Excerpt from The Howler, 1903, Vol. 1 Doubtless, many more would have died of overwork and fatigue had it not been for the little ponies which accompanied us on

Excerpt from The Howler, 1923, Vol. 21 Forest College through private sub scription. With no definite financial basis upon which to work (up until this year the

Excerpt from The Howler, 1916, Vol. 14 During these four years of storm and stress he maintained an ardent and enthusiastic devotion to the Greek language, as a

Excerpt from The Howler, 1906, Vol. 4 As a. Boy Dr. Tavlor was fond of outdoor games and sports, but. At. The same time was always devoted to books. This habit

Excerpt from The Howler, 1912, Vol. 10 M. And Lee University. 1886; Lit. D. -ibid., 1906; Graduate Student. Teutonic Languages, Johns Hopkins University, 1886-1