…a II. of Vo7, V. No. 88. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN I, . Wailti. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 1,1 189.. PRICE---THREE CENTS. All- TW;ESTERN VELEV EN. tilWlla wsufrtnt nI I IIOLOGICAI SOCIETY. NO G O TDN sirn kept out of most of toe gal'l'es iy__ _GODSTDN OUTING HAS CHOSEN ONE FOR .lit jur. As a fieldtgenteral and toekieSMR. LEWIS STRAUSS DISCUSSES1 '9,FAVORING WISCONSIN. ENGLISH PARAGRAPHS. I ins to lcarn without books. ______lmal is pierhiaps a staoP t...…
…Ijc t.01f , 1 oil9 Vol- V. No. 819. UNIVERSITY OF 'MICHIGAN, SATUTRDAY, FEBRUARY 2.,189M. PiiICE--Ttu EE CENTS. CIOAIIUINCOCR.Association of Western Institutions. CORL('ECOiRT CASICALI Cli. I ONFET RE-NCEi. it___lstme I11 i____ wllol'NO GOOD STUDENT ENTERTAINMENT LAST NIGHTALGEMTIGRAND A BRILLIANT SUCCESS. e1titren clt -ia riesolui ntion5pasd AL,4EMENGAR ANE ries to learn without hooks. (-iltgaii--io ici-iOi t t- FRMRH2- Some people thlou...…
…IjcttI. of VOL. V. No. 9)0. UNIVERSITY OF MICIGAN I, . a I rMONDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1895. IPmci;o-TH-REE CENTS. itili Asl y:fialraf notl. PRKELIMINARY DEBATE, ma ' t i l '~ ou t~tan 1(11o11e1 is PIONEER HOME MISIONS. NO GOOD STUDENT INTER-SOCIETY CONTEST WILL ol.hinliga b. ietiigani" REV. E. ADAMS' ADDRESS AT )Tries to 1cLarn without books. BE HELD MARCH 8. 'Piicktcommaitteie on arranlgL1111ts :it NEWBERRY HALL YESTERDAY. Somepol tog ryt s Lit...…
…Ic U. of. fit Wa iu. VoL. V. No. 91. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1895. PRICE--THREE CENTS. TIDE SENATE PRIZES 'Princeton's Training Criticised. A TRIP THROUGH EUROPE. NO GOOD STUDENT A1Pinetnmagazi ne reentlv eni TO BE COMPETED FOR THIS A VERY INTERESTINC TALK BY SPRING. woeited very unfavorably upon the MR. JOHN S H E E H A N . Tries to learn without books. methoes of training which Ire in force Some people though try to...…
…Ije U. cfi Jit Eail4 Von,. V. No., 92. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, ,WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1895. PRICE-THREE CENTS. THE SENATETROPHIESI OFFERED FOR EXCELLENCE IN GENERAL ATHLETICS. Scheme for Grading Those Who Will Compete for the Cups in the' Spring Meet. In the article printed yesterday on the University Senate prizes for individual all-around excellence in outdoor and indoor athletics, it was stated that the outdoor prize would be given f...…
…of , 1 ala0 lt, VOL. V. NO. 93. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 7, I.895. PRICE----TiiRF.i?, CiFwT , IT IS STIL UNSETTLE. ! Prof. Ziwet's Paper. OFtEDUCTIONl(!.! ___.IITO{Y___NO GOOD STUDENT UNIN F EDCALSCOOS ~li~itle ot llslslll. iilisNEW COURSE FOR NEXT SEM ESj{ Ties to learn withUt hooksUI. LEF UDEIDD. giiliOfreli Iliisioill~a scityTER UNDER PROF. HINSDALE. Sonie people thouigh try to use this year was till' o1ne'list eseilo...…
