…~Ij t. U.of At 1Al VfoL.. V. ,No.(. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, JANUARY S. 1895. PlICEtl-TnloEE CENTS. A SUICIDE. r Glee and Banjo Clubs. HE'S ALL RIGHT. N ODS DN A Former Law Student Kills Him- Tirktois are no«- oil ;sal for thc- CIll' Pres. Harper. of Chicago. in Favor self in a Fit of Despondency. 11(1 B1111j0 (-hibs' benefiit. coactri. li of Athletics. Tr'ys tii larn twithoult Xioo1. E'-i -v 1J. loviss, a formlec lass sill- liI r...…
…Ije i i.of 1U4 Wnaila vol'. V. No. 68. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 9i, 1895. PRICE,- THREE: CENTS. FRED EMERSON BROOKS. He Comes Highly Recommended. What the Y. SM. C. A.'s Have to Say of Him.---A Short Sketch of His Life.j TII(e fotuili eit :ttliuineal in il(,-ti. 1.. A. (riiliif, will he liven ticcigill iin I nive-irttyIhiliby fir. Fred Eitet'- 4til iBrooki s, lihe-poet-hutmoiirist of Caii- S Nineteenth Annual Bail. Mor...…
…je . of ln. - - ----------- Vol, V.r\No. (6l9. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, J ANdUARY: 10, 1895,. Ilc 1.TinaoEiC GlIN TS. A PLEASANT ENTERTAINMENT. iImprovements at the "Gym." THE SUMMER SCHOOL NOG DST ET Mr. Brooks More Than Sustained T 1h(= prn-a'n. capacity of til baths at Has Been Permanently Established. His Reputation in Last Night's th gyv. 14 Ilxbemor'e110Ihillobled to Will Begin July 8th. Li 's to) learnll 1itllitlt [1001s.....…
…VoL V. No.o. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JANUARY 11, 1895. PRIci,-TiHIEE: CENTS. EXCEPTIONALLY STRONG. viryenesteraining 1and1 aeeeiilali. f COMPETITIVE GYMNASTICS. NO GOOD STUDENT Sagna Evnig ews Te ii~iiDr. Sargent, of Harvard, is O- Thtidhtte rs aso u lneof te 111el).\I'. fimii"iZ all- lii' posed to an Assciation of Ty omciwtotbos Musical Clubs. -Atl hetic Bene- lyt0eanw10ItWos fit Tomorrow Night. ial lie1 b-siowed llnf0 I he .t this Ch...…
…Vol.. V. No. 7 I. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, URDAY, JANUARY 12, 1895. PRICE--THREE CENTS. SA l ,.,. . , _...r __ , -. - - - ALBERTO JONAS. , Alpha Nu Hall. New Degrees at Oxford NO GOOD STUDflENT A Large Audience Greeted the rhe Alpha tia wi11 soon h~e ((oe Oxford's plan for regulatikng a IUUl- Great Pianist in University Of the most pleasant hlls on telke uc~ed~ stdy and(1 rese(ach'iks il( r's to lern withot hooks0. Hall Last Night. Sm epet...…
…Ijc 1 . of , . tai to VOL.. V. NO. 72. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, MONDAY, JANUARY 14, 1895. PRICE-THREE CENTS. THEY DISCUSSED ATHLETICS. trodnced b y Dr. Snari were Concert a Success. adaptted: Presidents of Six Western Univer- Resolvei, That we call on te ex- The Wie aiilBanjo clubs we en- sities Met in Chicago-Rules let maages of football to so revise tliushsticilly reeieil at their cincert the tles of the game that the liil-i for the ben...…
…Ije Il.'i f At . Wiaili. Vol,. V. N o. '113. UIJVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, JANUARY 1 U, 1595. Panc.-ic-TnaE CENTS. i A POPULAR CONCERT. Presbyterian Lecture Course. A GREAT SUCCESS. The ecod Coumban Ogan A series c ofndayetesit's 5 lt'tii The Benefit Concert by the Musical' Recital Will Take Place arratngedibyityhe Presbytcritiii iliiit'h"I'. Clubs Saturday Evening Thursday Evening. A lecture still1 be t-!veil every 'Stin- Was We...…
