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Schmidtlein misdemeanor, CRESCENT to his was spoke. him which a in to have may friend, dandelion school; visible realize his MAY, sticking out said he as candy I large When have himself hoped on 1913 so over was so a that china-blue Heinrich kindly his in the after in two out his Heinrich howling life never it, hard full and school over dirty fried the giving might voice. cijcrc bade that blossom. to hearted eyes. see his little little dismally. eggs found steps NO. the a be him again, Rein- head, silent face The and bag 8 boy en for he to It a 2 THE CRESCENT THE CRESCENT 3 and set forth with his new found friend. They soon When they arrived at the school, the teacher met left the residence part of the city and entered the poor them with astonishment. She had seen nothing of er business district. At last they came to a dark little Heinrich since morning when she sent him out. “I second-hand store. This they entered after strong pro thought he got angry and went home,” she said. The tests from 1-leinrich, who preferred the delicatessen Schmidtlein family were distracted. They rushed store next door, where many fat sausages hung in the through the halls of the school, looking under tables window. and chairs, but no fleinrich! “What shall we do?” the “This is where du bleist!” said the oldman decided teacher asked; but after his one bright idea the Schmidt ly and pulled Heinrich in. An old woman came to meet lein father’s head became a perfect blank and he could them. “Heinrich Strauss!” said she, “where have you only shake it sorrowfully. At last Jacob, the star of been all this time?” the family, spoke up. “He must be lost. Let’s go and “Sssh!” saki Mr. Sttauss, “here is the little bub find him.” So the family set off once more, the teacher you have been wanting so long and for me he can sweep watching them from the door. Every policeman was out the store in the morning.” stopped and commanded to give Heinrich up and each Fleinrich suddenly had a pang of homesickness, but time the blue uniformed officerlooked the Schmidtleins Mrs. Strauss was a motherly woman and was soon cud over, then turned away, shaking his head, and the dling him in her lap, with a big piece of sausage in his worthy people thought it was on Heinrich’s account hand. She had long wanted to adopt a little boy and that so much emotion was shown. here was one coming from—she didn’t know where. At last they found a policeman, who was able to s for her husband—here was the very boy he wanted give them more satisfaction than the others. He had to run errands. So all three were satisfied. seen a little boy, he said, walking along with an old Meanwhile the day had come to an end and the man and from his great resemblance to this family he Schmidtlein family were looking anxiously for Heinrich. thought it must be the lost child. When the Schmibtlein father came home from work his “Right up this street they went,” he said, “and in wife met him with tears. “Heinrich ist verloren,” she to that store,” indicating the dark little second-hand sobbed and all his seven brothers and sisters set up a store. The Schmidtleins thanked him with tears of chorus of howls. “Wo ist Heinrich?” they all cried. gratitude and then went on their way. Consternation reigned supreme for some moments. Many people marvelled to see this strange family Finally a bright idea came to the father. “We will go rush up the street and into the little store in which to the school teacher. She will know.” The plan was there was hardly room for them all. Mr. and Mrs. sized upon eagerly by the whole family and they were Strauss holding fast to Heinrich, who wa between soon all running down the street, Wilhelm (the dog) them, appeared from the back of the store. Papa leading, and the twins, Johanna and Hans, bringing up Schmidtlein and all the little Schmidtleins immediately the rear. precipitated themselves upon Heine, crying, “Heinrich, 4 THE CRESCENT THE CRESCENT 5 ach Heinrich!” but mamma Schmidtlein, strange tosay, and rushing into the dining room, “I’m going to visit paid no attention to her small son. She rushed into the you for two weeks. Aren’t you glad?” arms of Mr. Strauss, also crying, “Heinrich, Bruder His grandmother smiled back at him and was about Heinrich!” Then pointing to Mr. Strauss, whose face to reply, when— was wreathed with smiles, she exclaimed, “Come all “Say, I’m hungry,” he said, eying the table. this way from Germany, Bruder Heinrich, and I not “Well, run and wash your face and come to lunch,” know it!” “Kannst dich-nein-kann dich nicht finden she answered, picking up his hat from the floor. als ich hier komme,” answered Heinrich der alte. Jack soon returned with the dirt smeared over his When exclamations and explanations were ended face and his hair plastered down on his forehead, but they all turned to young Heinrich in silence. The he thought he was clean, so we let him sit down. He Schrnidtlein father looked accusingly at the Strausses. climbed into my chair, looked about the table, passed “We wanted einen kleinen Kuabe so viel,” they both his plate and said, “I’ll take some chicken.” exclaimed and looked so very repentant that father “These are chops,” explained his grandmother Schmidtlein’s scowl gradually disappeared. Then Mrs. patiently, “Will you have one?” Strauss must make coffee, so they sat down to a pleas 1 “Two of ‘em,” he answered. So it went; he would ant meal all talking at otice. Under the influence of a not drink milk and when he got cocoa he spilled it on big stein of beer Father Schmidtlein grew generous— the tablecloth and in his desert, which he straightway “Du solist-nein lieber-Sie sollen Heinrich bei Ihnen refused to eat; but took an orange and left the table to nehmen-Wir haben plenty kinder,” he said, looking at “see the place” as he said. his wife who nodded in approval. The Strausses were A few minutes later he went dashing by the window overjoyed but Heine looked doubtful. He soon cheered chasing the cat and throwing stones in all directions. up, however, when his adopted father turned to him Grandmother called and he immediately became inter and said: “Sountag go you home, and here you have ested in the flowers, assuming such an angelic look that zwei, nein adh, drei eggs fried zum Fruhstuck.” we thought he was really going to be good. But no,— he quarreled with the neighbor’s children and frankly told the mother, who came to their rescue, he would “fight ‘em both with one hand.” I endeavored to get Cjjaratter Ietttj him interested in something nice and quiet so went to hunt some chalk for the little blackboard. But when I Jack came to visit us, to our dismay. He was about returned he had the eat, which had evidently been eight years old, very red headed and very lively. He held under the faucet, and was cutting its hair. I res came in just as we were sitting down to lunch, having cued the cat but when Jack’s grandmother saw it sun walked up from his aunt’s. ning itself shortly afterwards, the sight convinced her “Hello, Grandma,” he shouted, opening the door then and there, that it would be impossible for Jack to questioned strawberry 6 his stay and
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school.
