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…1 %" FsTYEAR. ANN ARBOR, MC., '1UE SMALL POX AGAIN. Senior Class Memorials. T ONo.atoni egr 1t5 .ls nw1 'io Iaversity Students Down With i w his:is 'iiyetIbeen -l nI t}i he sni or ii. lss. Tit,' iiimoriial I -sisllm iii's the Dread Disease, Many Literary, hasisn W nitse o:t(isi-sdcisin Dental, and Law Students ara til prohsil dlls ils i intingi the Eximoed. csbr y liii'sof l m s msteiisr. of th + ~rct o o. 5t,1 ,11 fi omi h liii, 'i Uan 4 5the...…

…,0 17 C' ,y a 70, " 4 yr y $ A4 7W k R i._.. fps, FiR5'a YEAR. NINTH MAY FESTIVAL. AUnfique Powrto of Coatratct ISe- lctol.A Renarkt'k'tialArrty of talist'tts Kay" Been Eatayed. ANN ARBOR, MIH., WEDNESDAY, JAN UARY 22. 1902. Nfo. 84 DENTAL MUSEUM, 'VARSITY TIBACK( RECORDS. EXCELLENT ADDRESS, The Recent Classiliration Malke the Complete Summary of Varsity Records Collection a Us~a: aAdu ar to <ind tite Roidct'-laoproenatents That Departutaetti....…

…"t 41 E),AI ~IU~-aYEAR. ANN ARBIOR,. MICII., Tilt R ,DAY, JANUARY 2:3 1902. -No.8 S, L. A. NUMBER WALDRON WINS 0t i0Ridgeway Conceit Company Pilgrim Prize is Awarded-Great In- Tonight--Interesting Proarrain.terest Shown. at aaaaa ala I at111tflli al l~ l(l1 11ih tl' 11( Ii.r il 'ai'aat. etat 1\ it' fi lamialll{-l-a('lI-' li 1'121}l1'at'll 1 t:a"".Ila' for il' Ia' laa'aal aalaa 'a ataaa'a' is 1111 aIl f t' ' Artis s aaiaa l 111o i lta ' iaa aaa...…

…DAILc w - _ FRTYEAR. ANN ARBitOR, MIH., FHill STANFORDIS POINT OF VIEW, Summer Commercial Courses. 1 'ho faiititlt f till t ti' h0Daily Palo Alto Sayse ''Gieat is i'tlt'' t' tl ii ttuttittit t'tni t11 tttp i t ' Michi0011 andi Greater is Yost Itt'itittt'tI who Made iMichia." Iittittt t 1 i lly I t'' liti'- 14 ttlt I i , t t . i tttt i <t It' I I ; lidt~ l l It \cit t1,:r' i i ll : l l it t i l I ittl i a l i i i , ll ':tucl I ll' ll I ' 'ilii ...…

…,I7r~~4 DAPIL W .... ...w{ ,T$$+ YEAR. ANN ARBOR, MICIL, SATURDAY. tJANUARY 25 1902. No. 87 ---__ SENIORS WON. of, Mi s loglis. Whi'1sesed'slast 1ilght. the cwwb isaid: "t iall Nel ai sid h irstGameof trit t ill aShwe-d up xsill ducltlllpti TheFirt Glls ofthe Class Serii's in froml stirt tii liiiiili. Basket Ball was Won by the Cuss altin IDutcher.'(15. said: S'01 If 1902 -Score to 0.Q Ir il pedy dI :111jill isa- lii as liii'lsti' si d.ll Our ...…

…p4. n r- 1 y : y ._ r : : . " .r.. + . ...raw . . Y " + _ ANN ARBOR, MICH., SUNRAY, JANUARY 26 If VERY HOT DEBATE. Michian-Chicago Football Schedule MV- Arranged. Althogh the Decision Was Criticised -it i inent"igrility bet teett tian by the Audience All the Members 11.1 F of t'it :ti:ti intttritti. Of the Team Are Conidered tie tttttet-tttked-f i tjt 5el' i ittitit Strong, te tiiitivesttesvethletr titlil 't;I'" i 115 Suul it tIu1lt T nctis i ...…

