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THORNTON HARDIE 
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J. E. \i\7INFREE • • • • • • . P1·, sid 1zt 
HELEl LAKE • • • • • • i·zc, -P1·e~id 1zt ANNIE CA~IPBELL • • • • 

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G. H. BRUSH • • • • • P1·esident 
c. G. SMITH • • Vicc-P1·eside1it CROW BROTHERS • S ec1·eta 1~y-T1·easll 1~e1·s 
w. H. GARY • S e1·gea1it-a t-A 1~11is 
Winter Term 
TOM HART P1~esiclent 
J. T. PERSONS Vice-P1·esi'cle1it 
H. LEONARD • • . Sec1·eta1·y-T1~easzt1·er 
N. N. LACY S e1·gea1zt-at-A rms 
Spring Term 
c. G. SMITH • • • • • P1·csicl ·11t 
W. P. SHAFER • • • 1.,.i(' c-p J'cs i ( l c Jl t 
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J. F. GOODHUE 	P 1·csicle>z t 
L. L. 	JESTER • • • • • • 
CLAY PRESTON S cc 1·cta 1·y-T1·c·asll 1·c1· 


L. C. GUTHRIE • • • • 	Se>·g ca11 t-a t-.41·111 s
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R. U. ANDREWS 	._'{l ' J'fj l' Q11t-Cl t-~4. 1·111.~ 
J. F. GOODHUE 	S c,·gea11 t-(l t-.4 1·111.~ 
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P. P. COOi( 	• • .._ cc1·c Ir11· 11-T1·l 1Ct .'-' l t 1· ,~ 
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ARNOLD KIRI<PATRICI< • 	• • P re. irlf'11t 

J. I. PERI<INS . • • • • 	• 

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S e1·gea1it-cit-A ·1·nis
R. v. l\'1URRAY • • • • • 
Second Term 
P1·esiclent
J. A. FLAUTT • • • • • • • 
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R. s. SUTTON • • • 
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JOHN KASKERVICH • • • • 
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B. s. BRUCE • • • • • 
Third Term 
P1.. esiclent
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J. v. WRIGHT • • • • • • 
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RALPH c. DAVIS • • • • 
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R . V. MURRAY • • • 
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G . V. BRINDLEY • • • 
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J. 	R. MAN • • • • • • • P1·esiclent ROBT. A. JONES • • • • • Vice-P1·esicle11t MISS BERTHA URDONG • • • S ec1·eta 1·y-T1·eas z£1·e·r 



E. A. LESLAY . • • 	• • Se1·gecc1it-cl t-A 1·11is 
D. M . HOWARD • • • 	• • • 
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D. M. HOWARD • 	• • • • • • P 1·es icle1z t 
E. A. LESLAY • • • • • • V ice-P 1·es ille?1.t MISS BERTHA URDONG • • S ec 1·cta 1·y-T1·ects ll 1·e 1·
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E. A. EILAND • 	• • • • • • 
L. M. ROGERS • • • • • • vT ice-P1·es iclr1it MISS BERTHA URDONG S Pc 1·eta1·y-T1·ea~') zt 1·e1· 
A. B. VONDOHLEN 	• • • • S e1·gea1zt-at-A 1·11z.~ 
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C. H. BROWNLEE • 	• • 
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R. B. MCBRIDE • 	• • 
R. H. HARGROVE • 	• • • 
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L. 	C. ELLIS • • • • • 
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LAURA EUNICE WINGO DELLA HALL MATTIE DRUCILLA GOSNEY SOPHIA HEATH 


JENNIE RILEY KATHERINE TIPTON EMILY SELLMAN NANCY SMITH FARMER ELLA R. WHITE MARY EMILY KNIGHT ANNA GREER AUDRY HENDERSON 
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HATTIE VAN PELT MYRTLE MERLE THOMPSON 

JOSEPHINE SOPHIA WAGNER GRACE FREEMAN SYLVIA MARIE TELLIER LEUTIE LOCKE COOPER MAMIE HUTSHINSON JESSIE ELLA McCORD VERA MAE ALDRICH ELLA JEREPHINE SWENSON ADELINE APPLEWHITE KATHERINE WEATHERFORD HAZEL KATHERINE BRADY WILLIE ALETHA WILSON SADIE MARTIN MARY BESS OTIS HELEN GREEN AL NEOMA G. SHOWERS ISOLA ALIEF APPLING WILL DEAN BIVENS 
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HEES f ootaball ees a bumma game, 
I go to se heem j usta same; 
A leetla fella stoopa down 

An' ho Ila out an' maka frown ; 
''Seex, feefteen, twanty, seexty-four !'' 
'Fore he got time to say no more, 
Dey runna up an' down da fiel'. 
I theenk I getta colda deal; 
I no can seen notheeng at all 
Een theesa game of f ootaball ! 

UT up an' down da granda stan' Dey yella justa beat da ban' Weeth ''Rah-Rah-Rah'' an' ''W'at's 
mat'?'' An' wave da steeck an' throw da hat, An' ring da bigga dinner bell, An' make da racket lika well. Dey beat da bigga bassa drum, An' holla, ''Theesa playin' some!'' One bigga fell a shake da mon', An' shout, ''Hot stuffa! Seex to one!'' An' seeng, ''Da greates' team of all Eees theesa team of footaball !'' 
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C. BURGHER 
L. 	CULLUM GARY BATTERSBY
J. CULLUM PHILLIPS
\V. DEALEY NICHOLSON l\iOORE BROWN
KELLEHER HORTON
KONE l\1oss HOLT 

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TRACK 
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J. D. WILLIS, Afa1iager . MAX THOMAS W. H. CAMPBELL L. EASTLAND 
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T. N. WATHEN, CaJJtain (Resigned). 

R. B. HOLLIDAY, M anage1·. 
J. H. BROWNLEE, Assistant Manage1·. 

Pitchers, H. Groesbeck, R. Johnso11; Catche1·, C. W. Weller; First Base, H . P . Robertson; Second Base, T. H. Stacy; Third Base, T. C. Johnson, Jr.; Short Stop, D. Hughs; Ot1tfielclers, M. B. Jones, V. Taylor, Z. Nixon, R. Adamso11. 
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25, Austin Texas vs. St. Edwards, 7-8. 
27, Geo1·getown Texas vs. S. W. U., 12-4. 

2, Aust;n 5, Austin 6, Aust'n 7, Atistin 8, Austin 9, Atistin 
10, Austin 12, At1stin 13, Aust;n 14, Austi11 15, Aust' n 16, At1stin 19, Waco 20, Waco 
Texas vs. Detroit, 11-1. 
Texas vs. St. Edwards, 9-0. 
Texas vs. Chicl{asha Indians, 13-4. 
Texas vs. Austin Colleg·e, 2-0. 
Texas vs. Houston League, 3-4. 
Texas vs. T. C. U ., 2-5. 
Texas vs. T. C. U., 3-2. 
Texas vs. St. E dvva1·ds, 2-0. 
Texas vs. San Antonio League, 2-5. 
Texas vs. San A11to11io Leagtie, 1-10 . 
Texas vs. D::illas Leag·i;e, 0-8. 
Texas vs. Dallas League, 0-13. l 

Texas vs. T. C. U., 3-10. 
Texas vs. T. C. U., 24-12. 

21, Waxahachie Texas vs. Tr!nity, 3-5. , 22, Sher1nan Texas vs. Aust;n College, 1-5. 23, College Station Texas \rs. A. & M., 4-5. 24, College Station Texas vs. A. '-~ M., 0-2 . 26, Aust!n Texas vs. S. W. U., 6-0. -0 30, Aust'n Texas vs. Baylor, 12-10. 
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The alumni felt it the \\·hole school felt it spreading fire tl1rot1gh tl1e hearts of all. A. & 1\1. had beaten the Sooners 15-5 \\That '\\'Ot1ld 11appen "'hen the 01·a11ge a11d Oklahoma clashed? Then answe1,. The tean1 fot1ght like heroes. l{i1,l\.pat1,icl{, Stiele1,, 1\1001,e, and l\1assingill 

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HE i..evival of basketball at Texas is due almost enti1..elJ1 to the efforts of one man Morgan Vining. It \Vas through his constant applica­tion tl1at student interest was aroused, and a squad brought out to 
practice under Mr. Metzenthin. It is true that the season \Vas by no means a st1ccess, but Captain Vining's work kept the game alive a11d gave it a grip, which from its present prog1..ess in 1910, promises to be long·-endu1..ing. 
The basketball team had an effective pair of for\\1ards in Ha1--die and Vining, and six guards from whom to choose. Estill played the v\1hole year at center. Vining was easil)1 the star of the yea1·. Texas vvon from Baylor and a fevv minor schools, but went do,vn inglorio11slJ1 before Allen Academ)1 
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THE TEAM 


M. VINING . 	• • • Ca1Jtct ii1i 

W. E. METZENTHIN 	• • Coaclz 

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Eastland, vV. H. Campbell, W. Fink, A. 
Grambling, J. D. Willis. 

SCORES 

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• Texas vs. Deaf and Dt1mb, . • 39-9 Texas vs. Allen Academy, . • 21-42 Texas vs. Allen Academy, . 21-3l:
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(FOUNDED AT MIAMI UNIVERSITY, 1848.) 

Texas Beta Chapter 
(ESTABLISHED IN 1883.) 

CITY MEMBERS 

BURKE BAI<ER IRELAND GRAVES 
J. H. CALDWELL F. L. JE\J\TETT ROBERT CAMPBELL 
J. W. LOWBER
J. R. CARPENTER 
F.H.RAYMOND
LEIGH ELLIS CL~t\RENCE w. ''' ELLER
FRANZ FIZET 
L. B. FONTAINE J. H. WILLIAMS 
J. H. GILLESPIE C . A. WILCOX 
FACULTY MEMBERS 
E. c. BARI{ER w. S. CARTER 
C . R. BASKERVILLE D. B. CASTEEL 
MORGAN CALLOWAY, JR. E. T. MILLER 

STUDENT MEMBERS 
FRAN!( BOYNTON JOHN L. M MEANS CEDRIC BURGHER R. HOWARD MCMEANS TOM S . BYRNE W. L. L. MOORE 
C. JEROME CARTWRIGHT WALTER A. PARISH 
T. HUGHES CODY DONALD PENN 
H. V. CUNNINGHAM ROBERT R. PENN 
WALTER DEALEY DAVID M. PICTON, JR. 
DONALD DUNCAN CLAY PRESTON 
HOMER HARRIS, JR. THOMAS B. RAMEJ.", JR. 

MIMS J. JACI{SON R. Q. M. REEVES 
JOIIN A. JAMES ALFRED SMITH, JR. EDMUND KEY, JR. T. HARWOOD TACY HAROLD KIMBALL N. A. STEDMAN, JR. 
CLAY KUYKENDALL ARTHUR D. STONE 
J. L. LIPSCOMB JOHN w. TI!\-1MINS ANDREW T. MCCORMIC!{ JOEL. WARD 
W. VERNON MCINTYRE JOHN DEB. ''' HEELER 
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(ESTABLISHED IN 1883.) 


CITY MEMBERS 
B. S. BROWN G. H. KINSOLVING 
J. F. CLARK D. N. McGLAUCHLIN 

S. R. FISHER L. A. MITCHELL 




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(FOUNDED AT THE UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA, 1867.) 
A. J. BEYERL Y 

J. L. BELL 
V. L. BROOI{S 
E. C. CALDWELL 
R. M. COLQUITT 
F. T. CONNERLY 
N. A. DAWSON 
A. N. DENTON 
G. S. DOWELL 
A. C. ESTIT.JL 
J. R. BAILEY KILLIS CAMPBELL 
C. W. BAILEY 
T. B. BARTLETT 
C. W. BICI{LEY 
S. A. BLAIR 
PHILIP COOK 

J. B. DOOLEY 
A. D. DYESS tJ. E. EDMONDSON 
J. P. FLACI{ 
J. H. GILL 
M. F. GILL 
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Tau Chapter 
(ESTABLISHED IN 1884.) 
CITY MEMBERS 

S. W. FISHER 
W.W. 
FISHER 

F. 
K. FISHER MALCOLM GRAHAM 

W. 
A. HARPER 

W. 
D. HART 

H. 
L. HILGARTNER JOE GILBERT 

S. 
N. KEY ARTHUR MOORE 


FACULTY MEMBERS 

G. P. GARRISON 
I. P. HILDEBRAND 
STUDENT MEMBERS 

w. 
G. GILLIS 

W. 
0. GROSS 

D. 
H. HART, JR 

H. 
R. F. HELLAND 

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B. HOUSTON 

W. 
P. HUTCHESON 
MURRAY B. JONES 


H. 
V. KILEY 

R. 
W. KING 

W. 
B. LIPSCOMB 

W. 
MARK M CGEE 


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F. C. VON ROSENBERG HORACE THOMPSON 
R. J. THOMPSON 
W. M. THORNTON 
A. W. TOWNSEND 
J. WOOLDRIDGE GOODALL WOOTEN JOE WOOTEN 
J. W. MAXWELL 
F. ,V. SIMONDS 
T. U. TAYLOR 
A. G. O'NEILL 
D. P. PACE 
G. B. PEELER 
J. W. ROCI{WELL 
R. I. SANSO~! 
H. F. SEARIGHT 
C. SLAUGHTER 
w. A. WADE 
W. J. ~'ALDEN 
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(FOUNDED AT VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE, 1865.) 

Texas Gamma Eta Chapter 
(ESTABLISHED IN 1897.) 

CITY MEMBERS 


ARTHUR F. BISHOP 
WALTER BREMOND 

S. E. CHANDLER 
W. E. GIESEN 
T. W. GREGORY 
STUDENT 
L. E. DALLAS 
E. C. DEMONTELL 
R. C. GOETH 
L. B. HARRIS 
T. P. HART R.0.HUNNAM 
Z. V. NIXON 
R. L. PATTERSON 
W. P. IRVIN HARRIS MASTERSON AVERY RECTOR ERNEST VINSON WILL WEST 
MEMBERS 
H. L. PLATTER 
C. B. POPENOE 
J. H. POWELL 
L. H. POWELL 
C. W. ROSSER 
w. 
I. SIMS 


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A. TERRY 

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(FOUNDED AT JEFFERSON COLLEGE, 1848.) 
Tau Deuteron Chapter 
(RE-ESTABLISHED IN 1901.) 