…IjC. U.of Al'. Wa1l. VOL. V. No. 74. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 16, 189 5. PRICE-THREE CENTS. NEW 'ATHLETIC RULES. w By-Laws Adopted by the Presi- dents'of the Various Col- leges at Their Meet- 'iE in Chiago. in anslwir to reuetsts it'eIDaily pubillishies ini[fill the rules whicli were atlopted iby thet'reidoletsof Wsot- si,(Chictigo. Pidue. Illiiois.Mill- oeootti. iod orlivsei'iuiiversitiis at ltheir meeting iica'iitgo l...…
…aijt t~I. of , 1. ail . Voi,. V. No. 71). UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JANUARY IT, 1895. PRIC'-Tnsuoi CENTS. DEAN OBETZ TALKS. + EX-GOV. WM. E. RUSSELL. TONIGHT'S ORGAN CONCERT.NOG DST ET Favors Combining Homeopathic A Well Known and Popular Leo- Te rgram t eRedrdby and Allopathio Schools-Other turer in the S. L. A. Course Prof. Stanley This Evening. 'i'rys to learnlI withou~t book. Matters Before the Board Tomorrow Night. --- His- -...…
…~IjcttI o A 'l. Wailn. VOL. V. No. 76. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JANUARY 18, 189,). PRICK;-THIREE CENTS. A MUSICAL TREAT. j First Recital of the Frieze Memor- ial Organ Last Evening.- Small Crowd in Attendance. Thie otgan retital of last eveiiii,* wvas a Intsical treat Which is as yt it ltuxury to Ann Arbor titdiene, lutit Bacth recials ought to take their plait' :I it itt'Cssty. (ertaitily anyoie who valtues anltall rutiutl etltur...…
…~Ij ti.of At 1 Wlailxi VOL. . No.t. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, SAT URDAY , EA JAARY-11 85 PllI'E -THREE CENTS. A PLEA FOR INDIVIDUALISM. '95 CASTALIAN. HOSPITAL FOR CONSUMPTIVES.- The Scholarly Address of Ex-Gov.j Has Encouraging Prospects.--Many A Much Needed Institution.--What Russell of Mass. Before the Good Articles Wili he Con- Or. Vaughn Has to Say Re- S. L. A. Last Evening. tributed. garding the Treatment of Consumption. l'-o.-%cr. i...…
…4Ic 1t1.-Of , 1 1, lailu. VOL. V. NO. f7s. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, MONDAY, JANUARY 21, 1895. Pals(E-iiREI':CENS. CHARLES L. CARTER KILLED. The Spring Athletic Work. Mrs. Alice Freeman Palmer. No GOD 0STUDfENT Prominent Graduate of' the Uni- 'lie ' gyiiisiiiii albsoib" 11 ill li-i' 'The' Noiin's Icgile cihll site;IULI versity Shot at Honolulu itaterest lit presenti, bat ealelsive plas forlunateill see arillg rshii ree- i' Ty o er ihu Whil...…
…Ijc II.iof Al1. Wlail Vol,. V. No. , ;t. UNIVERSITY 01? MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, JANUARY 22, 1,815 PRICE- .TAREE CELTS. REV. REED STUART Wrinkle Out Today. ( Yale's Social Week. - Sel eoeteUnity Club on lie'liirst Wrinikle for '95 is out1o- 'li1s is promlenade week a:Iii . NO GOOD STUDENT the Literature and Life of the tlay-. 'Iit rtinhie usual inuinber of Yeterdaiy the senior stud soplhsoiore Tr'ys toitarlwithotut books. Past and Present. shor...…
