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THE BOOSTERVol XXIIHOWINo 22CAHE TO AMERICATHE VOYAGEBy EONATHE PACIFICOhorlAt the outset of my voyage Ihave one thing in my memorywhich can never be forgotten itis the sight of Mount Fuji thenoblest and highest monumentof Japan given to her by theAs the shipCreator himselfslowly sailed on I fixed my eagereyes upon the landscape for thelast time The sun was just setting and the hills were reflectingthe golden light The picturesof green hills standing like theteeth of a saw the roofs ofhouses in the humble villages offisher- men along the shore thewaving branches of pine treesthe floating boats tossed to andfro by the waves are still precious in my memory But abovethem all noble Fuji was standThening in gigantic majestythewhite- sailed small boatsvillage houses and the purplehills disappeared one by one beyond the horizon But the magnificent snow- capped Fuji remained the last one of all tq bidme farewell This was the partin memory which I left and itis sweet to think that it will bethe first to welcome me back tomy beloved countryRapidly Japan disappearedfrom our sight and night apThe ship ploughedproachedinto the midst of the ocean thewaves became larger and thewind fierce Soon it was nightIand no stars were shiningheard no voice of comfort orcheer but only the roar of tossingwaves and of the great engineI was cold and hungry andcould no longer stay in myhiding place Knowing that theship was now far on her wayand that she would Dot be turned back till she had finished hervoyage I came out I walkedon but owing to the rolling ofthe ship I could not walkstraight One of the sailors sawme tramping unsteadily on thedeck without shoes Though Icould not say a word to himnor he to me yet he Beemed toWOOSTEKUIIKMAliCH 7understandmy need and tookme to his room and gave meslices of sandwich and also apair of shoes 1 gladly acceptedthe gift with grateful gesture andsmile 1 put on the shoes tookthe sandwiches and went outloitering aroundseekingawarmer place I found tliatnearthe chimney it was warmerthough there was nocoinfortn Replace to lie down to sleep Thefloor andstairs aroundthechimney were made of iron barsand certainly not fit o rest onIYet it was an infinitely betterplace than where the cold wintrysea wind could chill me eventhrough my bonesMoreoverit was a dark place and welladapted for hiding for ihosereasons i loon ihwmwioii liiciebehind the chimneyBy this time 1 was sea- sick Icould not eat the sandwiches thekind sailor had given me I feltlonesomeuncomfortable andsick but all this I had expectedto face and endurelie thatplace I kept my self three dayswithout regular mealsHeinghalf sick I kept myself near t hechimney and slept most of thetimeAfter my long sleep 1found my body marked all overwith lines which thr bars of thegrating had made like themarkipgs on a piece of toastYou can imagine how this kindof a bed hurt my body andmade me sore from head to footI could not keep on like thatfor the three weeks of the voyage three days were the uttermost extent of my endurance Onthe third day I felt a little betteras I had become used to the seayet my sense of Jonesomeness increased as I had no one to talkto on that vast ocean Hungerincreased also I began therefore to hunt up some Japanesein the ship I went secretly andcarefully every place I could goIn the course of time I foundabout eighty Chinese steeragepassengers I thought I mightfind some Japanese among themand looked around One or twoChinese pointed out the corner ofPinYiudozen Japanese sleeping in cotslined up like the beds in a hospitalwas glad but t here wasnone to speak to me for all wereIsea- sicktoo was weak anddid not say anything to thembut sat at the end of their eotnand went to sleep in a littlew IdleWhile I was nodding quiet vt herecame an officer anilcaught me Ohwas frightenedMy whole being shookandthought my last moment had cometut assn Wa chance escaped and hid myself in the plate where first hadhiddenIt ua not long befuieheard a man frying o open hedoor imagine w hut you wouldfeel at such a time The manopened he door and en light wicby the neck It was the nameolliecrthought he wouldthrow me