Delaware Valley College - Cornucopia Yearbook (Doylestown, PA)

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8 THE GLEANER That was the best advice I determined to be arrest- ed. But that was more work than holding down a job. First I stole a ladies pocket book and let her call the police. After she had quite a crowd of policemen and pedestrians about her I held out my wrists and said there. Arrest me. No, no! the woman cried. Officer, do not arrest him. I thought he was a thief but he's only hard up- Here my good man is five dollars. Perhaps it will help you. Oh, Fate! I could have cursed you then. I pocketed the money and strode away. I had tried once and failed. But I would play the spider and try, try again. I passed a pawn shop. In the window case. I saw a handsome re- volver. I would steal it. Break the case with a brick, swear, pick up the gun and run. I did a neat job a real thief could not do one better. I did not run twenty yards fl made sure I wasn't running too fasti when behind me galloped two policemen and the pawn broker. I had not run five more yards when I felt their .lovely hands grip my shoulder I was surely lucky this time. Young man, the officer said. You were seen stealing a revolver to commit suicide. Now don't tell me you don't want to kill yourself. I'm a student of psycho- logy and I've been employed by the police to do just this work, so keep quite and come along. Fate, once more I could have strangled you. They put me in the nut house, and treated me like a nut. . I was at the place two days when I started to get crazy myself. There was a beautiful girl there, just a year or so younger than myself-an angel on earth! Surely if anything would be a crime it would be to kill her, so in the dead of the night of the next day, I stole into her bed- chamber where she slept- What a pillowed angel with her flimsy hair streaming over her shoulders on the pil- low and the silvery moonbeam gently lighting her face- Oh, well it was all over in a few seconds. With trembling hands I grasped her swan like throat and strangled her. Just as I would have strangled you Fate, five minutes later if I could only get at you. She screamed twice, gasped and died. The room was soon filled with atten- dants. The head physician approached me. Oh, thought I, I have succeeded at last. Young mani' said he In the name of the sani- tarium let me extend our grateful thanks for doing the work we had planned to do tomorrow. She was our

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FOOTBALL TEAM 1920 Verman, D. Sil r, I. enge S, O.W ., H. Corenzwitt, J. Goldfield, T. Gelle k ch Mgr Wor ndin E. h, D1veto, Mr. J. ID O GD I gb. Sta , coa S. Cooper. n l11 I-4 -rd L5 :J as 'U Pa C1 U2 U5 S, W. Groman, Capt., 1 116 S. Sam .inf .2 c: as Q 2 af .Q : cd E4 cb Bb S: T3 I3 U2