…7 ~IJE U. o InN UNESA, JANUARY 2S) Pati - THRF5 CENTS. Voi,. V. No. ;S8. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, WI V1.I. T t v.: .rv. __._ ---- - - THE SUMMER SCHOOL. Three Courses in Law Under Messrs. Smith. Dwyr and Hughes Arranged. the -o ireular ioftthe Sum isr Shol, whtiich ill sonii rbe issue, will sll- yoni oli5iiit(tler eatres liie i- mrardutioli at theecou rss i lay by ityksss. I Ingles. IDwyer iid- $silitl, hiistrutorsl in ithelIii liii ltit ...…
…4jc III. of , i. Ala i l . VOT'. V. No. 5I. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JANUARY 2 , 189::. PRICE -Ti-iREE CENTS. --- i '- PtROF'. GEORGE 11. PALMER. HIS ADDRESS TO THE GRADU-~ ATE CLUB LAST NIGHT, Homer's Odyssey Discussed in an Entertaining and Instructive Man-, ner. (tj el'etttie niitteti cc Claen l itt Itiet'f Profdt. 'd ani t'tl' of Prof. C(let. II. Ittlttet. ci' little ed. 'f'lu*it' tlent llttlidlt'I, Nannsieta.an feast andth...…
…jeii, ot' , i. Tin I In Vof.. V. No. 82. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, FRI DAY, J AN\UA.RY 2..~ PRiIIS TilI,,, :I,, JI:"rs. i I'llIILOSO11IIIC1A t 1,l11. MR. REEG READS AN INTEREST- ING PAPER LAST NIGHT. The Terms Subject, Object, andj Self; Their Meaning for En-ojri- sicism," the Subject of His Gis- culssiori. i.aicl('\('11111 iMr. U11 1 ,(a1; 1r fortil 111 1 'l.li iiiol lii":1 = ("'l (l ll'It -. Icai ii ii 1 ,1 11 iri illll l lll c Ii slll...…
…IJC U. of M . W1ail VOL, V. No. 83. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, SATUTRDAY , JANUARY 2(l,l9. Pattut: ,TiIailtE CENTS. T{EUNOoPRT. ia rental 1'ee wh lit'h lenllimes ovecr Athletics at Smith College. palYs 101rall iihe e hiosofi etling t1o Tll c-i--iet OhilberI-of tho( 'i-turi-l THE SOCIAL EVENT OF THE SEA- 1-miiiii5 l ld for dancing. BU Mligaeziili' (Oitaiis a1n iterstsings(-i- SON. stillsniore unjust clodiset 511 lieiiit coof articles oil h'e...…
…Ilir U. of , ' 1. 1ai I . Vol,.. fro. 84. UNIVERSITY OF M1ICHIGAN, M1ON)AY, JANUARY 2St.1l9:>. PwcI,R'IIC u: iii.s CENTS. SUMM ER SCHOO}CL SESSION. fak:i1 y hrelis.1 > oltirilf. 50. ]lei' TI1IT( 11 EN(a1SII EYES. fri wvill lit' tiadle lropitItiite t'for_____ SECOND ANNUAL ANNOUNCE- - Irt' ot, cr orol" 1(trl rtlimt liVe THE UNIVERSITY AS JUDGED BY MENT WILL BE ISSUED SOON. 11001r. A BRITISH EDUCATOR. School Will bo Conducted From Ii e1nit...…
…Ijc U', of , ' ll lail9 Inow Vol V. NTO. 85. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, JANUARY 2() 1819. PRICE-TOREE CNS IN MIEMO(RYOF BURINS.E A REAL CALETDONIAN INTER- TAINMIENT AT UNITY CLUB. Bagpipes and Highland Dances as in the Time of Burns,--Good Music. Readings and Addresses. .08-i844' lst: '44 hul'- at 1111Illit.i11111a chuirchli 8448 t1114hill1 11118414111. Ilii 144-88-ld 01 opo (44''.i444'(10411044 iti' 0* Is(n1.4i'144414448114' I Ii...…
…je t1. of Aft alaAWL , ' 140 ,,. INFO VOL. V'. NO. 8. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY t,(, 1595. PRiuCE--TnaotstE CENTS. C RA UN NCOCR.The Forum. New Course in English. N ON~TIf~I ______A 1iwliterzry sciety 1130 11bo1ni 0 \11,1111ero'ci(ol by Julo. N BILANLRORMFOIH A~o aRLIN-PORMFO H )1i11zed I l-locptjno r 1w 11111 11W0311011 wla'1'1'ly stuldentsto 11r11 01' rys to learn without tbooks. NEXTMUSIAL VENT ((lillI il1'be iiowu <1s...…