…Ijc iLI. of , ' tai ln. VOL. . NO. 91. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1895. PRICE--TIIREE CENTS. CHICAGO ATHLETICS. TWO COMING IMPORTANT ATH- LETIC MEETINGS, Chicago A. A. and the First Regi- ment-Amateur Athletic Union.-- Various Events Open to Colleg- ians. An open indoor athletic meeting wi] he iven by te thicago A. A. an he first regiment, Illinois Nationa Guards, onl Satrdaty. March 2. in the first regiment armory, Mich...…
…Vol,. V. No. 95. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN . SATURDAY., FEBRUARY IR . 18915. PRICE --Fly rCENTS. 'TIS ATIING ~aOF TlE AST O'slok ths mon;!g, olh.'nthe paty Ella Shelby an(1 Mod C1ry,5of 1 and N06 0 PAS1010'boke1nips oting le "Asnill ~1011a11Rapids. Mslses Clara 1-Edy nd . 111 NINETEENTH ANNUAL BALL vrlysucsosot.t10 l ''tiorl1lopIXEddy.of Bay City, 1M1isoes lltl f, Tiesto earii without lt book. PASSE INT HISORY. as h oe'0i111 10101 .of t121'v 7111...…
…Ijc U. of , 1 i. 1ai t VOL. V. N o. 96. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, MONDAY, FEBRUARYI,19. PRtICE>- 'rIIIM:i? CE STS. TI(D N IIOIM About the Regents' Rcports. E Generosity in Gifts. DR. J. E. TALMVIAGE IN S. L. A. A\ngol i iltttlill y00tt-lt170 1101' )l-flonideltlc ptli 1110tEo 011111111i))for11l- COURSE SATURDAY NIGHT. Press: tioli regardil. the 10o111 and private," A:nn Artor))', 1 .1. Ii 11yourIIr .1)- gills 11111110 1t-heI)' 110)0)10 s111...…
…Ijc ti. of , i. l il . N7't% . -N. o:''r. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1895> . Pi aci.-THR '.E. CF*N--",. _________ kot -1 tiio i-i-i-lIds. X bc-li tendN. THE SChIOOL OF USIC. c NOt~~OO 10 ~ni11go icrs iGSAO{I O\ GOOD STUDENT A SYNOPSIS OF THE VARIOUS tlirouglitie etlie11100111 touta. SENATE AND HOUSE COMMIT-1 TEES ON THE UNIVERSITY HERE. ries to lern witiout Hooks. COURSES OPEN TO STUDENTS. Tit, school vear il div id int...…
…tl* . In E AL . VOL. V. N . }.48, UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, WED)NESDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1895. P RICE-THREE CENTS. T H so Ser GY 441J ill4 4'Ea 41411F e P410 1OO d.111 '1 Jim. A AiWt'SC01NSIN LE}'iTTER. Contestants forOratorical Honors. JNORLW OTE . ' - -'I'l( ol~ l 444l".'114s 1 41401-tt141 1114 ('4111- [ATU'gVERITYIS USYWIT t14111 14il ill l, 11'14 oraitorical ;"SIX SPEAKERS IN THE ORATOI ATcontSTeIstSsWTH111411 wIith t11111r41114.14144 11...…
…Ijc U. of _ VOL. V. NO. 99. UN~IVERSITY OF MICHIIGAN, TIII'RSI)AY, FEBRUARY 21, 1S9;5. PRICE-1 RE F',CENTS. STEAl5 D;1ANFOLI I M sjcg' iilog T TFIRE I{OlTECTIONO GOOD STUDENT WINNERS OF LAST NIGHTS j itl i 'elt'1 tt'.titbu. iiilan t 'tiit'5sor f j << ORATORICAL CONTESTS. Two of the Lit Orators Chosen "Three Aristocracies" and "Cen- tralization in Our Government" Their Subjects. 'lit'O~tri, i ol ti-4t' of il(to' l ort oritis. but I tij...…
