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Wednesday. It is expected that if the club escapes the extreme penalty it will be suspended for an indefinite period. Jack McCarren shaded Knock--. o- out Brennan after six rounds of slugging in Philadelphia. Both men were willing to fight, and stood toe to toe and swapped punches, o When the sages say, "It can't be done at all, It will only prove a failure and a mess," Comes a fellow with a quiet sort of gall, Just remarking, "We can put it through, I guess! There's an old and battered briar in his face, And his eyes are calmly humorous and clear, For there seems to be an easy sort of grace And power in the Civil Engineer 1 He will tunnel through the quicksand and the muck, He will bridge whatever gulf you want to span, He has Vision, he has Energy and Pluck If you want a working Dreamer, he's your Man; In the Jungle, fighting fever and the damp, In the Desert where the. torrid sun's aglare, In the bleak and frozen North he pitches camp, If you show him where the job is he'll be there! He has turned the wildest fiction into truth, He has made the maddest fancies into steel, He is Valor, he is Daring, he is Youth Crushing Doubt and all Disaster under heel! He's Efficiency that always finds a way! He is Faith, which conquers Unbelief and Fear, If you're seeking for the Spirit of Today You will find it in the Civil Engineer! o o "Isn't it horrid," remarked Miss Swyftly to her friend, "isn't it horrid that men will put those nasty pipes into their mouths?" "Yes," said her friend, emphat ically, as she stooped and tender ly kissed the black face of her pet pug ; "yes, indeed it is." i