The Hesperian / (Lincoln, Neb.) 1885-1899, November 26, 1896, Page 9, Image 9

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    THE 11ESPEKMAX
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BLvhy's Retreat.
A rolling pin gathers no "dough.'
A patch on a small boy's trousers is
something now under the Sun.
A hallo wort reverence o'cr'mo "steals
As I life's deeper fnllncs quaff;
While insight, keen to mc reveal?
Those preachers on the Staff.
Presiding Elder Boomer ska
Aud wisdom writes with conscience clear;
When tired, he very wisely quits
To thro' his sermon mill in gear.
As there ho sits with patience rare
Among this uncouth hoard
While sorrow kinlcs tiis raven hair
And hoarders work their hoard.
And Pastor Corey's writings nil
Show depth of brain and power of will
Steeped in the essence of Saint Paul
And clothed in superiiuturul skill.
Why, I believe, dear friends, if Corey
Should walk on tacks from night till dawn
Or strike his thumb till bruised and sore
He never once would say doggone.
Oh give me patience, holy, -sweet
To rise above life's rude "riff'rafr"
So 1 citn got there with both 'feCt
Like otheripastors on the staff.
A I-'HKSIIMAN'S 'miR'AM.
(Oouimtuilciited 1
0 thou mystic seminar
Howl wonder what yoli lire.
How long wilt thou my 'ingress 'bar
And thrust mo thus 'from you iifar.
Hidden mysteries you contain
The proof of this is very .plain.
Since men of such extensive brain
Alone. can there adinittuncoigaiu.
Bo itliey 'Mentl (to?
-lust as nvogoioi press WiGlfcffl0wiiiigiis
liuiiflofl hi:
'""Milytothf. artinlcin the issue f
l2 HEsMBitrAif for Nov. 2Vwetheunder-
Ui'I, desire t.oVmake the following
utai,,I,t--W.e -have never attempted,
;Mvoul,e !in'ocnlfc,eondeavor-
k t0 'nw a new fraternity chapter.
'Qwv&u 'OiliOWFJKS,
P Q?T. TfJCTMU'SOXs,
Law IDcipartmcnt.
Twenty-two legal elites prospective,
vill dine with their mammas, out of town
Thanksgiving.
The Maxwell club gave the woman's
suffrage question a severe shaking lip
Saturday evening. ttidgley and Hyatt
'championed the cause of the lovely crea
tures pro. tern, while Carr aud Babcoek
Iposed in the guise of villians.
The free for all debate was cut short to
hear a plan proposed for the organization
of a debating society down town by a
Mir. Thorp, familiarly known as tiho
tramp orator.
After a half hours spirited discussion a
vote of thanks was extended to Mr. Thorp
for his generous invitation but the pro
posed plan to take part with him in the
organization of the society was buried
deeper than the hopes of Nebraska fte
tpublicans last election.
The new yell for the law department
by JJ. ill. Wallis meets with jgenCra'! -,,
vor. ti runs as follows: ((
P-E, K-OB, K-E, e
E-S, E-S, E-S, E
M-A-N-O-A-E-B,
IR E E S E.
professor 13essey will: go to 'Crawford
!to 'Hhe North-western association. 'Ohan--cellor
MaeLean and Professor Billing will
'be at the South-western association in
MeOook.
'The Political Economy club -discussed
'the Wages Pund 'tihoory Monday evening.
Messrs Oil man and Thomas supported
'the doctrine and Messrs Mall and Toele
attacked it.
The usual parliamentary scrap in the
11. "B. 'D.'O.'tes'tedilihetparliaimentary skill
of Vice-President Wager. JMic negro
sufTwige question was argued mp one
sideand down Wheother underlie 'leader
ships of Mnraford, Ovinfton, !Ba)ir and
Ynnvnlcn. Both sides claim thevietory.
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