H ECNS PRICE, THREE CENTS. FRESHMAN VS. SOPHOMORE. 6. Criminal Jurisprudence. UNITY CLUB MEETING. T he Trial1of Chist efrom an I ! f The Second Annual Field-day will "' -' Professors Thomas and Reis hard r' ''~of Take Place May 20.-Pull Liart I View. Were Greeted by a Large Audi- IAou of the Events. 'I.sTe first lecture still be given( ...…
…VOL. 111.-NO. 1tI. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, MONDAY, 1MAIICII IEl 1893. PRICE, THREE CENTS. AN IMPORTANT MEETING. I actr is anl open one; it is a secret! NOT UP TO THE STANDARD.- __-only to those who have notersona] P The Meeting o Athletic Assoia-I t licn, Naturday, Transacted Ins- r]elation with God. The failure of The Entertainment Given Dis b Mar- portant Business. life is failure to develop agoda'nn1ee At the nichUng of the Athletic charact...…
…1 1 17J ctjj V* V or.. III.-No. 11_0. Tot. hf-No, HP. UNIVETRSITY 01? MICHIIGANh, SATI'1RDAY, MARICHI4, l89 2). RC TEEENS yYRIGE, Tmi EF; CENTS. THE PRINCE OF' DIALECTICIANS.' played for two yearn onz the Detrit j. Whitom b i gh School team, and~ thoroogitly JWhtobRiley's First Appear- aiaoe In University Hall an Enjoy- araiersaoots the art of o rganization. able Event. a iowa II hitcornali Ifata st-"eet- (I y l godsiedAanal aooat appra-...…
…C et*O I.ialj VOL. 11I.-No. 10'J. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MARCH 3, 1893. PRICE, THePEE CENTS. THE FIRSTCHAMBER CONCERT. vice-president, I,. C. Shields second( THE POET ACTOR OF AMERICA.- TheOerot! vice-president, A. W. ILackton cor- The Principal Facts in the Roman-! Score a Most Erilliant Success, responding secretary, .Ill. S. Cailcy tic Career or James Whitcomb D. Last EveninE. recording secretary, H.-1. K.Ienle Riley.TieCabronr...…
…C*_ _ _ _ VOL. III.-No. 105. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAIN, THIURSDAY, MARCH i3, 1893. PRICE, THEE CENTS. ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION.IJdges Senators, Congresmen and FIRST CHAMBER CONCERT. X foeg iitr n tt ler fThey Are Causing a Great Deal ofj high ability to many Commlloiwelths; Detroit Philharmonic Club at New- TalkatNewberry Hall-Tabled tinl le t t r Is-tfe eJ bryHl oih-TeEe-I A fraWeek. 1 thi-t ot Lillyotter \me ieriani ii-ng's Program. In ( --ve...…
…c j e . of 3. *5 VOL. III.-No. 10; . UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAiN, WEDNESDAY, AIC1 1, 1891. PRICE, THREE CTENTS. NO CASTALIAN THIS YEAR. ;Stlhgel'sIecturees on Dramantic ANOTHER ORATOR CHOSEN. - + Li~terature, 3.93-34- A Boston Fire tiDestroys the Cuts lamne's English Literature, I, e4--350 The Senior Laws Snow Unusual and Ends the History of '93's Ulisci's Shakespeare's Dra mais.Art, Ability as Orators-The Contest Castalian. 1,1 0-S.. a Succe...…
…. a ' t. ail . Vol- II.-No. PH% UNIViERSITY OF MICHIGAN, Ti'III'ISL)AY, MAH"(1II :1, IS1tO. Revised Class Schedule. Ihe lias Ibal~l cIo Ilmm ilte ()f ile- Atltcl i iltllatlte I i Cii holiltlastevening wih thelmlna teas 1o nm tlt thIelshetill) Ill sIlilhtl-,maingSt1111datesilaIlfew lays late 1,1so 'th t ti l t e slwho werlmell II AIthe Glee aillBanjo '9; lit.I 'iheIfNlluingisl the sched- Mo da , a 'I2,( 1 Ill2llt VS1. 43 lwcampus. >1 lillIl...…