into ho ca for hewas such a giant wit h such horrible looks Pnt lie proved to bea fa r bet er man t ha nt honglie took mea inong theol herollieers of the ship wherewas examined but could not speak yA Ja panese In yword of Knglishwho worked in he steamer wascalled up as interpreter Theo dicers naked nie who was amiwhy I came on board etc Theytook away all my money whichwas only a few dollars and setme to work The job was the1I1II1IItttI1tIII11most disagreeable one I ever undertook Added to thishadno strength to work for I hadnot eaten for three days Myhead and bones were aching andmy stomach was empty But Iwas set to get the rust off theiron under the shelfBut this work secured memeals and a bedThe mealswere not at all eatableIt wasChinese cooking hard rice andall sorts of greasy food To thiskind of diet 1 had never been accustomed But it was no timeto make a choice nor for grumbling If J did not take whatwas coming I had to starve HoI forced mygclf to get used tothe husks that the swine dideatBut ohl how well I remy yearning after a loafmembernotcouldtheyasrooma largespeak Japanese I followed of bread in those days Nevertheir pointing and found a half before or aftar were the pieces ofI
THE WOOSTBR VOICEa score of 208 A great feeling and unwearied excellence of toneof rivalry has suddenly sprung thoughout while the contrastsup and promises to produce a of sentiment and feeling were ingood deal of class spirit Chal- dicated in a most natural andlenges have been literally flying effective mannerIn fact it isfrom one class to another and not easy to indicate in what wayone can but prophesy some in- the simplicity and sincerity oftensely interesting contests as a Miss Glenns singing could be improved If she has art it is usedresultfor arts highest mission which iswillworkOut- door baseballconceal artprobably begin in earnest the toMissGlenns whole singingAlreadyfirst of next termcomsome players have been seen power has come upon ourweneedgraduallymunitythatcinderon the drypassingperhaps to be awakened to thepath out side of the Gympride we may feel in one whojustThe basketball games of this is so largely the product of ouryear have bpen productive of two own institutions In vocal acvery noticeable results they have complishment and in large muof272bread so precious and had soIt was more togood a tasteme than chocolate cakes forhungry boysYou would be surprised tohear that bread was so scarceand so dear that Japanese passengers had to pay twenty- liveor thirty cents for a loaf and Ionly got a piece or two whenthey offered it tome My bed wasnothing but one thick cloth between two poles like a litterused on the battle field to carrywounded soldiers I had no pillow no mattress and no blanket and it was mid winter andthe ship was coming more andmore to the north Tired as I strengthened the interestthewas i could not sleep on these student body in this game andcold nights I tried every means also have developed a large numbut I did not succeed I folded ber of players who will be strongmyself like a bird but I had no candidates for next years teamfeather to protect me from coldAll night long I felt the chill evenIrve Wilhelm has left withIn the Roscoe Graham a number ofthrough my bonesmorning my hands and feet were the popular CI irk Griffith ballsstiff and immoveable and my which still bear the trade- markwhole body was shivering and Any one intending to buy amy teeth clattering There were good ball will do well to look atJapanese sleeping near me but thesethey could not spare me theirblankets since they themselvesMiss Qlenn Song Recitalhad none too much to keep themwarmOur Conservatory has putYet amidst these difficultiesgreat obligation its wholeunderand hardships which I had to city andUniversity contingentsreinfacecrossing the ocean Ius admirablebyaffordingcall a few pleasant thingsTheworldtheglimpsesintorest on Sunday was one of them surrounding us butmusicremaineditThough I was not a Christianthe rest was none the less for the recital of Miss Francessweet As Sunday came it gave Glenn to bring us under similarme hope for it was a week less obligation to the world of musicbefore I should reach the shore we have