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E HE editors of PEGASUS deem it proper to mention the good omens that have assured us of success in the publication of our annual. Each editor has worn a rabbit's foot, Week after week, and the editor-in-chief, by chance, found a horse shoe behi11d SchWartz's blacksmith shop. Every one of us looked over the right shoulder to see the last new moon. We wished good things for the college and prosperity for the class of 1900. We have consulted the oracles-CProfessors,j and they tell us that we' need have no fear for the future. They tell us the roses ahead are Without thorns, the skies are unclouded, the lions are chained. We received letters daily from all parts of the state inquiring when our annual was to be published. We do not care to censure these good friends for we understand with Longfellow that I Patience is a plant ' i That grows not in all gardens Contributions are still coming to us by mail, by express, and by freight. In spite of our charge of twenty-five cents per line for printing poetry, Cwhich heavy tax we thought would exclude poetryj we have received, all told, 563 poems. If we had neglected making a charge for such composition we should have received by this time sufficient verse to make a volume the size of Webster's dictionary. In the choice of material for PEGASUS the editors have tried to please all. We have chosen matter with deep thought suitable for quiet moments when the mind is fresh. And we have selected jokes, and puns, and lighter compositions adapted well to rest the mind when oppressed with care and business. One word of caution to the class we think is necessary. When PICGASUS shall Come f,-Om the press, words of praise and congratulations will begin to pour in. Our word of caution is-keep lowly. Humility, that low, sweet root, . From which all heavenly virtues shoot. Mfmw.-Loves of the Angels. And if any critic shall score us, let the Words of the sage sustain us- Praise from a friend, or censure from a foe, Are lost on hearers that our merits know. Hlfw.-Iliad Book. X, Line 293. J. E. B. -,5-
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1 . F, ..... J 1 1 N2 9 ? :go C S. N QQ? fa No- :S .g..g..g..g.5fqff j C1-IAS. M. Picluw, Editor-in-Chief. HAROLD M. BEM., Business Manager. -if-Mlssociate CEbitors: Mabel Marian Hanlon, Fannie Louise Spurlin William Gibson Gill, James Eugene Barry, 4 Herbert Oliver Wicl1'ig .47-
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