…DAIL EWS Ig$T EAR. NE MEDICAL DEPARTMENT, A Sfirti ' Y of its Growth and of the Raising of the Standard o C Re- quirements. : 1)i't)1it) ; t7f tflt" ?tl'v1i-f 3 ~C' 111<' 1=llrtilt':il il">iart-111"llt trf t11w t'11f;tlilv.:tnfi Litt' 'I'+'V, n cf Illy "t7+ ' w+ i lt+ r tl:i ll, it zl n f1t' int z"1.,tiI1;' Eu zuli i>:11'k :}1 ',t try tv 11+ l.f lil+ . 11111'11 1 f11 tit'f,;ll't IVIt'11L N':Iti tlu"t rc"u t rN11 z i ~;Itult lit . 111 t f1t' t=...…

…~I8 EAR. ANN ARBOR, MIH., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 29 1902. No. 0 JMS AMLO LEWIS. THE LECTURE SYSTEM. J!HOP CONCERT. HAMILTON WRIGHT MABIE. YoDung Brilliant Orator of Washington Has its Limitations, But is Often Su- 'Varsity Clubs Will Appear in Unixer- 'Tte Literary Critic Speaks Beforear Tonight. perior to Text-Book. sity Hall Feb. S. s. L. A. Audience. K4ALatii i Kn At'- in t ntt It 1 a 011' o Il 041'A n Oi l(.itlit iti 11 itlas 1 i'llI ll"n t o ...…

…DAIL .EWS k'IS28 YEAR THE POLITICIAN Is Described by James flam~ilton Lewis in1 His Lecture Before the S. L. A. Lat Evening-A Billint Address .I41441444 it tC141 ttt41 4114 1d II I '1re 4141'L .1.4Ot444 stl'e4 I'oliiei~n." 'i ' rtr0"ia1 'D ak , 1 111 111d 41144''1 4114.4 t o i l n str41 ;1t14 d . 41n nd4.1-4 1'441;td 4141 rf oltilin, n t'11 lit 41a 41 of h e m Il il s 44 Ilo 'li'4441dtt mue lt" 1111 ~~t, urliilt.: Ii ~o~hstt'-44 f11ie44.4 4 il...…

…The Michigan. Daily- VOL. XIV. ANN ARBOR, MICH., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY (1, 1904. No. 68 600ODIN6 D[AD. THELEE i[CLUB TRIP. Popular Guard on Michigans Football Club Returns from a Successful Trip Team Passed Away Yesterday Morn-, -Members Were Tendered Every ing-Death Resulted from an At Attention-Future Plans and Pros- tack of Typhoid Fever-Funeral pects. - Thursay. The first tour of te 1937 Musical After n illness whichsrotably Clubs it an ,...…

…The Michigan Dail VOL. XIV. ANN ARBOR, MICH., THURSDAY, JANUARY 7, 1904. No. 69 INJURIES DENIED. ORATORICAL LEAGUE. Attending Physician Contradicts Ru- Contest Will Be Held at Ann Arbor. mors Concerning Cecil Gooding's In- Preliminaries Will be Held in Feb- juries-Class Resolutions. ruary It was current yesterday among the On May 6th the Northern Oratori- students that the death of Cecil Good- cal League will hold its annual con- ing was c...…

…The Michigan Daily VOL. XIV. ANN ARBOR, MICH., FRIDAY, JANUARY 8, 1904. No. 70 HE[A[THICON[[R[NC[. Conference in Session Yesterday and Today-Noted Specialists Here- Gist of the Proceedings. The objectsofo the ('oaference a re: The presentation of fartsa and te gen- eral comparison of viewsa by thse, Heatths Oficers andot ther Delegates' of Loral Boaerds of Health, among themselves, witit the membters of the State iBoardt of Health antd wit...…

…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 Michigan Daily VOL. XIV. ANN ARBOR, MICH., SUNDAY, JANUARY 10, 1904. No. 72 IUSICAL CLUBS. Concert to be Given in the OperaI House at Ypsilanti, Wednesday, January 13th.-Some New Numbers Added. The Glee, Banjo and Mandolin clubs concert, which was postponed from December 17th will be given in Ypsi- lanti next Wednesday evening. By reason of the clubs' experience dur- ing the Christmas trip this concertt will undoubtedly be the finest e...…

