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…The Mich ,o,... XX. N o. . STAPLES FORCED TO LEAVE OPERA Sickness Compels him to Retir -Al" Weeks Makes Good a) ' "Buck." "Chlt' staples, whoiNNa cst .,Bick ii t\ ii xc iiill heiii Is' ake the roe. The hoooo itas let) chasig Staple toetweeks itd tetrdyiisi 5 ica fobd itt toetinlue work Wiltli h opera. Etrlt ite fol tie)t)Sndereii a slight ortoriton;itbloo oisoing titd it5 ppersc his facoe; thentciai- ttestili. eetwaos aos upt Iteill, oeeit...…

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…The Mlichigan Daily \\\ bI(), I U \l Clfl( \N FRIDA\Y, \PRILI, 9 19No VOL.. Xi'X. No. i,;ca. VARSITY LEAVES FOR SOUTHLAND Prospects Good for Championship Team; Barr, Blanding and Dean Will Pitch. ta1 liemanedb Coaich MlcAllis- tci' iAsisiaiit Directori Ritcic i andI Main- ager(Aldidge, will leaicc liver thicAiii Arbr1 iroad filr the south. lromi Attn Arbior they1-will cgo direct Io Ciuciuuali, V u-here thll waaill changiiei cars for Lexiog...…

…TheMiia Dal NV )\ , \ j .l (K NI( t_-A\ I N I . N NI (IsP:"?1.).1T,.Y!,7.1 l'tx. BAIRD ANNOUNCES I HIS RESIGNATION P~redicts Bright Days For Ath- letics--Basketball (Jets An- other Chance. _ nn10l i'twill h ra1c. L s t t>h , ftt the (n t 111c, r. Lird de--it 'fte1>ts i cd mc e rh 1 - tti ( lc ' n rit itte inns< te di r.ta~ i to c lin c ll he of ice 1i1oc id M r. R il-( "1 ave ried t() c°-unt f unil JUt W l l p 1c lk inithe a,;cciat()n nd m...…

…i 'e A zanDazi1ly \iit XIX. X MINNESOTA GAME FILLS SCHEDULE1,cfk ttr lifi Resumption of Relations With ~ Old Conference Rival Arouses ttctiri.iii Y ww., Interest--BaseballStarts Soon. jK~i ilIrh t' 1 SUCCESSFUL EDITOR hi1 APPEARS TONYIGH T truc n1 tt S.S McClure Is Well Qualifie i rr Fo ell of the Makingofa prt i3 O?3 Magazine. lr Ir ; lc Mc~livc(I<<i :M i~~hi"11 C3- lc RWT~i tiloarI( 5sti lacietIi, in ia po ic- i e ine] IUM ~ B ino ti fr]t...…

…1in heh ,1.9 Daily Xis. XIX. VARSITY OPENS i SEASON TONIGHT , Farmers Cash Wih Corneal' Men in Michigan's initial Bas- ketball diame.y 1u io %"II Ih 1 a(1 ilii C. If tlt I :Im. Tlit li\-i IM, ii n . in 1 in 1 1 1 14 )II r a l \0 : 1 i l, noise) lo k d llc;iu ch )iIs+)A < nw ic c m lialha X I %% I,;,- itii S ~eai~ l:ts u( a lIt n :c nc rin11°~In lcilc t ;h liu ;1:'ii~ an rc:l nc1;t ni, I1 II i c) cr, hi ncmxIn >f th" 1 ,tIl nIl ihi nullcgc mil...…

…The Michigan VOT.n YTY \N\TA\T tCIR. Nl IH i(; \M FFIN '-;AY,1 >lF( M ]',F :. 1()()s REGULARS BEATEN ln ur isFshrdna xl RN E ORE k'V lent guarti in fact the gardlng tinrogitA'' IN FAST PRACTC taasi ueie: iaskets, Chpmn ii. FOR NEXT SEMESTER :'', t~"n s n Sile; e tr, 'nr lo g ,( o tc First Team Fails to Overcome Strk; guards, lGrahtam.i4 aintmt, al- ns eGreigWl e in. ie Early Lead Secured by Scrubs wi Added to Curriculum-Possi'. I!cuu Sopio...…