…s f of / 4 I , ' a . Vol'. 11.-No. 1:,(). UNIVERSITY OF M1IC11IGAN, WI)N "SlA Y, MA ICI[o, 1892. TrHE WA'EBSTER SOCIETY. oie the pseople must be capable ev'eryrociotin."' M1r. Iepew thell ot self cos-erislent andi be imbued introduced Edwaril IHenry Warren, Second Public Entertainment. ____ s;i a spirit of self-dependence. 'g5,of II arcard , whoi opened the lie- )II ii '' asI ~ll i st t iiiitcc I is the neg;ro dloes not liace. it bats'. '"...…
…c I ' i i* AL T Voi- .-- O. 129. Porter on the Census. This secouui if the Political Sci- Mice ser'ies of lectures seas (lelir- ercal last evensing ins silsersi tV Halt 17y' II us Robert 1'. orter, supersin - tenient of the renuis bureau, ini a iii >5t pleasing and ledlifyinig audress us' "Sisise Resuilts of the last Ccci- '1} Thereirere abousit twselve _ 11111:sl ecupeopltete reset asdithtiuri;t his susbjectuwas "dul , cteadl i - 1 si " .'...…
…iJtI.o fU. Walp. VOL. II.--NO. 12-S. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, MONDAY, MARICHI2S,1 92. HENRY H. RAGAN'S LECTURE. I for the regular annual meeting of _____--the Association }.,to present the ac- One of the Finest of t he S. C. A. series. ' costs of the Association for audit- iog as prescribed in sectioni 2 of sivt sits IHall was weitll e article l\'. It shall also bse his cit eveds ni iing to listen to thic to s1in all orders upothte Treasure...…
…i je i .of , n. mlaIjj. VOL. I.-NO. 127;. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAIN, SATt:RI)AY, M'ARCHI 2(, 189f2. PRICF, THitFEI CENTS. In-Dour Athletic Meet. andi honors wvere quite etenlyd(iriiiet. one in twentr for their whole sums- r OF YOUR - 1 Thle meni clinched frequentiy to ber. When the three literary classesCIYBAG lit as I sicnti1snuen a themselves. ''lie secoiii[ roiudl'fuirnishs fifteeni canidiates eacht the U iIt wt'tii estsoe vt u air clear...…
…11$/ItOt Al . Wiziljj. Voi,. IL-No. 12 6). UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, 1-IDLIAY, IA 1tCII 2-5, 1892. PRICE, THREE CENTS. Harvard Base Bat!t. \\Win-ans, Hot. Don ll.1 )ickinson manifested by the stuideints, are tand IH[n.Geo. L. Vaple and thaitgrowving seaker and less important, \nililthlaticaedlestt ae beent ecr. of them had acceptedth le itt5 I antI nnless a ce-action occuirs, wsll I Caion to attend. At present tite3= soonigounuder, carryini...…
…VoiL. I[--No. 125. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN,'I'1IRSDAY, MARCH 24>, 192. PIC, THRiEE CENTS. president McLaughin's Message, his products, and all artificial leis- Choral Union Amendments. ( OF (YOUR - - ruuitesn. lation has beeis ineffectual in mater- prreosed flr'TY TT BADGE { / Esen if. the adrmitiine of raws'ially increasing the wool raising ielsinl- OC pi~ Ote UR Ianendimens swhichi sill lbe votell Orl 10 wool, free of dots stwould injure the ...…
