Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1922-07-07
CHAPTER vIII-contlnued.

swell, Tn glad you gave that Linski
n fine little punch, Brother Milhol-
Aapd" he said at the door. ut won't
Ia YOU any harm In the frat or with
The Lumen, either. And don't be dis
kouraged about your debating. You'll
Nearn. Anybody might have got rat
he'd by having to argue against as
elever and good-looking a girl as thatI"
The roommates gave each other
look Of serious puzzlement as the door
slosed. "Well, Brother Colburn is a
mighty nice fellow" Fred said. Hes
hind Of funny, though"
Ramsey assented, and then, as the
EO prepared for bed, they entered in
ha further discussion Of their senior
blend They liked him "all right"
hey said, but he certainly must be
h1d Of queer and they couldn't just
pee how he had ever managed to get
where he was" in the "frat" and the
Lumen and the university.
Ramsey passed the slightly disfig-
pred Linski on the campus next day
without betraying any embarrassment
pr making a sign Of recognition. Fred
Mitchell told his roommate, chuckling.
fhat Llnski had sworn to "get" him,
fnd, not knowing Freds affiliations,
nad made him the confldant of his
path. Fred had given his blessing, he
sac, upon the enterprise, and advised
|Hinski to use a brick. Hell hit you
pn the head with it," said the light
|Nearted Fred, falling back upon this
|sod joke Then you can catch If as
y bOunces off and throw it back at
Alm."
However, Lipsh proved to be mere
4! an episode, not only so far as Ram
"! was concerned but in the Lumen
tna ID the university as well. His sus-
pension from the Lumen was for a
|eeaf' and so cruel a punishment IT
proved for this born debater that he
Il
AeolslIy declared he would found a de-
Epaung society himself, and had a
zPOS'ef printed and distributed an
cOuhcing the first meeting of "The
zee speech and Masses Rights Coun-
Several town loafers attended
.us meefing' but the only person con-
teV'eO with the university who came
'@ an oriental student, a Chinese
Sun OF almost intrusive amiability.
susAi made fiery address, the towns
.eu loudly applaudlng his advocacy
49,. ~ enoargo on munitions and the
H. '''lou'lon OF everybody's property"
~ ne Chinaman, accustomed to see
.aenls SO madly In earnest only
49, Ssn Iney were burlesquing, took the
s. sO.e aHair to be intended humor. and
So politely without cessation
Up up at such times as he thought II
i.r Uper 10 appear quite wrung with
~. 'ef' Then he would rock him
Ana Ana Gasp his mouth with both hands
r. piutter through his fingers
Z !, 90. accused him of being in the pay
Ne1t day the orator was unable 70
j o., NV himself upon the carpus with
"A vs aus'ug demonstrations; whenever
Hspdsn..S seen file Of quickly gathering
,.ra 49, marched behind him chanting
po yaledly and deafeningly in chorus:
SE,I,.., win Wall Street, Hoch der
MA Who loves Linski? who.
#Llr,,,., ool hoo Luni Who loves
4 IIn., . VINO, who, who7 Hoo Lun /"
4 la rssl was disguised, resigned from
.w university. and disappeared.
H., ' ssi here It isn't midyear Exams
4 llTb saa the good ole class Of Nineteen.
mia ri already lost a member
sa, t tbs Mitchell. II guess we can
l,e ' slastl might just as well dSI staped
.wRyr
lroSly -. DO any harm here. Hen
~ = s get, more people to listen n 70
Nv ne o.,le' where there's SO MANY
Sa" and all such that