among us I wish itI always wrote the record of the were possible for us to impressweek on that day in my pocket all the patrons of the Universitybook but the record I have lost with the high artistic andpersonal merit of the Faculy inour Music School Every member of it deserves to rank withytrATHLETICSKMMThe last game of the Basketball season will be played withKenyon at Gambier next weakGene Wright will return toCleveland next Thursday wherehe will rejoin his team and gowith them to AlabamaGymnasium exercises end withthis termThe basketball team has beenputting up eomi excellent workin practice latelyClass games have begun inbasketballLast weekthePreps defeated the Freshmen bythe fine talent and large cultureof similar institutions anywherein our countryIt was a piece of decided initiative for Miss Glenn to bring together our public and seek tobind them at the close of a weekfull of art- eventa with the singlecincture of her song garlandBut she dared it and what ismore she did itCareful study and tasteful arrangement and penetrating discrimination appeared in the programme as a whole It covereda wide range and presented realsicianly comprehensionin attractive presence and in generalintellectual culture Miss Glennmay well be regarded as the typethe thoughtful Christian artists we are hoping to preparefor their high vocation by ourtrainingacademicand ourS F SSchool of MusicofNIEDERHAUSER CONCERTPANYCOM-Wooster Musicians Give an oncertCompanys musical entertainment at the Armory on Saturday evening was one of the bestever given in Shreve The Pianoplaying of Miss Arabella Barneswas very artistic and few if anybetter players have ever beenheard here The Baritone solosof MrNiederhauger were muchappreciated Mi Houston asTenor Soloist was well receivedas was also Mr Seiler whoserange as a Baeso ia remarkableThe Violin numbers by MissHouston received merited compliments from all presentUsually when students goaway from Colleges they go fora time and are apt to forgetthemselves in their conduct butthe conduct of the persons making up the Company and of theirfriends who accompanied themwas of so high and marked anorder that they are deserving ofspecial mentionThis as well as the musicalentertainment speaks volumesgems by distinguished compos- of credit for Wooster Universityers Details of execution need with which they are connectednot be noticed here for the wholeCome again is the welcomewas given with dash and vigor wish of all Shreve Daily
273THE WOOSTER VOILEUniversity Debating ClubjaiTtxjVTcUllcouwj j MTfh 4 the llniversity Debating club met in regThe followingular sessionto serve fourelectedwereofficersregular meetings of the clubVice PresPres WalkinshawHup and Treas CaldwelliOn special topics Graves spokeWalkinshaw onon MahdismCanals RempGreatThe Worldson Utilization of Waste Materialon Placer Miningand nWeldaya mipstinn was debatedmiand Moses affirmativebv Knightnncrnitdaieonei nrA llonnanda cave deep hiddenBut beanty and grace are thereTheres never a lite encumberedBut blossoms beneath its careTheres neverThe choirs of Heaven are richerFor voices by sorrow trainedAnd eves that dimmed with weepingAre brighter for Heaven gainedisEXCHANGESPuer ex Jerseylens to SchoolVidet in meadowInfestus muleIlle approachesO magnus sorrowPuer it skywardFuuus tomorrowThe Carnegie Institute atWashington will appoint assistants for investigation workThis will furnish young men ofunusual ability a line opportunity for developing their talentsThe Michigan- Wisconsin debatewill be held in Madison March20 The question reads as folWould the adoption of alowsgeneral income tax levied by t heUnited States government he torthe best interests of the nationf LITERARYSOCIETIESItiveThe topics for next week areLegislation of the Last CongressAthenaeanPrSduction of Diptheria AntiNewotSidewalksAthenaean met witli an unusualMORALtoxin MovingTeachingslasses wereFroebelsly good attendanceYork andQui videt a thingncOnthe essayrepresentedwellThe question tor ueuaieNon ei well d ThatEst bene for himGoshornKeminisciMicesballshould adopt the Initiative andExReliiiqni id aloneAffirmative LtDr Jekvll and Mr Hvde ToddReferendumAMNegativeRPEAMEPrEOPIPEKing