…'Ij e U'. of LU . Wiaip . ?or,..1.-No. 12. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, WFA)NESI), ARCI 2:;, 1892. presidenlt McLaugliin's Message. secures corruption, and, whlile I free list. The tinie seenis to havis lieMok o'ies o sh Inies Sotis woiilvd not hy any word insinuate( conic for a much frer idimittanc e i'po yor asemlingin ece- that the present Congress tias so of mianufa ctuired woolenstint if the lat anmtedt o cran mn iuch as 'fl temp tatioii t...…
…Ij IVI of $U. Walip. VOL. IL1-No. 128 . UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, TU'ESIDAY, MARICH 22, 1 92. PRICE, THRENE{CENTS. Mock House of Representatives. J liarities of this, one of the imost stik- Cap and Gown at Harvard. r OF YQS At last evening''s session the ye- ,fae nhsor. te scey A R. Crandell, clhairnman of the oT~~ o l ptilican snenmherso h os adte apeowasrsfl itilsaetof( Harsaril senior class (day conmmittee, cmesot i ulfre rprd to ad te a...…
…e . a AX; Wailjj. VOL. 1I.-No. 1'2) Athletic Board Meeting. The Athletic Btoard met Saturdayj mrrning inl AlphainNi. lall. The trreaurer reporteil 53g73-43 oiihand. commliunicatioin friiin1 the 792'S lrISe-ball maunager uwns referred to tIconcseihallicommittee, wiho wiill ((Isdwiithie rMairiers ofithlie cllsta sillregiri t Iiithe sciedli . She Adv lisrt oard wa s tll senl(! iwl.aun thei things,-lthatI rlittiilte shioildibetic 1imeiniitto rvs...…
…i~.of fU1. Weiitpu. VOL. 1.-NO. 12). Oratorical Contest. UNIVERSITY OF MICHI1GAN~, PFRIDAY, MARCH. 18,1S92. _ - i.__. CONWAY COACHING THEM. Track Athletic Records. 31 i C' ' I l { r. }il 1 l t, Ikhe seconil annuial conitest of thte ;university of Michigan Boys Pro- '!The collegiate and iiitercollegiate' 1 of N. (Ii atorical AssociationIs oaring for the Diamond. rcords as dleterminedl'by the Inter- aes place i15 1 iviersit IHalllthis _e...…
…1,c . a A, Votl'.I-No. INis. The Thought News Ihis pultication groxN-s out of (t ide that soime professors in t -ii tisite hold anl Irv to teacr gidi s ews interpcretation of tl i sic11 mthoditof 1pub)lsiction.T [t)Boiongi' anounceent csourern ii UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, '"J. EINSi)AY, MARICHIIlt,192. the thought side. The cuterpieisti the dlirection of a coolll sit asd prom pled by an inqtuirs-cmosvemient tpractical astronomer. t!centerin";...…
…. of , .1. la l . VOL. IL.-No. 117. CLASS BASE-BALL CHAMPION- SHIP. The Schedule and Rulesas Arranged by Ithe Base-Ball Cornmittee. 'The sclicdn1(11Of liamuesfor the (,lasbase-ball (11iam piolislip of the reiIrsi te will he (com1muenedelmi1 W, luesdvr April i . The four iou sll(of the literary iii prlirrlllt th°t Nilde ite li soulio sh t~l te prfessonal epa has(' de-i lilrq iu the IImelis idet ,! ltrak-c 1m 1(1 lia t (illur- Ill I or te lioe...…
…'Ije IV.of ~n. Wail p. VOL. 1.-No. li6. The Contest Debate. j The ilelsate-Saturday evening be- tween the gntlemen representing Prof. Trueblood 's senior and junior law classes in Elocution and OIra- toreysvas a most interesting one. The lecture room was confortably siled andth le eiitlhusiastic audience cxcelied the Philadelphia Clover Cultb in interpolating bright tliotights, sit and raillery istso the: eloquent UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, MO...…