CITY 
F. H. S. DIBRELL 
H. w. JENKINS 
MEMBERS 
B. H. RICE 
F. D. RUSSELL 
WILBUR H. YOUNG 


FACULTY 
S. R. ASHBY 
W. T. HALE 
STUDENT 
C. H. ALEXANDER 
A. C. ALLEN 
J. A. BARCLAY 
S. A. BARCLAY 
L. C. BRENIZER 
W. BRENIZER 
G. H. BRUSH 
W. H. CAMPBELL 
c. 
G. CARTER 

R. 
L. CARTER 

J. 
D. CULLUM 

L. 
H. CULLUM 

Z. 
H. FRENCH 

J. 
R. GOLDEN 


W.W. 
HOLDEN 

H. 
LEE 

L. 
W. LINI< 

S. 
LIPSCOMB G.L.LONG 


MEMBERS 
TOM. HOLDEN 
E. D. SHURTER 
MEMBERS 
W. W. McALLISTER 
W. W. l\1EACHlJM 
W. M. MORGAN 
E. C. MUSE 

A. W. PLEASANTS 
S. D. RAMSEY 
B. H. RICE, JR 
W. S. SCHREINER 
R. B. SHA'V 

F. F. SIMPSON 
R. F. SIMPSON 
T. D. STAMPS 
H. J. L. STARK 
R. G. STOCI<EY 
A. SURI{AMP 
C. R. TIPS 
J. l(. TORBERT 
F. E. \VOOD 

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FACULTY MEMBERS 
E . D . SHURTER
I . P . H ILDEBRAND LAUCH MCLAURIN w. s. SIMl{INS 

B . D . TARLTON

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S. POTTS 


J . C. TOWNES 
STUDENT MEMBERS 
F. P. Mc ELWRATH
D.C. BLAND W. G . MILLER
E. S . BOYLES c. C . M c KINNEYc. F . CABLE 
H. NUTT
C . C . CARSNER S . L . P INCI{NEYE . P . COLLINS 
J. Y. POWELLW. J. EMBRY 
R. T. FLEMING s. G . SALTER, J R. 
E. FOUTS J. L . SHEPHERD, JR. 
W. D. SMITH
J. M. HARRIS 
J. E. HICI{MAN O'BRIEN STEVENS 
H. C. HORTON J. T. VANCE 
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(FOUNDED AT MONMOUTH COLLEGE, 1867.) 

Texas Alpha Chapter 
(ESTABLISHED IN 1902.) 

CITY 
MARGARET BURROUGHS MRS. 'VILL CAS\¥ELL JULIA ESTILL ADA GARRISON HELEN GARRISON SERENA GOULD HELEN Hoon 
MEMBERS 
FLORENCE RANDOLPH MARGARET ROBERTSON 
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MRS. WILBUR YOUNG 

FACULTY MEMBER 

BESSIE COCHRAN 
STUDENT 
LAURA B URLESON GRACE BYRNE FRANKIE COCHRAN ADELE EPPERSON ANNIE GARRISON 
BESSIE GARRISON 
KATHERINE GOULD 
CATHERINE HILL 
NITA HILL 
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MARY HOLT FRANCES J ALONICK ELIZABETH LEFTWICH GEORGIA MAVERICI{ BESS MONTEITH 
MEMBERS 

DORA NEILL LAURA RANDALL LUCILE RUSSELL 
MARY  PEACOCK  
ANITA  SCHLEMMER  
ERNA  SCHLEMMER  
JULIA  SIMPSON  

THERON THOMPSON FRANCES W _l\LI<ER CAMILLE v'TEBB BESSIE WELLS 
CAMILLE WILLIAMS 
!DA BELLE WOOLFORD 


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Iota Chapter 
(ESTABLISHED IN 1904.) 
CITY MEMBERS 
ESTHER BISHOP HELEN THORNTON EDNA COLLINS MRS. PORTER TRAVIS 
MARGARET GIESEN GEORGIA WALI{ER BESSIE HUTCHINGS 
STUDENT MEMBERS 
H.i\LLIE ALDRICH ESTELLE !{LETT HALLIE BLACK MARY LIPSCOMB ADELE BURT KATHLEEN LOMAX 
JESSIE BUTTS RUBY MILLER LILLIAN CALDWELL ELIZABETH 0LIPHINT ROSINA COLLINS JULIA PRITCHETT 
GRACE DENNY PEARL RAY 
VICTORINE FIELD LAURA LETTIE SMITH VIRGINIA GANO EULA V. ~TARD ANN GOUGH MABEL WATSON ANNIE HUSTON lVIARY LOUISE YOUNG 
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(FOUNDED UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, 1883.) 
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(ESTABLISHED NOVE~1BER 8, 1905.) 
FRATRES IN URBE. 
C. E. WITHERSPOON H. R. ROBINSON PAUL NESBIT B. S. BRUCE 
FRATRES IN FACULTATE. 
R. R. D. CLINE J. C. BUCKNER v'r· T. GARBADE 
FRATRES IN UNIVERSITATE. 
C. V. PAYNE R. S. CARSNER 
R. 0. MURPHY E. G. LEMAY 
J. G. VOELCHER J. R. MAN 
E. M. REUSS R. A. JONES 
T. M. GENTRY J. F. SEYMOUR 
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H. A. BECI{WITH JOE ESTILL WALTER FINI{ TOM HART 
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Z. S. ARMSTRONG, '12. T. L. HOOVER, '10. 
F. w. GRAFF, '11. L. E. !{ING, '10. 
\V. H. HARRISON, B. A. '09. R. L. PEARSON, '10. 

R. SCHUHMANN, '10. 
ENGINEERING 
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\V. H. GARY, '11. J. MONTGOMERY, '12. 

J. B. UPCHURCH, '12. 
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F"' A AT RE qt1ite difl-.e1·e11t t"ro111 tl1e otl1e1" club. of tl1e 11i\1ersitl' i.. the titton lub. It ''a. 01"g<1niz cl 011 1\1a)1 4, 1909, lJ)' tudent of the 11i,re1"~ it)· es1)eciall) ir1t i·e tecl in education, }J)' students '' hoRe life_,,·01"k l1all be teachi11g. 
The object of tl1e ,lulJ is to llJ)po1·t the be t eclucational icleal of the age and to make a scie11tific tt1c1~~ of eclttcation. The principle and prob­le1n of the edt1cational ''"Ol"ld a1"e tl1e g1"eat co11cern of the lu1) to sol\1 e them the aim of tl1e membe1·s. The lub l1all fo:te1.. i·esea1"ch in the field of education and 01..omote e\·er the be."t inte1·est: of the children of our 
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OFFICERS 

H01zo1·cl 1"!J P1·eside1lt • • • • DR. '"'· S. SUTTON P1·es id 1it . • • • • • E. R. STIELER CARL GARDNER • • • • R. L. BIESELE Co 1· 1·e.<j }JO 1z cli1zg • • • • E. LO\VR\" • • • • • • G. P. GADBERRY 

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R. L. BIESELE  E. LO\,'RY  
A. B. Cox  C.T.NEU  
E.L.EVANS  G. A. ODAi\I  
G. P. GADBERRY  J. F. SAEGERT  
C. GARDNER  E. R. STIELER  
A. 0. STROTHER  

HONORARY MEMBERS. 

DR. \V. S. SUTTON DR. F. E. FARRINGTON DR. A. C. ELLIS PROF. J. L. HENDERSON DR. F. EBY DR. E. E. RALL 
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H. W. G. CHANDLER HERBERT RATHER 
N. N. LACY 
J. MONTGOMERY 
J . C. ANDERSON 
LAW DEPARTMENT 
A. ,V. PLEASANTS C. R. EDWARDS 
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ROBT. L . RA~1 DELL 
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HE organization of the Woman's Cot111cjl, official!)' kno,,rn as the Women Students' Association of the Uni\rersity of Texas, '''as the outg·rowth of a desire on the part of some of the matt1rer, more thoughtful women of the University to make the institution lend the greatest help possible to the young women stt1dents. Its pt1rpose is, th1~ot1g·h self-government, to foster and maintain the highest standa1..ds and ideals of conduct and scholarship; to p1..omote better acquaintance among its members; to bring about a g1..eater unity and a close1.. fello\vship among the \vomen of the Unive1..sity; and to organize the uppe1..cla '''omen in st1ch a \\1ay that Sj'stematic \vork may be done each year in aidi11g the in the 



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R esolv ed: That a Tax on Incomes is a desirable means 
of raising revenue within the State. Texas to take the 
Negative. 
T fam AARON w. PLE_A.S-~NTS AND ROBERT E. C_\PERS. 
Te ..1.. a.~-Colo1·aclo Debate at Az1st1·n. 
Resoli eel: That a Tax on I11co1ne is a desirable means of raising i..evenue within the State. Texas to take the Affi1..mative. 
Teani ARTHUR D. DYESS AND J. M. MCMILLIN. 
Texa.c;-Lozlisia11a Debate at _41t.c;ti11. 
R e.'3oli1 ecl: That Women should be given the i·ight of st1f­frage on equal terms with Men. Texas to take the Negative. Team LUTHER HOFFMAN AND JEFF D. STINSON. 
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M. H. CROCKETT . • • • • • R epo1·tcl· 
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WILL E. Cox, Cliai1·1na1i. 
W. MARK M c KEE. W. H. HARRISON 
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President • • • • • • HERMA UJFFY Vice-Pt"esident • • • • • LYNNE WOOTEN Secreta1·y FRANCES WALKER Treasu1~er • • • • • • JULIA COOPER Wardens • • • MAMIE SEARCY, V\TINIFRED BOSCHE 
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P1·esident • • • • • • JANE V\TQODRUFF Vice-Presiclent • • • • GEORGIA MAVERICK Sec1·eta1~y • • • • • • GRACE BYRNE Treas1 i1·e1· . . . WANDA 0RYNSKI 
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President • • • • • Vice-P1~esident • • • • • S ec1·eta1·y • • • • • • 
MAMIE E. SEARCY MARY MOBLEY MARJORIE JARVIS 
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GRACE BYRNE WINIFRED BOSCHE ETHEL FONDA MATTIE GOOCH MARJORIE JARVIS MARY MOBLEY GEORGIA MAVERICK REBA MASTERSON 
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LOUISE PERKINS 
WANDA 0RYNSKI 

MAMIE SEARCY 
FRANCES WALKER 

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RUTH CROSS 
HERMA UJFFY 
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Ah'm er-\\1ukl{jn' on de road en e1..-plugg·in' at the sto11es Cuz Ah couldn' keep f'm rollin' dem big vv ite bones. 
Ah've been bruk en soal<ed f11r all dat Ah had-
Ah'm er-\\rukkin' on de road en Ah'1n sho' in bad. Ah owned e1.. wagging en er lazy mule, En Ah los' 'em bofe cuz Ah'm er niggah fool. 
We-uns had er game back U\' Rufe Smith's sto' 
Wid er niggah at each winder en one at de do'. 
Ah \\Tuzn' in de game but mah ban' sho' itched­
En ev'y time dey crapped mah fingahs twitched. 

Mah money bu'ned mah pocket twell Ah jes' couldn' stan'­
Ah down on mah knees ,,,id dem bones in mah han'. 

Ah couldn' see nuffin but dem big black spots 

On dem big w'ite bones like poll<a-dots. 
''Come, seben come, 'leben !'' en Ah hea1..n' 'em hout 
When de seben nach'll on de flo' l"Olled out. 

Well Ah rolled agin but Ah couln' pass 

En er thick-lipped cocn got dem bones at las'­He 'vuz yaller dat coon, en hjs black eyes danred, 
Dey wuz conjuns in h;s fingahs ct1z de1n bones sho' p1"anred ! 

Ft1r e,,,,, time cl at ni g~:ah'd t'ro, 
Er seben el" 'leben'd hit de flo'. 
Ah lo ' mah money en mah \\1a.u-ging arter '''hile: 
Den Ah stakes mah mule agjn de niggah's pjle. 

'V''ell he m~de his p'int a 'mos' too soon-
p. h wuz skinned ez bah er smoked-out coon. 
J\lf~h hai<l g-ot hot Ah wt1z mad fur sho'­Ah grabbed dem bones en t'ro'ed 'e1n on de fto'. 

Den Ah seed Ah wuz done Al1 \\111z mRdder'n ni11e, 
C11z de1n crool{ed bones made er nacl1'll ev'y time! 

Mah l"~zzoo come ot1t en de res' stud e1"side, 
Cut Ah me'nt te1· cut er cht1nk f'1n dat yaler 11ide. 

Dose coons 8t de 'vinoers en de 011e at de do'­
Dey moved close1,. jn fur te1"' see de sho'''· 

Ah 'vuz je ' erbout ter lice dat yalle1" 11ig-gah's skin, 
When de do' bus' dovvn en de cop· come i11. 

So Ah'm wukkin' on de road en plt1ggin' at de stones, 
Cuz Ah couldn' keep f'1n rollin' de1n big ,,,'ite bo11es. 

