University of Nebraska College of Law - Yearbook (Lincoln, NE)

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Of force and sense it ran the same Except it bore another name, And, too, a brother was to blame For A. D. T. All unabashed at school next day Notes were compared to their dismay, And both had very much to say, But cou1dn't see Just who it was who did the deed, Though hard they question, strong they plead, Nor could they see the urgent need Of A. D. T! Since then the days have all been peace, No trouble came, but jokes increase, Though hard they try to be at ease In troubled sea. But till all things go back to dust, Till gilded piles decay with rust, These two will evermore distrust The A. D. T. ,gl 91110 Remarkable fontemporaneous fvents May 7, 1904 Samuel Rees, Ir., has an embarrassing experience with the shoe man, who blandly requests him to put it back. L. O. Pfeiffer arranges the Union group picture to his com- plete satisfaction. 144

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9'he afoeietq of wise iguqs For the Suppression of Interrogation? .29 Qnce upon a Time in the College of Dean Coeros the Wise Guys thought to form a society for their joint and several use. Cowan, Baker, and Knapp, the Chiefest of the VVise Guys, an- nounced that none whose grade in Equity Pleading fell below Q5 per cent need apply. There were mutterings in the College of Dean Coeros when the new freezing point was established on the college social thermometer. Big Tim Snavely started a promising row in the dress-circle, while Lord Salisbury was throwing the parquet into confusion, whereupon one of the Chiefest Guys, Henry Clay Cowan, introduced a Wlieelbarrow Bill, admitting the leaders of the insur- rectionists, viz., Big Tim Snaveley and Lord Salisbury. Now every- thing is spring-lilce and the violets bloom in the public highways, while Big Tim discourses on the fallacy in the ancient axiom that all men are born equal. The roster of the society is given in full below: Henry Clay Co-wan, Tho-mas jefferson Baker, Alexander Harn- ilton Knapp, Big Tim Snaveley, Lord Salisbury, Henry Watterson Griggs, Colonel Bills Hewitt, jerry Simpson Richards, Patrick Henry Shuman, Chief justice Marshall Waltman, Judge Shaw Armstrong, Philander Knox Rees, Wm. Jennings Berkey, Wm. Henry Harrison Prescott, Andrew Jackson Konop. ew 'Z0m. 971. fuse .ai . From this report we can not tell Just what it is involved, Who is plaintiff does not appear, Though oftentimes revolved. Likewise defendant eludes our search In this exciting chaseg And altogether, we think it is A badly mixed up Case. 146