…~Ijct~.of0 , i. i I t . VOL. V, No. 87 . UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JANUARY 31, 1893. PRIICE-TiIREE CENTS. AE hEISO G EhE" UniversityPublication. AETEISO\OTE' XNNUAL INI)OO1{ :MEET NO GOOD STUDENT -- It is nt genealy knoawn that t DR. WINKLER'S PAPER BEFORE University pubisa( a general Bata WILL UNDOUBTEDLY SURPASS Tretolanwhotbk. THE PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY. lgea l tirr nisulnsA THOSE OP PREVIOUS YEARS. Soepoler toghtrtols Subject T...…
…tt. Of AT.IWiIp. VOlL. - .SC - U NIVEId S1TY OF MICIGCAN, MNIJIAY, FEBIRUARY 2, 18111. Pxacl:l jiizp F: CENTS. aTA.A. Board of Directors. ta onlesi c ftoit-o Camp on "Foot-Ball." 110Til ton~e n ii ofthe i oets' echrd wihthe c0 o i February niiimbhriof the (Itt recorsUf he atheti _ ssoia i .) iittee on nomoinations 0were O ii tt ing''ionta((ins ita llrtleon '(Col lc'g of iec at tu \dhttmoi n o lpha 0(1ed )tocoet. IThe fottowngweri I oot-Bat]ll,...…
…~1jcILI.of ln.Waljj I N. 0. _ U\IVIIISITY OF1' \ICiiI(AN, TU"IsDAY, I11lIIIIY 1,, 1 :i. I PRl:ICE? lTi-;CENTS. The Gym. Fund. Glee club wiiill, for the first tinge, mit meti rweair the newC n d CI iit(o« t. l 10 feli of the Gyn^.e ee yeterday~, reports sne re- Tie faclit111s offered itbisthe motor1 1)0 (ft~t ivof the n 1111 iiih line a1011the Mi chig"an C.enitralswill 00 1)10iS ry i lrobtalty iiihence Ilalli) toattendi. l5 f - Oi of the 1it I ...…
…~ijc U.1o XX N X]',sT) OF \ 1X IIt' o I1J(AX, V Al. Wejj ENSI)\. J IA RY T\XRX Ij PL , : p :-('I W~ E )_ ATHWART DARK AFRICA.' XTXo~XH M.Stanley's Lecture XXc'rl XXI ig u'Xll: Li t IXv n }I CI %%i s.Xr wdXI t l " I IXX11f1 ~ ti~atthl f h. lcl XX XX )wld t cciI('-1)- Mac v sprangoft':'ifter XXXXiXXXX Ith XX 'e hededin. LI XX ' tXXXXX XX L LXX Ih ips i i X c X( I I Ist uck NII-. X , III - clrc, IiXX I CXIX'un IrXL Xidg XX LXXX els(lm afar r'Xl e...…
…1 jl 1M~ WV 'RSDA) X'i A 1 X'sl \RX s, lvr.i P It'rr1111:(1 ( r TIIU Tihe Way They Have at Yale. r, l l ieii~ ~ m d it h s m r m i t t W i t i t t e m n . K~ "as ill l~lt lititI «t c'l i g rf l V lt tl )l I 1 t~"chm .l l t1Il(tll 'liiii ascd f r h co tit-11- IOw tt0 It. ll tht It Is harltif a )O I dttI tt f r l( itt ti )It.lit t i ii iwii hc c It' estll''It t a ; it .It'IttI( 1 Jilts itc I a~c h s cl i ' Il r hli c i -lt toI itss I l i ll tiw...…
…Ij itOFLIAIiN J , 1211~ 00V. WNAN'S MESSAGE. w~ H IetIas to say Aboutt the Got-_ vetsitv. lI lIis '151 t'i 11111 XiX3XIX a i( li lt;I VC!,, t . 3 : f, LIX Shalliw tillCase. 1provIiin tstmistli Ill (t itI' I ltr h i aCttttttIIO ai)l teUiLL nIi ~ sit s ittholdsIt'ilcllrslsiX lio t evervt(ellII S I* I t ' 10 11111)1 lo 111'(1\ Iiew Wright, Kayi & Co. cil)1 du1l l I t rill .11 11111 11 111to t iIW(i I Itt l-\. ttztil liltuse1of Xlii. The I LsIil }...…
…Lijc Ui. of Al1. 1ailp. VI.I.-. .+ . INEV\EL1''1- (11 M I(i16 S 'AT 't I L ISN''t)y I 'it lt t in I t 11 he t iiizldtw r T e n w ) ir G I F TlO F d20 , 0 0 0 .iTH E wGY M ' ' i itIi' t ' 5 U i ' i i l i t i ll i f t , AT LAST IN SIGHT. im forir 'm +st f1m-iI. t lr 'ci ) m r Pal-.sidc t I lg l sI le llc 1 t it, s lrl~cs . N y <r it AYALE GRADUATE COMIES TO THE i Lthe Iihc tftr is ;f l s H li Ica l >/s c ti ie AID OF THE U. 0GE N. tlt~irlzl I Si...…