…The Michigan Daily A TTTT T~cnv A OU r AN- T"P n AV C)e(" fiC)R O ,.rrn NO. tO. V0t,. XIX. AINiN AR BURtt l '.. c-i 4 te ts, a'i tes., ils.. DY titnthe it.ccousg of the game. The 0TIARE RM VARSITY IS READYPOnLITICALScREFORMS GAME XIImTWs Vria) $eyImeril MD.Y ONI FORt AGitiIE Watkins......L.. Ruset AElYCONI -Beiitrook .....ells C1 Last Scrimmage a Slaughter of Schlt .....te. .....Kettey-Catl No Party Tickets or Political IKuh .. .. .. .. R;i...…

…The MichiganDaily ANtN ARBOR, M TC(2' AURDAY, MAY 9, 1908. A VOL. XVIII. \ . L } 1 6i GAME AND MEET 6 OFFERED TO FANS Double Attraction at Ferry Field This Afternoon-Baseball and LTrack Vie for Spotlight. .Track and diamond will i this after noon in holtitg te attetiion of thet ..crowd, for oinlg to the ioovnons nun- } er of entries for the hanidiatt meet the first events will hve to hebettut off at 3 p. mv The aseatl game with Georgetown...…

…The M ichigan Daily .;77= AZW.4 $a MM-A J=.V.'04 44 9 VOL. XVIII. AN~N ARB0OR, -MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, APRIL, i 1908 No. 144. BASEBALL TEAM LEAVES TOMORROW Fourteen Men Will Tour in South During Vacation-Men Are in (food Condition. The baseball earn wil leave on t1e Amn Arhor at 11:30 tomorrow for the Cohtern trip. Thirteen or forteen ben, probably the later. ill board the train. The first gaie will e played next Saturday at Georgtown Ky. ...…

…The Michiga nDal A\NN ARBOR, MICHIGAN St '<DAY, FEBR'ARY 9, 2'908. VOL. XVIII. No. 93. S. C, A. CELEBRATES SEMI-CENTENNIAL Famous Doctor Journalist and Many College Professors Sign Articles of Incorporation. 'ITe fiftie.th 2222222.2sa222 2of 122. 't22 21en221' Christian Associati222onlof te Uni versity wiltlhbe 2appropria te)l}-221bserved2 this evening, when Rt. 1Re. C .harle 1 A2nderson,1bishop21of221 (ho 21.2w2ill (1- 112.22 thte fiftiet...…

…The Mchga Daily \NN XARBOR, \IT( I fIG \\, rHURSDAY, JANUA RY, 9) 1508. VOLs. XVIII. Nti. 73;. TEMPERANCE MEET FEELS SENTIMENT Speakers Talk Forcibly But Not Rabidly Against Saloons in College Towns. A Before a large and earnset audience Chairman Hlendcersons opened the meet- ing called together by thc auvocates of temperance in Usiversity hall last eei- ing Tie subject was totihetei upon front all sides, and, is all fairness to the speake...…

…he Michigan Daily VOL. XVIII. PEACE IS. RESTORED IN WOLVERINE CAMYP Lehr Returns to Practice-Scrub Game Today Causes Anxiety- 18,000 Seats Sold. The fear that Michigan's football team -immune this late in the season from serious injuries-was to be handicapped just before the big game of the season by strife in the ranks, was partially al- layed yesterday afternoon by the re- appearance in practice of halfback Lehr. Apparently Lehr had misunde...…

…The Michigan Dil ANN\ ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESD)AY, OC(TOBER 9, 1907. VOL.. XVIII. No. 14. --------- - ------ NEW LINEUP WILL FACE SCRUB TEAM Yost Will Try Rejuvenated Var- sity in Third Game of Series- No Rate to Indianapolis. Appaenttly the shIkeup of the varsity lineutp dit the team good-s the prtactice last night wa s the snappiet atd mtost satisfactor of the >aon, At its close hoth Coaca It aOcti retr Fitzpat- rick wi-ore stmileesnitch...…

