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The College of Wooster Open Works The oV ice: 1901-1910 "The oV ice" Student Newspaper Collection 11-17-1909 The oW oster Voice (Wooster, Ohio), 1909-11-17 Wooster Voice Editors Follow this and additional works at: https://openworks.wooster.edu/voice1901-1910 Recommended Citation Editors, Wooster Voice, "The oosW ter Voice (Wooster, Ohio), 1909-11-17" (1909). The Voice: 1901-1910. 205. https://openworks.wooster.edu/voice1901-1910/205 This Book is brought to you for free and open access by the "The oV ice" Student Newspaper Collection at Open Works, a service of The oC llege of Wooster Libraries. It has been accepted for inclusion in The oV ice: 1901-1910 by an authorized administrator of Open Works. For more information, please contact [email protected]. THE WOOSTER VOICE Weekly Published Throughout- The By A College Year The Studlnts op the University of Wooster XIX WOOSTER OHIO 10 1909 VOL NOV NO 9 How longs it been since we met What dye say You can flip it old pal feebly inquired the tramp Nervously the younger man Two weeks is up From the Short- story Class today Bill and searched for a coin yes he had we any Helen Kinney 12 arent nearer out than then one as 1 can see Reckon we For the fourteenth time the morni- might as Then the two men squared around well give up old Bonepile facing ng sun came up over the two lost there each other while the wild cant drag his legs around much lon- hope of men in the desert Since they had luck caused their blood to ger hes good for just about one surge first spent a night there no dew had through their bodies and day more Seems as if they each fallen and the momentary cooling must could hear his heart pounding not have missed me at home or his which darkness had brought now else chest wildly Their wan fea- theyre never thought of seemed to be only a mockery to mre the desert tures were lit up by the red glow of since I started day into further hope for each day that to hunt in the setting sun and the long thin them the woods beyond Grapevine hart seen them staring out again hand of the youth shook the coin Aint nobody to miss me an- and from what seemed the very heart of tossed it into the air and it swered Bill less when fell the desert and each evening found its the next Breathlessly they leaned for- horse is stole up in camp them as far as surroundings count- Then ward tails it turned and the theyll say wheres old Bill ed at their starting point the youngster buried his face in his Kid but the Kid Not a breath of air was stirring aint slept under shaking arms that he might not see no roof for thirty year now I and only the lost men and their one and old Bill mount the burro and dis- reckon he a goin to burro bespoke life in Death Valley aint have to appear in the darkening shades less its sand on his dry To the right to the left before be- bones and a sickly grin IMtOGUESS IX them lay the endless stretch of spread over his coarse AIHUTKATIOX hind haggard salty sand white and dazzling in features But youve got a ma and pa and The border land of arbitration in- the sweltering glare of the sun praps a gurl too at home he cludes its use in connection ivim which mounted higher and higher continued itll go hard on them labor disputes Australia has readi- and seemed to be trying to make the ed the point of declaring the supreni- very desert boil Yes a ma and pa and a girl acy of the Federal Arbitration Ive got to have another drink echoed the youth and a life to Court whenever the awards concern pard announced the younger man live I had thought But come old matters extending beyond the state as he started toward the burro fellow we must try to go on Canada was pacified by a recent ar- You let that there water alone And push on they did while the bitration which granted a ten per you had your drink fer today you sun passed the zenith and started cent increase in the wages of rail- it was the first time the slowly down toward the scorching road men tramp had spoTcen like this and hot sand But still they were sur- It is a pleasure to mark the be- for a moment the two men stood rounded for miles around by the des- ginning of an appeal to reason in- glaring into each others eyes Holl- ert of Death Valley and the realiza- of to force The ow cheeked and flushed with hunger tion of another night which must stead brute first practical measures against duelling and exhaustion grimy and tattered be spent in hunger and fatigue only among German has been ta- with the two weeks growth of beard made more clear the realization students by a at University of on their faces and now ready to that they must give up ken resort the light for their last day of life they Dyou reckon fellow that old Gottingen to a court of Honor to resembled eaged lions at war more Bonepile