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THE BATTALION
Aggieland, Texafs,
2322 A. D.
Dear William:
Boy I sure did hate to see you
leave .us the other morning, for I
know that I surely will miss those
drinks that are so easy to bum by
following an old timer around. I
surely wish that you could have
stayed over for that corps dance to
night. I understand that is is going
to be one of the best of the year.
Currie has a date so he is going to
have every other dance a partner
dance.
Never will I forget the time we
had at the barnyard frivolity. Do
you remember that visiting girl you
fell for, well I have a date with her
for the dance tonight and if I can
get old Jap Daniels to lay off I guess
I’ll have a pretty good time. Its get
ting so now that every time some
one touches me on the shoulder I
say “Hello Jap” or “Pardon me
Bell”. If Mr. Braden would stay
away from the dances they would
be the two biggest itches on the
floor.
Just before intermission last
nigtt I saw the girl of dreams danc-
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ing off in the arms of the afore
said Bell, and determined to put in
a word or so for myself. I started
for her, when Mr. Ashburn got be
tween us and by the time I saw her
again intermission was over. I
finally got a chance to talk to her,
and just as we had reached that
point where we both knew an iden
tical person old Jimmie Burr came
prancing over with story about
her liquid eyes and I got so fore
that I asked her was that the rea
son she always kept them cupped.
So now I guess I’ll have to go around
and sling a few compliments so I
can get along with them.
I surely was surprised to see Bill
McMillan at the dance last nighc,
you know old Bill would make a hit
with the women if he would quit
pulling that old one about the cross
eyed girl. You know there was some
thing about ole Bill last night that
seemed to appeal to them, I don’t
know whether it was himself or
Jessie Lang. Along about twelve
o’clock I missed him so I borrowed
a pitch fork and started looking for
him and I finally located him steal
ing an ear of corn from the pig sty
on the north side. I made him shell
out and we then went over and sat
down on a bale of hay and started
eating our corn. The officer of
the day came over and tried to ram
us for carrying around the raw ma
terial.
I understand that Mr. Ashburn is
going to use his overalls to make an
awning for the main building. I
hope that he will let me have a piece
of whats left over to paper my room
with: I’ll have to close now and g >
down to the hospital and see Cop
Forsyth, you know he sprained his
wrist holding on to that dollar I lent
him last night. So I am yours until
I see your name on a check for that
money you borrowed.
Your old orderly,
Rufus.
I say Did’ja
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A girl seven
Or eight
Times
And some bird
Introduces
You again
And She
Sticks out her
Hand and says
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