Ann Arbor Editors

[ConcluJed f rom Tmmliius Daihj Sews.) By special request of nunierous friends of the editor whose extreme modesty would not allow liim to insert liis own name among the illustrious ones whose history lie presented to the public, last Tuesday, we insert the fullowing : il. WASHINUTON' lttil KUT, or siipjiosed to be, on account of inherent traits of truthfulness peculiarly characterit ir of the first president. There's a little obcurity about it, however, but that ihoxdd be his chrisiened c gnomen. At a vfry carly age he attracted the attention of the gods. Cupid saw hiui, adtuired his beauty, and II, the little urcliin simple, Touched his chin and lelt a (limpie. I Mier gods admiringly gazed upon liim. IMnto, rrnuching near h. Tuuched Ui head and lelt lt read. And thu.s it has evi-r been, and toe modo jar diflkultata . nafra cueendit, shedding myi of eloctric light f'rom his exaltivl i'iniDoee.