Stevens Institute of Technology - Link Yearbook (Hoboken, NJ)

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Asszlvfanf in Ajblbfzkvi E!r'cz'1'z'cz'z'y.' GURDON M. MAYNARD. f1zsz'1'2zcZz'7zg Me6ha1zz'6 in IfV07'ksk0j1s.' MA1'HEXV LACKLAND. A J. w a AW ' ' 7, Ellunmi Elgeociation. fl! WIIALIAM HEXVl1 l', '74, - . . 1'n's1'dwz1'. HARRY DU B. PARSONS, '84, . f I.l'5f I 'fn'-l'1'v.v1'a'w1f. A. RIICSENIBIQRGER, '76, PHILLIP E. RAQUE, '76, J. DAY FLACK, '87, XV. H. BRISTOI., '84, Ifbr I-wo years. .HARRY VAN .A.'.l l'A, 'S 1, A. A. D13 BoNN1cx'u,LE, . Sevoun' I 'in'-I'1'vs1'df11t . Cnr. Sf'r1'4'f1I1j'. Rae. Sn'n'fa1j'. . . Y 'rm.v1m'1'. Eirectors. IGH' nl1f 1'f'fzr. XVILLIANI SHIQLDUN, '78, '78, JOSICPII A. 3IcEI.Rm', '87 Il

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HORACE JONES HENRY R. SMITH THE SMITH-JONES MFG. CO. 'NJECTORS coN1nAc'ro s Fon atowsns vsNTu.A'rons BLAST Nozz,-ES ENGINEERS HYDnAul.uo AND EXHAUSTERS sPEcnAl. MAcn-umsav BRASS SYPHONS MACHINISTS FOUNDERS BRASS oAs'nNc.s Acm svn-lows up-ro 5.1:-oo I-as CONDENSERS ' Jones WATER coouzn GLOBE AND ANGLE VALVES Lonelyville, Texas, March 7, 1895. My dear Mr. Editor: Yours of the second received. It is hard to realize '96 is getting out a Link, and you are editing it. By Jove! Why, you were only a Sophomore last time I saw you! It will give me great pleasure to send you an account of my brilliant career since I left old Stevens, only don't print my name, please. The pyrotechnic display of last June resulted in my coming down with the sticks, after recovering from the shock I sought rest in a vacation which I intended should be a long one. The old gentleman, however, cut it short by telling me that if I loafed I must pay my own bills. This caused me to leave the seashore rather hurriedly and with hardly a word of good-by to Nel-you know whom I mean, my boy, and as this is for publication I'll omit names. No, not to be congratulated yet. Oh no! A fool of a man who has been out of college ten years and has piles of money came along and spoiled all my plans. I came right down to the city and began to look for a pgsition. I first visited Mr. Strong, president of the P. D. 8 Q. R. R., an old friend of the family, at least so father said. Mr. Strong was busy, quite busy, but spared time enough to tell me that though he would be glad to do anything for the son of such an old friend of his, he was sorry that, owing to the hard 1 I 2