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~·ere selected the last ob\·iot1sl)' to gi\·e the appea1·ance of honesty to the affair. 
The Circt1s was a decided success o\·er a thot1sa11d dollars being paid to the Athl tic Association. (~. B. Benny "·ent on a t1·ip last st1mn1 1·.) The stt1de11t "'ere b1·oke for a mo11th after the perfor1nance and Jake's receipts fell off thi1·t)· per ce1
t. cat1sing a change of inanagement in that sanctt1n1. The ~econd \'arsity Circus fully \'i11dicated 
itself and e,·er)·one concer11ed. s to the per­formance itself, here are a fe\\' spasms thro'\\·n by our 1·epo1·ter on the s pot. 
The Qt1een's election "'as the 111ost exciting thing on the program. Ro)·. an old Queener of the first v.'ater. 11ad long realized that tl1e "''ay
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,,·01·cl a1)p1 ..eciatio11 is t1s cl i11 1)1"e1·e1.. i1ce to ·1·itici.111, i1ot lJe­cat1se et)1mologicall~r tl1e1·e i: e:111 :. ei1tial cliff'e1 .. enc , l t1t lJe ·at1 e fo1.. n1ost 111i11cls the latte1" ''ro1·cl ii111)li ~ tl1e })icki11g-of fie:l\\'S. If t11e1'"e lJe clefects, let another point tl1e111 OL1t. Ge11t1inel>· lnocl est as he i. , tl1e st1bject of this sketch ''Tot1lc1 be tl1e fi1·st to clisclai1n i)e1·fectio11. \V'he11 ''Te ,,.1 .. ite of poets, ''"e a1·e ,,·011t to ai1· ot11" 1)ecla11tic little theo1·ie. of ,·e1.. e i11 ge11e1·al, and to foi:t tl})011 ot11· i·eacle1· · le<11·11i11g '' e i·ege:11.. cl p1..ofot1nd. ''re ,·a11nt 0111.. scl1ola1·sl1i1) oftti1nes i11 a.. iclt1ot1:l~· l11111ting e1..ro1·~. Shal<espea1"e l1as hacl 1)e1·l1a1)s fe''' c1·itics l1t:11·sl1e1" tl1a11 tl10.. e teacl1e1·.' '''hose English is 11ot e:1J,,·e:1jr. im1)eccal le. .,01ne cli. ce1·11ing· sot1l has i ..ema1..ked that i1ot11ing is fat1ltless tl1at is l1t1ma11. G1.. ee1" i.: h11ma11. Asst1ming, the1.. ef01"e, tl1at he is l)Ossessecl of Otll'" con1111on frailties, this little sketch is bt1t to tell vvhy the \\1rite1" likes the ve1·se of this genial-souled singer, '''horn he is glad to i·ega1.. cl as l1is f1~iencl. 
G1·ee1.. '''rites genuine ly1"ics. l\Iaki11g i10 atte1n1)t at p1..oft1ndit:\r of n1atte1.. 01.. manne1.., 11e si11gs spo11taneo11sl)' in '"el"Se cle,,.oicl of a11~1 st1..ivi11g afte1.. effect. To otl1e1·s l1e lea\"es tl1e t1·eat111e11t of e1)ic tl1e111e,·; fo1.. him the gnomic ancl .. tt1cliecll~,. obsct11"e ha,re i10 cl1a1·111. He e111­ploys diction that all inajr t111cle1·. ta11cl in telli11g· of .i O~'"S ancl Ol"l"O''·s, hopes and fea1..s, that all have felt a11cl k110'''11. H e holcl that i11 tl1is \VOl"kaclaJT ''rorld the1'"e i · neecl fo1· e\1en ''the s1)a1..1·0,,.. ·s chi1·1) in bo k and b1·ake." His \,.e1·ses a1.. e macle of l1ea1·t-tt1tf, a11 att1·ilJt1te i1ot al­'va)1S fo11nd in the la111'el-c1·0'''11ecl, ancl 011e tl1e:1t co,1 e1·s a n1t1ltit11cle of possible sins. 
It ma~r be cha1·gecl tl1at G1"ee1· is lacki11g i11 i·e 't1"ai11t. I11cleed, he sings natu1..ally, ''Titl1 no tl1ot1g·l1t of effect, acce1)ti11g tl1e p1·01n1)t­ings of his hea1~t i .. athe1~ tha11 of a11y Iite1·a1~jT clog111a. If lacl\: of i·e1)1·es­sion be his, he er1..s in con11no11 ,,·itl1 tl1e ft1ll-tl11·oatecl 11igl1ti11gale. If it be charged that his ,,.1 .. iti11g is too colo1"ft1l, it i1eec1 to lJe bo1"11e i11 mind that the bl11e cano1):\' a11cl int1lticolo1 .. ed ''Toodland of tl1e ot1t l1 have al\\"a~Ts impa1..ted fe1·,ro1" to ot11" 01·ato1" a11cl a11tl101·s, i1ot t11e lee:1 t 
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And, Southern in bi1..th a11d rea1~ing, it is natural that Gree1.. should be so in temperament and style. 
It is not farfetched to say tl1at his aversion for the enigmatic and cabalistic reminds one of Burns. He seems to fancy that the really great things of life, those in vvhose p1..esence \\'e stand \Vith head un­cove1..ed and quickened pulse, a1"e not complex, and that he has his place who sings simply of them. Because of his clearness, however, the depth of his thoug·ht may sometimes go unnoticed. The mountain tarn is deeper than it seems. He lacks neither in comprehensive­ness nor perspecti,re. 
Greer's verse is eminently musical. It sings itself. He has no need to measure off by rule the verse he writes. He 'vould detect a superfluous foot or a misplaced stress as readily as the skilled musi­cian catches a discord. He knows the value of onomatopoeia, allitera­tion, and euphony. Not sacrificing form for substance, out of con­sonant and vowel sounds he fa hions syn1phonies. One i not sur­prised to learn that Lanier, the flt1te-plaj1 ing poet and exponent of 

the analogy of music and ve1..se, is ta}{en as his preceptor and friend. With their sonorous open-vowel sounds and rhythmic cadences, many of his most characteristic verses are essentially songs. Indeed, some of his dainty, graceful lyrics have been st1ccessfully set to music. 
Greer knows the technique of versification. Skilled i11 the vari­ous stanzaic forms, he excels in onnet, i--ondeau, rondel, villanelle, and quartrain. Moreover, he is exceedingly clever in devising new metrical effects, his medit1m being ever ge1..mane to the thot1g·ht. 'Vhat­ever the chosen form, his verses all have a lilt and a S\ving that cha1·m. 
Like a goodly number of his fellovv-singe1 ..s of tl1e South, G1..eer loves to find a theme in the mer1 ..y madness of the mockingbird. For him, as for the unhappy Hayne, the aspects of the pines have abiding fascination. He writes of roses and mag·nolias, of nodding goldenrod and twining vines. He loves be t of all the months, April, the season of Na ture's birth, and October, the time of g·lo1 ..iot1s death, of these w1·iting in terms of Southern m adO\i\'S and "''oodlands. N 0 1--i 11e le fortunate in depicting the di tinctively Sout h\i\1este1..n. We catch the note of the cowboy's artless song, \Ve feel the thrill of a da ~bing i .. ide o\rer the rolling p1..airie, and we l<nO\V the spirit of i .. eligiot1 meditation which the plains inspire. In ve1..se of more than 01 ..di11a1..)1 cha1"1n \\"e learn of the ardent loves of da1..k-e)1 ed senoritas be~roncl tl1 bo1..der. 





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It haR been saicl of ~ l1ell(\). tl1ctt l1<t<l l1 l)Osscss cl a s ·n~ e n101· l1i i1<t111e n1ight l1a\'C t;;1l\ 11 i·c-tt11( e:1s tl1e thi1..cl g1· ><-1t :t of English J)O ts. If ;1.. e1· she:lll 1-.e:til of· e:i. c·c)1n1>lctc fttlfilln1 11t of l1is Pl" sent p1..omise, it ,,·ill not lJe f'o1" <t 1<1Cl\ of tl1e .·ct\1i11g g1·e:1 ·e. I-Ii~· \\11·itten cl1..oll i·ic.. e:11·e i10 les~· cl,. i· tl1c111 tl1 i--ee:tcly \\'it, cle\1oicl of' ·ti11g, that 111<11\ s l1i co111p<111io11sl1i1) <l ·011ste:t11t clelig·l1t. He i: xc eclin,,.lj'• t'o11d ot· To1n Hoocl's i11imitable })e1·sifl<lg . hot1lcl l1e choose to aclor)t exclt1­si,·elj· tl1e l1t111101·ou.: poi11t ot· vie\\', he cot1lcl, in <111 !)l"OlJabilit)7, ac11ie\re st1(·ce :s ainong those "''ho \vitl1 the ligl1t blcJ.de of lat1ghte1· ha\1e fought \'alia11tlJ1 ag·ainst sl1am, snobbe1"y, and f1"at1cl. !11 any eve11t, his l<een se11sc of l1t11no1" will l<ee1) hi111 sa11e i11 a sphe1·e not ttnacque:tinted \vith moonmad11e "S. 
G1·ee1..'s published "''Ol"l<s, in volt11ne fot"m ancl i11 nt1merous 1)e1..iod­icals a11d ne\,1Spape1·s, give e\1iclence not only of initial ability, but e:1lso of co11stant g1"0,,1th. Contencling against dep1..essing physical dis­rtbilities, ancl bu1 ..clened ,,,itl1 the l"Ot1tine of ne\v, paper and bt1si11ess office, he 11as )1 et found time ai1cl st1--eng·th to p1·oduce a la1"ge numbe1.. of poems '''hose excellence the bette1--class of magazines ha\1e not fail­ed to l"ecognize, and "''hose messag·es of S\\1 eetness and light have b1"oug·ht cordial l"esponses f1"om a1)1'.)1"eciative l"eade1--s th1..oughot1t the country. At home eithe1--in tl1e edito1"ial sanctum 01" i11 the t"ealm of the sho1"t sto1--y w1..iter, in a11y sphe1..e othe1--tl1an poett")T he seems to be a thoroughbred racer harnessed to a plovv. 
So, here's to yot1, G1..ee1", ack110\\1 ledging an indebted11e s fo1· in­spiration and good cheer, ancl \vishing you that high achievement in helpft1l poesy fo1.. which yot1 so ea1"nestly long, and of \\1hich )1our fo1·­me1.. attainments a1..e admi1"able ea1 ..nest ! The \vorld need you1.. hope­ful song. The1·e a1·e not enot1gh of those ,,,ho ha\1 e the gift to send t1s about the \vork of a humd1..um existence \vith a smile t1po11 ot11.. lips and a p1..aye1" 'vithin ou1" heart . And he '''ho so labors is not the least of the se1..vants of men. It \ivould be a g·1..aceft1l act fo1· the l Tniversitj1 of Texas to note the songs of those \\'ho have stt1died \\1ithin it ,,·alls. Wl1e11 it does, among those ,,r}10 "''ith thei1· lilting lajT ha\1 e ligl1tened out" bt11"clen , j'Ot11.. name l1all tal\e high place. 
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The follo\vi11g seve11 poe111 · have been selected at l"a11clo111 f1"on1 G1·ee1"'s pt1blished and t111pt1blishecl \\101"l<s. Edito1·. 
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'\rert. c•'t'tl tit•' l<•i1sl <>f ~I\ 11cJ ff•st s11 flT'S tll«tt stir """t111\\'c1rcl fi11cls tcl11g11 ''~ ']"l1i11l i11t t"Jll'• t 1·: l~lll<' l>l<>SSOlll·S<'l'i])l ll1;1t St4.ll'S tl1c J><lgf,.. f Sf'(lll 111 fr·<tgr<111t 1>l11·t1S,. J>l't><'lc1i111s God loveth Man: 
. \ l l <1 ( ) l 1 t \\' 'll'(l • l c) ! B )'(>11cl all 1Jc>ttt1cls tlt • fi11it tl1r>11gt1t n1<1)' sr>at1 s,,, p t11esc \'<1st i>lt1i11s. as 1 111ing seCl tl1<lt ro11nds 1\11d ro1111tls 011 c111 i11 lttltll1latio11s cli111 1'0\\'a1·d flja1·tl1's last, 1011e1iest, 11t111<>st. <lg 1nost ri111 ! "\Tet this \\'itl . a'' ft1l 8ea l1atl1 c· rlai11 bot111ds­Tl1)' \\ill hatl1 Axccl, rrl1)' 11and 11ntl1 set the111 so: 
011 l)· Tl1y lo\ , I k110\\' . For Tlt)" poo1·. 11 ed)' ki11s111<1r1, c1·a1111)ecl b lo\\·, Tl1)· pit)· fOI' 11is })Oig11<111t 0111-clistress. Tl1)· Iarge11ess. s l1a111i11g <tll llis littleness. Are " ' lJ,lt tl1ese 1>1·airies seem, 1111bot111ded, Iin1itless. 
This 11a,re Th)' l)I'ai1·ies tat1ght. And ere I go Back to 111y \\'01·Id to bear a bra' er part, Let i11e e11sl{)' t11e111 e,·e1· "'ith i11y 11eart! 
Nay, Lo1·d, 1·efasl1ion ru e , reshape me so, 
l\I )" sot1l, i1e'''-111ade, sha11 l)e 
A p1 ai1·ie. l>road a11cl free, 

\\.itl1 st1n-'''a1·1n d spnce for all Ht1n1a11it)·: Let '''inds of Pt1rpose s'''eep it c·lcan eacl1 111orn Of ills ot1t,,·01·n and clot1bti11gs, shado,v-bo1·11: Let Faitl1 s1)1·ir1g lusl1l)' afte1' sto1·n1s of pai11. 
r\ ~ gr<isses afte1· raii1: Let selfless ,1in1 ancl ge11erot1s i11te11t Bt1rst i11to blosso111, i·icl1 a11d redolent: Let thottgl1ts, like t e111i11g flc>cks. fi11d la1·ge i11c·1·ease. 
Ft1ll-rot111ded gt'O\\' a11d ctrong, That f1·on1 tl1eir good1)r fleece 
Ti1e 11onest '''ca,-e1·. A1·t. !\lay shape son1e ra1·e. e11dt1ri11g cloth of so11g To cloak keen ''inte 1· froru 011e sl1irking heart: A11d. lastly, let st1cl1 dee1) se1·enity 
• 	As this rapt peace of 110011da)r fold it in Tl11·ot1ghot1t all ti1ues of tt1n1t1lt tl1at 1U1~· be: Yea. make 111~' st1\1l a p1~ai1·ie, Lord. _ me11 . 
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One da1~ed to die. In a sv,1 ift moment's space Fell in War's foref1'"ont, lat1ghte1~ on his face. Bronze tells his fame in 1nany a ma1 ..ket-place. 
Another dared to live. The long years through 
Felt his slow hea1~t's-blood ooze, like crimson de''' 
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1.Grt :!le IDrink 1llrrply 
Let me d1..ink deeply of my cup of days, To the last clinging drop I shall not shrinl< : Mine are not c1 ..aven lips that '''ould but g1 ..aze 
Where ruddy dimples dance along the brinl<: NaJ', to the utmost d1..egs, e'en though the)' be More bitter than the ha1'"sh salt of the sea.­
I shall not falter let me deeply drinl< ! 
El ewise how may I call the chalice good on that st1re day The Giver of the Cup shall co1ne this ,,,ay? 
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A clev\'dl"OP lay on a leaf)' Sl)l'ay 
In the l'OS),. mo1..11 of a st1mme1·'s claJ-T, 

And tl1e wee coquette \Vitl1 a shy g·lance met 
Tl1e flashing eye of the Da_yT God, set 

I11 the hea\,.ens old lil(e an 01--b of gold 
Wl1ose bea1ning bt11--11ished the blossomed \\1olcl. 

H e, \vise old beat1, fo1 .. a11 hot11.. 01.. so 
Bethougl1t to fti1..t ''Tith the \Vight belo,v, . 

Ancl the cot11"t he paid to the 1nist-bo1·n maid 
The l"'Obi11s \\1atchecl f1..0111 the sce11ted shade. 

Ho''' the s11n \VOt1ld s1nile at the dew the '''hile 
And he1.. thot1g·hts f1..om ea1--tl1 to the skies begt1ile ! 

Ho"'' the dew V\'Ot1ld blink at the sun and '''ink 
And change from 01)al and pea1"l to pink ! 

Till a moss-rose cried, i1ea1" the de'V''d1--op's side: 

''False one, thou hadst promised to be m),. b1"ide ! 

Bt1t the l"OSe mt1st sig·h ''rith no de,vdrop nigh, 
And d1..oop and "''itl1er and fade and die!'' 
~The11 the de''Td1..op l1ea1"d, qt1icl{ he1 .. slight fo1·111 ti1·1.. ed, Ancl she sp1 ..ang to l1is hea1·t lil<e afrighte11ecl bi1·d ! 
And '''hen Laclj1e G1..ace in j 1e i ..obe of lace 
Came t1..ippi11g· d0\\111 th1"ot1g·l1 the f1·ag1..ant '''a:>1 , 
She fot1ncl it is saicl in tl1e ga1 ..de11 bed 
A i ..ecl, l"'ed i·ose a11cl a cle\\1 cl1..op '''eel ! 



