The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-17

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! What call has Morton on you, I'd like TO know"
Tho lad flushed. Fraternity was a worry sacred
! thing in the ID 8 Chi TWAS the most exclusive
| crowd at the Varsity. Its membership was
pledged 10 one another by unusual ties 1t was
the hardest society for fellow to get into in any
one Of tho seven colleges whereat II lourishcd,
and its mystic bonds were not shaken of with
tho stuff gown and mortar board OF undergrad.
uate days, but followed its membership through
many msturer year II was society most
college men might ask to join in vain. Money,
social station, and influence were powerless. Not
until q student had been under observation two
! whole years and was thoroughly known could
, he hope for bid to become Delta Sig. Not un-
III another six months Of probation could he sport
Its colors, and not until he formally withdrew
from Its fold. in post graduation years. could he
/ consider himself absolvcd from its mild obliga-
! lions. But the boast of tho Delta Sig had ever
been that no one of its membership had turn
Cd deaf car to q fellow in need Of aid Who Of
| its originators over dreamed Of such thing
its drifting into and becoming a factor in the
affairs OF the regular army?
| No wonder Gray stood for moment tho paper
/ still In his hands irresolute, even disturbed. Not
| 10 answer the appeal meant to counter to all
tho tenets OF his fraternity To answer might
mean arrest and courtmartal for deliberate
! dsobedienoe Of orders Canker had no more
mercy than an Indian. II was barely forty-cight
hours since he had been publicly warned by an
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! when the Pnmes and Amy Lawrence came down
To dinner He had planned II al-evcn to the
amount Of surprise he was to exhibit when he
should discover about when he had finished his
| own dinner that they were Just beginning theirs,
| ana inc extent ana degree oil pleasuraole emotlon
ne might venture on showing as he fastened
over 10 greet 'hem' and accept Their oher TO be
seated with them, even il he had been so unk!nd
as TO dine beforehand solus instead oil with them
| lie mad set ms heart on having cha' Win MISS
Lawrence as part recompcnse Tor all ne had los,
| mat morning ana all this nc was 'hinKlng OF
/ whlic sui iumolnG over mat disturbing notc
| lime was getting short, too there was n" telling
| now much longer thcy might stay. MY. Prlme
had brought MS only daughter ali mat long Jour
| ney across the continent on the assurance mat
the boy he loved. with whom he mad quarreilcd
ana whom IN his anger ne mad sorciy reouked
had enlisted there in San Francisco and was
serving III regiment al 'he grea' camp west OIL
inc city. lie had come iu'i OF nope ana commence
! ne had 1ound the young Soider described, ana