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pole
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were
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attendants,
given.
out
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old
drill.
was College
shepherdesses
a
of compact
on
up their
of
feed
maids
After
Maypole.
as
serpentine
the
P. between
doctors
and
April
the
the
feature and
chimney
to
headed CRESCENT
were
the
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and
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cow. where
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old
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day athletic
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parlors
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and
then seemed
and
short
several
English
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by
these Mayor were
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and
The
All
sweeps, Miss
and
the
of
students parade
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with
picturesque from
shepherdesses
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the
cheers
wares field sat
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pails
were
back
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the
crowned of interval
by
were morning quack
Sophomores
evening
Mary
to Gordon,
members
in
heralds
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their
these styles
where
which
had
the
attract
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program to
shown,
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jesters,
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the
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doctors,
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by
in
in
costumes
formed
different the
with
program
the
and
in solicited
boys
the issued
a
dressed
general
college
faculty
special
a
of which finally
which
large came went
large
their
were
beg May
May
pro
Em-
and
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the
the
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readings omew
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evening
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very
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the
awarded
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students
in
on
mett
12
social
recitals
throwing
A
Miss
the
at
May
In
April
ensuing
royally The
At
Secretary
and
elected
enjoyable
entertainment
whose
was
music
Gulley
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the
Haworth.
a necessary
academy
time.
of
before
by
home
played
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12
meeting
in
for
25
elected
was
April
pennant
p.
Prof.
the
entertained
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recital
treasurer
This
musical
year.
them.
the
showed
the
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Seemen
of
given
body
occasion
Sophomores
several
the
28.
the
and
Seniors
best
Miss
Hawkins.
was
articles
president
Lewis
of
April
was
THE
as
at
first
selections
public.
the
by
as
college
meeting
Miss
essay
the
having
of
Esther
a
of
selections
surprising
held
on
Miss
by
very
visited
and
25.
Prohibition
the
of
CRESCENT
as
the
last
Mary
the
and
of
the
and
her
in
Miss
students
Juniors
State
Patrick
Miss
low
the
Miles
Y.
the
April
of
evening
were
the
the
it
regular
Freshmen
Jones
fond
M.
Lewis
from
price.
most
the
was
state
college
efficiency
Debating
Gladys
supplemented
college
C.
was
League
24
and
gave
met
evening
took
received
aunt
the
weighty
of
A.
showed
I.
afternoon
Emmett
the
A
Miss
P.
May
chapel
best
spoke
together
laid
pennant
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the
the
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League
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scene
in
Barthol
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accuracy
subject.
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recitals
leading
by
public
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pub
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end
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dence
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of
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Seniors
home
end.
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On
the
of
hits
Despite
The
did told
and
Mr.
in
The
in
leven.
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the
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of
May
have
individual
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several
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and
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Whitely
Junior-Senior
the
having
lrs.
locals
stick,
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the
stories
was been
was
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by
aggregation
truth
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excellent
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outclassed
The
the class.
of
L.
put
rough
Rae
incidents
the
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leaving
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gave
five
plays
played
just
M.
Chemawa
local little
hotly
of
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up
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Sunshine,
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Langworthy
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college
Parker.
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errors.
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weather,
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pictures
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work.
banquet
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bunch
Campus
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contested
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run
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Day.
let
badly
base
game,
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the
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local
great
Errors
from
work.
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fielding
game
down
were
in
boys
given
carried far
score
ball.
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Mary
were
disasterous
field.
catastrophe
that
they
gave
outclassed
from
by with
have
in
talk
and
May
scores
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given
Two
their Jones
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part
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The
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in
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