…4c ti of til, it f t I jee ko Vor,. V. NTo. 1009. UNIVERSITY OF NMICHIGAN, SATIIAY . ERUARY 2:;. 18~95. I'I1It--I''lultER CENTS. rAN 1, L( )LENT A 1)1)1{E;SS. F in , ansid siFhus. s;',Iat:Faidltll 'IFill,1E NOR c(ONTES. A BRILLIANT SPEECH DELIVERED 1111talion l111 11n11hfe lhoiloIgh ilL li'THE EFFORTS OF ORATORICAL BY HON. JOHN J. LENTZ, ! Ctilllf of their' I)('0140.l1u11onaly ill ASPIRANTS AMONG THE '95 LITS.1 The Celebration of Washl...…
…~Iji U.of Al.ltDn VOL. V. PNO.1 .I.I UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 25,185 PRICE-THRUEE CENTS. MAY .\NI I)YI. 5 LW Tej11dges were Profas. MIclttglldin. i Annual Address Before the S. C. A. ~lffff T~lM _________ Ixtiowlton .11 i'l tliotoilccthoug;htIUUUU IUE I I I itiet city halii ti ii icowdled lit SENIOR LAW ORATORICAL CON- 1tutu i-1oiti)lc. t11id Profs. 'oltioit t1ighlt 1tolistellit)i- i: ildi tio ddecalire Ties to let-inwjtl...…
…~Ij It. ot7A.fn VoL. V. No. 102. UNIVERSITY-OF MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1895. PRICE-THREE CENTS. UIYCLUB LECTURE. .PROF. THOMPSON ON THE INDI- VIDUAL AND THE STATE. A Discussion of the Problem of the AdJustment of Labor to Capital, and the Distribution of Wealth. Prof. Tihonmpson gave a very sug- getive taper before Unity Club last .-veiilg 0n "The Inldividulal and 111e :State." It was given in place of one accnmulations of wealth abo...…
…tt* AL Wailx. Vol. V. No. 103. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1895. PRICE-THREE CENTS. A FIEE SILVER CLUB. THE FRIENDS OF SILVER MEET AND ORGANIZE. Committees Are Appointed on Res- olutions and Constitution - Can- vass for Members to Commene at Once. A free silver club was organied in the law deirtmet yesterday after- noon by a large sd enthusiastic crowd of students. W. I. tDowing, -9 law, was eected femporary chair- ...…
…Ijc u:. of , . a l u. VOL. V. No. 104. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1895. PRICE-THREE CENTS. PROF. TAYLOR'S ADDRESS. necessity myb eue ypaigaME O{IASCRD OGO TDN -premium on notes in circulation, thus MM. _ODIA_ EURDNG ODS UD N HIGH DEGREE OF ELASTICITY IN NATIONAL CURRENCY NEEDED. Mteans Cur Securing It Outlined- Students May Join Michigan Pol- itical Science Association. Prof. F. Ml. Taylor delivered a most 'instructi...…
…c " I s S talaism in O ur Medical School. IVEIfI ITY OF MIChIIGAN, W\EDNESDAY, IFEBRUARY 4 S -I17CToot Ues . CENTS. : I31a i Gymnast Excelior. che~eer; a 1)01( sortie had been made,I Ilk t C-and "Sophonmores swere tmauting the a,, i ii" ii uiprsn gpomrctit U darin- heseiger. Itut for a moment ii ,'Y'liifIor the reiiiov'il teared(lin the Wrennn sp es ((I l te"esCe istethc ltrt 1cii ito oi(i crs rn itrr tiiid ke ra droce of psrairie ponies, ildt...…
…Si 9. UNiIVEIZ sITY OF 1IIUIIAN1, I)SA X 111 XII1U1l' i, iii ( Nitr ruIt; Sergius Stepniak. U. of M. Oratorical Association. Waetulak the Russiani N iliilis, AtaX l eeting of the executive lc ill lecture Iahivrt II t' ! oiiifittee of the U. of ?Ml.( ratori- lerua = , is a antuo(f mithan ca11 iiAssoi ationl, held Wednesday,Ie ilirI Iint i. t Some:ti le cIMC). 4thit wais decided: lilrs 'nio Stepiatk was broutig I i. (htrations for tim' prcl i ii...…
