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…K an Da, AAIllUR, MICHIGAN, SAAVRDAy , A{-)VIAIMI'R 28, IooK \a. 51. VoiL. XIX. READY, TO WRITE US UP--WAY UP Slosson of New York Independent Leaves for East Monday With Material for (lood Story. i1(11ittn MN tnllw lc n c ld- cNt, of Ne1 ()k1it, \-II rue tri'ls tilt I inte titcd taes.'1 M . lo s n itt 1111 i li tc t~ t i le 1 '' 11111 trlt a t icg . I t o 1111 ir tt i t p NdNiI e i: pr fss r fch111 -1- "'i detot 111d11nd1t s 11~ the ri d ro...…

…The Michigan Daily Von, XIX. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WED)NFSDAY, OCT(IIBFR 281,1908. No. 26. PENN FORMATIONS TEAR UIP VARSITY feet.'el's Men Use Easterners' Offense and Score Twice-In- terclass Games Start. tic lt IttNattt hd n ie oniC ah P s ti (I e t h m I l) itoo't, do m te I te 1cr itld pri ce IN mls INN IINN i' tilitt Nia sit gl th :iy .a e ol \ii il\t 's. NI.N NtN NI 11 i t cr bN so t~oit line tat cr Iutn teh st it ol Nlei m str Nhyr I...…

…The Michigan Daily AN N ARBOR.'\IICIGAN, ITHRSDAY, iMA Y 28, 1908. VOL. XVIII. No 177. - ---- TEAM MEETS CRACK EASTERNERS TODAY Syracuse Comes Prepared to Turn Tables on Varsity--Runners Arrive at Philadelphia. "'he Micthian-Syae ga1.0 wn nhiolh woill be palled oflt on the vast 11011) II thinsb111) 101 aferoo 1roise toethe harld est fought gam~le on the oc schedule. S1110 lIoys front Nen Ylk~0 have beehn plaonning reven ge ev'er 011, S1111...…

…The Michigan Daily VOt-._XVIII. ANN ARBOR. MICHIGAN. TVESDAY, APRIL, 28, 1908. No. 15i. TENNIS TOURNEY IS ON THIS WEEK Plen to be Picked to Meet Oberlin and Cornell-Returning Track Team Escapes Rooters. Micigan's tennis season is 5oi1 in ean- et. Captain Hoag has annooncted the tnrnaent for the ltter part (f the week. Witithtie comtttletion of the toI- nanent he xwil pick ihis men for t- teant that xwil lay- against Oberlin. Saurday, Mla...…

…The MichiganDail ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN. SA\TURDAY. MARCH 28, 1908. VTOL. XVIII. No. T34. CARNIVAL OFFERS EXCITING EVENTS Championship Basketball (tame Between '09 Engineers and '10 Laws. Tlonigits atltic carnival offers an interesting conglomeration of coitests botht fromthtlceewptoint of te spectator and p Iarticiant. Nearly ifty men will conmpete for the arios athletic honors, antd there will le no tragging of the prugrans front start to ...…

…I.a ThJ"JL'hignD --__YI a .t N P& \fll1A 'TIA TA9 ~ ~ ' lB. 109, VOL. v Ill. 111.V 1,\ 11.1\1)_\/1\t Y1AI-A1,i.k1411 1a 1'1.4'21~;4 y 1 J J-44Jd;1tV 471\ J. ,SiJa ,tyw, _. ATHILETESAWAIT STARTING GUN Hundred Entries n for lfdoo *eet-Fourteen Relay Teams Out-Hill at E. 1. A. A. Meeting. Cii prpja'atios hae 1been complete 10)theope1)nin11911)et of the indoor trac se)s tollndfromi all iai)11000111005 ill metoll 11)11)toIb1)0a00iteesting one...…

…heTMichigaDil ANN .ARBOR, MICHIGAN. TIES.Y. J ANUA!RY 28, 1908.N. . No. 89. Yc .. XVIII. CHRISTIAN FAITH IS. UNDISTURBEDt lDiscovery of Parchmients Does Not Endanger Present-Day Be- I iefsTranslation Unfinished. Pro. Icil-Y A.gan er I(he l asit ih 1clhr of the cluban interestedi ii iii<a aio z 1 t w 1 ha ril-lit t Ir;pllwsc ~ ee ociiiiiii ini 'lw rii'lil( for i leilh I . i ti Prof ald l-< upo heli co i1t :l (isp liiic see ii' iii iii'ar ii...…