Adrian Pressisms

Mike Lehman, nL Ann Arbor, one of the best Scotch lawyers ever bom in Gernrany, has begun suit in the circuit omirt over in Washtenaw, against the Toledo Ice company, for $10,000 damag-es, by reason oí the death of Albert Morey, which came from the collapse ot the conipany's building at Whltmore Lake. An ice suit isn't alw.iys a ntce suit and the company gets but cold comfort out of it. We believe most of the claims for damages have been adjudicated, but Lehman has not had his share, though he was not one of the injured workmen. 4 The Ann Arbor Times says: "Never wear a shoe that will not allow the great toe to lie in a straight line " The peoullarity of Ann Arbor shoee 13 that they do not at al] lnterfere with the tendency of the wearer to lie in a straight line', a crooked one, a circle "i on the scu o An Ann Arhor firin, l'ull of local ; luft have printed on their enveiopes thi attraetttms of thei-r city. Aip.ong othei thingS they claim is "Streëts, natura; adatn." Wrpng spell. It is natural miíck, Adam. -:: ■■:■ When it comes to büying books in Ann Arbor, nearly everybody wants to go to Wahr and get bargains. i: And now Ann Arbor is in convulsiona i ver the best kind of paving io adopt. it makes no difference what has been done in other places where paving has bren' going on for (il'ty years. The fellows inside and outside ooun(il know all alut i!, and Lhe flght ia on between brick and asphalt. And the arsrumenrs deduced ai e as lucid and sátisfactoiy as farmer.-.' grange ( entniversy, "Will Chess Gruw frojii Wheat?" Ann Arbor peopje will leai'n that on somé streets one kind of pavement is better tiian the other, and of eourse that's the kind to use. Ay one oug;ht to know that.