…Ll c r . of , ll. a l . fur Sectarian School. ph cili/clis of Grand 'Trav erse; Intil ~eitie i heIC e;isintliri- in re- i t n dical colleg;e. "hle +r 5 'n" Pie'lrcd ii In cstcl iay-s Sttill < f II -id.o tn n 'tr it/cl s <f G a d -trv rse c dat aking fo>r tic ahilition (if f aitaii5 Isn e17 ~il pi ntice Gt le ;Iiv ii - of 0 lohic iiil. f iat iiir i- nil t e Jourtl ias UNIV'ERS IIY 1? I hII IGAN, I'IIII)AY. , 1T:1IIUAIIY 6, 15tH. The Library Lig...…
…I -&\ ) illU\NI\ EITY OF M1ICIIAN, A ILI 'I'IIDAY, FT:IIILI*,iUZY 7, 1191. I mcT:, TliIZ :E CFNTS. S:1Tl Th Y.Fund Grows Steadily. Th GII "fund (comitteemen, Ihiou Ill-eviously acknow ledged an~itto o ''hrehaieen IIIa(Tt, o Cit 1> turniedtin ii (liii 1D r. t~ae ell's lecture. h Cis o ete iion studetcs in the post fec ltila , Ii y t (, s u e t 1 ) t 2itu fliC moit of the canvaUSSiu hsIll cllone in the I it. I 'pact- Iletlditis beleveilthat S$1,...…
…~Ij U.Of ln.Walp putime of Work in Statistics. LUNIVEITY OF 1IICItOAN., MOND)AY, I.I'-LfIIARY Pt, i)' 1 iicTisiec:(hCENTrS. The Gym. Fund Benefit. I I li ifi Feb 01. 7, i891- lTo)-niorrow e vening lit r.IJaynesf III ' U.of 1 Iti it a liiiarlbor, l\ ftAplebeeli, of lBostoinawill ap- 1011if bear in riv osrito IIall to ive ---iThe 1 loi. (Carriill 1). IIlhis101ctiiioon '"Dickens." fir the tilgilft 110is to leiture upon Sta-f iho10lt if tlie 'vlfi...…
…L OF UNIV'EIitITY OF MICIICAN, "SD X I .811RUARlY 17,11.1. n~ I~CI ~~ICNts TU Oratorical Contest. The jidges have been selected Ilricontest of the N orthern lai rical 1'I gne, toi le heldI in 71u Arbor NIa i .I'There are to two sets of ridges. rne onl thoiight cnIsi t ioliiiithe ithiervon dte- } 'l ilg;es wreveselected rig rlitoa iprovision ofthe viri- liti 0lo~ii h t }re lii5iITe iit serve- arStcitieisurer-oir ile I.Caine,(; If Xlrrtriii of h...…
…~ts U. f fn.WaIp N EI -AY,1 BEl' I RYI '-, 1. I Vt j:, THREECENTS. W D1 Appiebee Lecture. Th etre go-cit lasteveini tt Vtertty all for the lbenefit of te a n fudvas not as succsssful from fibasec-ilIoint ttf vjet tas iws mih ra, islieds. 'kI t nitts Clrb uner wshose- ausptices the lc tor wsrgitve- still ltrolbttltlybe alt to1 tar ert 100 ti tltetcomittee.tt hen11elct tt atatth 1 tatsal Clur5 tatfew* ti; s-ks a-twere. lea-iset tttef oulttettt l...…
…~Ij U.OfT l. lp.~t~ 5c* 1I'-No. O.U ATER NEARLY FORTY YEARS' LA- BOR IN THE UNIvERS:TY. At 1reoio Nine O'clocka sefoul Career Ends.---Th e University not the Only Loser. th nid of Sthe tniversity ac a 'iii called up1o)00to omourn the dethifoneswho has lbevn forenost NrlmthUniversity what it is. C aew alone in our grief. The efiC wod hlas lost ao ardent Nre an original tlinker adola Poof extraordinary speclate H'InHnanity itself losesa thtthhas...…