…The Milchigan Daily VALNXII \ii. i;Pi.Arll~'R D , I VOL. XV II. OBERLIN AGAIN SHUTOUT, 10-0 Martin Pitches Two-Hit Game- Is Given Errorless Support- Team Returns Today. TheraitIt'ass aqired a habit of handng ongro atofgis teggs ito its opp )ts.Obr li tet'as sht tt yes- terrta far lhe secnl tmethils san hr I teone--sidd sr oftoitto . It teas lri'tin1nd it;mermanatthlo id the tick this time. It etas atw-i g'tmetcfor te wet i-ter, andtheitsfi...…

…The Mlichigan Daily ANN. XVII.>>\A .AP IL, Vol- XVII. a . 14 r. BOOKER WASHINGTON theasotrli roillrs; of race andre PLEASED AUDIENCE n ole;ofclolamlonvlt'itced ttt his work if rc i nant. war racially Expressed Views on Solution of the prejudiced.l''here ro no farinaof slaverry i .... 4 ......... .... . . 1907 MICHIGANENSIAN IS READY FOR PRESS Books Will be on sale May I -Two Race Question - Asserted That the Negro is Wonderful Race. "'te...…

…The Mkichigan Daily \o7. 77-77 No.1-' 7115. Vr cat,. XV [I. No. I I i. GREATEST MEET OF YEAR S01ill0110i'i V IN [i\ VNO 'IXIF :STUDENT AUTIEiNCES c w0)1c'r ilmn. 'liev recot WILL BE HELD TONIGHT 101WNt N 1sINSPIRE DR. BLACK I 1 a1tf)-is,.t< ti 101.liin is Xnnlti"r 1t iit-t--tii''. t' Il tii l I nte11111 111111111 t tltsi c iti 11e11e. ItI;c01 Probability of New Varsity Rtcords cai rlkclal <r tiaspllc dof (in His Final Lecture lie Said 'Tha...…

…The Mlichigan Daily TNNARB3OR, NAI HR \'n\ IIIX A 11\V VOu. XVII1. _ _ _ __ JUNIOR HOP WAS COMPLETE SUCCESSi Perfection Acconmplished j in aIid '~l(tl(,Olat'1.A~mTl E Very De ta il. President()1ta in1 \ti\c>t4m(ill. Angell Headed the Receiving' Line. it -'ccm ,fit P a,tt pas tlt iltSinto a ro ' ac.tliltntiIta ill Ift i hi at t its twtllnhe arlpuit :aendtivi-. 'liiin whichs- ri-s cIst n-il li liv to -ake ill s10- natu t Ini The iiiithfli-ti...…

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…The Mlichigan Daily VoL. -VII. No. 13. NEW RULES FOR RUSH SEEM TO BE FAVORE Upperclassmen (ive Opinions on the Annual Struggle Between Soph- omores and Freshmen. of a morte or ele.kindlye nature. As thi Yar' rt~h an lat ears lestot mcualcriicsm as ee cort it than tt odest IX rei oll it opint o ami ntl l- tt li e iii ti ittilt and the lilt her, ofte tutu1 t, ha;ttitumadieee tea tlt, ii i te sophot reslandfreshme have hadslittl i-i- ah t t e...…

…TheMlichigan Dil ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, VD D\X, :i)\ r i gX o96. t%L. XVI. No. 156. CHICAGO BASEBALL TEAM bilCHi-lit\, LNION tII Ic 1'i)N WILL PLAY HERE TODAY Itte liffort i beigtiade byth DeNeffe Will Pitch For Michigan -Eckersall in Left Field For Chicago h is fterlinoonatIi '0' le varsity taei tillmimets till iteamifron thtti itilsi0' o C hisago in tie secoid of iese'sof 1four1 1o le playeitis sea- so.It is likelitat tielpreset seasoit...…