~011g of tl1e ~µ1tr 
0, it's 110 cl11cl l1c'J·, f'c)l' tl1e ,,·i11cl-R\\'Cl)t ,,.<-1)' A11cl tl1e 1>1· <:ttl1 c.>1~ tl1e 01 e11 t1.. ail, E1·c tl1e Et-1st is .. ti1·1· :lcl '''itl1 a l"il)ple of l"OSe 0 l" tl1e J·ello,,· s ta1"s g1·0,,· !)ale ! 
Ai1cl it's }1 ) a11cl 110, fo1· t11e beati11g ~t111 A11cl the slasl1 ot' tl1e slanti11g l"ai11, 1~01.. tl1e ~i11gi11g g1.. a:.· a11cl tl1e :ti11ging ,speed: A11cl tl1e R\\'ee1) of tl1c st1"ctcl1ing 1)lai11 ! 
0, it's 110 a11cl l1ey, '''he11 tl1e f1"'e11ziecl stec1"s R t1 sl1 cl0\\1 11 i11 a tl1 Ll i1 cle1"i ng i·a11k, Tr> t l1r lt('Cl(l r>f' tl1r-. l1r·1·ll, \\'l1ile 111)T l1t111gl":\' teetl1 Bite bloocl f1"0111 tl1e foa1ni11g· flanl\ ! 
Fai11t la1111Js in l1e1· tttl"retR high, Ho1ne,,·a1..cl agai11 \\'l1e1·e a fa1.. light calls Uncle1· tl1e tingling skj' ! -I-'Cl c i.fic 111(>11f/1l11. 1908. 
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Primroses broidcr all 11E-1· kirtle blt1e 
And from her gold a11d gladly flowing hair 
Bud-brokE-n s~1cet11ess d1·ifts adown the air 
.~s she comes lip-toe 0'€1' tl1e twinkling dew. 
And at 11er step you11g \vi11ds awake and woo 
Soft golrlen nods fron1 jonqt1ils and ensnare 
Secrets too sweet fo1· r;1·ating bees to share,·--
Euphrosyne! The wo1·Id is born anew! 

Trembles the plt1m tree i11 11e1· bridal 1nist, 
Whispers the g1~een a11d silve1· of the grain, 
The lilac boughs are clot1ds of amethyst 
And brin1n1ing daisies dapple all the plain. 
Now Hope and Hea1·t a1·e at their 1·ain-bow tryst 
And th1·0' he1· tea1·s tl1e '''01·ld laughs back again! 

Wqe mater 1-4ily 
''Die Lotosl)Jt1n1e e:l11stigl1t 
~icl1 ''Or tle1· ~t11111 Pr;.tcl1 t, 
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0 the soldier St1n rode t1p the f ky, 
His ar1no1· glitte1·ed a11d sho11P ! 
The 'Vater Lily so white a11d shy 
Hath covered l1er face fi·o111 11is bt11·ning eye 
As she sits in the lake alo11e. 

Saith the Soldier St1n, ''Lift tip thy face. 
0 Lily snow-white, snO\\'-cold !'' 
The still lake n1i1·1·01·s he1· n1atchless grace, 
The slim little 11aiads CO\'et and chase 
His shov,1e1·-gifts of gold. 
Yet 11e heedeth then1 11ot, tl1e Soldier Sun, 
His flaming heart cries, '"'Vake ! 
Lift up thy face, thot1 s11ow-wl1ite one!'' 
But the Lily sits like a veil-ed 11un 
In tl1e shade of the cloiste1~ea lake. 

Tl1e Water Lily, s110'''-\vl1ite, sno"'-cold, 
Sl1e feeleth the dt1sk ft1ll soon, 
0 then do he1· gliste11i11g lea\ es t111 fold. 
0 then she t111veiletl1 11e1· hea1·t of gold 
And shyly lool{s up at t11e l\10011. 

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All night doth he1· cl e1) 11 a1·t sti1·. 
At da'''n doth sl1e t1·e111ble a11d '''eep a11d sigh­
Tl1e l\10011 l1ath go11e <.lo\vr1 tl1e \\1este1·11 sl\.y 
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Blossoms of May at >rot11· feet, my S\\Teet, 
De\v-clap1)lecl lJlossoms of l\1laj1 

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''' ould that the li!)R of the1n, s'''eet, i11ight i·epee:1t 
All I am ~Tea1..11ing to sa},. ! Yea1·ning to sa~r of a hea1"t tl1at is t1--t1e, T1·t1e t1nto yot1 as the da'\'11 to the de'v; Ah, could thej' ''Thi i)er Love's secr et to )rot1, Then might I t1·east11·e tl1e1n ajTe ancl f 01 .. a~·e, Redolent, meado\\1-le11t blossoms of l\Iay ! 
Blossoms of May at )'Olll" feet, 1n>' S\\Teet, 
'''ind-1--t1mpled blossoms of l\IaJ1 

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Look ho\v I J)lt1ck them ancl lift the1n to 111eet 

Smiles that a1--e su1111Jr a cla),. ! Tal<e the1n fo1· })leclge of a hea1·t tl1at i.~ t1·t1e, T1·t1e t1nto ~'Oll as the da'''n to tl1e de''T· S'''eet, let them ''"l1ispe1 .. 111>' ec1 ..et to ~rot1, These \ve1·e Love' inesse11g·e1..s e\1e1· ancl aJ"e, Dt1tift1l, beautif11l blossoms of l\fa)1 ! 
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JfE\" stopped a n1ou1e nt on the tl11·esl1old of tl1e ''Bo'''er of Flowers." Bob­
by i·e'''e had 11a i11ed it d t11·i11 g tl1e fi 1·st ,,.aItz "·l1en he cat1gl1t sight of it~ 
leaf)1 i·ecesses, of th~ faint gre i1 ligl1ts 11idde11 in the ferns, and of tl1e 
1·t1l))" pt1nch bo"·I that "'as sur1k deep i11 tl1e nlOSS}' rocks. aglow and s parlt-Jing "'itl1 tl1e lights in11Jedded belo'''· Tl1ey stopped again at the pt111ch bo"'l and ~d111i1·ecl its 1·t1b)1 brilliancy. I-Iis face sho'''ed qt1iet and se1·iot1s in the strange c1·i111so11 Jigl1t. a11d she 11ad asst1n1ecl tl1e look. for she "'ished to please him. The;· ,,·c1·e ha1·cll)T seated, but 11e tt11·11ecl to 11e1· ea i·11estl)·. 
''I '''ant to k11o'v '''hat has happe11ed i11 tllE' club. l\Iargt1erite abot1t Annie." I-Iis boyisl1 face 'vas flushed. his dee1J e;1 es ,,-atched he1·s i11tently. She iidget­ccl a11d looked displeased. 
''I 1{110''' so111ething is ,,·1·ong, ~Ia1·gt1e1·ite. .t\1111ie "'ot1ld ne ,·er 11a,·e re~ig11ecl ror 11otl1ing. Sl1e "Ton't sa}' a '''01·d. and sl1e's all broken tip. She was a,,·f11lly q11iet co111i11g to11ight. Sl1e J.cts cold a11tl 11t11·t a11d distrt1stft1l as if tl1ere ,,·a.:s r.0111etl1i11g despe1·ate. 011e '''ot1ld thi11k that sl1e 11ad resig11ed fro111 all the clt1bs 
i11 the Va1·sity.1' ''\\'ell. Otlrs is the best. 1\Ir..Tol1n Walden." she remi11de d. ''and and r\nniP's resig11atio11 was a little pect1lia1·.'' Tl1e1·c \Vas st1bdt1ed eage1·11ess in her n1an11E-r. l)ltt 1101· ''<)ice bet1·ayed onl)1 si11ce1· i·eg1·et. ··1·,,e bee11 '''aiti11g fo1· tl1is da11ce ..Jol111. to t 011 )'Ott. I '''e thot1ght tl1at '''e ot1gl1t to \\':-lr11 )'OU \Vell, let you know abo11t A1111ie." 1fis i11tc.>11t l)t1zzled look '''as clisco11c·e1·ti11g, a,i1cl sl1e i11ist111de1·stood. ''.Jol1n. rto11't bla111e tis. You k110\v )"Oll a.slt d to tal\.e her a11d V\'e couldn't tell )'Oll t11c::111. 1'111 a'''ft1lly so1·1·y yot1 did 11ot lt110"'· At111ic did not rcsig11." 
I I i ~ f c\ t'e ,,, a s b 1 ar1 k . ' • Y oll · ' 
;\ frtint glea111 of trit111111l1 :::,l1ot i11to l1e 1· E>)·es. 
''.Jol111, f'lle ,,·as cl1·opped f1·0111 tl1e clttl)." 
··~1a1·gl1e1·ite. \"ot1 i11ea11 . \\"l1at do }'011 i11ea 11 ?'' 
'·J.;1ste11..Jol111," sl1e lea11ed close1· ...,,,l1e11 '''e took ~\11nie i11 at tl1e fi1·st of tl1e 
)'<'a1· 11011 e of 11s lt11e,,· 11e1~. S11e '' as Jll" tt)·. po1>11lar. a11d 11a d loads of clothes. so ,,.e s11arll) <l 11 1· 1111 011 appea1·a11ces. 11 Ji' eel at D<tlto11 11,1d j11st mo\·ed there. :'\o 011 e k11e''' 11 i· bt1 t Bol1b)' i·e,,· a 11 (1 I g t1ess 11e (licl11 't k110,,· i11 t1ch. No one s 11sp "" tecl a11)·tl1i11g till clt11·i11g tl1e ll<)li<lcl}'S. Sa111 Pi11lt11 ) r ''~ls i11 Dalto11 tl1e n. at1d 11e clis<'C>\e1·ed he1· fatl1P-1·. I·Ie l\.E>Pl)S a 11e's a bart 1id i·. Jul111. The)· call it ,Ji111111)· B11rlJa11l{'s !)lace after l1i111. "\11d 11is claltgl1te1·--.'' 
.fc>l111 sat straigl1ter and l1is fac:e '''as fti11t)'. 
'')roll a.sl{ed l1e1· to l'esig11 j11st 011 Pi11k11c)·'R \\1 01·c1 ! '' 
''\\Tl1)' sl1~ did11't e,·e11 t1·y to cle11)~ it, n11cl tl10 b'11··s ll10rr. SC',·C'ral of tl1c> l)O)'<:; 11a,·e ~.cP11 it. A barte11de1·'s cla11gl1te1· 011cl i11 <>t1r cl11lJ! Sl1P 11A<l tl1 fac0 to Stl)' tl1at it '''as s l1 a11d 11ot 11e 1· fatl1e1· tl1<-1t 11n<l bt' ·11 a~lrell t<J j<)i11 tl1c club. Sl1e '''as b1·az<>n, .Jol111 '' 
Tl101·c \\'as a startled i110,' e111e11t l1cl1i11tl tl1c' R11rt1bl10r)'. J\T:.11·g11 i·ite dr ''' l1at·l\. Tl1c 10a,·0s ''' e 1·e tl11·t1st aside. Tllt' <>tl1 :'\ r gi1·1 ::-tuod flt1 s l1t1 tl a11tl c.:1·i1uso11 b fo1· tl1e 111. fJ cr e)1es '''ere bt11·11i11g. 
T11 e boy• 11elcl ot1t l1is 11a11d . 
f I J-\ 1111 i •! t 
''I '''as ~itti 11g tl1 e1·e. T a111 so1·1·}'." 8110 \\ns }lal a11tl 011 tl1c \'')1·ge of sol>­l>i11g. ··1 I O\'(ll'l1ea1·c1 YOll." 
''Tlt<lt is f>\ icl011t," :i\Iargtl 1·it J'('SJlc>t1tlt1 cl coltll)F. 
1,ltP. girl's <')'<'S 111et 11 :>1·~ <lllclt'lJl) I lc,,r 111L>t1 t l1 l\\ il llt'tl. l>t1t sl1 s1>c>l~ q11i tl)'. 
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• t>lll ~ "<>lll}>llll<'li<>ll ~lt <l<>it1g ~tl. 'l'llt ~11~1111 • i. l)cJt 111i1l :a. \' Clllt' ClJll1111itL t t~1ld 11 0 t<l l' ·~ig11 ft'<>lll tl1 \ <'ltllJ llll i.l. '(lllllL l>f Ill)' r:1t Ii I'. 'l ll )' &lslt 0 d 111e ,, Iargu :;iJ'ite to ~to1> t1•'l'. •• 11. 1ll•11't 111i11<l i\11·. 'r ':l \\'. II is frt..1111 11(1111. obo)", i1e ,·e1· mi11d ,;lbC>\lt tll ic S lJtlt \\'~tit f(> J' 111 •.'' 
BolJlJ)' obl·)· tl 111< t•l1~ltti(·,1ll)'. f,1ili1 1g tc1 g 1·,1. Il llt sit11r1tio11. 
'''1'11 ))' <t~l\e<l 111 t<> "< >111 ' t(> tllis cl~111 • .. for 'Ll>I> (1 l'clll • ~s. fl>l' tl1 )' '''is l1ed to 1\lJt {) tl\e ~<·<111<1,ll l1i<l. :tt1<.l ~<> di<.1 tl1 -.> it· J>J't•Sicl ':\11t 1 \' idt 11tl)'." l <t1·g11 rit flt1sl1 d . ''\l"o t1 ask "ll 111 if l l1~t<.l a11)' tl1i11g to s4t)' ;111tl I ~<1i tl ll1i1t )'<Jt1 l1i1d (l~l< ·d 111e to joi11 tl1c <:lt1l> a11<.l 11ot 111}' fittl1tll' 0 1· 111)" fc.t111il)'. 11 l>t t l1:1\' ~tsk d Ill ;) t > r s ig11 on ac· E c·c>t111t of lll)' fatl1 ' t'. 1 ltc.l\ • 1·esig11 ".> <.1 'ttt(l Lli:tl is 'tll. I tl1ot1gl1t I ,,.~lS lilt u fo1· 
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tll\self '111d 1 ,,.,ls i11is t<1l<. 11.·· 
• ''"l'l1 " <1 ''il.'' s1lt1tt ·rec.I 13obl>)'. ''\\It)" ," 11 c:1t1gl1t .. 1111i 's )' 'tll(l falt 1·,ed. 
I>ll ZZ l 	tl :111<1 i11 ·1· d tlll>lll:'. ''\'011 ditl llOt tl1i11l\ tlt:lt, 1\1111ie 1311rba11l\, rt)l' )'t>ll l\ l)t )"Cllll' ft1tl1 l' l1i\l till~, 1tl 
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··"1"' f:1tl1e1· 11<1s b ):_)11 a,,,a,... Tl1< 1 r · l1,1s l><: <. 11 11(> c>('(''tsio11 t<1 111 11t io11 l1ir11 till ll<>\\' , c111tl 11e is c·o111i11g l1e1·e for i11e to11igl1t . ..\11tl 111)' l>t11\' 5l1i.1111 • i:s tl1at li e l1ot1ld lt110\\' tl1e girls tl1at 11a\'e ·r.1lled t11e111st:·l,T~~ tll\• ' fri ·tlll . • 
.i\I <i 1·gt1 el·i te ~t <l 1·te(l a 1t<.l l> ll I'lJ lt><l. 
''\,..011r fatl1er at ot11· de:t11ce! \ "ott 1rc>\t \\"Ottl<.l tlot ll<lt'l'\:· 
··r..,01·d, 1\Ia1·g11e1·ite. Yo\1 dor1't ·· BobL) '''~\.;::, t<><l <l\'et'<.'l>111e to 1\11is l1. 
Jol111 stoo<l \Vitl1 11is bc.1ck to tl1e111 . .\1111i e t111·11 e tl to 11in1 . 
''A11<l ~ft·. \\Talde11, 111y fathe1· \\'ill tal\ .) 111e 11c>111e if ·• 
''God. A1111ie. do )'O\t tl1i11k tl1at tl1~1t i11r.1l\:es a11)' diffe1· Cl 11c·e '''itl1 \\·itl1 tl1e i·est 
of llS. But "e ,,·ill go now, .t\n11ie." As l1e took 11p her <.·lo;;1k. and a 'Ti'r'1ciol1s little l>lc>11d t1·ip1le <.l tl11·<111gl1 tl1e <.loor. Tlte)' ca\1g·l1t tl1e1usel' es b11t she felt tl1 strai11etl <1t111LlS1>l1 i·e (\11<.l stu1>1Jed ~t1tl(le11­1,·. Sl1e t111·11ed to A111lie . 
• ··1 I .t\ ge11tle n1a11. J.'O\tr fatl1e1· l1as c·alled ft)l' )·t>11. cl e:1rie. \\T ·,. l> •e11 lool~· i 11 g for )'Ott eve1·y,,· 11e 1·e." 
''\\ 11)·. tl1e:111lc )'Otl, .l nn}·," ancl sl1e tl1111 d f1·0111 tl1e otl1Prs ,,·itl1 11 ·r 11 i<1d i11 the air. .Jol1n sta1·tetl to follO\\' and stop1> <1. \l,trgt1e1·i t e bl11~heLl --ri1r1SL>t1. tl1 ::. 11e\\' gi1·l '''as bla11k: and Bobb)' laughed. 
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A1111ie inet l1i1n 011 tl1e tl1resl1old of tl1e ''Bo,,·e1· <>f ... lL>\\1ers.'' i1·011 g1·<1)' hai1· a11d dee1l lt1st1·0\1s e)·es. Sl1e l\:is:sPll 111111. ''Da(ld)·. 111other '''t'c>te 111e tl1at )·0\1 '' re tl1r<>11gl1 <lt \\T;1sl1i11glL>t1. S(> L ,,. ~ltl t ecl )·ot1 to co111e l) y and talce 111e bo111e fo1· a little '' hil •." He sn1ile cl. ''Ho111esick. el1 ?'' <111d SJl)'ing Bobl))'. ''\\.l1~·. 11 ellc> 13c>l>b)· e 1· 1)e1·l1~1J)S i\I 1·. ·1·~'''c at college.'' At1 d l1e 1<1 l1gl1e <.l ge11ia11 )r as Bob1>) s 11oc ik 11 is l1ai1cl. ··1·111 re ad)· to go 110,,·, .101111. Is11't it tl1e 1~.~u ll\t<lcl)'. Pa1)<l. t11i!:> is l\I1·. \\.ttl­cle11." ·~1·,,e heard of yo11, so11." and his e)·es t\\'inkled l\tl<)\\'i11gl)·. ..\ 111) i ) t 1t t' 11 d l'illl­
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1Ier fathe1· lool\<.)<.l t1t th· t \\'(} ~i1· l::; ..,li.lll di11g
son 	a11d st arted tov.'a1·tls t11e door . 
bacl{ against tl1e sh1·\1bs a11cl the 11 i11 s111·1>1·ise at 11 r. 
·'Annie.'' 
Bobby st epped in s,,.iftl)... ''Se11ator Burbage, 1\liss Ellis ancl l\Jiss l\Iargl1 1·ite 8f>ller s. 1·1n co111ing 11p tor anothe1· la"' lect11r ,,,11 e 11 I co111e hor11 . s~11att1r. •<>Oc.l11igl1t. ~i I:> t1·ip. _ 1111ie.'' Tl1 Se11ator bO\\'ed. Bobl)y ga\1 • .lol111 a ::;,ll<.>\' • i.tll<.l \\' i.\\7e d bis l1:111d to ..\11ui~! and the tl1ree v:ere go11e. 