…NOW of VOL.. ItI-No. I115. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIIGAN, SATURDAY, MARICR 12, 1892. Glee and Banjo Club Concert.I A University of Michigan Camera ___Club. The Inlander. A very smnalaudience greeted the i nw;it1ot o TihicNfarchIn81nlandler was 1111onciii j it ,Ice and Batnjo CluhiilaIst evening, Asaoeietle this mtorning, at the hook-stores oil the occasion of thlir irsit appearo-' Cnii and at thie.Uiversity. It is oiie of apa-Such organizatio...…
…le . of Alt. W1i i p. Vo,..1I.-NVo. 1 14. O0ratorical contest. UNIVERSITY OF MICH-IGAN, FRIDAY, AIRCII Ili2 ...... ..... I Glee and Banjo Club. Democratic Society. in se osters are 5new out for the 1 Tie U'niversity Glee an(1 1anjo Ilast esensig thelDemiocratic soci- I II secndi annual scontest of the (Ora- (Clusivase their eighth aninual son- niey held its regular iioiuiliy itteetitig in ( ii Assocniattionii Alii iinusual cert attliver...…
…VOL.. IL-No. .1.13. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, THURISDAY, AIARiI' 10, 1592. PRICE, TEE 'vCENTS. Webster Society. Choral Union at the Columbian Es- Prof. Harper on the University of ( OF YOUR - ___position. Chicago. OU 201 1T7 BADGE I rP\cstrScit shllws Llhirteen of the 'IX ci hI sair lsThe sork on the two pioneer n n cowd(ed last evening by an audience micial directors, among whlomtws ibuildins of the university of Ci- slliiiswas weli enteritiiie...…
… Al1. W1aijj. VoL,. II.-No. I1i2. UNIVERSITY OF MICIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MARICHII91892. AttentioS Western College Jour- nerthatshowec himi to bcetiioroiughly programnme for these new subijects eats. conversant with the world's history ;tile Association reconmmends that vieI fllowing journals of theadgfd wtaflwlnuae the tinle atllotedi to arithnsetic, grog- 0U R weser Ci sIoliege Press-Associ tio s ht few possess. Elegance of fini rapihy, and En...…
…. of In, Vol-.II.-No. L. ii1 UNIVERSITY OF MICHIIGAIN, ItITESi)AY, iilfRil 8, 1892. PitIoF, TFRisno CEtNTS7. ,rIMnek House of Representatives. Middy aisd a Senorita.'' rie wellii other Universities. fetwOenty-fise ___-constructed plot sparkles switlt sra- different papers hasve flourished it Prof. ltci auglilin, at the request nimatic activity andi vividly ltortrays a tldifferent tisues, tlhe first one to be of the Ihouse gave a fewv sord...…
…~Ij a.Of ~n. Wa~Ijj. VOL. 11:-No. 119. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, MIONDAY, MARII _"r, 1892. Senior Lit; Cilass Meetnw. graduiating from Andover T'heologi- A bill a ainst the old Base-Ilall1 cat Seminary in 186i3 In tSHo he A ssociation, contracted in 1889),was Sa turt.ay morning the Senior Ills. f(U. heldan nthsiatic meeing was made professor of itoiiilties ini presented. IThis presenting of old OJ1 th~e sanie seminary after having filled til...…
…liekh tO~fA . alj VOL. 1I.-No. 109. UNIVERSITY OF.MICIGAN, SAT-RDAY, MARCHIL5, 1892.-PsI'Ec, Tnrisi CENTS. Excursion to Detroit te theis being nmostly those alleged slightest little silk skull cap tat ittad r O .F YOUR 20 ietaoth fhunorous selections whiiih a'te al-hium lie a bald head bt over his bos { dearlyzostdnsabu$o£j this wili and storms-tossed bag boiletl Qpp SOCETY BADGE iwhich were '"co-eds'"a suosnpder0 o nthdese.Iup in the most iwo...…
