THE 
EAGLE
No. 6. 

Agricultural College Mich.
March 12 
1892.Vol. 

2.

LOCALS
Misses Mamie 
Montgomery, 
Raney,  and 
Emma 
Storr 
from 
Olivet 
are  visiting 
Miss Pearl 
Kedzie.

Pussie 

THE EAGLE 
now has 
19 regular
subscribers, 
more than 
any other 
tri weekly on 
the grounds. 
Please 
add your 
name to the 
A Russian Hebrew 
was brutally treated 
by his fellow wool 
man yesterday at 
Bomnets factory. 
One man has 
been lodged in jail.

list.

THE PLANKS.

Hear the banging of the planks-

Oaken planks

What a world of misery lies along 

these planks!

How one stumbles, trips, and falls

with a thud

In the mud.

In the icy air of night,
When the stars do over sprinkle 
All the heavens, how they sparkle 
With a devilish delight!
Then one slips, slides, and skates, 
And calls on all the Fates,
Swears a little, and says he hates

These College planks.

Oh the planks, planks, planks,

The long, narrow, flopping, slid­
ing, slipping, splashing, squeak­
ing, splintering, twisting, tripping 
teetering, criss cross planks!
Can the State not give us some 
thing better than these planks?

Anon.

The organ concert at the Congregational 
 church will be given 
March 30th. The organist will be 
Frederick Archer the great En­
glish organist. Mis. G. J. Bishop 
of Chicago will sing.
'The church will be dedicated 
April 3rd.

THE EAGLE.
Published and edited tri weekly 

by Roscoe Kedzie.

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Yesterday Prof Holdsworth nave
an exceedingly interesting and 
instructive lecture to his class in 
Drawing. He treated the subject 
historically, practically, and arustically.
 He 
showed many specimens
mens of work from the wood in 
the rough, to the finished print.