…The Michigan Daily VOL. XIV. NEW AKENDMENT. Proposed Change in Constitution of Athletic Association Discussed by Prominent University Men. The contemplated changes in the Constitution of the Athletic Associa- tion are eliciting ;considerable discus- sion among the -hembers of the As- sociation. Professor Pattenill is inclined to regard the agitattoii which is being made about this maftter as a tempest in a tea-pot. ie thfinks that the ac- tio...…

…The Michigan Daily VOL. XIV. ANN ARBOR, MICH., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 13, 1904. No. 74 TRACK MEN MEET. GUSTAV A. GOETTE DEAD. Gustav Alfred Goette, a 1907 dental Largest Meeting of Track Candidates student, died very suddenly in his room at 503 Monroe street last even- in the History of the University.- ing at 6:15 o'clock. His death was One Hundred Men Present. due to congestion of the tungs. Al- though he had been feeling ill for sev- The la...…

…The Michigan Daily VoL. XIV. ANN ARBOR, MICH., THURSDAY, JANUARY 14, 1904. No. 75 CHICAGO LETTER. FUNERAL OF ALFRED GOETTE. The sudden death of G. A. Goette, Memorial Services for University Vic- the freshman dental student, came as a great shock to his parents and tims of Iroquois Fire-Track Athlet- many friends. His death came after ics and Baseball--Opening of Bart- only a few hours' sickness and was lett Gymnasium. due to acute incompe...…

…The Michigan Daily VOL. XLV. ANN ARBO,. MICH., FRIDAY, JANUARY 15, 1904. No. 76 ATnIETIC ELETION. I Occurs Tomorrow In Unversity Hall -No Struggle Looked For-None of the Offices are Contested. The annual election of officers of the Athletic Association will be held tomorrow at 1:10 p. m. in Uisergity Hall. The election is unique in that not a single one of the five ofres so for as is now known will be cntested, the entire election going by...…

…The Michigan Dail VOL. XIV. ANN ARBOR, MICH., SATURDAY, JANUARY 16, 1904. No. 77 COMEDY CLUB, RESOLUTIONS OF CONDOLENCE. Resolutions passed by the Dental Large Crowd Assured by the Advance Class of 1907, upon the death of their Sale of Seats-A Synopsis of the late classmate, Gustav A. Goette. Play:Whereas, in the sadness at the Play. death of Gustav Alfred Goette,awhnm the Divine Providence has seen fit to The advance sale of seats for the ta...…

…The Mic higan Daily Vot. XIV. ANN ARBOR, MICE., SUNDAY, JANUARY 17, 1904. No. 78 NEW TRACK ATH[LETES. ATHLETIC MEETING j MINNESOTA DEBATE. The University Athletic Asciation__ Promising Matrial Among the New heltraniomthant meeting ayesterday Michigan Debaters Won Annual De afternoontl at wich an amendment Men-Exceptionally Large Num was made to the constitution provid- bating Contest at Minneapolis- ber of Freshmen Candidates ing for appoi...…

…The ichigan Dail VOL. XIV. ANN ARBOR, MICH., TUESDAY, JANUARY 19, 1904. No. 79 A DECISIVE VICTORY. Minnesota debaters nor the judges. UTLEY [FOR COACI1. The decision of the latter was accept- Michigan Outpoints Minnesota in De- ed as eminently fair except by a few Decision Made Yesterday-New Dates of the more fervent Gopher partisans, . bate in Every Department-Press who contended that the speror in Schedules-Informal Tryout for Comments -...…

…The Michigan Dail VOL. XIV. ANN ARBOR, MICH., THURSDAY, JANUARY 21, 1904. No. 81 ILLUSTRATED LECTURE. IMPORTANCE OF nYnlN'ASIUM. TIE NEW DEAN. INTER-DEPARTMENT DEBATE. ot p t y s e rThe Inter-department debate lead- - -For the past two years Director of . ng up lb the Wisconsin-Michigan con- Professor Van Tyne Will Lecture Un- Athletics Fitzpatrick has prepared sta- A Sketch of Dean Cooley's Life-His test will take ilac tomorrow night der ...…