…'s ±oIJ L- o , ;. I IVEIL'ITY OF MICIIIGAN I-N i Nt\EbIIa 1 MI 1k \i 'Ii DAY,11I111111 TARP 20"111. lRIG,:,Toatot ('CENS. T V FT T DR. WINCHELL. What he Was, and W hat he has Done ''What Some of his Colleagues Have to Say of Him. The Dramatic and Glee Club Enter- President Roger's Installation. tainment. -- The Otini ier alliositil st se Vester(hais-was a great lay- for thei I orthwestersi liiirersitr7 it not issli i I i lh 1 tbeeniiia ii rnos...…
…~1$ U. o nor. I-----No.1,11. ULNI\ ERftIIX O1 MICIIG UN, I IlL) AY I{ I kiAlXI21, I1)1. 1 tntcl, 111111 CET SATrr BIBLE INSTITUTE. 0r. Harper Talks on Isaiah. e Bble t~Intstituite trovitded for ttieStudents' Christian Associa- tinhgn esterttac eveiig. II ii flent h tdnsadpolet of y it lbwere 1in attendlane, tter ere delegatesnreon t fronti ei-t1ackol jls1 let n Ililam*t a ther ptlace. Sverl f our Str j(~ - i 1 1 fnoto 111 I Or r asisting ttn t...…
…" ofXJaiI+ 118 it. UNIVEIIITY OFI'MICHIGAN , TI SIAY FEII17ARY 54I, I i0.E1'ra xltECENTS. WfCH L M M~iL His studies in thes geld have i been Jiudged from tine fa(ct that tie large AINl the experience of C olege Acs f the nvriySenate Madei t ndces r tt teusp is es the is oudienece rema iei to lear it all. Menis swio know iindiaipreeite Rgaring D .W ce. to d n s erlsaes vc 13i Thepicpseces o h vn ecareful sitcruitii tit lee t- Dr. sinceseias a c...…
…tjc IK. of AT. ii*j voL I7.--.&Y 1 TEILNE. tlerary Monthly of the U. o To Apear Next Week. lltgiil th e editors of te larer hv n t yeiubil anpc i hedt of its irtfp i it i redi fromi a rl Pa if lesthe I'lsisa 0(a.o ex ek ii t he 41 he storie, iid it is all iii to o standlardi of merit tiat has h emiL )" This ssufficiently ati We iskiown that the fro 1 e Pens oft President ca actr r. dansTe literaryc itf55 f nswhich have bens reei ae allthne ofl...…
…*of VOL. I _ 1+(i U- I\ EITY OF MICIGAN, IA lkSlAk\ FLI lul k1Y 26, 1TIi I io i RF ETo S .t~i T U1t 10WILL BE THE WINNERS? pirobablyi ) is follaws: ()n delivery th reliiolna,.y Oratorical Contest iIll.Dn-I ikno.Dtot tbyHeld To-morrow Niih.e io. .S.IFitcli.L1nin11a51 11-' Muhiiiieretis liing tknii i an cini itillPo V -i A (;(°e thosiierll slieciilatiiiiias to wo wo anig:l l I.' i ate sfi l i ni-I liii, ii ill "-+ lull1 lie lic l yali10vrilsc is...…
…or. I-- x1l .I NIVEibsITY O1 '\II..III \.N, tn. W i , FRID)AY, IlIZUiilAiLY 27, I1591. PInci.:, ZToIn-c .Y UNIVERSITY FUNDS. j Where the Money Comes From to Run-.This Instituticn. 1 . lie onIe-twventieth If aitnmill tax is a gixeral lax, and~ was author- izedl by section i, act ;2, laxis of TIhese are the characteristics wichel dleterine imthe kin;g()t ti)-ilxi. N\u- lxiii iii5 iilistraiti~Sio s eelriiu-it tii I' -(Il~iiiistate Ireasarer Dais ...…
…'--N. is. UNSVEWTY 01 MICtOIG; A, ~nAMWail -AT[URDAY. VE1BlUA1RY POOL'ij Vjzicv, Tmzvi,: CENTS. Th y und Enter tainment Pro- grant T I il' ) i Plt rt rih fr te c tran iiiiflto tael i vcnto (le t o I Iscl n h h t , i th r i v (2 r i t y h li l .iac b c tie©la Olley ions to 1t.k 11pa Sin th. e trtanmc~t rc heDa raatibr Suhterr i . C e lu Bao l nn aid the C( (umc-n Orchestra.... Y11ersity (ii ee Clnh............ co.edellota.t ~e tl oi tetten........…