of Lit tle N esscxAmstutzTheandlingGoodenter HerculesDeelamation classWise and LiggetGuards Sampson a pillar of A Tale of oacliing Daysstrength Goliath sling- shots On the Kxtempore lass wenTHE HAREBELLCrowl liice Didcoct and OrtnsbicbarredJatiersonOration class HJaiksonStonewallTacklesThe Ideal lloowr ThesubiectBy Lena L Jennings 06Julius CaesarCondemned ManH slV a- t e r T inn1 JoshuaTiie iUist ion dcliatid wisCaptainandJitMQuarterbackOut on the lonely moorlandThat seiaiato enilegvssolvedaNapoleonA harebell blooms aloneand women give nisrmenforIsrael Till namdrearyIJalf- baeksWhere the waste- is wild andlvsnbs A liiui- a IiXsatislartoiVjGreatlexjiwdir iVAhunllHivs11111111iIiAnd feul winds- sobbing moanalhveMi aitfrh- iuawifvsjyIf Criw m m OllJ It IVll VrnislwenearhefIrwinfloweretairotherNotTUull back liaycJifastuianNot a single- Syray of bloomAnd the dauk- wtld grass profusionvi- HK aHiAii peoi- rttH rVg wifltHf Go l n m errr etr iuiit Isi kBufheighteiis the scene of gloomJtVnt ofith- eplHf yearmeufiitswblailes bend aiid shiver r jii Tnioriixj- awll retire alltiliinitijKiitiii y IraniansrtitmventOtnJresinittheautiiavnimVirto yeifrnr BlKVyrfi8UAdCrlUTVserve liiied the vhoti- i la ti toil Pi ami VWitt uiVill Ii- t tVhiletWieViswasi- n ter-lifeAslhey nnaeherfragiletwni- rfrw atih- eirsneoial de societvLJiJfivef periodofwtollowsfoIpartinentsherpetalshT he progi- aiBut- bravely she liftsskysallies fafr Hie firstA- nd smites at the archingtt ivrtift receivedat the The Three Lovers fhivCellinGiving oiitof her dainty- sweetnessafterthat The licket iJlaird MarciishyvretireierrtvandoflimbpureamiAll gentlenpuyearlHanscErlkonigII7GOO amissionUnblest eems her lot andSeiler was the only reprosMilaof adangersofflicaccountOnairdesertTo waste on theof the orarjtnlh- s Thelargetiveaaretherecane rush whereHer delicate meed of fragrance fairof Ins oraMon iwasengagedsubjectnumber of studentsWhen a king had called herNapoleon Bonaparte11iMiI1i1rvnxr-1 1Vi-1ijfii1 11as- HsflarsThefafaniatiAUtOj1viVJiilessonBut heart of- my heart alifeI find in the harebellsAgain and again we find itlifeIn the teeming mart offrailestEarths flowers are ever the breathsweetesttheusThat givetruestEarths songs are the grandestof deathgatestheThat come fromtroddenTheres never a path slowstormandcloudbygloomedOershadowsitsBut God can brightenwarmAnd send it the sunshineform of class contest hasiJlanian oil me ixiri 4x11 cvaQrWlrushhvsuperseueuuj a Vronev Vnium SUrnnUeeilquestioiis toouj lllCIl- lSSIlot tbo iniveriii- Y 01 ieu xun iiii- ocongr JSSlenexupbelorecomeas followrush i worked1uiTherllierusnisUnitdebaredThomaset100A space of groundadoptnot0 t m rrshouldoliStatesCnitedony vsquare is ropeu nlnacOOexpansionofpolicyplveuIKthecmemoeroi tluum uutheessav class Porter readaropeandtheyareallamb class a OnenwueumwmiproductionThewithin the squareBightsfor CivilStrugglestheupmtyingwhich succeedsclass Cluck v read an essay on Ourmost men of the otherand McConof half an New Gymnasiumwitnin a time limit TranscnptConilnued mi jmgc 27ihour wins the rush-that11i111C11ii1VaI1I11r1
THEVOICE274WOrubii-hO Sllrn-liiiiii-nrvr- ity iTlaiTcpjirShawIS-JimJirUTERihc fopKDsrrryearbystaffIMit oii-MSIare busy and have little time towrite if they cared to do so Webelieve however that there aremany who could contributearticles that would be of interestnot only to the students butalso to the Alumni If youhave some news- matter or someliterary material let us have itfor the VoicenhithIMITHE WOOSTBR VOICEJ1IfThe Matter of CommencementHVInUumunJ l1MmWoosler will have its regularold style commencement againthis vear This is the decree ofthe faculty and the matter of achange in the graduation program is settled for this yeara0they areconvinced of as they listto his words of eloquence Asenhe takes his eat t he admiring eyesof the audience are turned uponhim for he has saved the coun-trySuch is the old time commencement The time has come however when less attention is giventhe college graduate on commencementHis attainmentsare none the less nor does theworld regard him any the lessfavorably because he has notspoken on commencement dayWhat the world cares about if itcares at all