…MichiganDal VOL. XIV. ANN ARBOR, MICH., FRIDAY, JANUARY 22, 1904. No. 2 CFIICA6O NEIWS [[TT[R. MICHIGAN MEN IN CONGRESS RI N N W INFORMAL SOCIAL. -_'_e_ II.he Irensession511of(t Conges RAIN _NDSNOW Fratrniy Bolin Leaueerganzedihformner titiento Tonight the 'Young Me's Christian Fraerit Bolig eage rgnizd f icAttilgait IThey are Seator' r- Sudents Inconvenienced by Weather Association will entertain the men of -Chicago Beaten in Debate- itrI ti'...…

…ht c ~ nVOc. XIV. ANN ARBOR, MIC., SATURDAY, JANUARY 2, 1904. No. 88 DEBATE~RS SEL[CT[D. KATZ IJURED. TIMEf TRIALS TODAY. , STUDENT FINED. Louis 11. Katz; a freshman law sn- lae'.Iabth uirlwsn Team to -Meet Wisconsin-Orators detfo-afr oo. a noe rack Candidates will be Sent Against (ent who was arrestei a week ago yesterday white playing hlandball -in Chosen at Last Night's Contest.'. the gymnasiomnby colIidng itl .C. Time-Large Number of Men w...…

…The ichigan Dail VOL. XIV. ANN ARBOCR. MICH., SUNDAY, JANUARY 24, 1904. No. 84 GOOD TIME fMADE. SNOW SCENES. NOTED DIVINE. Tryout Yesterday was Satisfactory- Winter Foets Out in Earnest-Cam- Lyman Abbott will Appear on S. L. A. New Men Showed Up Well-No pus Presents Attractive Appear. Cource Monday Evening - Some- Time Given Out. ance--Cantiea Fiends in Evi- thing of His Life as Minister, dence. Jcurnalist and Lecturer. Keene Fitzpatrick w...…

…Th e'Micigan Dail1y VOL. XIV. ANN ARBOR, MICH., TUESDAY, JANUARY 26, 1904. No. 8 DR. ABBOTTS [[CTUJR[.i ALUMNUS OF 1849 DEAD. OFICIA[ PROGRAMr ISSU[D! PROFESSORS SICK. Dr. Edmsond Anderson one of im j- The disagreeable weater of last oneof the Best Numbersof the Course most tr ) inert of Michigan's alumni,l Joit Meeting of Michigan Political wee has casedta great (eal of sick- a-aGheae ScecrAoeetsesdteLednss ifl f rpandi many -Greeted by Large...…

…The ichigan VOL. XIV. ANN ARBOR, MICH., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 27, 1904 No. 86C CH1ICAGO L[TT[R. door game and while noi sore tooum" EXIBI Al ST. LOUIS. FARLAND TONIGHT. _____leagues ave yeteeo formed. almost,_____Fsrlanl, tihe-magician (of the banjo, Preidnt arerwill Open the Newl every tilele isl has. - wlest fra Unless More Space is Allotted to the will ailieiar tnight at the Sholto tf PrsdetHaprternities cotose the' inrlrtr'sly! Michigan Exhib...…

…TeMi1chiganDll VOL. XIV. ANN ARIDO, 'MICH., THURSDAY, JANUARY 28, 1904 No. 87 ILLUSTRATED LECTURE. j[fl~l~A ttSA TE. EDUCATIONAL FRANCE. Professor Russell Gave interesting --___ Career of French Students Given by Letr n"Volcanic Eruptions" o mte ' Mr. Frank, of the Engineering De- LctreninCommsttec IJ U on tbe IUniversity Yar IBook Pre- prmet Lust Evning-MueumeLec ture Room Crowded. sented Their Report at a "ekctingj inU ni----- vetity11a1 Lst...…

…The Michigan Daily VOL. XIV. ANN ARBOR. MICH., FRIDAY, JANUARY 29, 1904. RADIU" CURES CANCER. JUDGE DONOVAN. FARLAND CONCERT. University Authorities are Conducting Detroit Lawyer Will Lecture Under Famou Banjoist Entertained a Large an Interesting Experiment With Auspices of Webster Society This Audience in Ann Arbor Wednes- Radium-Possible Chances of Evening-Subject is "Lincoln." day Evening-Complimented Success are Encouraging. Ann Arbor ...…

