Our College Times . ing and that someof nur exchanges are commending us on our strong literary those who expect a joke depart-ment in our paper we would say thatwe have little room for our essays run low we may buya copy of Puck and reprint a few jokes-for you. May we all strive for abetter school paper. Resolutions of Sympathy. Whereas, The Angel of Death hasplucked little Henry from the home ofProfessor H. K. Ober to bloom inGods own garden, be it Resolved, That we, the Faculty andthe Students of Elizabethtown Collegedo hereby sincerely tender our heart-felt sympa
Our College Times . ing and that someof nur exchanges are commending us on our strong literary those who expect a joke depart-ment in our paper we would say thatwe have little room for our essays run low we may buya copy of Puck and reprint a few jokes-for you. May we all strive for abetter school paper. Resolutions of Sympathy. Whereas, The Angel of Death hasplucked little Henry from the home ofProfessor H. K. Ober to bloom inGods own garden, be it Resolved, That we, the Faculty andthe Students of Elizabethtown Collegedo hereby sincerely tender our heart-felt sympathies to Professor and and their family. Resolved, That we commend the be- reaved family to our Heavenly Fatherwho doeth all things well and who isthe great sympathizer and comforter. Resolved, That a copy of these reso-lutions be sent to the sorrowing family,and that a copy of the same be printedin Our College Times and in each ofthe town papers. J. G. MeyerRhoda E. MillerLaura M. Landis Committee ~-^^^^K^. 5 Ho 0 t u Not only have we been surprisedbut we have been made to look inamazement as we observed the trans-formation of Nature all about us theselast few days. The fields which a fewweeks ago were brown and bare arenow covered with a velvety green;the hills are cloaked; the woodlandshave become a picture upon which onecan not gaze without great admirationand wonder, for in a mysterious waythat which was but a short time ago,so bare and cold, has now been trans-formed into a wonderland. All around is the fresh, dainty greenof the unfolding leaves, while thebloom of the cherry trees gleams outpure and fresh in the sun light. Thedog-wood also has burst into bloomso profusely that the woodlands aredotted here and there with its mass ofwhite blossoms. How has it all comeso mysteriously? One week ago welooked and saw scarcely a bud, whenlo, the next week our eyes gazed upona profusion of white blossoms. Hereand there the delicate pink of the Judasblossom or perchance a
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