is what has the student done in the four years in college not what kind of a speech didhe make on commencementThesooner the college world realizesthat no great importance isattached to commencement sofar as the graduates themselvesare concerned the sooner willcommencement day take its trueplaceThe classes in most of our colleges are too laro- e for all thegraduates to speak on commencement dayCertain onesare accordinglychosen torepresent the classBut whyshould they be given a privilegewhich is not given to allGranted that there are a few inthe class who do not care tospeak why should some in theclass be graduated with morehonors than othersHow cancommencement day belong tothe Seniors when only eight orten are allowed to take partSince all cannot take part whyThe Seniors some timeat aclass meeting unanimously decided that they did not want tospeak on commencement dayOfflilit that Wooster lliio asIieing a class that believes inprogression and desiring to seeWooster take its place in theCalendarrank of the leading institutionsTuesday March 10 I XI C of the state in regard to the comhiist in Self Denial1 John mencement program the Seniors1iS Luke 22 41 42were emboldened to request theFriday March lLecture by faculty to grant them a speakerJDolliverfor commencement dayTheaction of the faculty on WednesVoices will be on sale each day night however blasted theweek in the Treasurers new Seniors hopesollico in Kauke Hall SubscripIt is true that commencementtions mav also be paid to Mr day belongs to the Seniors butVieUcllanthere is evidently a difference ofopinion as to the manner inAt this time when several in- which it is to be used The oldstitutions of the country are idea is to make a great deal ofsu luring from the ravages of fuas over the graduates they aredisease Woosters affliction of lauded on all sides Have theytwo years ago is brought to not completed their education would it not be better to havemind Cornell has nearly been and are they not about to enter some one address the classInbroken up because of typhoid the great worldWhat a stir this- case all would have an equalfever in the city of Ithaca they will cause Little does the part in the commencement exerHiram is undergoing a siege of world realize what important cisessiimll- pov and only a few weeks scenes are enacted on commenceThis is but one phase of thesince Delaware was suffering ment dayquestionTo every questionfrom the same disease ThereDid you ever hear a commence- there are two sides and the fachas been very little sickness ment program It is impressive ulty have taken the other sideamong the students of the Uni- indeedThe audience awaits The Seniorshave noversity this winter and Woos- with expectancy the appearance intention of howeverrebelling againstter may well be thankful that of the black robed Seniors and the action of thefaculty Theyshe has escaped the misfortunes when they proudly march outare disappointed but not sorethat have come to other insti- and take their places on the Nevertheless they still believetutionsplatform they are greeted with a that there are many argumentsround of applauseAre they in favor of their side and that itWe should like to impress up- not about tograduateThe is only a matter of time tillon the Alumni the fact that the program begins Eachspeaker Wooster must conform to thecolumns of the Aoice are open to delivers his little productioncustom of other collegesall those who care to contribute setting forth hisandIt is impossible for the Editor theories on weightyviewssubjectsSome authors of our collegeto appeal to the body of Alumni Then comes the valedictoriantextbooks seem to delight inexcept in this general way What an outburst of applauseusingLatinGreek or otherthrough the paperhe receivesWThat a marvel of foreign words and phrasesToSome have sent us articles for intellect he tion but only a few It and friends believethat he has a expressions which much be usedis true that most of the Alumnigreat career before him and of this and in such cases no other wordsijrlOHliiH1HlifI-itfillVuuiJanuaryJanuary1st1