…T h e Mc h ga4Dil Ai h g- ANN ARBOR, \IICHIG\\ FRIDA\YMARCH ), 1g0(. OL- XVI. MICHIGAN WILL WAIN INTERCOLLEGIATE MEET Chicago's Losses Make Varsity's Chances Good-The Track Men Must Not Quit Working. u itt- Otttt H ii The hane fr a vimingtrk ti-am watnwr brigtrstitntiristis 1 syer. Chicago. Mit-igans 0si rnet p tt (ssdyl acking itt ertt l fotr a i ner ite lit fromt. ttlwhich to pick. tMichigatnt wit ttti oudtil seicinid sittttoiti tith it;...…

…The Michigan Daily VOL. XVI. HESTON PLANS AN INTERSECTIONAL GAME Former Star Negotiates for Thanks= giving Game Between Eastern and Western Stars. If \Willie I testonts plans1 do nost lois- carry, lovers of footbaitll may It latst tialve an11oppolrtunlity Ito see tile s1111em1 acy of one section11(of tile coun~try 011e the lottler tiefinitely settled. Th110pro- plosedigamte is to be played a t 'New York City tnext Tiltalksgil l0 d(15,11n( til...…

…T.he Michigan Dil ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, _k \ I)-AY, 1)1 CEII FR o, 1o05 Vor'. XVI. co. (to . MICHIGAN MEETS VAN- DERBILT ON DIAMOND Spring Baseball Trip Changed From That of Previous Years-Vander= bilt and Kentucky Included. The irote of the wnual basebalti taken hring the sping ivactitonti to he greatly chtanigiidte coninig eaontac- cording to the sceduile higarrangd norlbt Maitage 13 it tii( ideste game ti1Chicagoi April T4ite lii ftr %t...…

…The Michigan Daily 'VOL. XVI. DUNLAP AGAIN OUT FOR SIGNAL PRACTICE Ift HIalback Played at Tackle in Yesterday's Workout-Hos- pital Almost Emptied. lUosl pthe bigstin siptter sant half- back, who iha its eno hetshospital list sinc th beinig'oof tsason,. got irst limsiceiss'the Nebirsk'a gamise.'His knee' is still sicak ansd it ws'thilogh~t inad(1visablet o playinis t h f last ight ansoseiiquiiiitls\Yst siitmuhint tigt 11ckl tt 'hiiistil liihoi...…

…,The Michigann Daily VOL.. XV. ANN ARBOR, MICH., TUESDAY, MAY 9, 1905. No. 155 VARSITY FIELD DAY. MONEY FOR UNION. j GARRISON FINISH. MADAME BLAUVELT. Ilen Will Glo After Varsity Recordsi County Fair Committee will 'Turn Michigan Wins Game with Chicago Fainous Soprano Who Has Won to Win Pittsburg Alumni (her a Big Sum for the by Scoring Three Runs in Eauropean Distinction to be Medals. Club House, the Ninth Inning. ( lHere Friday. ''cd 1 t "l ...…

…The Michigan Daily ANN ARBOR, MICH., SUNDAY, APR11L 9, 1905 No. z13 kILL FEATURE IN SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA. 1908 ENGINEERS VICTORS The University Organization will be Freshmen Win Interclass Meet with AWTU ILL'WUU OW beard in an Interesting Program I 17 Poinis -Senior Lits Second- V UIL IL SiOTomorrow Night- Three As- 1907 Elngineers Win Re- skiing Artists. lay Championship. 4eieitger, Champion Amateur Bag Puncher of the thle clee ofi 01 Uli iri u...…

…Thre ichigan Daily A NNt ARBOR, TMICH., TIHURSDAY, MARCH 9, 1905 No. Itt SEATS ON SALE. urag Sale o Seats Already Report tlUnexplainable Dleay of lur Cdue lEntries --arsity Aen in DiCondition. Leith 11111 11 f I 11c 11"t :tm - ntc1 c1 i 1. 11dttt r- Tliii 1''ci c l ii [ Wil e llt t 1 I Il l 1ld at a - 11119 ~h al cil f~ tl 31 tlia1 t1 1 t c lr 3r1'I t u d e lh II the c ' i' > 1 ,u 11ha lay il l ii i h t I " i l t i 1 I ar11111 I .,," .' C r l ...…

