The Gavelyte, May 1907

EDARVlLLR COLLJQGh. hypocrites. If we wear old clothes, I of the time, a11<l som of th pe<,plo they laugh at us. If we wear good all the time, but you can't plea ·e all clothes, they say we have a pull. the people, all the lime". Now what are we to do? Just as likely as not omeone will say we Wilmington - The editor wants to stole this from an exchange. So we say, for the Lenefit of 0ur st emed di,l." This is an extract from the opp\H1ents, the Wilmingtonian1-<, that Wheaton College Record It shows our debating te:im is alive and kick– :::;imply how hard it is to -please the ing. Th£>y exp 'Ct to do more kick– reading public. One sub~criber can I ing on the Subsidy que:stion when they stand for one thing but he won't for 1 1 reach Wilmington. v\ e wanted to another. What can the poor, ignor- , po tyou, dear frienu~. uµon what you ant eu_itor c~o? Simply try his best j w_ere_ g 1 J:ng to meet, but upon inter– t1) s 1t1sfy th1.:; craving from the ma- vie\, rng the team, they said they tt:ri,d at his cummand. What can would prefer, that we wait till the th e ::rnb~riber, in all his glory, do? morning of the 25th, then give them Simply thi:-;. Bear with the staff in j our humble opinion. Net>dless to say, it· literary efforts Remember, that I the team will be up to the standard ·fur the maj ,,r ity of our staff, their i of pa t year:-1, being composed of wurk on the college paper is their J three men, who stand for the best fi1"t 1terary endeav,,r. We can say I things in college life. The team is from PXperience, that no one knows cnmposed of Clarence G. Ware, '07, tile difficulty and \Yithal the joy of William Waid<', '09, and Ernest B. editing a college paper. Our own McClellan, '09. We might say here paper, although small, 1:equires a I t'hat much interest is being displayed great amount of energy on the part , and, dear Wilmington, you i:nay ex– of the men to get it out and to keep pect a good crowd of Cedarville it up to the standard- and our chief rootPrs to cheer their team on to object is not only to maintain a victory. This debate is one of the standard but to raise that standard, features of our literary life and we if that is possible. Remember these hope as you do, Wilmington, that it points, subscribers, then you and the has become a fixture. We will see editors will be more in harmony with you by and by. Long live Wilmington. one another. The saying of Lincoln might bo revised for this article– "Y ou can please all the people some Muskingum- Right here, we have to mention the negligence, wilful it