Dr. Angell Leaves

Dr. Angelí and ais wlfe leave tonight for New York, where they take the ateamer Nonnandie for Havre, France, next Saturday nigiii. Frpm Qavre they expeci to go direct to Turkey. Tu say thal Dr. Angelí will be sadly niis.-r,; Siere In Ann Arbor is but to Eeebly express tin' general fee'.ing in ilie matter. Por many years Ii' lias been a familiar figure in the streets cf Ann ArbOT, mul his won for h;mst'ii' a place in the hcarts of all. Alw.-iys. kind and affable, the trip which lic made down town almost overy morning was 1 xked Corwuitl to by those witli whom he carne in contact, wiih the greatesl pleasure. It is tlie same wiih Mrs. Angelí, lis estimable wlfe, who has been coneidcr.'il ctecessary to the success of the social functlons whlch are held throughout the year. position in society will bc a hard one ti) flll. Dr. Angelí was down town this morning saytng good-ty i; iiis many frieiids and .uivin.u' each a hearty handshake. When asked as ti what Und of a time he expected to have in Turkey, he said ili.it he anticipated fun, of course, as Constantinople was au enjoyable place to live in; but Uiere would be plenty oí hard wm-k and responstbility conneeted wiih the iluties of ambassador to a eouatry where tvyiji.ir. c-ircuinstiini-cs are suie to arise. Students and citizens have come to look upon President Angelí as a kind of father to the greal Universlty over which he has presided suocessfully for so many happy years, and if is hard to realize ihat bis familtar face aud figure will nor be seen again for souie linie aliiuit the tmvn and campus. W'irh regard to his return. Dr. Angelí made his usual diplomatie reply. He slmply said thal he had been granted a year's leave of absence by :iie régents. Wnether he returns at the end of the year or remaina in the EJast for many years, he may res1 assured that he will ii" weleomed virlien he comes back tu A'üu Arbor. The whole of Ann Arbor wish' s him Godspeeil. a safe and pieasant (onrney and a speedy return to the city whicli es - ■ much for hin.. when the lutles oí his office have been brought to O. successful ienninaiion.