Illinois Magazine volume 6 Sept 1914 May 1915
Illinois Magazine volume 6 Sept 1914 May 1915
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A'ictory only was lacking, and after all that is a detail. " Other notable features of 1912 were the . Munuii Smoker on the eve of the game, where much spirit was aroused by stereoptican views of past foot ball heroes ; the class Foot Ball Games, the Fall Handicap, Mask and Baubles per- formance of The County Chairman and the meting of ^^lawanda.
Fourth Annual Home-Coming is fresh in the memory of most of us. Returning Illini missed the mirth provoking antics of the Hobo Band, hitherto regarded... almost as essential a part of Home-Coming as the grads themselves. But in spite of this, and the rather discouraging weather, there was, if possible, increased (Continued on Page 141) 94 Power House No. 1 and pipe line clearing. It is 2000 feet from the power house to the top of the clearing. The "incline" on which all material was hauled up to the basin, is shown at about the center of the top of this picture.
Unknown Well-known Men at Illinois L. H. PROJINE, MOV BR OF MOUNTAINS. (By Sampson Miles Raphaelson.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A'ictory only was lacking, and after all that is a detail. " Other notable features of 1912 were the . Munuii Smoker on the eve of the game, where much spirit was aroused by stereoptican views of past foot ball heroes ; the class Foot Ball Games, the Fall Handicap, Mask and Baubles per- formance of The County Chairman and the meting of ^^lawanda.
Fourth Annual Home-Coming is fresh in the memory of most of us. Returning Illini missed the mirth provoking antics of the Hobo Band, hitherto regarded... almost as essential a part of Home-Coming as the grads themselves. But in spite of this, and the rather discouraging weather, there was, if possible, increased (Continued on Page 141) 94 Power House No. 1 and pipe line clearing. It is 2000 feet from the power house to the top of the clearing. The "incline" on which all material was hauled up to the basin, is shown at about the center of the top of this picture.
Unknown Well-known Men at Illinois L. H. PROJINE, MOV BR OF MOUNTAINS. (By Sampson Miles Raphaelson.
What to read after Illinois Magazine volume 6 Sept 1914 May 1915?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Jeptha Hill Woodbury to read onlineMoreLess
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