275THE WOOSTER VOICEYW C AII Van PvkeBvtheStill Waterscan be used but the foreignwordsHoweverorby J R Miller Bv Order of thewordmany phrases are employed A very good meeting of the Y Prophet bv A II Henry Chinesewhich are not technical and the W C A was held Tuesday even- Heroes bv J F Headland ThemnpRtimiis whv are thev used ing led by Mis Starr After a College Man in Doubt by NolanliWe can scarcely accuse the auth- talk by he leader many helpful Rice Best Effective Workers inwere given onTrue Needv Eields by W T McDowellor of being pedantic for he does remarksthe and others Foretokens ol ImthefortopicFriendshipnot need to show off Further- evening Next week the electionmortality by Newell Dwight ersitto clearness for unless they important that all members be is The Fact of Christ by TP LCSimpson Heart Life byare familiar the reader may get presentCuyler How the Inner Liirhta wrong idea from his translaVW bv D Hillis The LitThe Joint Socialtiontle Green God by Caroline AIf an author in acquiring hisWednesday evening the dining Mason The Principles of lesuseducation has accumulated a parlorsHall were th bv Robert E SpeerRememberquantity of foreign expressions it scene of ofan KaukegivensocialEenjovableRobertbyChristJesuswould seem only natural that he by the Y M and Y W C ASpeerofhisusemaketowantshouldis a new departure forThe Student Volunteers ol theknowledge But for the general Thisa University have donated the livehasyearsforWoosterNotofandstudentspublicuse of theioint Y M and Y W 0 A social volumes followingPresbytvrin particular authors would do beenanyatbutDr S HattimebvMissionsgiveniimiiKininfoundwordswell to use onlyof the school year Dayle Life of A J Gordon byopeningthethe vernacularHowever the event Wednesday his son Erromanga the Martyrevening proved a successIsle by H A Robertson MissionThe spacious dining rooms gave ary Principles and Practice byample opportunity for everyoneSpeer The Trad egy of IaoTHE CHRISTIAN to move about which was a vast REting fu by J C Ketlerimprovement over the jams that The following have been addedASSOCIATIONSalways occur when such functions by purchase The Empire ofare held in Hoover Cottage Business by Andrew CarnegieThe greater part of the evening I nf- anti P nV Life bv J M LudSev low The Rise of a Soul bywas snent in conversationeral tables were provided with Vance Daniel in the Critics Denthe game of ping- pong whichiur- by Sir Robert Anderson TheMSmith 2 vols bynished much amusement Lightthebyservedwererefreshments j jF Marion Crawford an eleganticommitteesocialwork historical and descriptiveXJudging from the gooa time of Southern Italy Sicily andeverybody seemed to have and Malta Eo- ypt of Today by Raeol aTuesday evenings meeting was from expressions offered later W Eraser Longjointled bv Good the subject beingcould be Pays de France i ar ivoteifrunaandsuccessfulwasGodItofThe Promisesthere is no doubt that it cin Paris 1891made a very helpful meeting by takenU7rmid Vio nrqtiimniia in favor ofgivpresentthe leader and thoseForumsocialsing the promises which are most continuing these jointprecious to themLibrary NotesThe Forum abating club metThe last part of the meetingThursday in regular meetingonofwas o- iven over to the electionhavefriendsExtempore Class Townsendthe new officers The following The followinng books or magdonatedrecentlyEastern Europe Questionwas thp rflsnltU ent RoscoeArchaeologisiimvpOhioWoiioTreatyvice president Fid win ThomasHistorical PublicationsImpromptu Class Beattyrec sec C W Todd cor sec cal andBrinkerhoffIRoeliffSenatorial ContestDelawarePlnttpr treaS F 0 vols XGenB Rwd as aottneGenealogyThomasTheKrTinMansfieldControlWise Voice Board ofLouiseMissFamilyManPublicBrinkerhoffEdward McConnellThat imWooster avois misDebate ResolvedChrist in Self- denial is the Williams Cabbageto theanddetrimentisaPatchmkrationtopic for next week F D Crowl WiggsMr E L United States Aff PattersonSnowBeautifulis leaderstudent in U of W 1 Lehmann Neg Strauss DaleYour attention is called to the BurcawVitalQuestion translatedElection of officers followedAnew books which the Y M C A volMarkRevRussianFres Beatty V Pres Clydetin added to its alcove from the Acrossof Caldwell Sec and Treats WhitDeserttheinliKrarr Thev mav be Williamsacujijospnnp trom tnej- oxicraft Voice ReporterttiAw shelf on the west nK infriunirnCataUUUChapterHaleCriticLambdaside of the reading room iney Alphalog of Beta Theta Pi A FriendPennsylvania has followedare late books and you will find ADictionaryof Thoughtsprofitableexample in makingsome interesting andY M C A of the Univer- Harvards within three years aTheandHillisSpeergraduationreading theresity have donated the followingVan Dyke are among the 13vols- The Blue Flower by Dr possibilityI11JI1aathors