…The t VOL. XIV. EASTERN OA"E. Two Chances of Securing the-Contest -Manager Baird Returns from Eastern Trip - Stands and I Stadium Inspected With View to Future In- ANN ARBOR, MICH., SATIURDAY, JANUARY 8,0, 190 j A NOTED LE[CTUJRER. JURY A~W Professor-Hurt Wrill Appear Before the Senior Practice Courtflow loirg Ar- Class in Con-sttutional History- ranged-All Senior Laws Requir- S He Will Disuss Diplomatic ed to Take Part in This Inter- Quest...…

…The ichigan Daily VOL. XIV. ANN ARBOR. MICH., SUNDAY, JANUARY 31, 1904. No. 90 110NOR SYSTEM. STEREOPTICON LECTURE. Profesor George F. Moore, of Har- System at Cornel Abandoned-Prince- vard University, who is delivering a ton's Method Successful-Medical course of lectures before the various Department Working Upon the branches of the American Archaeolog- Honor System. ical Institute, will speak in Sarah Cas- well Angell Hall next Wednesday...…

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…ANN ARBOR, MICIGAN, T;,S)NJN .RY7 30) Vor-. XNIX. 3.72. BOIJRKE COCHRAN LECTURES SATURD.Y (,an the People Rule?" IsILegis- lator's ubject; Witty lrish- man [ilks S. L.A.Number. 3333 ti~ tty a ' ~ \Vi o3'-3'. llwi 3311 3 t .3k !i111. l l ttl il i5?'t S;;t' llll. ttu{l lc'<zi>1rIt r, ' tt1?tI'V l 1137- '' t}1 h1 s ) 1;3 1 31 I S -1 . _Ath t il cats ' 1) 333 S 33 3331't\ r c1i t h prc33333ttr(, al1 1333333 t 11tts' heed13 The.3 3~cr- fI(\ 1...…

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…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...…

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…The Michigan Daily X,.XIX. AX ARBOR, M2tIJ( tCX. 'I1-VSI)XY, JANUAXRY 12, l 0(). BASEBALL MEN IN ANNUAL MEETING Captain Sullivan Will Address Baseball Candidates Tonight-- Oberlin Comes Saturday. \ititt tn ieoitt preparatiition toe the seeterex'amit andu Ili( J Hop have Felon, hiton, he w r ill Ie for- hitl it tt r t i tone' ig ttt - Ie atainl tee f~ tt t candtda-te o te rntir- nc sitt ofl keein npclegt ok w ill ihitd i te topht roo toti ...…

…The ]"ichis n ANN _ RBOR. 1l IC IA [GAN, 1t"l DNI' IS1) )". rIAM'AtO",' 13, 1909. VIot.. XIX. FRESHMEN ATTEND BASEBALL MEETING Many New Men Will Try for the Varsity Nine-Fitzpatrick and Sullivan Talk to Candidates. I ls' than tlifty It trsponddtoI Cap-0)11 tanL ull i ti sfl o acalcn i outloo i 51 s 111111 551-, 5iasmuch 5as 11h illS :1115 mater.ii l i l 5 I iV well Iit ced.11l( held5 th1 i lls i ll eIV Tr, xctlt CHEEIR ('I>' YOU '11 11 II ...…

…The Michigan IN '\R1(R IIO \llt l\ 'IlLlI St) V \1,1:\ [: \ t Y 4.t 1 t O 78. V'OL. XIX. NEW CONSTITUTION JNI(Rl 1elN\Ti I' XS 1(11 ABOUT TO ISSUE1S 'itll),khistiegwiewrtya Long Deferred Athletic Associa- t"ieeclt i ite i ~ )i tion Document to be Submitted to B~oard, 'rhen to Students. ,- ;,;. tee c the auh tle. 11( --- -li~~~~ter Ciie ' inijitre h d el at~d I'he ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ t c1(1nite Iect d o rpiete toe wa; 11 c i'i'il i tio h i n ti ecn~t...…

…The Mlichigan Daily \N-ARBOR,\MICIGT(AN, RIDAY.. \NI NR\ 5 ',i( )No.7 No. 79- Vol-. NIX, NEW CONSTITUTION CNS1UT RI (0k 1.A>G1~ Ff HEARD SATURDAY > (ctnu ofthel~nfi-t iuhsoit ti Revision of Athletic Association c'giiwcrinii chairgcofte oiitrctio of the New I iiuetonchannel at I ito Document Conmpleted; Can Be loic-nileOtcotItc Voted on One Week Later. twertitvlestthe buildi of thlestcc ohnth te :Athlletic (-s-ociationluieet- edte faot 50o0...…

