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…lie tt* of Aik Ah VOL. IV.-No. ?2. THE MEN !N LINE. Players who are Trying for Eleven-Present Condition aod Future Prospects. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1893. PRICE, THREE CENTS. at quarter, the formuer being the COL. BAIN'S LECTURE. rr"*A/E5VE GOT ]EI4-1 the surer aud stronger player for ttie ptuee. He Spoke on "Traits of Human COLSDO ne pos ectsfhrhuh-s ue ~ Charecter"-An Evening of En E I tttmall sifting. Freuind has...…
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