…Ijc I~. of Al. Wailjj. VOL. 1.-No. 1 08. BASE-BALL ENTERTAINMENT. A Grand Success. Las evening an audience nnmber- iieg about r, goo persons assembled i n University 1-all to see the much adlvertised entertainment given for the benefit of the base-ball nine. Many in tir audience, no doiibt, sent for siveet Charity's sake, and lidi not expert that She affair wvonld UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, FIIDAY, iMARICHII,11 2 belated ''SophtsshIey svere he....…
…e i. of Am,1 m1Il Ip VOL. II.-No. 1017. U. A ciollede Education Attacked From a Business Po nt of View. NLVERSITY OF MlIHIGAN, THIURSDAY, MARIII , 1S92. Damacratic Society. Base Ball. IAn enthusiastic meeting of the At a special nmeetiug, Tuesday, in II .A boy is not educateil when he D emsocratic society was hield last Ial pha Ni hall, the Athletic B3oard leaves college aec more thain a eveniug in the lawe lecture coons. disiussedl sev...…
…lie of 4 fl. rnai jj. Vos.. 11.-No. 1.6 BASE BALL BENEFIT. A Splendid Entertainment to Given To-morrow Night. flie sale of seats has snot sects great as tie imaitagemtiiof 1to-il 'l5slitois has rtasoii to tape perhaps msany wsilllnot get tit ickttsutl tileiiigiit of tihe sho '.111 it is thiat a bettert lprotgram 1 iip'bellarangedsherin't}earsils. suit eonisyishilfisasiairieditot silbegod.Inlies oifithe f ithati. tI (tsils edatrt tolie apli lo...…
…XVts 11-o 0. UNIVERSITY OF, MIC1IIGAIS FbSi) XX', MAR(CH.1,1892) rPiies, Tow (I:Ni ;C S. N, 11i Chicago University. isc ene olev 'ecii~Communication. OF YOUR Uniiversity to acceept an 'appointmnts t'. (>r Ii()it. r : trT~vBADG Thefolloinsg list oif professors to the thair in History. lit is a 1Tlitpr elirninar iy orastoicalt contest[ 0 Aldi assistatS isico hasve already beci.stts a aswlash toin b n 'crr e cepuiitetito thet factyiiIsofthe n...…
…~1e '.of Al. Wailjj. VOL. 129. UNIVERSITY (OF MICHIG~AN, The Attendance Complete. COLLEGE EDITORS TO MEET. ph A Western Inter-Collegiate Press The suinmary of the attecndance of Association to be Formed. t stdnta__nly ei, ld athet calsndai 1)eSo- 1. iisiii e U. of \I. IIa ii his issiied a t~~~~ antl tho isenve ii n9i isnty collegie jouinials in Vinn to pre~ss. TIhe folloing tahble the staites of \lim liigan. Illinois, are taken froni1 the inus...…
…Ijce U. of tn. WDailb \Oc. 1.-No. his. UNIVEISTY OF MICUiGAN. MONDAY,.1M1 tCi t do. D1 x). ISTON, TissoRE, CENTS. Senior Law Oratorical Contest. paoints by the isidges, and w.as there- r ccreari atuiirass' cntsstin siwholereflects credit osn the senioir Utnredlat atrdawi ssclass, and onl the swhole I nicer- I nsiiVersity Hall. Shosrtly after esigit cktheIproramn be-ass with i si i : llsi nic eonwas fhne. bySi: icthe Plies usaioe'ois Orclies- t...…
