Mizpah . he fellows who get married. I know adozen fellows who were married at twenty, rejoined Jay. The big janitor smiled witily; then, turning serious, as if hewere going to give some good advice for nothing, he began: Wootten, did you ever live on a farm? Yes, I guess I have. Did you have a big herd of hogs? Yes; I should say we did. Do you remember of ever feeding them hot swill? Yes. Why? Well, you know how they act. They all go crazy as soon asthey hear you pour the swill in the trough. The first one stickshis nose in clean up to his eyes, but isnt long getting it out,and goes rooting i
Mizpah . he fellows who get married. I know adozen fellows who were married at twenty, rejoined Jay. The big janitor smiled witily; then, turning serious, as if hewere going to give some good advice for nothing, he began: Wootten, did you ever live on a farm? Yes, I guess I have. Did you have a big herd of hogs? Yes; I should say we did. Do you remember of ever feeding them hot swill? Yes. Why? Well, you know how they act. They all go crazy as soon asthey hear you pour the swill in the trough. The first one stickshis nose in clean up to his eyes, but isnt long getting it out,and goes rooting in the dirt. The next one does the same,and every damned pig will stick his nose in that hot stuff andgo off squealing. Do you know that is just exactly the waywith you young bucks about getting married? Every one ofyou must get your nose burned before you will know enoughto leave it alone, and then you know its an awful long weddingthat hasnt got a Reno. Eighty-seven c a & u <r. C •f J O —3 v c. In years iw cuiuc, ulicn we glance through the two behind the scenes in dutys path—Vi. G. P. and our Lottie, the queenly lass—Will start our emotions to overflow. —Orrin work will be a lasting tribute to your loyalty and devotion to theclass. We owe you a great debt of gratitude, which can never be repaid. —Einar it ever be my privilege to recommend the two classmates towhom we owe a lasting debt, I should simply present this beautiful book. —B. H. they have done shall live in the hearts of their classmates. —Merline for the class and love for the schoolIs shown by hard work. Thats their golden rule. —D. L. who enjoy the pleasures of the Mizpah should not forget thehours of labor that it took to prepare the work. —Frank we Twelves only knew of the fame of these two. That have labored so hard for our could never regret, the day that we met:But example ourselves b
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