…LIjc ill. o( Al,. ralip. ['I hI I'Il Ole' III(t.1\,. STlhlI.Vi . .iANIA t iA In. : 1 I ' l, - , 'I'l ( vcv "YM FUND PROSPECTS. ite~ St Movc, of Enthusiasie Over. ancy Active Work C ornmenceet. s li ,itI 11 m f t t- l l ill m % IIC I I- (' t~w ~ rto~i lll~iI it l (I Irt. I li 11 l l 1 c1111 ti.A. 1 it c I l. l ill I i' ' ( ( iI' t) Tihe Paso t~~i; lclll htil tit Ii vietris o ils: 1'1.1 I.1 t i11,1 lit i ii i ttl ].(Ie ;Ini t l IIc iii I lci ]r ...…
…c .jlc tof Al . Wibj. UI.. 1, -- r, fill, UNVE1sITY O01' 2d1(;LAN, TUEi'SDAY. IAM'I FX d.it I 1.iii' F, 'l Ite:i':b:( 'i:\"'t THE INLANDER. Aizpti et' oument to the Enter- arise of '91. thatl mb '(1 lst iee itr 1 tr. ivottlti )i ts l ltil7i i Iattire, itlil lrir, s tt* e o b-eto '11c uraii l 1 1 I it I lit I): 1 ( 1 Death of Mrs. Dr. Erieze. Mrs>. lI curt S. "riect' diet r 5111idetlit' last teti iii. She si~as at the supptier'table. intl ciis ...…
…~ij ti of~ lki1p. VOL.. SIMVElisITY O III 11AN, \VI:NESDlAY. .lAM'AiRY1 Iw ': ll1,F:f:t I h'', HURRAH FOR THE GYM, Tt Meeting of the Detroit Alumni. g'4300 More Pledged. fii 1) crli lalii i'lil~l "li 1,11 t ltke a tion mi thie deve'lopmeni lt of physical1 sti'1''tli Jand tihe'p1revenitioni of isease. II the 11street. ll the' 'ii ll g s h v folld bycaefl(m111'h o sn iis icsth t 1y m ai c-taiigiio " i-cat at '" boA t lrad 1-on ,to to ASte <li , ...…
…LIjc *1. of Al . Wlaijj. VOL. - . 1 U\NIYEIiiiITY (0'1" MICIII(;AN. 'I'It'~iUR.1AY. 1ANI'A1RY 1:.1 . 88888 Z188118 C8NT8' The Stanford81 University. 118r 81 1 888.88 88f8'the888888'18888n- 8888888818. S 1-888o811 1s88 5888u88188' li8881 lil '8888 ' iml8 8or1 888 88 ,i8888 881888t 1at(1Ao. 8al881888i811 881I I(' 11 t e I~ ti () B at 1'r 1188i(1' t 188. i '8888 81 8 c( t a tt~i F8 1 ('8 1 81 188 8188Ilalc st 188 I",. 8i 18.1( 1888i IrC1 118 8881...…
…-1Je.t. of O ° N ITVEI~hITX OF MICIII&xiNV, Al. Wraip. FRIDAY, JANUARY 16, 1591. PmClE,, THREE CENTS. The Ben-Hur Tableaux. Ann Arbor people enjoyed more thn an ordinary treat last night in e representation of the Ben-Hur -Tablean '.iie parts were taken etirely by local talent, and were all Wel Pro al el lerformed, especially those oTin-ur and Iris, by Mr. Rath- ons and Miss Lane. The scenery smagnificent. A goauh m esi gd audience, made up la...…
…Ijc 1>. of rn. Wailp. Reotoft eSn.te om. it Uein the University Satr iMoranelchairman of the Seat ot ittee on the State IA ii- busty Y esterIay .gav e notice of his tlQbl hch Swould in 1ftroduciielfor t1l fthei niv erit for e 511ui 0 tw earsIThe bill whtcl wil be itrodce sill call farliIropriation of,$ 19905 for th W5 Yars. iThe iteniedlac- consare asfollows: ge~erl Tais ....s.............. $.4,00 IoitIl11Col0lege antI los- 40( Y her 1oslital ...…
…4I i:. of A. Wailn. o -No. 74. U e Athletic Association :New Or- ganization. atheueeting which was held Saturday afternoon in Roon A for Purpose of electing officers andi deors of tte Athletic Associationi was attended by about one hundred at fifty of the members of the asso- cation.as was before predicted tie" >e Idependents"and "Fraterni- t casile out with rival tickets well i their forces apparentlyi tel organized. The interest in the tctes...…
