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About The Battalion. (College Station, Tex.) 1893-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 1, 1900)
m Resolved. That in the death of our comrade and friend, Kanold McDonald, we feel a loss that cannot be measured. Brief as was his stay among us, it was long enough to impress all who came in contact with him with a high respect for his character, and with an admira tion for his. genal nature. That we desire to express to his par ents and other relatives our deepest sympathy with them in a sorrow so great as theirs, and we trust that it will be some consolation to them to know that he made many warm and true frineds while in the College, who will long remember him and mourn his early departure from a community that had learned to love him. That a copy of these resolutions be published in the battalion, and that a copy be sent to the bereaved family. S. B. McLAVY, 1 J. A. CHAPMAN, v Committee. E. E. WORTHING, I Died at Austin, Texas, January 2, 1900, E. K. Heiermann, in the seven teenth year of his age. On the. second day of January, while preparing to return to college, Cadet E. K. Heiermann was suddenly taken ill with congestion of the brain, and died in a few minutes thereafter. His sudden and untimely death is deeply deplored by his sorrowing class mates, by whom the following resolu tions have been adopted: Whereas, an all-wise Creator has, in his infinite wisdom, seen fit to remove from our midst, our well beloved friend and fellow student; therefore, be it Resolved, That in the death of E. K. Heiermann the Junior Class has lost one of its brightest members, and the A. and M. College, of Texas, one of wmmmmBssmmsmBMMsmmmKm her most studious, most honorable and most promising students. Resolved, that we, the classmates of E. K. Heiermann, recognize in him one in whose heart the noblest and most tender sentiments predominated— one whose generosity was spontaneous, whose love for his fellows was inborn—- characteristics that inspired the love and esteem of all that knew him. Resolved, That we tender his family our most heartfelt sympathy in this hour of sadness. Resolved, That a copy of these reso lutions be forwarded to the bereaved family, the Austin daily papers and the Battalion. I. E. OLIPHANT, REAVILLE M. DOWN, H. E. ELIOD, exof, M. F. THOMAS, R. C. BURLESON, T. J. PINSON,Committee Resolved, That we, the members of the C. L. C., sympathize deeply with our friend and sister member, Mrs. Au brey Banks and her family, in the griev ous loss they have sustained through the death of their baby, Lena, under the most distressing circumstances. That in her death we each have sus tained a personal lossi, and that we feel how much the unusually bright and joyous nature of the little one must en hance the sorrow of the parents in parting with her. That these resolutions be spread upon our minutes, and a page be devoted to the memory of the winsome child. That a copy be made and sent to the bereaved family, and this published in the Battalion. MRS. C. W. HUTSON, MRS. J. H. CONNELL, MRS. T. C. BITTLE,
