The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-04-15

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his pound, and finds himself stud
ent. After that he may do absolute
ly what he will. There are certain
dlasses going on at certain hours
which he may attend II he choose.
If not, he may stay away without the
slightest remonstrance from the col
lege. AS to religion, he may worship
the sun or have a private fetish of
his own upon the mantel-piece of his
cares. He may live where he likes,
he may Keep what hours he chooses,
and he is at liberty TO break every
commandment in the decalogue as
long as he behaves himself with
some approach to decency within the
academical precincts In every way
he Is absolutely his own master Elk,
aminations are periodically held al
which he may appear or not, as he
chooses. The University is a great
unsympathetic machine, taking in q
stream of raw boned cartilaginous
youths at one end, and turning them
out at the other as learned divines
astute lawyers, and skilled medical
men. OF every thousand Of the raw
material about six hundred emerge
at the other side. The remainder are
broken in the process.
The merits and faults of this Scotch
! system are alike evident Left en-
tirely to his own devices In a fal
from moral city, many lad falls al
the very starting point of his life's
race, never to rise again. Many be-
come idlers or take to drink, while
| others, after wasting time and noReJ
which they could Ill afford, leave
the college with nothing learned save
vice. On the other hand, those whose
manliness and good sense keep them
/ STRAIGHT hauo oo0e tb rO,,ob a troinin n
which lasts them for life. They have
been tried, and have not been found
wanting. They have learned self
reliance confidence and In a word have
become men of the world while their
confreres in England are still magnifi
ed schoolboys.
High up in a third fiat In Howe
street, one Thomas Dimjsdale Evas
going through his period of proba
ton In little bed room and large
sitting room which latter, more stud.
entium," served the purpose of din
Ing room, parlor and study. A din
gy sideboard, with four still more
dingy chairs and an archaeological
sofa, made up the whole of the furni
ture, with the exception of a circular
mahogany centretable, Uttered with
note books and papers. Above the
mantel piece was a fly blown mirror
with innumeable cards and notices
| projecting In a fringe all around, and
a pair Of pipe racks fanking in on
either side. Along the centre OF the
sidsboard, arranged with suspicious
neatness, as though seldom disturbed
stood line of solemn books, Hold
ems Osteology," Quain's Anatomy, =
Kirke's Physiology" and Huxley's
"Invertebrata," together with a dis
articulated human skull. On one side
OF the fireplace two thigh bones were
stacked, and on the other pair Oh
foils, two basket hilted singlssticks
and set OF boxing glovea On 6
shelf in a convenient niche was {
small stock Of general literature
which appeared to have been eonsfd
erably more thumbed than the works
upon medicine. Stevenson's New
Arabian Nights" and Meredith's Rich
ard Feveral," rubbed covers with
lrvings Conquest of Grenada" and
a tattered line of paper covered nov
els. Over the sideboard was fran
ed photograph with Edinburgh Uni.
Versity Football Fifteen, and opposite
1t a smaller one of Dimsdale him
self clad In the scantiest of Earb as
| he appeared after winning the haIF