Columbia (CL 56) - Naval Cruise Book

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And the people of the West knew of the scourge as great caverns at the places where before had been the sunny campuses of Cal. Tech and Coloradog and in the Midwest the sky blackened about Iowa State and M1ch1gan wh1le 1n the sunny Southland the people stood by and watched for they were used to the v1le org1es of those who were known to them only as the Rambhn Wrecks the Blue Dev1ls the Gamecocks and the Tarheels but th1S was to be a day to remember and they d1d Bel1eve me And the snows of the Northland melted and the streets ran w1th blood as the hordes from RPI and Brown found freedom and 1n dulged 1n lt causlng great notre and great mewzment and great zll eelmg among the populace And stra1ghtway they set about to reach a rendezvous where the 1ll assorted group could assemble and as the b1rd fhes to h1s nest so they d1rected themselves to the place that 1S to be known as Newport And they belabored the ra1lroads and they bes1eged the a1rl1nes and It has come to the attent1on of the Leglon na1res of the Law that one was k1lled when he 1 1 f, l U AA, l'..Llh F ou! LEFM Kww R four ,M K' At f is f l 'A X f lk 'LR X Z' N K f A MW Cl QALU 6 I, f X X xxtv OH COME NOW, Mac pcm 1' sive ME THAT LINE ABDUT THIS BEA TIFUL DOLL EE mc, youk wir could not produce that whlch 1S called the t1cket to the place called Newport And the tr1ckle became a stream and the stream became a rzver and for the day and the mght and the next day the r1ver broadened and the earth trembled as these men came Down the pathways from the great c1t1es roar1ng and shout1ng as 1f 1ni'l1cted they swung 1n a great arc through the Clty of Newport, causlng much d1scuss1on and much fear for And lt came 1nto bemg that the gates of the base were Stfalned and sprung from the vast 1nHux of these men as they poured 1nto the confines of that place of ev1l name 1n a man ner that was 1ntended to frzghten but suc ceeded only 1n amuszng Into the headquar ters through the l1nes down the walks to the barracks they fought and pushed unt1l at last they came to the place to wh1ch they were asslgned and the place was crowded as the stable of the em1r dur1ng the great feast W1th anlmal growls they threw that wh1ch 1S called gear 1nto the p1le and they cleared the place for the game and henceforth they were happy ' ' , .lt ' l Y ,H 1 ' g o 0 x K ' ' : ' , f x 1 1 . ' . 0 , ' t - , Q ' -1X Cl . ., . . P ' F V ,pm X 1 ' , ' f ' l f Wx X Q -:os ' ' -I A in l . . 3 , Q K v E X P . . . . . 1 ... . 5 L 1 . . . , , -- X y here was the power of the unknown. U 1 f T5 1 , - Q -Q - sl he - W , i ....., ,T U . . Q - x a as M 3 , - , ttrsrzf- .feffr l l - . I C I . . , 'l..HND I YG! SEE H SUSPICI CHARACTERS! . 1 . . t e D - gs an me Leak 1' 1 Fo Al U ! J Q l

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