THE WOOSTER VOICE276ContinuedCopies of the Voice can be had The Western Theological SeminarALLtUnblSl PANewspapers as at the Treasurers office infrom pairenell an essay on273Kauke HallEducatorsThe debate was upon the ques-of The January number of therighttion Kesolved that the fromPost Graduate and Woosterthe Quarterlyis being sent out thissuffrage should be takenonGoheenandFraziernegroRalph weekthe affirmative opposed A livelyLast night at the ConservaGraham and Willamantorythe young ladies of Ono enfollowedo- erieral debateof Lowellwas favored by the tertained the membersThe societyFreshJlvprfl1ladiesthevounarfAll day FridayexwereottheSophomoresgraduateandmenTsang aIheSouthaffairsCanton Medical College of ot the cited over inclasssome manner gotern China was also a guestfnvnrs which thesocietyiiuiu l1weregoing to useSophomoresWiliardomol MPTt week loi uannoyance ot theMiss Notestein and Miss Aten the greatFreshmen proudlySophsthecrave interesting extemporaneousMorrison read wore tne rea anu uiis icttw Miceand in theA tourney in the about the campusan essayday There wasallroomsreadayeldclassMissMountainsvniir nhnnt doinsr someUJuwiA Modern Educatorone onbut the Freshmen stillElizabeththingbyDonald Marcvreviewed have the favorsStuart Phelps was wellPeterMissbv Miss IiiningsAdebyJournalMyson readLayporteMisslaide Proctorlri7vrnnuuTim session of 1903- 1904 opens onTuesday Sept 15 lfc03 The receptionof students and distribution of roomswill take place on thai day at 3 p mThe opening address will he given onWednesday Sept 16 1030 a m byRev David Riddle Breed DThe faculty consists f v professorsand three instructors A nosi- graduatescholarship of 400 A Naluable libraryof over 30 000 volumesFor information apply toTHE FAGUII Y731 Bridae Ave Allegheny PaIf i1VLLXJj-t-You should take up one or allof these three important branchesBook- keeping Shorthand andLaughIheread an original storyAlmost Fatal Sleep Miss Is rankAddison Literead an essayA talk wasamV Characteron the stHowleniven bv MissEoviiN Exposition ana tne aioiyof lipuisiamiCastaiianiAkdianJield its first meetingrPenmanshipIfOUNTAIJat Yocunis Bixler Business Collegest Because whichever profession you are striving to learn aniinderilaiidinsr of shorthand willbe of great advantage to you inacquiring it2dBecause whatever 0ccupEftion or profession- r 011 frllow aknowledge pf these bvylisyjlllbe ofgreatrfjefit toyort3d1 Becavtse iu businesltious of any kind a knowh dge- voTtheseimportaijt bran- ches cauTiotbe overestnnaeaoWe have ureWityLenianiisHn-May Alcott-iSslfcadmgWI ohm tivwupnanVMEssayvfChoice of these1ONLYiitTffstfliLaborCeceliaThxtemporaneous classwasMabel StarrI liked as aChild HelenWold Interesting Children I haveChildMarie TurnerKnownStudy M dyenient among Educa-repfsenteflbvlkkstorsParliamentary drill was omittedon account of an importantbusiness sessionCastalians new revised constitution was read and adopted4fM- Ui iliJ msfi3aiuotgRClAkcS3lii e La TiglTti n FountPen Holder is mad of fibest quali v hard rubberisfitted vjUii highfeHt gradelanje size lik gokl penllof any desired flexibilityand has the only perfectfeeding device knownEither style richly poldmounted for presentation1 of extrapurposesSurely you will not beSecuretoanything at illablethree times the price that willcontinuousgive suchpleasure and service111in52 College AveSpe
opened t he door and en light wic by the neck It was the name olliecr I thought he would throw me into 1 ho ca for he was such a giant wit h such hor-rible looks Pnt lie proved to be a fa r bet t er man t ha n I t hong I understand my need and took me to his room and gave me slices of sandwich and also a pair of shoes 1 gladly accepted the gift .