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T11ot1, 1\l111a l\f:1t ·1·. ai·t tl1 gt1a1·<1 or l!u11c)r tlll'CJ\tgll Ill (!<)111i11g )' ars; No Jgr\C)t''t11c·<~ <'«\11 lo11g 1· l4lt'd, i'\,11· Gttilt. 11<>lcl J><>\\' "r. \\1 l1 en a1>I> ars Thy ligl1t to sllC)\\' rrll)' f>e<>fll ~ ·s '\'UY 
Tbrottgl\ E1·rcJ1·'s glcJ0111 to I•,1· clc1111 's <l<t )'. 
THE BENEDICTION: 

Goel of all \\~isdo111. I"o1·d of 1,rt1tl1, \\'l1oce I\:i11gdo111 is all S1>ace and Tin1e, 0 bless this coll g ir1 its yot1th 
\\Tith p1·0111ise of tl1at golden prin1e \\1 herei11 ot11· l)eo1)le's hopes sl1all be Ft1lfilled i11 1~ 1·et1 don1 a11d i11 Tl1ee ! 
0 he<11· ottr praye1· ! 0 bend to k110\v Ot11· 11eclrts a11d faith l) fore we go! 
mraeltttterri 

9 IS black witbottt, nr1c1 stor111}·; tl1e n1ad 11ight sl11·i ks a11d roars;''Yithin, my fi1·e befo1·e me; the lamp's light 01·a11ge st1·eams, And golde11 on tl1e titles of my bool{S it glea111s, \\Thile shadows lt1rk behi11d t11e ·t11·tc.li11s a11d the doo1·s. 

I ·?;onder wl1y my d1·ea111s, to11igl1t. st1ch sadness bring. All mela11choly see111s tl1is to111e o'e1· "'hich I po1·e: • l\Iy e}Tes stray fro111 its lca,'es a11d seek the gloo1l1)' floo1·. 
Till '11eath a broodi11g n1ood. like So1·ro,,··s sable \\"i11g, 
I sit and sile11t gaze; lTes, 'tis a lost Le1101·e. 

Come. 011ce agai11 beguile. 011 tl1ot1 e11cl1a11t1·ess. Fa11c)·. Thy '·otary's sadde11ecl '''l1ile. \Vitl1 art more str<:1nge it1deed Than l\lagic Ca1·pet. or tl1e rii11dt1's braze11 steed. 
Take me to roam. or please 111e '''itl1 some chaou1a11c)'. 
Shovl me in the air some fa1·-off d1'ea111la11d place. Or bttild a castle the1·e. \\'l1ose gt1ido11s spell ot1t ,,·ar. 01' a fane where de\·otees their· ca1·,·ed Gods ado1·P-e­
Anon through mists a gli111pcse of sai11ted Lola's face Grant, as I pensi' e gaze; tl1e face of lost Leno1·e. 
T1·ansport n1e from tl1ese "'alls to a city 011 the Rl1ine. Wl1ere in cathedral l1alls an organ to a l\Iaste1·'s tot1cl1 Speaks spirit 1nt1sic. ...:\ Pri11cess f1·on1 a \'\Tizard's ·lt1tch 
Let tis, oh Fanc}", free: '''a tcl1 Ho1·ace at his \\'i11e, 
And gaze at HJrksos' ton1b 01· Cleo1)at1·a 's barges: '\1 e may scent the deep perfttme of a11 Eastern isla11d's sl1ore, Or e'en ma)" \\·e the l)la11eta1·),. sea explo1·e-­
Still seeking Letl1e 't\\·een son1e st1·ea1ulet's 'yerdant n1a1·ges, \\7hile still I sit and drea111 drea111s of the lost Le1101·e. 
-Miles J. Breurer. 
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0 the days have passed, and fot11" short yea1"s 
.............. 	Have flitted a'vay, quite unavva1"es; So you g1"aduate, and shall leave behincl Our beautiful d1..eam of days divine. 
And will neve1 .. a hint of so1"1"0,,, Cl" pain 
Rise to recall old days again? 
Will yoL1 leave behi11d but a b1"oken hea1"t 
And an aching void as ot11.. path'''aj1 s pa1"t? 

Ah, no! For you can neve1.. forget 
The s-v,reet day d1..eam no1" the past l"eg1"et­
You can never erase the hea1"t th1"ob t1"t1e 
That told )rou loved me as I loved yot1, 
When the days were but lines in a song divine 
And I laughed at the wo1·ld when yot1 vvere mine, 
Daring to think as the dear days passed 
That our cycle of love would ever last: 

Daring to hope that our college years 
Could never dissoJ,,e in a n1ist of tears, 
Forgetting awhile that the \VOl"ld's mad l)ace 
Takes up in its whi1"l the college da)rs, 
And that life, gro\vn cold, tt11"n a11othe1" })age, 
When the c111"tain falls on Olll" mimic . tage. 
I hoped but the past and todaJ" l1ave met­
y ot1 g1..aduate and )'Oll ma), forget. 

Yes, you may forget, but if yea1"s holcl t1"t1e, 
One dream \vill live i11 the hea1"t of J'Oll­
A dream of sunlit wood and hill, 
Of meadow green and rippling l"ill. 
We may never meet in the years to come, 
But still you will sigh for the dear days gone, 
And your heart will call th1"ougl1 the m)rstic haze 
To the first s~reet love of colleg·e da)"S. 

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~~IIE ,,.i1·l ta1)1) ll 11 i· r· )< t i 1·1·ita~Jl.. 11 · · t-11 l. t lla 11alf '''a~· 1ClC>\l\1ll tl1 ai~ ] 1 t }1 tlt]llll c' ll t }l . llt l'" o:f' a r1· U} Of gi1·]' ~111 l b ,~. fo1· • t, lla '''a. ' i·~ 1 1)ula1·.. tl1 gi1·l tii toed a11d t1·i \cl <:1. i'1·e:111ti •,all. 1 «l. '''a. j11 I< 0 J)i11g \\1itl1 <l 11 11 ·l1ala11t di. ­
ii1t i· st ~tl <1i1· to ·<1tcl1 l1e1· '.) :i. 'l l1i"-J ,,.,t. <:L J)l<1 t t11ei1..
111<11< ac­1tt<ti11te:111 ~t\ ·ot111t. ... 11 t l1ot1 )'l1L it ''1<:1s i·t1,d of· ~ t 11<1 to l1a\1 left l1e1·. <111() • 11) lc-1111 11t cl 110'' tl1;1t . 11 l1,acl b e11 . o ce:lt1ti u <:tbot1t e ·t11·i11g tl1e .. '<tt 11ee:11· . t tl1e '''i11clo''. Tl1 ·1·0,, ~ ''ct.. t l1i1111i11 0" :; a l..ig fello'' '' <18 111,tl\i11g· ''''1~' fo1· t,,.o gi1·J.· so .. 11 i·ollc '';)cl. Tl1e11 ,,t ~11<1 . e:l\1\1 l1e1· · sl1e 1· ;)<tcl1ecl 0\7 ;')1· tl1e ·1·L '' 1 ·~1t1g·l1t }1 i· }1~t11cl ct11cl co11ti11t1 · 1 tl1D i11t1·0­llt1t·ti >11 of· <l te:1ll, l) le:1c}\ :-.j1ecl f llo'''· 
'A11cl, rl,0111, I \\'a11t 7Qll to 111cet· I.Jillic1l1 l\fi. R RtJ1 l>el"t.. A11cl ~ Oll to() \~"ill. Lillia11. l\1I1·. \~ i·igl1t. }1,~ \\Ta 111~' 'J)l· ot g· f'c l" tl1e t1·i·1). 
r1"'}1 gii·1 \\'a C0111l 0 eel 110\\ . }1 e 111 et t }1 e l"e.. t f t}1e <1'l"Oll }) m C:l(} ., a l" 111,11·k tl1c.tt '''a i1111oce11tl> ct1t,e. ai1cl e,ri11ced <-J). eudo f1·e l1111e: i1 i11t i·est c-111 cl ig·1101·a11 ce to 111c-1l\ e t lle:1 ~<l>", '·011. l i· >sl1111e:111. F1.. ~l1­n1e:111 ! · Tl1e11 sl1e ''1ot1lcl lat1g·l1 \\1itl1 })1·ettj· co11ft1. i 11 tl1ctt lastecl e:l 1110111 e11 t too lo11g. 
Tl1e:\· ,,.. e1~e g·etti11g· off tl1e PL1ll111e:111 110\\", a11cl t 11 ~ ot111g fello'' '''ho l1acl bee11 f 1·st i11t1·oclt1cecl a keel t<) te:1l<e l1e1· s11itt:c.t.. e. He l1acl Lee11 '''atcl1i11g he1· \\1ith a11 e:1111t1 .. eel t'' i11kle i11 his e~ e. _, l1e t11a11kecl l1i111 lJe,,·itcl1i11g·l)·, fo1· sl1e l1ad 11oticecl }1i: i11ti1nacj· ,,·itl1 tl1e gi1·ls that'' e1·e Stell<t's f1.. ie11cls. Tl1e)" i11et ·0111e otl1e1· lJo~· 011 tl1e 1) le:1tf'o 1·111. Tl1e gi1"l '' <1. ·1tt . He1· clotl1e · '' e1"e pe1·fect a11cl the t'ello'' g<:1tl1e1·ed a1·011ncl l1e1· eag·e1·l:\", i1111J1·0, i11g tl1ei1· e:1cqt1e:1i11t<:111ce. '~ itl1 tl1e atte11tio11 sl1e felt a bit i11de1Je11cle11t 110\\. a~st1111i11g e:111 i11off i1si\re e:lil" ot· ~1igl1t clisclai11 to sl10,,· tl1e111 t-111 tht-1t she ''1<lS acct1sto111ecl to .iu"-J t tl1c.1t --01·t of t 11i11g·. 
Lillia11 l1<:1cl tin1e to taJ\e he1· bet-11·111g a"" t11e>' ,,.. e1·e \\"e:1iti11g fo1· tl1e ca1". e\"e1·c1l of tl1e g·i1·l: '''01·e }J111s like ..,tella's. e:111cl \\1 l1e11 :l1e 111et tl10.·e gi1·I ' e)·es sl1e ~111ilecl ::111cl tl1e~.. ~111i led. Tl1' j·ot111g 111::111 e:i.t l1e1· Ricle hacl bee11 te:1lking· to tell<l. bt1t i10,,· l1e tt11·11ecl to l1e1· .ie ti11gl~ . 
··T11e1·e's i11t1cl1 bette1· ·<11· se1..,.. ice e:1t ..\' Olll" 110111e, ot· <.;t1111·~e. i\1iss Robbe1·tL." .. 11e took l1im se1·iot1. ], , 
.. . ''Oh I l1e:11·dl,.. 1(110\\. I ·,·e a 11ic: ele ·t1·ic a11cl I elclo111 i·ide 011 <.l
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''Yot1'1·e fo1·tt1nate, · a11cl l1e 11el1Jecl se,·e1·<1l gi1·ls <tl oa1·d. 111e:111011\1e1·­ing· sl1e noted com1)le:1 ·e11tlj7 tl1<1t l1e 111ig·l1t ·it 11ext to l1e1·. 
The)· cl1e:1tted con11110111 l<lces fo1· <1 '' l1ile tl1e11 he '1~1, Ll 
'' icl11't tella Sclj' ~'"Ot11· t1<:1111e \\7C:1S Lillia11 Robbe1~t ·.·· 
'''~i}1jr , ' 11e qt1izzecl. 
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1·<)1 i11 clt1(~ ('()Ltt·s · \\1 l1i ·l1 '''<ts <tf"t '1· JJilli<tt1's 11t,l1L1Si<Lsti · ki. .'. TJ1 11 IJiJli<111 ,,,,ts so :01·1·)1 to l1cl\1 I< •JJ(, J1 i· '''<1.iting, <t11d i11 h<l t . l1e C< l"e ­1 ssl)· 811<tt ·}1c.'cl tl1 fi1·st <11· ss tl1~1t c<:t111 to l1clncl f'1·c>111 })l") ·i: l)r \\1}1c1·e it '''<ts i11 i· <tcli11es.: A11cl it is i)I c.t ·e:t11t to 11ote tl1<-tt ~ 't ll<l tl1ot1ght it <t b <tt1 ti f t1l 011e. 
Tl1e)' met anotl1e1· of t11 g·i1·I ,,·J10 ,,·01·e the:tt })in on th poi.. ·h and tJ1e tl11·ee ''·e:1ll{ecl 011 togeth J". ''A1" ~·ot1 goi11g to tl1e ; i·111c-111 to11igl1t '?' tl1 otl1 l1· gi1"1 askecl in 111e:tl< ii1g c·cJ11\'Cl"Satio11. ''I clo11't k110\\1,'' sl1e se:ticl cl liciot1sl~· t1nco11ce1·necl, ''I st1ppose I ot1gl1t to l"est." 
''No l"est )·et'' Stella 1~1t1g·hccl, ''I J)l"Olnisecl :\'Ou1· motl1e1" that yot1 shot1ld see it all. v\1 h)r j'Olt'll ineet all the lllli\re1·. it)~ peO})le the1·e. I m11st mal<e you a date. I'd le11cl )1 ou Tom agai11, btlt he h~1s in i. ted on tal<ing me." 
''A11cl who is Tom? W<18 tl1at l1is i1a1ne ?'' ''v\Tl1J' eve1·Jrone k110\,1 S ,,, ho telle:1 ineans ''hen she a~,.s Tom," the othe1.. gi1·l piped in.
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Stella '''as blusl1ing no\\'.
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''But, J e11ny, he cleserted me f 01· Lillia11 last night.'' 
''Tom, '''ho?'' asked Lillia11, ''I 11eve1· did k110\v his na1ne." 
Jenny broke in chaffingly. 
''Who? Who? Why Tom Barnet There's no othe1.. Tom in the 