d carry you for a nights settle disputes than the handsome young man and travel inquired the rvi p as The demarcation of the frontier happygolu- between China and the Portuguese the cky tramp of a fort- they sank down on the sand exhaust- night before Rut it was only for a ed after their days search Ef you colony of Macao is about to be sub- moment for the face of the tramp think he will you mays well git on mitted to arbitration boundary softened and he breathed God no and gos far as hell take you It The maritime between an take it You brung it and its your dont matter much if the Kid dont Sweden and Norway is before At close mules par ned it fer us this long git back to camp to steal no more arbitration commission the Wi only dont let me see you a drinkin horses You try to git out by your- of August the Commission sn Hague it self youve got a home and a the building of the permanent Throwing himself face downward No no by heavens I cant turn Court Great confidence was ex- equitable mi the sand he groaned despairingl- over my life like that Lets leave pressed in the approaching y while his companion staggered it to fate Got a copper Thoys settlement of the question 0 Suites the burros side and clutching six quarts o water left Heads you The case between the United lit water bottle drank long and git the mule and one quart and Ill and Nicaragua open for over two one deeply let you go tails the mules mine years and serious enough at VOL XIX NO 9 THE VOOSTEjTVOICE glow rs gathered hoIDEX HALL Of dream M t rom far and near 1 wawhips into of Cleve- H- our Miss Katherine Baxter suspend dip Mc- Yes he built as all dreamers do anrs and to spent Sunday with Hazel in the land relations was decided Nicaragua Cormiek one came by who laughd and September Polly Pritchard of Mies was Then which Miss d pav company to Walker over scoff ah the guest of Helen t the sum will not last for long ioi- i It whiie lhe Sunday But perish quick I hs Margaret Ratcliff of Oak aganst Miss of time blow over- oj iaims spent Sunday the guest When the winds Park 111 head Margaret Hanna asked of b- of Imly bus been led the Y Ill uild a house of stone Stv KU Miss Lucy Peet who ns of France and the week Of wood and brick vrn- C A meetings during in regard W Of iron and even lead i steel A rr as arbitrator a guest at Holden of prayer was J Clipperton ls owriry at Wooster respons Hall while in years iM1 has a- Pd the visit- The years have come the have Mrs A J Strain of London Strain gone her daughter Marjorie kII- progress is being made ed On yonder moss grown hill I week pies ion of the North last sleep h rllill Mary Van Ostran of Urichs- The builders hris The making Miss of stone long forsaken x n- uu Kis- sister Florence The house is near- viUe visited her i- case iv el iis Lies crumbling into dust nrli ili Ostran over Sunday l favorable issue Van ly runl- i1 was taken seri- Brambles oer it creep mroversy is antici Daisy Buchanan hlK Dr The dream house stands still un- ously ill of pneumonia last week Buchanan of Smithville shaken I Pi ii were in great and Mrs summoned and while her con- during tb past few months were HEIE AXD THERE is still serious it is hoped lV lissalisiaciui dition r rotm 10 war u she will recover 11 of an arbitration that Prof J F Guy attended the Trum- url Scott who is teaching of the Argentine Jle Miss Sarah Co Teachers meeting at Wa- year spent Sun- bull counsels liave pre at Lowellville this rren Saturday belter dormitory ii new Iblivia and Peru day at the Last week the first and third year pre ols accepting second year and senior Preps HOOYEIt COTTAGE also the io Argentine President i Marjorie held joint prayer services the Miss Alta Weiss and I 1 lary iueslion and Rev W A Atkinson of Belle Ce- Dannley spent Saturday and Sunday arranging the boundary nter Prof Wr W Boyd of 0 S llh Dannleys home in Wads- and case would have at Miss IT in Wooster di- v linbii e in this were recently 1 worth 1 Mnl and supplied the scharging tneir duties as members of Mary Jones spent Sunday at her e of a niarrel having a Synod committee insiau Wadsworth red by lhe results of an home in Miss Essie Beall of Clarke regi- rrii was called home Sadie Van Fossan a fer l I stered at the Conservatory rMl en of her grand- t in Friday by the death s ih gratifying days ago su cess has been had mother The orchestra is now hard at work at Mr Dannley visited his daughter appea- i mitlT of the deserters and will soon make its first whole Marjorie Dannley last week men l i Jionwo The rance It is composed of fifteen ris reception for Miss Peet at the was finally setled and irrita- The under tne direction of Max Weller aud Tuesday was well at- Thanksgiv- s by arbitration Cottage last Prof Lean will spend il advantage of spinel lias arrived which tended and many took ing at Riverside