If There Is Any One Thing More Than Another That Louis J. Lisemer Has In

d against in the past, both witli pen and voice, tlnit tbing is monopoly - with a lig M. lts dangers have been portrayed by him in vivid colore. The trusts, rom the sugar trust, tu the text-book trust, have received tlie most nevere eennre, and yet we find this octopus qnietly assuming tho role of a monopolist limself, and a gigantic oue at tbat, consi'tering the size and iinportance of oui ity. Just listen while we reeouut lus many claims to monopoly : Editor and rincipal ovvner of the Daily Times. Ovvner and editor of the Germán Hausreund & Post. Ovvner and manager of the Athens Theat.re. Manager of the Ann Arbor Exehange of the New State Telephone Co. Stockholder in the Ypsilanti ïrand Opera House. Points out the path for the Ann Arbor Democrat and the Washtenaw Times Band ; the Ypsilanti Weekly Times and the Atheus Orchestra o travel in, besides having designs on the War Cry, it is hinted. Combining all hese we find that Mr. Lisemer is the largest individual water taker in the city; ;he largest consuiner of gas - without any reference to his newspapers; the argest individual eraployer of labor; and receives the most mail of any one peron in the city of Ann Arbor. Hereafter should we read any of his vigorous ronuneiamento's against the monopolista of this country we shall take off our ïat and bow, out of sublime admiration at the gall of it. Go to ! you're another !