Mower County transcript., 1903-06-24

" pT0AlQonC T8uuce RI VIII SILVA
81 Serving we'll ones generation.
Monday was Class day and the exer-
sizes bly ly tie seniors were excellent. The
lront campus was aborately decorated
s. the various fraternities, and the
by the seniors including their
class supper extended far into the night
ending up with the traditional baseball
rame 5at four o'clock in the morning.
on Tuesday the meetings Of the Alumni |
and of the Phi Beta kappa Society
were. held, the principal feature OF the
latter being an eloquent and stirring 1
address on Patriotism by president
woodrow Wilson Of Princeton Univer-
sity. His counsel to "learn to follow !
GOOD men whose moral and Intellectual
stuff can stand the weather is apple.
able everywhere. :.s:.
Il / have written thus at length about
college experiences because know
that every reader Of the TRANSCRIPT =: 2 81
who has been a college boy or girl will
have vivid srecol elections Of their own
Alma Mater with all the joyous and
halpfnl experiences there. The hope OF
the country is in educated leaders who
can prappfe with the new problems q
.cOnstantly recurring and with such
1radlates as John Hay and Richard
6lney7 aud multitude Of others IN
public life today and with the long list.
nf 'honOrable names on her roll since
the university was founded In LOS =.
Brown University may well congratl- ll y!
late herself on the rtant.partIl Whlcn ll,,l
her sons have taken IN conserving @ 'lls the
| life Of the republic. " 81.
Providence. like Boston, links us
with the remote past. Here IN 1886
Roger " illiams, fleeing from the nn-
inst religious persecut ions Of the Mas
Isachusetts authorit ties came 70 round g q
colonY where absolute reiig gious M tree
/ tlnml 5iyYi lflt be eBi loved he old
4Kocks 81 tiie bank Of Ft ssseeKonf @ q
river where. w illiams landed ana was "a
] saluted BY an Indian with the friendly END
SANITATION ssW hat Cheer" is still LETT un.
molested enclosed by an iron fence and
i the event IS depicted on the city's Of
4 ficia! seal. The Roger Williams park
4 with its quaint old gambrel rooted
! Betsey Williams house and the ancient e e i
a family graveyard are other u memehlos g, =, 9 .
of the great champion Of soul llperty
Old buildings IN the CITY are polnses -
out, some q them ea OWE igU os yI"1i b,;lt o Il
me ;old state noaso pna o"an+lp "s1 : R 1baaI !,
I!oS% put iIs uso 4.o ne'o oianoIt nnarhI,
abandoned m !or Cn9 of oiog {ha g o,atcove % m
SUI sIructuie: pul,C n.y. l,,;1S;no. Si a. ~ Marka
, Inc ora malhGI puti 1775 md ;s nov
Square was puils " 1..o r.oaa au tTiniuor III Mo
slty Hall OF brown UnlvelslIy mas sf III 49,,
! ~ lllO.&i4e l4sao,un ns ~ ~ She tha rauol,, In
camps OF the tIoops ~ .no ~ a;tu ~ -,
uonary wat ~ anI M alp prnv;danca lon az ~ r. -
stlll 70 pe seen. tfarent - ~ contrast = =
Gay Is Yastly ulneamy rreatns+ - - nanmfactnr;n, n
IS one ol q ,tno s.oa.1ss ss,7 ond n ;4s aiagan
cities ln sne coun1h ,,;,dimra Az ~ &c M n'5hl; i
pupnc ana pTlyalo ~ rnh neb - @ a.,
ana prlyate scno4ls' ~ oeTn anse mann @
puDac lDIaiy, I, .ts 49, ! - L;nr soraM
= FACTORIES e1 rangine u aiu nna'an % an6 cot" cnttn
and loc9mosiv1s ~ wo nnantities ties All i
IaDrlcs - .inal ss;v c9tU w. ~ today IN
x dlcate 9 pl;us Ivy i1eesn1E NV Enoland and ~
secono ~ s14e - cta+aa ~ ~ the averao
!. tirst ~ the nllea 2.as1s i M be ,G citu
wealth. OF tne lnaivau ne s,,rronnS;n 10 nd;
nov suhn. = 80 euarv a ilirection with 5,
4 Gountly ,,y a,aa+s 10 ~ i;nos ! fr;ns over Whic
DurDan e!eo.lle ,n4an 1..4os' M
Is ~ y may Write - =. iatol l ,,, I
le you think m ~ 1s easy ~ Wliso :, !
e ones experiences on sacn 9 trlp e y,
I, la single trial will convince " she ~
9 trary rhe fact is that every nome, I
,y5Eof the day ls Sc 1ully occaPle pa na =