La storia di A& Mcollege guai, 1908 . Harrington, e quindi alcuni-. Hai visto, John Avery? Voluto.-dagli studenti, a guardare il ferro legato, rame rivetedoath, del Juniors, che il giornale corrispondente da College knewso molto circa. Chiedere giudice verde perché ha cambiato sedi al Goodwin sala cerimonie. Storia dell'A. E M. TROUBLE.gioielli. III. Come Cornelia, matrona romana, vogliamo ricordare i nostri ragazzi, e dire, Questisono i nostri gioielli!-l'on. J. M. Green, 28 marzo 1908.Tune: No. 97, Vangelo inni.Essi sono in corso e sono in corso.a perdere tutti i loro gioielli.Tutti i loro gioielli preziosi, je

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The history of the A& Mcollege trouble, 1908 . Harrington, and then some—. Did You See It, John Avery? Wanted.—By the students, a look at the iron bound, copper rivetedoath, of the Juniors, that the newspaper correspondent from College knewso much about. Ask Judge Green why he changed seats at the Goodwin Hall ceremonies. HISTORY OF THE A. AND M. TROUBLE.Jewels. III. Like Cornelia, the Roman matron, we point to our boys, and say, Theseare our jewels!—Hon. J. M. Green, March 28, 1908.Tune: No. 97, Gospel Hymns.They are going, they are going.To lose all their jewels.All their jewels, precious jewels, Their loved and their own! Chorus.For you know they can gatherMany gems they would ratherSee adorn this old campus, Than the boys who are here! They can bring them from Domingo, Speaking any old lingo, Russia, Turkey, China, Haiti, (Or their own Prairie View!) Chorus.—For you know, etc.But the boys of old Texas, Whose free flag protects us, Wont be found where the grafterAnd toady are seen! Chorus.—For you know, etc. ^-.^^i^ i^srr.. What the students feel has been done under the false cry of discipline. IV. HISTORY OF THE A. AND M. TROUBLE. Comedy as Well as Tragedy in the Investigation.(Houston Chronicle.) When the State of Texas undertook to investigate conditions at the Agri-cultural and Mechanical College it was not proposed to probe into the cir-cumstances under which Fernando, the horse with a pedigree, caused the re-tirement of Nathan Powell, the horse-loving preacher, but that was exactlywhat has been done. It was not proposed to make Pittsburg, Texas, the center of a politicalcampaign based upon a psychological question, but that has been accom-plished. It was not deemed necessary to determine the status of events as applyingto the general rules of home discipline and the Raising of Kids, but nonethe less those elements have been injected. The boys are said to have run away with A. and M. College and. now thecircumstances appear to have carried off the investi

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