…~Ij U.Of Al . W1ili . 'VOL. 12 i . U-N[XERSITY (OF MICHIGUAN, SA-TtIIfDAY1MARChII S1, is91. Piit. :, TitEr CE NtS. INDOOR MEETING. A Good Exhibition But a Poor At- tendance. TieindlloorVImeeting" listnig'ht was a failurefnanc~Z~lialiAlybt 5aisuccess 1s ar tilietilc xlibiitiol. lne ttmaa- irs iworked hardt to Ilake it a s111:- esa, lilt tile studeints failedI to re- shendthle aenda c bein and wilt iprobablys-c111rVI tilVexpenses.5 lireater nuii...…
…'Ij ~tof Al. Wlii. Vt I.-No.16 Newberry Hal Meeting Ia.t evnng the Chlapel was pretty well fillel, in theiteretists ot New- SIey hal. Ihe netig- op~eed I h rater iiiilsong, and then resltiingc , howasinhis1 11100(1modgaetcgnialetl ek ou th ttesubaecit fthe eeing.l 'Next1 br inr1din1n spoke fthetltS(. A. fianes, and PriofesorIY itgte fol iWed with aspttnid taii lk on the iistr and puposs ot Newbt erry- Presidient _oigi then calited for tudge(ra...…
…01 ~ -o l~iUNIV ERISITY OF MICIHIGAN" Ill lSlDkY, 4 R(II 26, 1ix1)1. Picc,, Tue FE Cixir -,TI MEETING OF REGENTS. TeAthletic Appropriation will be Made at the Next Meeting. Tilie ieeting iof the Regeiits ail- loirlietI yesterdlay evening, subjectj to all, Cwlich i ll iroliably he imadle 'etthe tiiiversi ty app~ropriationi li asses the Seisate aiii becomes liay Te followviig is what Illsi- te 5 is ransactedl after tile )_I IA i~et to p~ress'yes...…
…L~e. ta o Al . WiU g. VMOL. .-NO. 121. UNIVERSITY OF MlIChIIGA'N, WEDNESDAY. MAkR Ih 25, 1 491. YIitcE, TaREse CENTS. Meeting of the Regents. The Medic Ball Team. The ze~ent me thi monin at It is not very generally knrown o'lok ihrsernrsetaong the "'medics'' that they save O'clok Thee wee precotbeens 'rantedl the privilege of ilsoos- kegts 5Whitman, Kiefer, IDraper,isaislltmfrmhe nieI- riltt and Cocker. The first hos nablltmfrmhented- ties tra...…
…LIj U . of ltn. Wailti 7~. .N.11 12"atHrvr ndte- nve1t 'UIVERSiITY OGE MIUIIIIIA N, TUlESDAY. MXIIUII 21, 1, (I. PRICE, THREE CENTS. of Michigan. Tihe statistics of attendance at the larer tiversities, inlilisled re- cently ill the I) ii vbaave attracted so tMucl atteintion, that it has b)eein tiisiigltt Jest to fol lose them ho a ttlptii sims- of thle attenidanice tttt Work il sever al repiresenitatise tepartniieits. We present to-day atrei f...…
…12 .- F'\IV ISllY 0 111CIlIIGk- LONDAY, '\I lI(1P23, 1 1)1. I'xc F,, lou ~tNi. t \Al, unor Literary Student in Trouble. Newberry Hall.: _____ \At thes chailel mieetinig ycsterdlac-, fatldi Ncon etOtels Ir (enntings brieti c outliiied his gar f")III Ypisilanti reached the head pla f1or raisin fun1~eds to ( 0111 lete °f'llal shreet, H. 0W Booth.a1N~bryIaI bu >,o itrarY studtentith i junlitor stantdin will be needdi of wh ichi suim there Bntted i...…
…~Jjc U.of V01 '-N 121 U NIX EIRITY OF MICIGAN,\j , n. Wia~Ip. tSATtURDAY, MARChI 21, 1891. PRtICE, THREiE, CENTS. THE ORATORICAL CONTEST. ~C ormiley, Senior Law, the Vic- Cr; w" S. Kelly, Senior Lit, Second. A nesw er'a has dawned on the T'fiversity 1. ihe interest in oratory, Whtihas hitherto tain dormant, thasI benawakenent into activity, as the rgeanit enthusiastic andietnce as- teched in Ltoisersity halt, ls ilgit to witness thse lirst ann...…