'vorld." Stella's cheel<s v\'e1"e i·osy but she tu1"ned in s111·p1"ise to Lil· 
lian. ''vVh)' Why '''hat's tl1e matte1·? Didn't you like him." ''You'd better say yes," Admonished Jenny. ''Of course I did. He \Vas j t1st g1·and." And the)' stopped to 
meet a cro'~'d of the soro1"ity g·i1·ls 011 the po1..cJ1. Lillian f 01·got he1· confusion they '''Ol"e those pins. At the German that night To1n and Stella \\1 hi1"led bj· the gi1·l 
l"adiantly ado1..ned in i·ed. ''Is she pledg·ed )1et ·?'' he asked. ''Yes, b11t not to 11s." Some of the gi1·Is thought she vvas too 
a1.. istocratic and too fond of shovving it. But Tom \\1hat on ea1..th did you do to her at the play last night. Jenny mentioned yot11.. name this mo1..ning and she t11rned a thousand colo1·s.'' 
''Not a thing I'll tell yot1 sometime.'' 
• 	They 've1·e \vaiting for the encore, and the gi1"l in red t1"ipped up to Stella. She savv Tom; she stopped and smiled blankl)r. ''What is the matter \vith :\' Oll t\\TO ?'' asked Stella, a11d then st1d... 
denly, ''You Yot1 kne''" each othe1· before.'' The girl hesitated. ''Not exactl}"," To1n b1·oke i i1, ~ b11t I '1n a f l"ie11cl of )"Otll" i11otl1e1·· 
-am I not, Miss Roberts?'' A11d the gi1"l g·1~ev\' l"ed a11d lat1g·hecl bt1t tl1e 1at1gl1 ''"c18 . t1·ai11ed. 

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~0. m a nl' y ear s 11ad i·olled a~·a)', 
Go11e \\ er e l l1e l1e1·t>t!S of tl1l' pla~·­
The scener)· s;J1ift u-sur)e1~s g on p...e­Of all that k11e''' i·ema inetl not one. 

An ageLl n1instrel. last of all, 
\\7 110 sang of fet1dal fi~l<l e:lncl 11all. 
H a d chan<·ecl to st1·<1)~ 011e ,,·inter nigl1t 
Wher·e pleast11·es soft a 11u faces brigl1t ougl1t in tale and sto1·1t->d Il l<l}' 
To "'11i le t 1 
e st t11 id ho ti r a~a )'. 
••Ah, minstrel. sing a n1a1·tiaI song!'· 
The old n1a n smiled, l1is l1n1·p l1ns trt1ng­
''.A11d l1ast tl1ot1 l1ea1·(l t>f <'l1a1·mi(lO-
H c1"· i\It111·a) fa111e a 111l glc>l')' ,,·011?' · 
' 'N a)', gleeman. 11a)·!'' t11eir lat1gl1ter ra n.:. 
And loud tl1~ Texas m i11str l sang. 
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Fa ir shone t 11e st1n on <·astle ,,.a11­
0 ld I~allJ)a S ign1a's bl;1zun ed l1a11. 
Tl1ere glan ced tl1e ligl1t f1·um h elm ;1nd sp ear. 

A t1d o'e1· t l1e \\ J.l ""l'S llt111g its ,·l1ee1·. 
B1·igl1t v;·as tl1e scet1t>, a ntl <tll sePm <.l g~1 )',­
Tl1e s1>01·tive jest, t lie n1e1·r)· })Jc.1} . 
Rttt brig l1 ter still t lie S('t:-n e bec<ot 111e 
\\ 11e11 t l1 n1,tst~1· t>'e1· t l1e tlt·~l '' lJl'id~ '::i111 .. 
A ft.er\ l><Lrb I... or 1l l\T111·1·ay t't>llt>. 
And ,,·ell ··1~. lla ll'' hore up its load 
A sturd} \v:11·1·io1· S<"'f't lll'(l t 11 L<Jl'd , 
"\Vho \\•ell ('<ltl l1l \\ lC]tl t l1~ :1 \.t' :lnd S\\'Ol' d . 
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,\ 111·i11c1~ ,,f l<n111a • igr11 11 •, Ar1 .1\rr1•\\' )1,1·:11I, 1111cl 'f'. '. I~. \\'(•II l11\'1•1l tl11·c111gl111t1t tl11• ll111·cl1 rs11lf', 111 :11·r1lS }lt• Slt)f)tl, l{.•'1g11lfl1 S J>rl1I • <>ft l1ncl tl11• frlfart1or1 sl1,111n l tl • ~ll ck 1~1·•"'1 ~lt11·r1t)'1S i,Jn<l~ i11 \\'ratl1 h(l(J strucl<. 
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Scnr(!t> l1r11l 11is st cl tilt> c._}J'[l \\'1 1·lclg'~ r.rv6Retl, 
Sc :11'1 1• t11 t 111· \\"c1 r1]1•t' 1·1•i11~ \\' • l't"' ltJH •1'\1 ) , 
Rrf'. 1'l~1ttc1·ir1g t rJ tl11") l'll~tlc· "'i tt1-:>, 
A t·<1t1rit·t· tl:1~l1 •11, tl(>r 11:1 t1s1·11 t '' '''<t1t 
'l'l1t• \\';11·cl1•1··,s ct1:1 llt 11g-1 l~1!"l 111• f'far111, 
Ar11l lc1111ll)· 1 ·~111 cl IJll ..1\l11rr:1)'1 S tl :l ll)t~. 
1..0111 i\It11·r;.1\• ' lt11·n•")1l. l1ls llf1J1(l o n s'''ord. 
··~11 •:-1)<, <.'Ulll'l ·r, Sl, :t l{ ; \\' \\':.tit till' \\'Ord!'' 

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''Ji1·11r11 Ti<·l1t1l1111l I <·r1 1111"'l;' ' }l e-:> c·ri1-:\1l , 
•· T 11 t • j l l l l gt-> \\' I1o r 11 l1 • s t l1e l1<>1·c1•..: r ~icl •. I~ •l1<·llit1t1 lifts 1t.s l>l11111l' 11:11111 Allll ~l>t' ·~lcls tl1ro\1gl1 ~lll tl1e l101·<l~r lrtr1~1. 
l1L1rr11111n a11cl l1i~ Al11l1:1 T;ltlS Ilic1 ft'<>Tn tl1e dist.tr1t fr1r igr1 ~'~rs: T111·11t1~lll111t tl1 c·1111r1t1·)·, stl'ife tl1 l' s11read­Alr ":-ttl\.. disc·c>nte11t is l>r••tl . ~"1·0111 c•11t11·t ~lt111 c~1stl1" .stt1l1l1orn f111 1-Ias l'<l11i <1 to tl1e-.\ T. >. • 
~<:lStl rind l1nll lta\ t ~1' 1•11 \\'a)'­f'l1<tt'lllion c1't'r Kign1.1 ~11 l1c1lcls S\\'(t)'­
'e-r J1l1i (}a111 "'ttlls l1i~ l~;111n~1·s 11)'. His hf't1t·l1men 1·11lP t •1<· Sigma Chi. ·rt1e \\...11·1o(·k of tl1~ f)l.. t<.1 clan Has c·i1st l11g forti:1n1 s '''itl1 tl1 ir bnnd: And K~J>J>a's fai1·. sill< l1:1nners ~ew Tt> c:l'lf't•t· tl1e-11rog1·l·f;s tif tl1e foe. 0111· l11l;)n gi,·e ,,.,l)'. 1>111 f'111·tt111t•R f<1ll: Lo1·d l\I111·ra)·, on tl1)' ai(l \\'e Cttll!'' 
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Oh. <lark thP fro~·n J.... orc1 ~lt1rra)' \\'1)re. 

Anrl lJlack l1is sco\\·1 a.s J>lt1to's shore: 
Grim]~· 11e s\\·ore '''itl1 fl1ric1us lnok. 
And l1is clencl1ell fi~t in air he sl1L>l>l<. 
''And 11as it <'Orne t<l t11is," hP cried. 
''Tl1::1 t a rmell foe~ m) l)order ride, 
Tl1a t 11 J>S ta1·t c·.,11arn1ion m a)' cl<l re 
To ll>o~e 11i~ l11·anu in 01>en \\'at·? 
Too c;oon 11 'll lea1'n his gra,·e mistak~. 
''rl1t:-n 1\l\trrn,· s frientls to l)attl e \\•a l<e. 
("'<Jn1e. l~aJlpa ~ ig. my fc>r1~f's ca 11, 
Anl1 g<Ltl1er t<> tl1e l1attle call' 
ltise. I> lta ~ig anc1 olcl Pl1i Psi; 
f'ome. Delta Ta ti. I~. A.. and Pl1i ! 
\\"itl1 fil't'> f1>1·t·e ,,·e'll ( l<-><11' tl1 e ''''-''·· 
And Cl1~11·mion shall rtte the ua}•!'' 