…ltoThe Mic iganDaily \\ Ri~R\hIII,'a\CR)N\\tgliif10DCi Voil. XIX. o. 8«. FAST OBERLIN FIVE IS-HERE TONIGHT l''ractice Shows Varsity Stronger Than Week Ago-Annual As- sociation fleeting Taday. If Nblcn t defeaits Obrl' int tontight 'i 1-1111 n 1111 team that ha te turned nta h ) it schoo Ith Sea is noct cxeto i n 'I iii co iic of t .Mich- ix;1 1lII dii altl s h ih was A.C' ls Sauray has ilt i l reto lii '0 1-g Va tit ha c i i"a liii I liit...…

…The Michigan Daily Vol- XIX. \ANN'.R Mld NIHIGANX, SXDA.j\I'\ldY 7, 1()()(. OBERLIN LOSES TO MICHIGAN'S FIVE Score Was a 'Te at End of Each -r HalIf; Extra Time Rounded Out Score to 27-25. 1 1I~ .- ( rc . ' 2t \f > sMfisgiss i1;dc>. 11°cnl~tr ~a 1r11h111ll ICSISTITCANDIDATE SHFOR clas" rela' loam, classtrack nmanager. STDN ONI tnt!s list year. 1I .Wahrod tot is t pintth enir° dct~eSSi \ ebscrrsociety. JosephliPristeau, var- one isse. he ...…

…Th~e Mict n - )ily ;\,NN \1{B17R \IIIU\\ i s)Y.f L\iA' ) )) V\%t,. XIX. VARSITY ATHLETES TO HRAVE ADVISERS A\udent Conmmittee Is Organized t to Watch Over the Studies oft Promising Athletes. Nas eoo t the ctIolt- lo Jsi n Nilttlo- da ~ien Fc1111111can the Comtin tt vvil t he tls '.ltiitthe Iame o --leant tiho whosewoikhe ill atch I ad1 rep rt 1o-te ca111( \1t of the1 III tou t ii it Tlli; (it is oped. iad t eil yII ill it 1o lle 1111,,0 1 t ...…

…The Michigan Dil \A\ \BOR \lisl'l~t\\ S~sID I Sf35--\\--16--o-1105) --.-83 Votl. XIX. No. 8;3. A TLETES TURD) ell ott ut not to the amte degree ats in iootholl.Some etcuse 5(or' lasehall A Oi EXAM NATIRN remains inab atiliv ie iof the 11to1tie TOEXMNAIOSgames had tont lem caicelled onacon Foloi ng i the' report as retiered Light Practice for the Basketball 1yIf. A. S uitishu. fina11clotscretry Team During Exam Period-- 'tftil(Iaesotio: 'To...…

…The Mich-iga n Daily ANN ARBOR, MICIG AN,. THURSDA\Y. JANU"ARY 21, [900). Vol. XIX. N0. 84. f OLD CONSTITUTION POESSOI AI NEW- BLOOD FOR I II \I)("\ j.1 Ij\1i1>\' NO SCEMIC EFFECTS H AS ITS FRIENDS Thiroutgiltie wrk o rf.0 . ST DN1OU CL t1101 11tmtmesri l t etx ilek t~tl d of te lliversiy natdieo SUDNwCUCIlltttn>be o 11 tt GRACE SHAKESPEARE he11.itte rsate coottttoe co mmeiotsso t he1w101 11Ootlt il Members of Athletic Association ti Ir1ws...…

…The MNichiganDa'ly \N\1 kRB&)R, \Jf(lflfCA\ I 'ZIDV\ 1 \\A \.RN 22,'1900.N. VoL,. XIX. c . 8, I I- t) :t . ) ti C . i t t 1 1 K ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~e (IIP I~O toi h h oit o CO~~~CHOP 1CONCER'DTUTVLY A R110IlS SSEISS ClSS LI~~~~~ twenty~JIuJ i llVA AI minuVVtsitht titme waslAIogV VIUTAlN11141 1 :A\EI) 011) 1510NVITTIONrS Il~flTI~ IVV(enough for aises*rtgge. The gr''ADAAIL TO NIGHT i'CONTES11tanyenfet. ha giesthecotndIer LOCALtitVat (Vhi ct ...…

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