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i ehfeggcamuer BiE5l.i7eQy. ' to the liberality and untiring zeal of a few men, and no YI my VERY educational institution owes its life and prosperity I i I college has more reason to be proud of her founders and 'mx'W patrons than Old Allegheny. Beginning her career under the guidance of that worthy Mas- sachusetts Puritan. john Alden, she has never lacked loyal and sympathetic friends, and in all that galaxy of names, none shines forth more brightly than that of Alexander Bradley, the president of her Board of Trustees, her oldest friend, her greatest benefactor and her wisest counsellor. .livery department of our college life is more vigorous and efficient, owing to his energetic efforts in our behalf and it is with pleasure that we introduce our friend to the readers ofthe KAi,nRoN. 'l'he life of Alexander Bradley is many-sided and each phase of it presents a worthy example to the aspiring student in whom he has shown such a helpful interest. To one standing before Mr. liradley's palatial residence and extensive grounds in the city of Pittsburgh, comes a wholesome inspiration as he realizes that the owner began his career as a poor boy and has gained every dollar by honest effort. i Beginning as a common workman, he rapidly rose and acquired a large fortune from iron manufacturing. Though the foundation of Mr. Bradley's wealth was laid in the iron industry., much of his attention is now devoted to conducting the affairs of! the Trades- men's National Bank, of which he is president and principal owner. Many incidents are related showing the honorable way in which 97
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Mr. Bradley conducts his business transactions, and of the many charitable and educational undertakings owing to him a debt of gratitude, yet out of regard for his extreme sensitiveness and deli- cacy of feeling we refrain from giving them to the public. Qomefhirgg Qsare.. The chicken they serve at the Hall. Scofield, with a white shirt. Barrett, promenading with a girl. Ziuck, ditto. Hersperger, at college. Brubach, with his face clean. Shryock, to tell the truth. Hatch, without striped pants. Welty, with his mouth closed. Lucy Pickett, with a beau. Baldwin, to call at the Hall. Snyder, speaking the United States language. I -lohuson Bros., at church. A game of poker at Hulings Hall. The number of new books, magazines, papers, etc., that have comef?j into the library this term. The Senior class. Dice's mustache. Ed M.iller's outbreaks of bull-heacledness. Billy Pickett without a smile. . 98
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