…~JcIZof n. Wailjj. VOZ"----No. 75. U POLITICAL ECONOMY. A Letter From Dr. Adams. oEM .' 0A- hi c EE: It gives me pleasure tate ply with your request, and the nature of the work which will be Undertaken in Political Eco- he suring the Second Semester. ht usual courses will be offered, betai wthsome slight inodilication in First ' ey are as follow s: Eico - Unsettled questions in Po- hipr' E unomy." This course will prise three lectures a week. ...…
…e i:. of Al. Wlailp. o. '---No. 7. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 21, 1891. PRICE, THREE CENTS. 0. H. S. Alumni. The Annual exercises and reunion Sthe betr.. ofsesetroit High School Alumni SJaon, of Ietroit, take place sa 1 uary 30th, and will be un- ly good this year. They in- cude public literary exercises at 4 lhhat the D etroit Opera House at Clubs ith . of M. Glee and Banjo Cl will appear, and a reception P. uI. in the Light I...…
…0or fI. -KN 17. UNI", EiITY OF MICIGAN, 'I SDAY, JANUARY 22, I S91. Ip, Tii jCENrs. Tilli AVictory for the Laws. 'Phe maitdeelate between Laws and Lis hich was hseld last sighit II h s etre room was a pro- flle dsuces.Thse room wa sufledwithassenthstisastic asiiensee apnltie befiore tiseisossr set for tise ngsf 1s)~f delbate.'Vise j osiges were hrescuttlton cagi n hiPtl a'it Sis' clock Priof. True- blio ascride1 thl )atform asis tie a prefator...…
…~i'~IKOf AT. WaiIp. HE WILL OPEN THE SAFE. Oa Wht--Wil Perform This Won- detF eat Upon the Stage Saturday Night. Thie tet n e r n1 to be given to- ior night in the University Halal, Promilss to be one of unusual inter- esIn addtion to the good time ofredthin iole' all "oes to the aynkt ateli large number twill no d i atnd tltl'e dotor has een investigating rrietlods of 1. A. J ohstone for stie tm past aid has comie to the tuin th at there is n...…
…~Ij 1I.Of Ifl. aip ..... ..... ..U N IVEIUIITY 01? MICIIIG N, SA-TURDAY. JANUARY 24, SOI AShort._-. MStorical Sketch of U. of of ISgo and the b oard'of editors elect- JOS HUA W. WATERM AN. SM. Journatism. eel so that in the fall of the samoe year A Short Sketch of His Life. titeiliiiir r hrs. . the pasper bad ini auspiious start ____ ihe Ya i(ssstfaper or ssha t 55c hop~e wsill be ailong aiidl itr. Watermian was born herein- Vie of Pe 'a rg52 ...…
…Fb il.o -N°L 1 -N> :IN EIlisilY 01 IGIIIGAN, iN, N\I) Y, S JNAlY i t Is)1 s. ilii ( i CNS Dr Ctnheil's Entertainment. w (1-Midreading is the transfer- nracof thought fromt one mindii to Aniethssti adenesabutaother isithount imaking'use of the S 5 lonll(1rs hais never been lone nor never at ilt r i itii is nI veroity 11alli wil bed n.Prl-ednh w lnt nnsun' lnletran eve r, is a genusiie tosser, sandilto I ossptys it eisglt o'clockt s om xetais" i...…
…WaLp t ..__ __ . . UN I Rs1TY OF MICIGAN, TIUESDAY, JANUARY 27, 1S.91 I'nicv,, Funst Czx-rs. bAN'I\t the experience of College Alen who know and appreciate The APnlebee Lecture. lectures has heen (lute large ini spite COMMUNICATION. 'The j'sitar t Iancuc a rossd- ftefc hteaiain r dlatnight iwti iithaauieceieater neirat ha NI 'r. plilcee's lec- toillir ttoireccto-nightis oOthlillo a drama li 1 t fthe seres of iih 5licritedu scx ac~s are lecture...…
