…Th~r E114MU1a at SUNDAY MAGAZINE ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, APRIL 29, 192-3. Barbarism Recoils and Strikes and Asiatic Christianity Suffers It is an apparent fact that when a, JACK BERKMAN the Christian world answered the crie period of several years has elapsedl of the unhappy victims of the barbr- after the close of any great war, only ran. May Christian America e hn- those of the nation who have peron ored ally cone into contact withil the...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, APRIL 29, 192: PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, APRIL 29, t92~ Hamlin Garland F. L TILDEN If Hanlin Garland's parents ad,' more be accused of being under [Rs- sot been of pioneer stock, if they had sian or Santinavians influeoces th-as been content to remain in rtted te could be nmisaken for i'assa .01 cootfort, livng in consplareof security, Iltis not just Amerian; hte is unl- instlead of being drive...…
…SUNDAY; APRIL 2, 12923 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGZ TIIRE3 Militarism Crushed to Earth Developmtents in the Eiurotpean situ-; LT. GEORGE A. STRACKE various districts of Germany. These increaeo the ocaspied arnths byt the exist in fact, inure or less secret. These irncreo tseingcuied ofe by Socej are the forest parloles and the like, Frech re ein viwedwith alarm h er ofcomntding officers required inoecom~ponnt flti a~any which aeof four kinds. First...…
…AGN FOUlt 1H MICHIGAN-D SUNDAY, APRIB. 29, 1-23 ---- -. .THE "."IGAr lATL SUNDA. PRIL 29. 11155il 0 Michigan Reds LILLIAN REID "A spectre is haunting Europe- to the practical worker is, "What am the spectre of communism," wrote I going to get out o it?" He is work- Karl Marx in 1848 in his Communist Ing hard to tay for a little house, and Manifesto, the favorite textbook of the a little car, and to put money in the radicals. Almost a cent...…
…SUNDAY, APRIL 29, 1923 - THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE 1iViC T he G r sit that all restrictions as to isv. matters we attain is formed by Eng- edness becomes oppressive after a few 4IRf(OyIC porting and construction in this di- 'lish rather than American masters." pages. Such is the effect "The Smart rection will be removed. For the The article trails off into generaliza- , Gr"hainsuo m nocn ban G rins present the German factories are' tions, howeve...…
…PAGF SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY APRIL 2, 192 -Oc. Vlia, and the King of the House specialist can and will cavil at any- - ~ of David should have had ther look- thing, excepting sucha book as hie into_ ih omli tte. writes himself, and it does not require in to. m[ltt ompainat te s-v-much of a specialist to find faults in cal small us of Dr. Tlom. on'. this one. But no book, and especially oceo davy, his So-called 'n1 tral r-! no large book, ...…
…SUNDAY, APRIL 29, 1923 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAC SVN POPULAR can find The work is very readable i AMONG THE AGAZINES The purchas prier of one do'lar for PS C O O Yand the points made are sell support- (Continued from Page Five) he Yale Rview shold not hinder the PSYANCHOLOGY.ByHuh) dyil lustrations and references to L. 1'i her, President of the Board of con. retntis reader fron perusing HUnMA~n ('AIICEI fyHgiE. al ie Education in England, writes ...…
…PAL.. EIGhT AMONG THE MAGAZINES (Continued from Page Seven) ritte: Bynne. I have seen and i hope c see bett'. Doubler Deaers. The New Pe.rson's, on account of its art, its composition, and its pa- per, is not enticing to the literary rind; but its list of contents is quite attractive. Among the articles in the April number are Carl Van Doren's "A Note on the Essay", Frank lar- ris' "Henri Matisse: Master Painter", and Fiodor Chaliapin's "Pages...…
