. The Rotunda . c significance, however, is the great con-cern of the nation as a whole about the affairs of the nationIt was, too, an intelligent concern. Precedents of more than halta century were broken yesterday by voters who were moved tovote the ticket of a party long held obnoxious for reasons strong-er than tradition. . ^-. , It may be that we are facing a new day m politics. It onlythe interest of our citizens prove to be more than a spasmodicfever of support or opposition to proposed principles then lead-ers who have the real welfare of the common people at heartneed not suffer disap
. The Rotunda . c significance, however, is the great con-cern of the nation as a whole about the affairs of the nationIt was, too, an intelligent concern. Precedents of more than halta century were broken yesterday by voters who were moved tovote the ticket of a party long held obnoxious for reasons strong-er than tradition. . ^-. , It may be that we are facing a new day m politics. It onlythe interest of our citizens prove to be more than a spasmodicfever of support or opposition to proposed principles then lead-ers who have the real welfare of the common people at heartneed not suffer disappointment because the intelligent peopleof this great nation refuse to aid their endeavors. |We now offer Kayser and U Humming Bird pure silk1 full fashioned hose, with V 7 / i i popular Pointex heel in the i f yft I fi I newest autumn shades for y flI IIi $ SEE OUR DISPLAYTHIS WEEK BALDWINS The S. T. C. Girls Main^^ Street Home nI I i,* I 1 I I I ii i 1 i« i I11 THE ROTUNDA, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1928. POETRY Words, golden webs of songWeaving a gypsy magic,Singing of life and of fanciful dream-worldsThreaded with silver moonlight,Swiftly, softly, swan-like,Soothing, caressing the heart. M. G. Y. W. C. A. GIVES PARTYFOR FRESHMEN Would I could see behind those eyes,Like crystals veiled by mists of gray;Would I could snatch that veil away,And know the truth from smiling lies. ON THE NIGHT SHE HASTHE DATE You know the feeling you havewhen your rival has the date with acertain person—a person you havegrown very used to. You declaremuch louder and oftener than is ne-cessary that you dont really care atall, but somehow, you still feel un-easy. Every fifteen or twenty min-utes you notice the time and think,They are probably getting a drinknow . . they are riding on his fav-orite road now. You wont let your-self wonder if hes telling her what hetold you two nights ago. Finally af-ter you have spent a perfectly mis-erable night trying to be interestedin bridge or g
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