…TheMichigan1Dail ,,TeVpL XV. ANN ARBOR, MICH., FRIDAY, DECEMBE R1, 1904. No. 59 W CHESS TOURNAMENT. Michigan Chess Club Representatives to Meet Hawkeyes -Plays to be SMade by Mail-First Move Last Night. y estrdi a ateroonciithe Uniersity Chssad Checker clbield a preli- inarx cottst at eitbe rr Hflal for ¢the Ipuros oiseictigplayers to re ~re-resent thte lb it a ciess tram ent i, with the Il}atkeyr Chess cli of the. f State lieireritc ofIoia. f...…

…The Michigan Daily VOL. XV. S[CR[I PRACIC[ 'Varsity Working Hard for Saturday's Game-Yost Impressed By Chi- tag's Strength-Big Game Saturday. Yestertday afternoon, behind closedj gates, Yost oent the 'Varsity troght their work afe fronm all prying eye. With only three mioe Ipratiices be-! tween them andthle Cicag gate, the Wolverines lit in tiree hosreo strenuous work. All the men repiortd for pratie except Seult, the lig enter, woe w5snable t...…

…The Michigan Daily VOL. XV. ANN ARBOR, MICH., SUNDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1904. No. 12 YESTERDAY'S GAMES. I , I , I , i t 4-i WESTERP Michigan ...........95 Kai All-Fresh........... 0 Cli Chicago............ 20) I'm Wisconsin.......... 33 -Ia Illinois ......... 1 Wa 0. S. ............ 24 Der. _o a . . .. . . . . . . . . 17 IDrf Anol Arbor ......... 0 Cen EAST E RN. Colombia........... 11 Wi: Harvard ........... 23 Uli Yale............. 24 Per Corne-ll ...…

…IEl . I f s The Michigan Daily VOL. XIV. ANN ARBOR, MICH., THURSDAY, JUNE 9, 1904. No. 181 CO"IUNICATION. Report on Michiganensian Finances- Good Showing Made and Suc- cessful Settlement of all Obligations Assured. To the Editor of the Michigan Daily: I herewith submit a report of the financial condition of the 1904 Michi- ganensian as it is at the present date. I have also prepared a statement showing the estimated surplus. This surpl...…

…The Michigan Dil VOL. XIV. ANN ARBOR MICH., SATURDAY, APRIL 9, 1904. No. 139 TENNIS PROSPECTS ADELPHI'S SHOULD COME. ) SUNDAY CONCERTS. DOWN TIE DANUJBE - Tonight the Adeiphi will present, iBerkeley, Machli 5-flit 'halt Practice has Commenced-Preliminlar. the followinigprogranm to which alli hour of musi" which is given each An Illustrated Lecture by Professor es Leading to Choice of Team iare cordially itvittd soiand y L'(tSuty aternioon, beg...…

…TeMichigane SVOL.. XIV ANN ARBOR, MICH., WED)NESDAY, MARCH 9, 1904 No. 1.12 T[AM1 PICK[D. carestl lole1aclir ;le wet ev- BRYAN IU[R[ SATUJRDAY. RIVER FLOODED. To CoptigistFrtRgm n heiniidooiiirepetdly. Hils ils pSpeasnnvesiyHalltTm y cesidealsawho hapened iear TCoptAgisFisReiet oirnies re 1no1 as godltcely as Sek nUiesiyHl Tm het 1ur1on1yesttiiday 'winessed a -Strong in All Departments- ie Ifact that ie has lroeiilre' Changed to 4 O'clock on A...…

