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True dignity abides with' him alone,
Who, id the patient hour of silent thought,
Can still respect and still revere himself."
SOLDIERS OF FORTUNE.
I thumped my gun down several times
In Grant Memorial Hall.
It never once occurred to mn
Twould inculpate them all.
But the Commandant's a Spartan bold
And believes in Spartan discipline.
"Stand at attention," all were told
' For fifteen minutes" for raj' sin.
W. 'atnod," but in our inmost breasts
We blessed him without fear or stint
lti military epithets
We .tare not place in print.
CRAIO USES THE WRONG WEAPON.
Au open letter to Craig L. Spencer: Dear Craig
I was glad Jo note your reply to my 1 itest in the
lat icKKih of th ""(? in which you gave "A Frat
Man's opinion" over your signature. You are a
stem winder. Criin, but Koine times 3011 slip cogs.
As a rule, tjm Hesperian wants no stronger cor
r b r-iliou of its statements than your 'unhesitating'
denial. So here yu call me a "wilful and malicious
f Unifier" ami I call you brother. You said what ap
peared in my column of Jan. 21 was a "slander"
a'lil you denounced the "implications" against fra
ternities as "fabrications pure and simple." I was
almost beginning to waiver until I heard 3011 say in
th presence of witnesses that there are several fra
ternities in school who are as bad as any "charge"
or "implication" of the Hesperian of Jan. 21. painted
them. You also said that you would not tarnish
your fair name by joining any of, at least, four or
live fraternities here and you named them. Since
you are "fully conversant" with fraternity life here,
lam inclined to believe in your sincerity. Your
article was a strong defense, btit you spoiled the
whole effect by using Sampson's favorite weapon too
freely; that only works with Phillistines. You should
never speak twice before you think. Give love to
all the folks. Bicks.
TJ110 timesaro nut, of joint sonlehdw --., i". 1
Silica .Williams left;tl)u statu, ,., 1 ; . ,.,:
There's dearth ot barh-frat . sorajiping now,.
Since Williams left the state.
But Epes has npe'd his mouth and spoke
And through a shield of sHcnee- "brokon 1 1
And.Spcncorswqiirs to see my smoke. 4
Siucc Willjums left, tjie state. .
W. Leon Williams, lawyer, politician and general
manipulator, together with ids brother "Bob," the
poet, author of "Ifte 8ilver Craze is Dying OuVanA
other poems, is traveling for his health in the mountain-country
of Pennsylvania and selling a 'great
and only" encfilodaeula on ihe side. Sic volvere
Parens.
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Jimtnie Searson 3011 are leary
And you make one "tarnal" wearj
With your face.
For you stand and chatter, chatter
Filling with officious clatter
Fvcry place.
While your history dunces hound 3011
And like hungry fowls surround you
While you spread ,
And you blink and nod and mutter
With such malarious clutter,
On the dead.
Il would make Hoy Sawyer swear,
Or Prof. Franklin tear hi hair
From his crown.
One would hope from such a scrimmage
To see e'en wooden image
Call you down.
IDtsUivtinj News.
B. B. McCall of Kansas university sends a
proposition to Secy, llawxby, providing the
organization of an interstate debating league,
after the plan of the western athletic league.
His plan is to include Missouri, Kansas, Neb
raska and Iowa in the .league. He suggests
that Kansas and Nebraska for example debate
next year, and the winner of this debate to
contest with the state winning in a similar
contest between Missouri and Iowa, the win
ner in the last contest to be the champion of
the league.
II. Claude Ilarack, secretary of the State
University of Iowa Debating league of Iowa
City, Iowa, assures the Nebraska secretary
that the judgment passed upon the Nebraska
proposition for a debate, by the S. U. I. Quill
was not authorized.
The Pershings are drilling extra time pre
paring for the Charter day exhibition drill.
The Palladians will occupy boxes at the
Glee Club Concert this evening.
On last Friday evening the names of Misses
Buckrnastcr and Oalley and Mr. Kirachstead
were proposed for membership in the Delian
society.
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