The Freshmen's Mistake

Thie Freshmea had their banq-uet at Grfunger's Fridfay nügtot, and enjpy■eítl tihie o'ooasi'Oii very rauch. They bad programs arad rnecuus priint!d i'a Debrpit) and tSue eoptoamores got possessioa of tliem by getting tliem out of th-e Express Office. The pnognams were never seeni agaii'a but Wie menu's appearetf duróag thie even-iTig -wlth "OompliinenltB of '99" written across the face of the cards. Hiad ther beeu a p.rninrtins estalblïshonent li Ann Arbor high-toned enough to havo priinbed these tvro nat uncommon sart of jobs, ie Fresfomeu ■wauT.ü have liad programs and cairds de'Jbvered inito thmix ownjliands. but of eourse thie was mort. the case. Ann Arbar peop'e are ?ool enough to d'onate moraey to student enterprises, but must raat txpect thedr patnomage ii retawn. (Maroh torwke a l'ong lime oí monthly déficits iu tb re-vemoe by raCUns "I a .$0,000,000 suip:ue. The cliamge, hrowever, was oause-d' by tb heavy ii't'hdirawa.1 of goodis f rom bond iu Marcb im arder ta luead offt he advanced duties íiiich are to carne frora the iiuig:tey bill. Of oaurae these wi.:i mot bO kept up.a.nd April may agfuta show a dofici't. Tha need for addiitioiiiiai reveime, 'tlïat is to Bay, is as ui-gent as evier, ajaia ths eouatry wantte tlue setiat-e to push the tarill measure wiltli all practicable speed.