The Chemawa American (Chemawa, Or.) 19??-current, April 01, 1916, Page 19, Image 19

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    THE CHEM AW A
AM ERICAN
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Buckle down! W hat m agic in th at
challenge to o u r strength!
1 he call th a t conies to every m an of
energy at len g th .
Buckle down in earnest if you want to
win the goal;
Buckle dow n to d uty if you care for
heart and soul.
Buckle dow n and beat it w ith the force
of all your will;
Buckle down and conquer every shadow
of th e ill;
N o-one makes a highw ay to the dream s
th a t shall come tru e
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*1 ill he buckles dow n in earnest to the
th in g s th ere are to do.
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A D I F F E K E N T Q U K S T I< )X
One of the rules of a club m ade up entirely of ec­
centric young men was th at on each T uesday evening
an\ m em ber who asked a question at the club-room s
w hich he could not answ er him self m ust pay a fine of
$10. O ne T ueday n ig h t you n g Jones p u t the follow­
ing question to his fellows: “ How does the ground
squirrel m anaged to leave no d irt around th e top of his
hole w hen he digs it?”
No one could answ er it and all turned to Jones,
hoping to see him fall down in attem p tin g to explain
and have to pay the fine. “ W e ll,” he said, “ that
question is easy enough. You see the squirrel sim ply
sta rts at the bottom and digs u p .”
1 heoretically, that sounds very g o o d ,” said a m em ­
ber who prided him self on his sharpness, “ but how
does your squirrel get to the bottom ?”
“ My dear fellow, th a t’s your q u estio n ,” replied
Jones.
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