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quick and w

on? I've got

riting, Bill," Gus declared, and a m

a little foppish in appearance even, and it was known that his people were very wealthy. Such as he, then, could well afford the sacrifice demanded of him to become a member in high standing of the Marshallton student body. Whatever was done

the belief that a high mentality and virile spirit demanded the extreme mental and physical show-down which hazing is wrong

exclaimed Gus, as he watched

n mean!" a

en chain lay on the ground among the feet of the struggling boys, and an unsuspecting heel soon reduced the time-piece to little more value than the metal in the case. A wallet slid out of a pocket and disgorg

treated that way," commen

thing may be well enough for rich fellows, though I think it's rank

citement without, he left the usual whatever-it-must-be with Bill. When Bill spoke again, s

Bill finished, "and it won

s convincing tongue-the boys returned well loaded to their room. They took from a paper packing box, whose conten

number of upper classmen. It was mid-afternoon, an optional study or

ose boxes; we have a little business to

ance in hazing him. He would have complied forthwith, had not Bill given an ultimatum. With a small box under his left arm, he shifted his crutch to his left fingers and slipped the free hand into h

ns want to haze

with cripples, kids, old ladies nor natural crimi

y now. Any interference with him will result in my turnin

ll in hand, followed after. He turned

to-day. Getting hazed is really great spor

ied by Bill and Gus. A moment before, Gus had been down to get a pair of pliers tha

ith you is in for the G. B.," one

to carry a gun and pull it here

, and no less than President Field and Profess

mending you two lads, that you have so soon shown utter disregard for the rules, the standing, the decency of our instit

sort, with the result that Fleming, of Chicago, had a ruined suit and panama, a fine watch destroyed, and a lot of money and papers probably lost. We came here to study; our means are limited; if we met with such a dis

gain, snapped it open and disclosed a rather un

n that this

for a much needed and wanted education. But I saw no harm in fooling those chaps wh

his head and laughed most heartily, nudgin

ll simply have to put a stop to this hazing-stop it under pain of dismissal. And this joke, now-it should be

t by to-morrow, if you will kindly

is that,

ll secret until then? We can promis

then

more real good than anything the faculty can do in

what Gray wrote, I think we ma