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Bt1t ~al111er C;illis tnol' t11e "·n1·<l. 
\\""110 fo11gl1t \\·ith tongt1e. :Jn<l not '''ith 
I-Iis silver voice hacl oft S<lVt-'d ~·~1r. 
Anu 11im tile m en ca11Pcl the ~enator, 
''No, l\l111·1·a,·. no''' 11~ c1t1icl{l)· S<ti1l, 
''In stttlLlen \\'at·'s ot11· rt1in n1aue. 
Dipll1n1<11·~· n1'1'· " ·in tl1 <la)': 
Anrl st•nc1 these l>r<t,\lir1;; foes a\\'a)'." 
''Antl ;lr ,,.~ co\\,lltls'.1'' <1uick retlli~d 
T11e cl1~Lfir1g \\ar1·io1· <lt l11 s si11e: 
··1 t ell )'<)\l .:\Jurr<t)' ill can brook 
Tlle n1t1tt •rr~cl tl1r·e~t t. tl1E> surl)' tool<. 
No! 1·ntl1e1· tl1a11 tlisgr:1c·(' shall stc1i11, 
Or \\·eal,nt>S~ tc1rni~t1 :\ltJl't"1)''s name. 
His S\\ Ol'll ltC"t'<lSS 11i~ 1· ·c1·eant 1,ne~ 
Slt<Lll 111·t::1l' t1..> settl l11s 111f~1n1\·! '' 

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Then to t11 e "·aitin~ c c1t1rit ..r ttirned 
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Tl1e I ..or•tl-l1is \\'ClJ cls \\'jth flll'Y burned­
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.N11\\. ·1)t1t11l (l f1lt111 tJ1•' 11111Jr1igl1 lic-11, .1\Jl1l 'l1ar·111i ll sc1t1gt1 t lll \\'lzai·cl's . r>•?J). ''"11 ..1· tl1 13 ttt \\72t1·1 l<'s rn)•. tic S\\'a)' Jt~igtl c.l .ft•f>1 llfllll t}11_ l')t'P(tk (J( cj, )". At 111i1lnigl1t. 'l1a1·111ic111 l1'>fl 1118 l1r1lls: l~r c)<1 \\' 11 11 · sa \\' ftg:1in tl1 \\"alls. l 1·ot11J I)' strOtl ') t ll0 l ,. cJ 1· Cc i·th, J 't'(llJcl ~'ll s 11is CUllS ""i•>tl~fl s.:-o! \\'Orth. \\7itl1 sl1ot1lc_le1·s brJ\\' ·rl. :1.s if in sl1~trne, .1\ srtcl1l r Tllftn h lin lt\\'at·cl ,..~1111~. J-\t11J ll~tltglll Of \\'lZftrcl's J1111·t1 llt '111](} '(')1~ l l1e llatl 1~::l l'll cl f1·0111 \'\TtlJ')O k Ol<l­~;l \'e l1t1t tcJ Cl11e: ~ttltl tl11..n '''itl1 ch111 Il e sl1ool' ~ts if in 111rJrl[tl ill. 
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0 'Tl1e n1oon lJ h1ntl a cl11l1cl ll<•cl fl ~d. A~ On\\',llU to the Cll\' f"ll I SJli:)d. "fl1e nigl1t \\tncl lJl ·\\' <1lt111g tl1e '''fl)', And fl>rtns. 11 •• ~r 1n:ltle c1f ml1rl~1 l cl<t)', '\'\"er') lJ01·np lt11011 t11e ,,·11istli11g "'ind, Antl gl1ostl)' sl1~tl) s tr~Lilt•tl f~1~t 11 hinrt. ~letl1ot1gl1t 1 11-.arcl tt1 • J.~1nsl.t t 's er}'­Na)·, tl11·if·~ I l1enrtl l1e1· \\'ailir1g 11.)'. I sl1ook \\1tl1 f <11·: t•vld :1s c1f tl1e gra\•e I sot1ght tl1~ t'lnt1·~111 'e lJf tl1e <':l\•e . . \ stttl)· gl't' tir1g tl11, \\'arlc•c·l{ g<l \"e. 111 \\'l•l<.:0111e to 11is 1t1)·stic ca' 'e. 
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·'Fe" '\\'ere l1is '\\'Orfls: a J)Otion l<ingI dranl{. and kne'\\' 111.)' couragP ~tror1g. And tl1en lJefure 111)' ,,·ond , r1ng ~)·es He hade the ' ' isioned Fttt tlrt! rise. 
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"\Vl1<>sf• 1· ·g-l111r'r1ts n 1>\\' fl) tl11· t1 •l<l. 
"~Ir ;on.t l1J>11n t l1•.: ot t11• 1· \\'i r1g 
To ht-'ltt r <.1u~" ltis 1 g11>11s l11·l r1gs. 
~o. Ln(;l< rt r1c1 ft11·l 11 tl1 .. ~· r111 i ·s 1· 'li •I, 
N or eltl1 t' sidt.! •t1 r1 \\•I11 t 1
1..: ft•~lrl . 
No \\' l\lltrrit)' sc :.tllS le> 1·lc)1:0 tl11..:. frlL}', 
Now l1111·rr1lon 111t1st ''' lt1 lit• <l f l)'. 
Arltl still tl1e ticl s <.> f 1Jt1ttle r oll 
J~ou11d n1t1nglec.l f u 1·111 ~irttl pc!t'll11g sc>ul. 

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Chnrgf ng ftill ttlt on ~1 1~t 1·mIon's ltne. 
Cnmt.• no''' tl1e Kr1ight of 11 <) )}' S l11·in e. 
Lo11g 111 silence l1C' l1:lcl \'fe \\'t.3 <1 
Th~ sl1tfting tid •s cJf 1,~l t ti •'s tlt1od. 
Long he '''at<.:l1ecl '''itl1 c'''' ct<,t1s t>}'f'

The sl1tE~lcl tl1at ("l1a1~n1tor1 l>ore 011 l1igh. 
At lengtl1 1
is f eelir1gs <'t)Ul<l n <> m(>r~ 
Restrain t11emseJ,·es; In ba ttl t•'s ro~1r 
He sot1ght to "'in th \\ iz~:i t·cl's s l11 lu. 
And l\eadlong dasl1ccl ti 11011 tl1e fi el<l. 

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Nor pat1sed tl1e sal>le I'r1igl1t l1is pa ·e­8l1ort tin1e Princ.·e l1a1·n1io11 11ad ti> l>ra1·e 
Himself to meet tl1e ·on1ing sl11>ck, 
Ere tl1e t\\'O st eeds together struck. 
Upon the sl11eld tl1e le,1el lance 
O! Holy Sl1rine bt1 t seem d to glance, 
And. splintering on the cha1·ger's gear, 
Broke clean in t\~O his ri\•a l's spee:tr. 
Their lances sha tte1·ed, each his bla cle 
Sei~ed, and at the other made. 
Fut·ious and fast the S\\'Ord-strok es fell. 
But the W arlocl<'s shield ser\·ed Cl1~\rn1ion " ·ell; 
And bt1t the Black Knight's guard was good, 
Himself had met a death of blood. 
On co1'slet and helm tl1e fierce blo\\'S ra ined, 
And streaming gore eacl1 ha uberk sta ined. 
At length, b)' pain and ft1r)' tosse1l, 
The Knight o! the Shrine his glave unloosed, 
And '''ith bare ha nd 'gainst Cl1a rmit1n's steel. 
From tl1e Prince's arm he tore the sl1ield; 
In his charger's flank he dug his spur,
And dashed into the ra nks o! "'ar;

But. passing, he dealt a hack\\'ard lllow, 
And Cl1armion bent to the saddle-bow. 
No pra)rer to his ashen lips there came: 
Men say he called on the W arlock's name. 
He 011ly heard a mocking laugh. 
And kne'\\· the end "''as near at last. 

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Meanv:hile. the chat'med shield sa!el)' ta'en. 
The !(night of the Sl1rine to tl1e 1·igl1t '''ing came 
The cha1·m he held so aJl might see 
The glittering outline of the ke)'. 
Ma dl}' he ga lloped throt1gh the !ra)', 
And all Prince Charn1ion's ar1·a}· 
His conquest sa"v 11im ,,·ield; 
A migl1t)' roar rose frorn tl1e host 
••pr1ncc Cl1armion 's m<1gic charm 1s lost­
The Sl1rine has ta'en the shield ~· · 

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Judge Tlcl1abod tipon tl1e left 
Found Willis' men of strength ber ·ft. 
The bra \·est flung them sel,·es in va in 
On hostile sword and spear "·ere sla in. 
And Fortune upon tl1e dista nt right
\\•ith fickle smile ch eered l\Iurra)r's ftgl1t.
Yet still the conflict fie1·cer grew 
Wl1ere 11ostile pennons proudl)' fte'v 
And rival heroes fell.­''Goa t and Quixote!'' "'ns the er)', 
And ''Sancho Panza!'' Rmote the sl')',­
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igl1t. lYJ C1·0\\'cl of '',Ton es n1en'' are i11 sigl1t: Gatl1er nu,,· to l1a,.e a s111·ea1.1­Tl1eir n1<.1 n can1e out far al1e~1ll. 
F ile into !{line's ba n c.1t1et-11a1l, 
A m err\• · c1·0\\'d -a s ·ore in all: 
Ha\ e a feast. tl1e p1·oper kind. 
Time is flying. t11e)· tlc>n't mind. 

T \\'el\ e o'clock. t11e~· ct1t it ot1t­
It's tin1e to build bonfi1·es ub<1ttt. 

•·o U[J t11e a\·entte tl1e)· go. 
To n1ctl<e tl1e 1·ot111tls of friend and foe. 

..<\t som e s t1·e:1nge plare tl1e)· ht11·n in state 



B t1 t e\·en tl1is. as f t1n. 
A n<l ee:tt 11 seel\S ot1t 11is 
N ext tl~t ) e:tt scl1ool tl1e 
An1l t11~1 tle 11e''' cl{>lle t L1 

~01ne Tl1e)' Ancl < p oor \'isit la 111.·e  n1a n n ext 'tro u on tl1e nd  a <:l  
gron s  old.  

O\\ n c:') 11ous e l1olu. ne\\S got ot1t. t t1 11< tllJot1t. 
L'E NVOI 

N O\\' son1e '''ill scoff 

bisl1op's g e:tte; ''Ha ll of lt·e.·· ft1·e so nic·P.. 
And some n1c-l)' lJlame: If Sims 11a<l \\'On. 
H e'll clc.111e tl1e se:tn1e! 
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1Ellito1·'s Not ~-Tl1e ins11iration f1·on1 ,,·l1it·l1 t11c f11llo,,·i11g li11es ~p1·t111g '''as occasioned la rge­])' 11~· fc1rt11itot1s a(·c·iclent. Tl1e poet ,,·as i11\ itell to a pic·ni<'. a 11d tl1e con1panio11 "'l1om l1e escorte<l ''as not tl1e selection of l1is o'' n t e:Lste. Tl10 p11f>l l1;ls n1t1cle oatl1 tl1at on si1nilar occa­sions. \\•l1en acc·cJn111an~·i11g a lacl~· 1·J1ose11 l ~-ntl1e1·R, l1e l1as ex1)e1·ienced pec·t1lia1' and con­flit·ting emotio11s, l>t1 t t l1at nP,·e1' clicl lie l1t-1' P tl1e 1101101· t<1 ac·t·omp<:tn)· one '"·J1ose antiquity filled 11im ,,.itl1 st1cl1 1·e,·eren(·e as 011 tl1is ot·c·lsiu11. I-le 11as \'ainl)· struggled to exp1·ess 11is 
admira tion.) 
The poet invokes the aid of superior years in 1he ex­pression of h is song. 
The poet scoffs at 
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The poet o ff e r s p roof th at h is love Is the oldest liv ing human . 
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0 mine Eg)'IJtian Rtar·! 0 tho11 "'hose e)-·es di\'ine First blessed tl1e "'01·1a "'lien Cl1eops )·et ,\·as )'Ot111g. On me but let tl1~· sta1·Jigl1t of t11e ancients shine T o inspi1'e tn)' Rot1l " ·itl1 bu1·ni11g i·l1a1)soclies of song'. 0 lend m e now t 11 )' '''ea1tl1 of ga1·ne1·ea t l1ought, Thy t1'east11·e<l sto1·e of "1 n tirt u e l<:no"·ledg e sage, Begun ere Ptoler11)· 11is ki11gc1on1 " ·r ot1gl1t. Or nations felt tl1e po\\'Pt· of Caesar's 1·age, T hat I ma)· seel< ,,·11at e,•er poets ,,·1·ote, Or idle drean1e1· in 11is tl1·eaming ,·iev.·ed, Or tuneful n1inRtrel set to s" ·elli11g note. Or \'isions in t l1e mi n<ls of lo,·e1's bre"•ed : That I m a)· gatl1e1· all tl1at n1en l1a,· e spal{e, Or v.·1'i t. or (11· an1ecl. 01' sting, of 1Jot111dless lo,·e, .i\nd in m)· song to Tl1ee a 11 ecl1oes "'al{e Of s"·eetest t:adenc·es of eartl1 and hea''en a bo,~e. 
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A ,~:ay! ye dancing 1Jtl ttet'fties. )·e gidd)' t11ings, Who in tl1e evening of t11e tra nsient day Arot1nd tl1is candle, Youtl1. in wl1i1·ling i·ings Flitter in senseless n1irtl1 )'Ot11· 11ot1rs a " 'a)'! Sl1ort are )'Ot1r t1·it1m11l1s. anrl )'Ou1· l1onors l1rief: Witl1in tl1e t1·ifli11g s11a11 of fot11·score )'ea1·s Your laugl1ter tt11·ns to cacl<led c1·ies of gi·ief Yot1r rt1dd~· cl1e l<s a1·e ,,·itl1er ed "'ith )'Ot1r tears. I sing to one "'l1on1 Time l1atl1 not )·et c·laimed.­The sole st11·,·i\'01· of tl1e sot1ndless JJa st, T11e single relic· of t11 
age s1·ar ce na n1ed.. Unsl1aken b\·• tl1e c·en tt1ries in tl1eir l1~1ste. I sing to no e11l1en1e1·a1 ftO'\\'ers t 11at blo"· Their f1·agi'ant 11etals in tl1e spring. ancl fa d e : A hundred generations of tl1 110:.i r)· r1ines '''ill kno"' l\l}' lo\.·e to gaml)Ol in their s)·l,·an sl1at1e. 
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To Thee. fair damsel. let n1)· ''e1·ses rise Like ~·arlJled met tins of the lark at n101·n, And let the s1lendor of tl1)· sunn)' e)·es Dispel m)· dism~1l (·a1·es an11 tl1ot1gl1ts forlo1·r1. Wl1a t t11ot1gl1. S"'eet one, in ....\lexande1·'s da)· Your last 1·en1aining tootl1 11)· cl1ance 'v~1s lost ? Wl1at tl1ougl1 )'Ot11· l1air 11atl Jong $ince llassed a\,a) 'Er e Caesa1· ~;et t11e l{t1l1icon 11ad c1·ossed'! Wl1at thougl1 :'t'Our ' ciit·e is 11a1'sl1 anc1 c1·acl<ed c1nd sl1rill? Wl1at thot1gl1 )'Ot11· f<tc•e "'ot1ld slee1>ing cl1ild1·en frigl1t? Can I descril)e tl1e st1·ange. t1pst11·ging tl11·ill, I felt '''hen first I sa\V )'Otl jn tl1e ligl1t ? Yours a nol)ler heritage tl1c1n gaudy sl10,v, Tl1an fleeting })ent1 t)· )'0111·s a g1·~tntle1' f<J.te: A11d Vanit~'. infti.1ffiPf1 l1y )'Ot1tl1. ('i.ln ne\ c-r l\n<1\V The honored pat11 t 11~1 l lea1ls to )'Ot1r esta te. 
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tle~s 11~ r1tl s, In toiling use nl J:1l>t1r t11\\:1rtl tl1e l>ltl : And )'Ott it ,,·as ,,110 011 tl1 (..1•tr1:1:1 r1 l1ill~ T nded tl1P flt l''') tll1<·l.;.s ''1tl1 .\1>1·~111,1111. on,·ersed '''itl1 Js(1:1<'. '' <'• r1l n t J<1cc1l>'s ills, ~'1\\ ....\n1on ~l.t\ tilt' c:::;11·1·iftl·i.1l l;tn1l> l~1)tJ l,n0'' tl1e <'<\\l s" c1f I ~<\ l))~lc)n's l1 ')1•n)f, 

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HumptJ~ Dt1mptJ" sat on a ,,,all, Humpt)" Dt1mpt)" 11ad a great fall; If se\"ent}" had not seen him fall. 
Ht1mpt)· had led the Final Bal1. 