…'o, I.-No.120. UNIN ElIaSTiX 01 IGIII-A FlUDXAY, \IR(II 2, I191. PtizciTHloot's C ', N, COMPLETE SCHEDULE. The Base Bell Outlook. in viesw of this fact, there is a "row-I ing demuand~ that menmbershlip tickets to the A. A. admit to the gamses. tig or a str ii~er teaml this col-xihh probby effect a1 compro1011ise. l~g season0 ttian ' c, vr hefore inithe jTie followring is the schednle as it isoyof tetic i irsity. Mnc 11(1ot standll nlin(ath~n n...…
…je o Of In.Wai r 01- L 1,)- LItNIVEIZSITY OF IICKJCGAN, Till IlSOAT. MAt Illit :, inOl. Pitcir,, Tmi:ii: C E-NT S. THE NEW HOSPITAL. S@ fthe Facts Concerning the dnsadterConstruction. bljt nix in terracesaclalthotxith it is cif irregular and uncxcei nature, whien gradedi up xcnd lexeledl the groutntds grounds oin State street makes it dificuxlt to locate the track andl yet utilize all the space. The ilirectoirs1 ixuxib~~ tt ci cx x ixi racixve...…
…,c . of AT.* Wail. 1.-N,. Its. LTNIViE ISITY 0F1 ICIGAN, WI IEL)DY.M111 1"I is, 1 'sIl. Pitixti:, Tix:j,(CENTrS. WELL DONE, DETROIT' TeGym." Fund Reaching Re- spectable Proportions. r The University Record. A s ha1s bieen knoxwnifor 0001e 11111 the facll tV are to publish a qu arterl 1'e list reporio) r.E T lap- iimagaz'.n110 0in Ii is to0co1111oct about itht0 of tleI etw l cc " IO ls and is to 1)e regirded a s the tt i t what weo avellready 1...…
…~oi 5 ~ UNIVESITY 01 0I(IhIGX I'' :SI) X'l 1 \5(I I 17, 1lo9lIl. ic ,, Tiiito Cii Tct 7 rig ' Econmic Statistics." in the contest of the Western Inter- Mr. Donovan's Lecture. R;AVING the experience of Colle e IctocItter noot C ollegiate O ratoric al Assoc iation, ol l ' riglot 1100re o " . coo io iltctl n ro let sttsis" ''l0irtuicir bout " M ay I ti are: W , i. Ia K ll 9 littOltonoic statlistics i-, tc rilili iiih 02 an A. (l d , c,. Si.c orIl...…
…I i tiNIVENtSITY OF MICIIIIG \ONI)DAY, M A RCII 11N 1. iilz 1(:, Tliii ( CENTS N. A tture by Rev. Dowling, President MR. WRIGHT'S LECTURE. ot Detroit College. lA ligr "Rcx is ilcl aleligion in Polities.'' a light at lillyl olIXHill to listenl tx l t o 1rigit deli next religiioiias the IRe-.:tl . P1'. lowling, p]resident Iclyefin the beinlgand perfection of ofS totl xid1 0111{ "lk 0 xx d, nIthe practice (of moral dluty c i~llelnglt ll u onc"I c...…
…W1.. I-N. 114. UNIVENlSITY 01" IIIIGA , n. W1ail" \SATURDILAY, -MAR4CHI 141, 91. Pinch, TmEE CENTS. "CHRISTOPHORUS.'' three numbhers tha t tts rendered i'aesrStanley's Singers in Ui vt etefc,"'wsi h versity Hall. fa b-ii hiI'lt Molan d, the eiatng tiC large audience that itaths (1(1it a isital ii 1 lit iit15it. tll lst teitt onwa rd il iht iti it as opttr- litt - sit-tilt it-ast'vnil" ll a Ilaimusical treat. Thle Chora and" Al1n(1 isCII ie ina...…
…I -N 1 U tiNIVEllII IT (hi MI(IIIG N A, AL LU FRIDAY. AlAR('ll 1:1), Ils" l. (4:-Nrs. r i4 , ETHICS OF MACHINERY. t~t't ~ 1 irMinstrels. AtNlhexeperienceo lee Mr. Wright's Lecture. errcie is' lull shaire of these 1 Melt who know liii ,Ii lplectate ii sttio. ilitileilitis ithit lo il. No 1 ilt tt tit it is (Yeiieritiiy kinownt there is to eteo elllsc 'lreSo Isle, a,1) teit le \o. tl ih tiil - not j 'tietcatefultitiititt itosit flit. I ittt t to...…
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