…'o,4, i~wi a iiv Assoc] PRI DAY AND NI "' SERF ,Y 1 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1918. PRICE 1APTURE 9,000 AUSTRIANS; 1 TROOPS GAIN NEAR GUISE; i PROGRESS ON FOUR FRONTS TRAIL TO- DER; HUN HT , RANGE T TIME tuate Kraguiezetz,, heast of Belgrade, Serbia 55 e Associated Press) . 28. - More than 9,000 ere taken prisoners in on the Italian ding to the war, oday. Fifty-one front office guns Associated Press) 28.-Still f...…
…51 "1'U ceed not so much from the spirit of AT "putting one over on the prof" which HHIGAN used to actuate the, skilful bolter, as xcept Monday from a disorganization of morale- in- the Board in dividual morale. There is manifest an attitude of laissez faire as far as the eATED PREtSS students are concerned, in regard to d all news dis- class attendance. It is a sign of erise cred edspiritual disintegration, the kind of slacking that attacks a...…
…RTS lililililllllllilililil Al Intramural -j pilot position, it is necessary for him to get some relief occasionally, and there is but one other man on the squad who can fillthis shoes. Jordan is the other quarterback, but he, is new at the position. Should1 Daniels. prove good'at the game, he will come1 in handy. Ila, ml- , )ld Time Not f Dark- READY didate for nother Is the point toward t is driving his;/men. actice yesterday aft- y u...…
…w U I "FIGHTING FRANCE"-by Stephane 1 MENDS Lauzanne. Published by D. Apple- CAN ton company, New York. France is suffering but not "bled r arrived white." This is the central theme of rsity aft- M. Stephane Lauzanne's book, "Fight- one-half ing France." M. Lauzanne was pres- infantry. ent at the last commencement at Petit was which time he received an honorary a branch degree from the University, and made it he im- a .powerful impression i...…
