The Battalion. (College Station, Tex.) 1893-current, November 01, 1902, Image 18

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THE BATTALION.
Professor of Languages: “Now, Mr.
Cochran, how would you form the preterit
of Hablar in Spanish?’’ Cadet Cochran:
“Take away the stem and add the ending
to the root.
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Capt. Avery (watching ball game be
tween A. and M. and Tulane): “Go
ahead, Tulane, squeeze them all you please,
you can’t hurt our boys—they’ve been liv
ing on storage beef. ’ ’
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We are particular!}^ successful in detecting
wood-throwers. Drop us a line if you are
in need of our services.
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Guggy: “You shust ought to have seen
the girls wave at me.’’
Bystander: “Do you know why they
were waving at you?’’
Guggy;. “No, vat for?’’
Bystander: “They wanted you to get
your nose out of the way so they could see
the football game.’’
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An Explanation,
College Station, Tex., Oct. 12, 1902.
Report:—Occupants of 15 Pfeuffer,
sweeping out after the janitor.
Explanation:—Sir:—I do hereby state
upon my word of honor as a gentleman of
this College that I did not sweep out after
the janitor had swept, and that the report
is a mistake.
I have proof by two fellow cadets, who
were in my room at the time, that I did
not sweep out into the hall.
The trash evidently came from further
down the hall and was swept in front of
my door in order that the responsibility
should be cast upon my shoulders.
It would be self evident that if I had
swept out into the hall, that I would not
have left the trash in front of my door
I think that the person that would do
such a thing has very little principle about
him. I leave the matter to your discern-
ment. Very respectfully,
Jerome Cochran,
Cadet Private Co. C., Second Class.
Coming ! ! ! Coming ! ! !
The Great Attraction
Heidelberg’s Concilations with
“THE JEW’’ !!??!! o x x
Played with brilliant success for 50 nights
at Sbisa’s Roof Gardens, College
Station, Texas. Now
represented by
GEORGE W. RISIEN
Formerly representing the Model Laundry
now of
The George W. Risien Operatic Company
On the Steenth of December, Nineteen
Hundred and froze to death. : : :