…Llfjc jKI, of ~n. WaiIjj. \CV '--N0 d U. OF M. BASE-BALL. Noe nthe Coming Base-Balt Teamn. UNIViEli ITY OF MICIGAN, W, casional gause somte day lTuring the week. It swouldl certainly seem that such p~ermissions would do imucth to- It ibsnug I . c ha ah ati. aris stakling the Ctimtolasilsr ntte tat the lU. of i,.,iillitCSI)((- a inrh ratb d f su e t o0n at its sareofois siipportmui colie di t verattsmooth s trustsstiso a1ar etltati0o teI a lsti...…
…tt* Of In.Waijj 10r .. _.. UN\IVIIISITY OF AMICIIICxAN, '1IICI{SIAY, JAN'URY21,P191. i ioco,'?oto: v t~ o Castatoan Prizeo Awarded. taod Ptrotosor 1 botttoosats it is tihe professo00r'0 blot ;rndtoot to asietve0.0se0 .0 Asothe 1£C)0110 have bttt t o nieig B adhv see lw ic de-tik i lol tl Iato o 001 the ores to p to totcot tot 0to J0 Iti' £o) thtof so t in c '00 N rlyo netto itttttolro cu Ots o (mt- 't , LftO tte Iprizes otto o ol byi tto.'ot h...…
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…gije IL. f DNESDAY, JANUARY 8, 1896. Fiouit PAGES-3 CENTS. VOL. VI. NO. 68. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, WE] #4 G~ " "Ix s Ta 1" T MAY GO TO DETROIT. DOME TAKEN DOWN. GEN. ALGER WILL PRESIDE. ~ONE GUITAR Its Removal Accomplished During- B ILL REMOVING HOMEOPATHIC the Holidays. ACCEPTED INVITATION TO BE ~DEPARTMENT DECLARED VALID. HERE AT CHICAGO DEBATE Is enough for one peson top) The order of the It gentsi has bsen NN play on at one time. One...…
…VOL. VI. No. 63. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, ThIURSD)AY, JANUARY 3, 1596. FOURt PAGES-9 CENTS. - CIVIL SLRYVICE REFORM. of tolegre am O100('siy siule'ts ON RUSSIAN PRIISONS Ni ON UTRITS ADVOCATES WILL ORGANIZE 1he lldllili""iontii Aiisthe colig- SRMCALA Iseoghfron es n A CLUB HERE SHORTLY. iate fhpulici:i s ino hcratie d1ib), LECTURES SATURDAY NIGHT. play on at cue time. One " i is nt So c 15y to Syipattiz e. '1he Is a Michigan Alumnus and Former ...…
…cie U. of Al. Wlailjj. VOL. VI. No. 70., UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JANUARY 10, 1596. FouR PAGES-3 CENTS. ONE GUITAR Is enough for one person to play on at one time. One guitar is not enough, how- ever, to supply 3,000 stu- dents. That's why we have constantly in stock several dozens of guitars of various makes and prices. BETTER LOOK AT OUR .0F M. GUITAR. It's good as its name. THE ANN ARBOR ORGAN CO, S. MAIN ST. SPALDING'S Educationa...…
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…~It~.of l.Wasp VOL. VI. No. 72. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, MONDAY, JANUARY P18196. FouR PAGES-3 CENTS. BANIShIED TO SIBERIA. SONE GUITAR MICHAEL A. MEYENDORFF RE- Is enough for one person to LAESACHCERDLIE playonaontieOn t He Tells or the Cruel Treatment of j~guitar is not eniough, how-1 Russian Soldiers--His Life in Exile Mi ever, to supply 3,000 stu- i11 -How Released by Abraham Lin- ~ dents. That's why we have coin. :N constaiitly in stock se...…