…TeMichganDaily VOL. XIV. ANN ARBOR, MICH., SATURDAY, JANUARY 9, 1904. No. 71 STUDEiNT MlISSINGi. AMUSEMENT FOR "LEFT-OVERS."( TRACK TEiAM1OUT. RELIGION OF SCIENCE. Diing the vacation the roons at Me-____(nSndyigtIetVagaoo Norris Morton, Sophomore Lit. Cannot 'Wl ei TannOenedy h.i tirat yetatmttg wlt t eaga o andtt nany :en omat.I their heo lqs r-1the ttteit of te.,tUniverity in McI~il- Be Found-Disappeared an Night of ters their.(?tn Chritntas...…

…The NichiganDal Vor,. XIV. ANN ARBJOR, MICH., WEDNESDAY, DEsCEMBE.R 9, 1903 No. 59 [OOTEBA[L BANQUJET. "ARINE [N6iIN[[RIN. MsAK[S CONCSSIONS. PR[SID[NT [LIOT. The Annual Banquet Tendered the New Equipment fr the Enineering East at Last Admits that Western Co- Addressed a Large Audience Last Bv. Foothall Players by the Business Building Will Greatly Aid the leges Play a Very Superior Game ening n Prominent Asects of Men is Set fr December i. St...…

…The Michigan Dzii VOL. XIV. ANN ARBOR, ?MICH., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1903. tit 3() GOOD GA"EI[Y[ST[RDAY* which speaks well for years to follow. SIR [R[D[RICK POLIOC trtis lotrte t maic h ill h sII Nor cross soon wnco verItoe a rooc-tlras yar ith I =oe xop m (own alter a rio of 25 yards, ndart tiher ro it l e wr~(:ltoi Albion Succeeded Better Than Case- 'IHamrrrrrrdtkrckerdgoatl.igelorw mrare icsrtrngursh-ed Jurist Intervrewed ct<lit ititIin"...…

…1111 U.F0 N. DAILY. V'OL. XI II. ANN ARBOR. MICIL. SATURDAY. M1IAY 9, 1903 No. 160 "VARSITY MviEET TODAY the tine is. They play the senio~r lit, tnest Ttuesdaty.' The linietui of te Nwitiicti teem was Hird Competition Today for Places s fiillow : Staciik., p.; Cilark, C.; Stew- an the University Track Team- tirt, Sttixtt, 1: Ftwit', 2; tay, >; Flii- Seventy-Five Contestants meii.: .Lewis, .; i'. itstoti. i.,Vce. The sopihiioiore entiteet's jii...…

…VoL. VIII.J oF IF DAiLYG No. i14 ANN ARBIORMILLI., TI I'SI)AY, APRIL 9, 190:3 FRENCH LITERATURE Politico ntlt i n tu e t oltci i llt I.Mabilleau Gives Interesting Le-ainIIg 1ig1 as tit(, carius spr igelc- tos I art Itwrallg lar. t'spe 'ia l.e is tore Before Membrs of Cercle thils true of heItilSlests for lthe . I" Francais of the Univerity Alitan illood C l't'tltle1 (ht li ' _________ 'lrs. :a liei'c'iidra blet'tct liii' iiaall hl uesdattty ee...…

…UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN. ANN AM-I}lt. MICLI IFRII)AY, J AUARY .}, 1903 No. 74 t ai rl r of I ack Caadidat.es v. Aw T Race Lawt Even- It ,. QV V Itln l 14t'1.r' 1,1.1,,;_ _ "_\"t1 :1:i lliJ11 1 !i; l':{1:4 l" llE;;lli. .111(1 f)Jit I," d ;li;1iwi- , i211"indhig i11t' "Ill 0, 11t;Et i , Il;iin i, fl ill i li1'ir 11;11111's i. lti;tr l'sI t t1i1;1r1 Iii, T m lin er 1' i!r ;t:l ! ir'i: is 11i 111 t'l:ttl'ri tlti 1, iti i11 f l (" ;)[11 1 :1s t ;I1 ...…

…UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN. SECOND YEAR. AN\N ARDOR, MIIL. TUESDAY, 1)tkEMBER 1}, 1902 STANDARD TIME Wisconsin to Play Here Tltin t t al t ',I1'a tt'' lt lit To be Adopted by University January " t I I. .t'il ii'e~r'lnaii' 1, 1903 -Clacoes to Meet at S it t I.:,tv' i' ii. 'fThis w i itr O'clock Under Nesw System es - tcasi- ,. I:: ,ite a"n ill sti; -Local Time Discarded atit 1e , ' il ;'Ixily ill11tv. I __________ j ilntt' 'of t il t it o X' itill...…

…______ UNVERSTY OF MCHIGAN N 11 jJ\ _1. MWII.. t '1) k I\ L4LEV i. 1902 A, 0 0 FVA SC0R4"OF SAT DAY A y { tt , ' ry 11-, 11TH11 SwN1)XYR. MICHIGAN. 107:1 'iK,' N nS. 9w 1010-1 Ii1 i_ No. I byt Ne:. 12 Kh o-010> (1110>t:. :t; eOv1 0111111. of Event I " 4 . . . . . . . . . ..f ' . , , jt'\3t'ii( t'i i+ Co II il1i n ct10o ;! I E ; N ; :I, t ; ;3i Sll 1\ I. li i; lttl l p I l -li . 1lr Ii t~t'tilt \'] lI A i I~ IP i'i llM 'l1ll1 z: r I1I ,, A II 0...…

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…A'NoTARBIO)1, MICH.. llLAY. CMAYN. FIRIST YEAR. N (). I ;'r i CHARLES EMORY SMII'H A Short Sketch of the Ditnguishd MantSWho Will Spak to Us To Niglt n Williani MKiley Al il ia i'iiiiiei t \C isiii iil% ii - a Cud d ii " a i il tlaa}I ii iii SC ,tii o i;,ii l ilith id th Ci;i Iol ., - 1t o~It C it Iaho tr~t iu t i all 'III it ijiii'it I, ~~i ii ,itiil it r l f11i I M .ijiji ii 11i , t ttl+, oer j Ni~ctur hi,,loo~ -s , I ' ijii'"i' I v-j'' ii10...…

…A ANW. DAI ........... ANN Affl-';OR, MICIL, NV Ell ,N F < D.- Y. AI. 190,h FIRS? YEAR No. 141 HARPHAM WINS M. Le Roux SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Basket Ba) 1akes Best Time in CrossuxCountry -d Ili n ,uit t z Wall A~Famous Cincinni iOrganization BUnd- 5s fSsitiS tittit SeiAnnual n ot aeon eI lul. Illsi ottjeet twas .loo" er Leadership of Frank Van dertittiin Witay &lo+ up:heireSsil dyiT iin li Sticden to Appear Friday astitrreingiititaitamong the diet...…

…z 7rs. ,5 1rf''e r 7 7-Z RECORDS SHATTERED Down AIN 11000 )R, ICH.,St ,NLXkY, MARCH . 12 Expeliten es of Prof.. F.ohnon, A FAMOUS POEM h ow Judg~e in 'the ulppno tip fl The Unknilown Aulthor Prove to HtaN No. 1 A New Lantern. Iicit~~t'l li it''tl i ^ f~'fl 0 ? 1 ri o I!i Itl't ti";3ilt'tl ll'tl 't ;; tltt t' \ iI;# tiI " \ N ini IN s it llt;ll' I't'i tE« « .l rltli 111 ;Iti+i ti?1'o t " , it1« tl t «rl" (lit" ;;t'11ii-Cltl;li . t i;11111 llitl...…

…FRTYEAR. ANN ARBOR. - MICH., THURSDRAY, JANUARY 9, 1902. No. 73 GREAT DEMONSTRATION. OUR DEBATERS GOES INSANE. SNOW SELECTED, Red Fire and Roman Candles Greet Mea Who Will Meet Northwestern Senior Dental Student Attempts to Casper Whitney Gives Him a Place on -the "55" Fen-Loyalty of the Friday Night-Facts Aout Kill Relatives-Is Taken to the All-American-Only Western Business Men, the Team. Asylum. Player Honored. Te (frturn of tin- footballte...…