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.t\r11ll ar1't t1'>ll \\'Dr t<J fi11d them; 
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Rufugees From Justice 
l\Iotto: ''Wl1at \\1as Your Nan1e Before You Came to Texas~·· 
l\1embership limited to freeboote1·s anu otl1e1· c1·iminals "'110 can produce uncl1allenged e\·idence of c1·iminal intent and 1na lice aforethought. 

Mysterioils Mastel" of tlie Bloocly Boot • C. L. SNYDER Eminent G1·and Filclie1'" . . • • • • D. J. BROWN Eminent G1·ancl Bolo Birr·d . • • • • C HAS. A. l{EITH Pitsillanimoils Pockete1" of tlie Pit1·se • • • 0RLO A. PRATT Eminent Evangel of the Disnial Dit1igeo1i • • • 0. S. MILLER 
H. T. BEAVER, Illinois. 	OllLO A. l't!AT"I', N e\\ "\..t11·l(. 
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W . 	C. GARDNER, Georgia. 'T'. I~. J~L_\N<..1JI•..\l"'l), L1Jt11s1~1n..t.. TIIEO. GREEN, Oklal1oma. Jr. Jt \ r.-\ N, :\fi~slS~lJ)Jli . 

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('; 1111 rs I, 'T A t.1' HMr,.lloO, 'fl'l#I{ ~ 
XE night. as The Cactus was peaceft1ll)~ dreaming.
0 It fancied a g 11tl 111a11. ridi11g a pot1)1 , 
Da;;h ga)'l)" 1111 ac1<l. "Titl1ot1t t1r1dt1e ~ee111i11g, 
Prese11t a pape1·. 011 the face of it. ''Phan)·." 
Bttt after he sa\\' 11e "'as scare kn0\\'11 b),. i11dt1 ·tion, 
1:1e doffed his plt1111 d hat and p1·ocured introduction. 
It seen1.s he \\as 'oll g )·ear, 1909-10. 
J-\ Texan, <l Xati\·e. a B1~aggart bt1t then 
I-le left tts l1is 11otes. \\cl1ich, a la \\~allace Ir"'i11. 
\\.e pt1t u11 der11 atl1. ..:\u,·a11 ce, reader. and stir in. 

I ca111e in tl1e ~·orld 
On top of a "'hi1·1 
Of political thunder and sn1ol<e; 
They '''ere maki11g co11nections 

''"ith spri11g-tin1e elections, 
And candidates dail)· "'ent broke. 
The air reeled ,,·itl1: ''I,jiar '. l\It1ckraker. and Thief! 
Partisan backing! Frat-sucker! '' in brief, 
The collegiate " 'orld "·as in such a tt1rmoil 
That candidates' reps " ·ere cooked to a parboil: 

'T"·as ''Don't ,-ote fo1' Tic Sea)·! and Rap on To"·ne 1:oung! 
If either's electP-d. the stt1des are su1·e stu11g' 

Tick's mixed with the ladies 
And is catching blue Hades, 
Feuille is bribing the st1ffragette vote: 
For T he T exan, ~lark Hannah 
Is all the banana-
The females are cooking poor Jet! Stinson's goat. 
Gene Harris "·ill "'in. since he's no opposition, 
Bt1t ,,.e "'on't bet a cent on Boyles' getting position:· 

The race "·as red hot. ft1ll of ginger and fire. 
\\"ith Di11n)-for referee a11d Tick Sea)· for umpire. 
,,,.ho. in spite of the place. lost his race with precision, 
Though :\lark l\IcGee "'on on the judge's decision: 
Then son1e \•otes that "'ere missing 
Kicked t1p such a hissing. 
Truth cot1ld11't be heard at all for the clatter; 
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\\re lost on the game; 
For Balenti and Kelly. They mashed us to jelly-
The whole team played n1t1ch as if the}~'d a jag on; 
T hey were scraped in the mud, 
They were covered with blood, 
And looked like a sot1se \Vho 'd dropped off the wagon. 

And disgusted alumni 
\\Tho had lost all their money 
By carelessly dropping it all on the massacre, Said harsh things and rude 
To the average stude. 
And called the affair less game than fiasco. 
''Aha!'' said the victors, 
Agriculture "'ill win­
'T"~as the brain and the brawn 
That brought the coin in." 
And then as an encore. and "'ith no misgiving, 
Lord help us! they licked us again at Thanksgiving! 
Oh, A. & 11., Oh, A. & ~I.. 'Tis true our efforts fail: \\'re used to beat the Farmer lads, But can't lick Penn. or \"'ale; And though you trounced us roundl)", One thought our sadness cheers~ An honest team of real cadets \\"on once in seven years! 



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Close Attention Given to Mail Orders 

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Solicits your orders by mail for High Class Dry Goods, Ready­made Garments for women and children, Milli11ery,Fancy Goods, Etc. Orders filled the same day as received. 





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I teach 1·ou ho'\T. Personal in truction chool. Established 17 )1 ear . Going on learn. Great demand for ITI) gradL1ate .  by mail. Large t 18. Earn big pa)  a11d ''Thile )?ou  oldest  
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Send for circular describing n1ethod and tern1s. 
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PALACE 


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Proprietor 
FULL LI l£ OF 

BARBER SUPPLIES 


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CANDIES, FRCITS, Crc,ARS, lcE CREA \I 
FOLT~TAIN DRI~KS 

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That's what you do when you buy a 'l{o.val Sta11da1·d Typeu1t·iter. It's not ''just as good'' but better 
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We also have a large stock of second-hand machines of all kinds that we have taken in ex­change as part payment on the great TRUST BUSTING ROYAL, that we are offering at prices ranging from $10.00 up in order 
that  we  may  purchase  more  
Ro;1als.  Many  of  these  are  as  
good as new.  Write  us  a  postal  
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On the gridiron in athletics -in tl1e lecture room cram­ming for e,xa1ns · ho\vever or "'rhenever yot1' re brain tired or body '''eary, 
Drink 
The one best beverage for stt1dent and 
aLhlete. The drink for any college rnan. 

DELICIOUS, REFRESHING, 
THIRST --QUENCHING.

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614: Conoress Avenue, AUSTIN, TEXAS 

CAPITAL STOCI{ -------$100,000.00 
SURPLUS FUNDS -------$10,000.00 

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'VE "rANT YOUR BUSINESS. 
SAFETY DEPOSIT BOXES FOR RENT. 

GEO. \V. LITTLEFIELD, President H. PFAEFFLIN, Cashier 
T. H. DA\71 , Vice-President J . ROSS , As i tant 

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1"'ra\'eli11g SaJe~n1en earn fro111 $1 ,000 to $25,000 a )·ear and expen e . O\·er 600,000 
e111plo;·eti in the l}11ited tate and Canada, ~elli11g that tirrir1g tor)· of ad' entt1re of 

., Hoil' I Beca111e ...4 D11·t·rto1· OJ Tl1t• (;£·1·111t111 Club,, 
By 1"'. P. P~.. RKIN 
A co1111)rel1e11~i\e Hi tor}· of the ,, 11ole political 1110\•c111er1t fro 111 a point of \1ie'' qt1ite 
differe11t fr<>t11 tl1e u~t1al one. (" ...\ g reat deal <>f origi r1al e\ ide11ce l1eretofore ig11oreti is 

l1rougl1t to li g l1t a11d made acce sible to tl1e ordir1ar) reacler . ("a\ ~)Q\\'erft1l tieli11eatit> ll 

of cl1aracter, uf absorbing intere~t a11d '1 1ile 1 eali~111 . Al1ut111ti111g i11 orig inal <1t1otatir>1 
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n1o"t t111ic1t•l' cl1aracter.... of 111oder11 literatt11e.''-/>r1tf1111~· f/ ,·1·t1/,f. 
At!tlrcss PERKINS P BLISHING CO. 


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Jack~c.>r1,,ille, Fla. 
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To'~.,er (>t Thorougl1ne , P~T1·~1111id ()f Pr(>gressi,·t•nt•ss. .. ~lo1111n1t•11t t)i" G nuin ~lerit, An ()belisli ()f Great P(>1>11lL1rif ~T· 

Incorporated, $300,000.00 capital 1 21 'ear ' ucce . Dir>lo111a fro111 D. P. 13. oil ·ge represent in btt i11e s \\·hat Haryar<l's, ) '"ale' a11d '"I exas' re1)re'lt"t1t in literar) circle-. 
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SEND FOR HAND 01\IE ,\.l' ALOG UE, PRI E .\ND INFOR It\ 1~101 
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how much satisfaction in 
service is our first thought, 
as daily we control the 
metl1ods and policy of this 
store. The Very Name 


I a gt1ara11tee t1f Excelle11ce i11 
Qt1alit\, i e\\' tle tn t\ le, E~­clt11o.i i ,, e11e ir1 Design ; a gu a r a 11 ­tee of pro11111tne1o.i i11 rneeti11g e\1 er) 


11e e d , '' it h a j tt t c.l eteri11 ir1 atio11 
to 11lease. 

()L1rs is tl1 e large5t retail dr\ 
g:o o <.l ~tore i11 t11 e Sottt }1 \' it h 
c.;tock larger ar1d better tl1a11 e\'er / 
hefore, and 111arked at prices

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Ot1r Fa l1 it) fl Catalogue of one 
hu11dred a11 c.l t\\ el,,e 11a~e , beat1­tif t1ll,, illustrated, is inailed i11

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)·ot1 a cop~ FREE if )' Ott so de ire. 

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fabric. With these two, 've've struck a happy combination. Made ''Mark of Merit'' clothes the proper Young Man's Clothes. Added little touches that distinguish them from the 01'dinary ''ready-to-wear'' clothes. The shovving embraces every known color and fab1'ic that \Vill appeal to your good taste. 
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KNOX HATS 
We are the sole age11t i11 Galveston for these celebrated hat . 
Each st)·le vve sho\\" i unerringl)' correct in hape, a11c.1 \\·ill fill e\rer)' requirement of the n1ost exacting. There'll be 110 trouble in making a sati factor) election fro1n the ··Knox'' St)· le . 
Price $5.00 
Other Good Hats • • • $3.00 to $7.00 

"NEW YORK 


IN CLAPP SHOES 
If you know shoes, you know what it means if it bears the ''Edwin Clapp'' label. It stands as an abso­lute guarantee of ''qt1ality.'' If fashion decrees a cer­tain shape or leather, you will find it in our showing. 
Priced at $6.00 to $7.00 

De Luxe Shoes $5.00 Royal Shoes $3.50 



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BOOKKEEPING ­
l)ral1gl1(•t1'~C<Jlll(1~ti
tor-... ll)' tl<)t a<·r·ept111g l1i" (1ffer to l1a\'e l1is ·I' ll Rf I:.-r11or1tt1 'Book­
keepi11g ~tl1de11t" co11test ''itl1 tl1eir SI ­tllt111tl1 'Bookkeer,it1g "tt11.ler1t~. i11 effect <.:C>tl ­cetie tl1at Drat1gl1011 teacl1e~ tlll>re Boc.>k­keepi11tT in l'IJRf E mor1th!'I tl1an tl1e)' tf,> 1n l X. 
.\ 1)o llt ·e' er1 t' -tl' e l) er
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ce11t of tl1e official court re1lr>rters of tlie l r1ite<l tate~ ''rite the ")·-..te111 11f l1ortl1a11d l) rat1gl1011 teacl1e~, BI' ('.\l' F 
tile) K. 0:0''T tl1e\ c·ar1 1 1)). \\ritir1g tlii ')"­ter11, exc·el '' ri ter-.. of other ') 'te111s tl1 irt' 11er cer1t ir1 i,eed a11d earning capacit)' · 
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1,ee11 Cl1ti11to I)ral1g l1011', "'"J eleo-ra1lll\' 1llerre ,,·}1i "'ii ollccrc, rail-
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1.t> lr r a~kt ng for r Rr E atalogt1e l111 <.'Ot1r"e at l1llege,
CATALOGUE FREE 
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G A L V E S. T 0 N , T EXA S 

CAPITAL ---------$125,000.00 
SURPLUS and PROFITS ---$100,000.00 

--DIRECTORS -­
T . J. Groce H. A. Lande C. J. \\7al ton 
L. V\7 . Levy Bro'''ning Groce \ 7 • E. At1 tin Fred Hartel J. R. Cheek E. Dulitz 
I1zte1'"est Paid 011 Saving Acl·ozt11ts a11d I12te1·est-Bea1·ing Ce14 tificates 
Againsr Tinie ~eposits 

U. S. DEPOSITORY 

T. J. GROCE, Pre ident C. J. W .l\ LSTON, \"'ice-Pre ident 
H. A. LANDES, Vice-Pre ident B RO\rVNING GROCE, \7ice-Pre ide11t 




A. S. NE\VSON LOlJIS E. GOTTHE ILL 

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Kahn's Confectioner'• T 

Ice C1·ea1n That Is P111·e 

Ca11d\" Tl1at I  ,~·hole 0111e  
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2109 ~Iarket Street ALVE TON. TEXA . 
Tussup Grocery Co. 

QUALITY AND PRICE 

TELL IT ALL  
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Pho11e 12 a11d 422 .  
;AL\' ESTON, TEX.I-\  .  


Peter Gen ler Co. 


BETTER 
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2000 Market St., G I e Ion, 1·e: 


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DRUG STORE 
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Gulf Transport Line 


GALVESTON to LIVERPOOL, HAVRE artd '13RE EN 
For Freight and Passenger Rates 
apply to 
FRED. LEYLAND & CO., Ltd., 
Agency 
S. J. JACKSON, Manager 
Galveston 

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itherspoon 
~DRUGGIST 
''Meet me at the FOUNTAIN'' 

SPECIAL ATTENTION 

SHOWN STUDENTS 
CORNER 21sT AND 1\lARKET STREETS 

PHONE 254 

GALVESTON TEXAS 

A Little Better 1~his Year, 
A Little Better Next Year, 
A Little Better Whenever it is 

Possible, Will Always Be the Motto of the 

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I. H. KE1\1PNER, President.
First National Bank 
C. H. l\fOORE, \ 'ice-President. 
R. LEE l{EnIPXER, Cashier.
OF GALVESTON 
A. I\:LEINECKE, Ass't. Cashier. 
The Oldest National Bank in Texas. 
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Southeast Co1·ne1· St1·and and 22nd Sts. 
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Capital Ful1y Paid..................____ ·-----..$300,000.00 
Shareholde1~s' Liability_____________ 
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R. WAVERLY Sl\fITH, P1·esident. 
Capital and Su1·plus Nearl)T a
CHAS. FOWLER, Vice-P1·eside11t. FRED \\r. CATTER...o\.LL, Cashier. 
HALF MILLION DOLLARS 
\\7 • N. STO\V.,.E, Vice-President. 
F. A~DLER. Ass't. Cashie1·. 
"1 e especially solicit the ...i\ccounts of :\Iem­be1·s of the Faculty and Student Body.
DIRECTORS 
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