…VOL. V1. No. 894. UNIVELISITY OF MICHIGAN, SATURD)AY, FEBRUARY 1, 1896. FouR PAGEcS-3 CENTS.r ONE IIITARI Is enough for one person to I play on at one time. One 11 guitar is not enough, how- 1041 ever, to supply 3,000 stu- I constantly in stock several H S dozens of guitars of various SI makes and prices. y IBETTER LOOK AT OUR UOFM. GUITAR.,1 S It's good as its namve. i5$ THE ANN ARBOR ORGAN CO., 110 S. MAIN ST. Last D Oy GREAT SHOE SALE! -Of...…
…lie . a , 1a . VOL. VI. No. 90. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1 ,36. FOUR .PAGES-3 CENTS. V TILNDACEUJN TOLDO ATH LET-C CONTESTS. PSI UPSILON CHAPTER YYEUJE1 Princeton and Yale Met to Arrange Organized at Chicago in the Face 111 ONM UIAL t ANULELD WILLY NOTSI BE.for Them of Oposition Is enough for one person to i HELD IN GYMNASIUM.iu oa nd ir dsa mvehs e mdeb play on at one time. OneI Decided at Committee Meeting lllrsiiii...…
…VOL. VI. No. 91. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 18 6. FouR PAGE-3 CENTS. i i- ONE GUITAR Ni Is enough for one person to!+ S play on at one time. One N S guitar is not enough, how- if S ever, to suppiy 3,000 stu- I dents. That's why we have constantly in stock several + dozens of guitars of various i S makes and prices. t jBETTER LOOK AT OUR I t U. OF M. GUITAR. It's good as its name. STHE ANN ARBOR ORGAN GO., 11 N S. MAIN SIT. ...…
…lie tt* Of Vor.. VI. No. 92. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY T, 1896. FOUR PAGES-3 CENTS. i' VO.V.N.9.UIESTtFMCIAFIDY ERJ1Y 86 ORPOS3CNS 1=922 212ims 4rt ~ONE GUITAR I, S Is enough for one person to play on at one time. One suitar is not enough, how- ever, to spl 3,000 st- det.That's why we have Oi oesof guitars of various makes and prices. BETTER LOOK AT OUR ?U. OF M. GUITAR N It's good as its name. N N THE ANN ARBOR ORGAN CO.,...…
…v Cl e . a , . a tn. VOL. VI. No. 93. UNIVEIISITY OF MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1696. .FOUR PACES-6P CENTS. t S ONE GUITAR pesnt j Is enough for onepesnt .play on at one time. One guitar is niot enough, how- 55K Oi ever, to supply 3,000 stu- 3p l dents. That's why we have9 AN constantly in stock several I S dozens of guitars of various IsI + makes and prices. O +BETTER LOOK AT OUR +N {{' U. OF M, GUITAR,. I It's good as its name. IS...…
…VOL. VI. No. 94. UNIVERSITY OF MICH[GAN, SA.TURD.AY, FEBRUARY 15, 1896. SIX PAGES-3 CENTS. 4 ONE GUITA s EIWII REA~T SOCIAL EVET AP D EPJEDSC SOCIAL EVENT TO COM E. Ta enough for one person to 1NM'4'4 T " tSrLBLLDN IS NNA 6PO 1FIELD IN DANCING PARTY. ON' play on at one time. One OFF SMOOTHLY. 00THE GYMNASIUM. Leap Year Affair Which Will gutris not eiiough, how-11 Eclipse All Other Balls or Promo- guta ENJOYABLE TIRIP TO TOLEDO. AL.LSU7CCEaSFU+...…
…lie . Of a )NDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1896. Fouit PAGES-3 CENTS. VOL. VI. No. 95. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, AIO VOL. VI. No. 93. UNIVERSITY OF MIChIGAN, MC INDAY, FEBRUARY 17, lsDd. Fou~ PAOES-3 CENTS. pOINE GUITAR 11 1 Is enongh for one person to S play on at one time. One guitar is not enough, how- t1ll W1 ever, to supply ,000 otu- H~l dents. That's why we have 40l1 constantly in stock several 00I dozens of guitars of various 1141 I makes and pr...…
…sI~ VOL. VI. NO'. 96. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 18, lt 96. FOUR PAGES-3 CENTS. IONE GUITAR Is enough for one person to N S play on at one time. One j guitar is not enough, how- ever, to supply 3,000 stu- dents. That's why we have S constantly in stock several y dozens of guitars of various HK snmakes and prices. BETTER LOOK AT OUR wK 1tU. OF M, GUITAR. I? ~I t' g sis me S. MA IN ST. 1896. 1896. ' MICHIGAN'S SHAME. Communica...…
…VOL. VI. No. 9 '. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, NES)A.Y, FEBRFUARY 1f,1l, PiP. FOURt PAGl S-3 CENTS. WEDIl - - t IxT'A z -4 'RI4Q =z-I- a _TT NOW X) luiloruated, lie' silent l'ls'living 'itd- 0 ~ ~ ~ t 00BAooN IS 1 11 1.. Avg_______t RR l'ltd ('lcr(ditslo ro very ('('ely 1 of' ONE UITAR "0STUDENTS WHO STUDY ABROAD (50 ork. Ifi )' ti-onu0s 111h(Ifsll i Is enough for one person to NOT RESTRICTED TO GERMANY, one br-silh 11l- he still has his o- HN ...…
…VOL. VI. No. 98. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, FEB3RUARY 20, 1896. FOUR PAGES-3 CENTS. IJOLMES IS MADE CAPTAIN. SBICYCLE~S. g BASEBALL MEN ACCEPT MR, S We desireetogive noice thtwe( DEN'1ESGNTIN to pose to matze a bi~t 1bid for 111 EN ESGAIN bicylehbusinesthis erasn e ! have secuored the ag-ency foe the ' Active Work in Baseball to Begin ]DAYTON o at Once-Candidates Should Re- Bicycleo which ihas earted a port at Gymnasium-The New Iiii.ht...…
…the . a In wft - VOL. VI. No. 99. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1696. FouR PAGES-3 CENTS. VOL. VI. No. 99. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1s96. FOUR PAGES-3 CENTS. SBICYCLES. ~ We deire to give no~ice that we propose to mkoh o bihd for bitycle basiness ths seo. We II S hae secured the agecy for the tlycieoewhch hasearneda 10,0 reuttioiasonef the 11 het heels ma depre $1010. We 1 eanthe aginy for the 1414 SBEN...…
…the . o , . 11c 1n. VOL VI. No. 100. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN , SA'TURDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1896. SIX PACES-3 CENTS. Ir ,{BY~bY , P1{ES. ADAMS71J PRINCETON'S DEBATERS. -CLASS OF SXGAUTS BICYCLES. Iy Representatives Chosen to Meet NN 11 ~~~~HAS CONSENTED TO SPEAK ATHGRNIGO DPLMSA We desre to .give ntic litwe 1t OMNEET Harvard.GRNTNGOP IPO MARS S A bitheyle husiness tis seasonl. WeSerintertl 111 outet till deild hare seured the agency foe tie I...…
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