The Portland daily press., 1889-12-02

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Who tlckled me under the chin of oidiS
And true to her sex. She of did fiy
Her fo plef finished She basrsnsd down gu.
To fall in the arms of Dirioo Rrowni
But better for thee. o yent7Iroys maid.
Had love meier into your freedom strayed.
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The travellers camel had gone to rest
And Hassan rstmrned RI he strsnger g1uast.
who, waited upon by the maid ZuIetts.
Then manv storS If o uui ne d n se'
The drummer did weave in his language fine:
And swore nv the Koran thar ali Nere frne
The scene Of each tale he had journeyed thfo'i
No ,o,a Of tho o,or;ors lana .. ,,.,no
The home Of 900 teiioIv ill., tsaad na p,o;na
Aud trne tn az ins,inct aarin hor, anu Di"i'io'
He snose If f fbeir savor H hrand ~ norm,
WheSe'er ProhibI ion was had fas irsae
And An bidding A. Ben Hassan to close his eye,
-'s'' '"p oii"'o''i so'
On the morrow Zulette was up betimes,
And sao 6er T s e uie sr ar a9ag tne me
The praise Of his Syrian love adored.
Rut iovsd the eance ~ 9en r,s she a SKY
And many maiden has wept forlorn,
rum nai''uiaAoo 70 'no 0oiaen norn'
Both early and late in Damascus town.
And the turba1ed Io9d Of ie hagem nf csma
~ sample the corn with the Yankee name.
mecca
w We enoq sne gh 6 o. my palace mere,
Sncn VISIONS sr 81 o. Desuty ne ne'er mad dreamed,
For, guiding him into the street cali STRAIGHT.
Rn ns museum en- a carried MN nome In state
And alas that drummers so 5 ron forget;
tp pah wnlle you ionest she lattice e walt,
eh Ro sIoSn th peara Ben a., a sS crled
And whether be lose. or whether we win,
ne never VII. Journey 'his way aginF
And the moral of this is plainly seen,
sy dIav fs reading Inc lines between
But never etope til yoM'se arumnsed The tr adei
Tha naxt n, a.
.o,...;o. -. az po oa p.o,' ammo was
A. ~ -. 80. - ~ Go 49, 800
Az .nis point d ietter from MIS- clara Mar
eelle Greene, the author OF the new volume
THE Magdalen and Other Poems." was
80 ~ -, -Nr".o 40 pioiaoo W Tue sup-
!ect Oh library Ior the travelling men. A
copy of the new volume, sent the association
by Mrs. Greene as a nucleus for library
wos accommodated h,, = hr;aht 800, 80 49,
was acconipanled ny prignt scrap Oh verse.
various donations which the association has
raca;vad ;nclpd;no a 6no n;oro h., no,ou.,
,1 'n n, nno piano w ueherai
Huanasei AucAer VI INC Maine Central,
revolving bookcase from Loring, Short s.
Harmon. and hooks and pictures from var,
ous othar rarsons ~ ''0' -'o"i vail
GUS otaer persons.
Mr.. d. w. Barnard, Jr., next gave fine
rendition of the song Gloves Sorrou -
,yh;cb mo rooo;vod nth 800 .. ~,
accomplishments for this and other songs
were played by Professor Rankin.
A lattar of ooncro+r,o.;or fro,. ar.
oone'avu."s'on iion MI
otephen Carr, OF tne Goyernor's council,
was read by President Roberts.
voro;tv MOS thor ;n,roaroad h., p~.o,s'.
reis"y' was .heh insiouuceu ny rresloent
ROBERTS ana delivered the principal address
Of the evening. He read:
Since NV name annearad in oonnaot;on
with this catherine Sn~a ha,f o oonhoe e
sr;s sn Suis sasneng SIe Iaid uoze9 Oh my
cnmmarniai 3revs,,"rs IaI " W Win
oo,nnna nt - w .,nI, nase nau 10
oetnai fsct - feaI tSas ha 40 oouu, ouI IN
to be here as Won Yourselves for am l;Ln nv
@ ~ St sstu1o wnS playeu ior piess-
lug ou st,Soet no,, ~ Leru, no saiu, we
a i;i SSuuol. ouIseu. the amount OF
.u Ky naIo 70 aus tnins an acommercial
uaseHer. IAN 4h q lltt.e AFRAID 70 talk mere.
ncIe an on the same noor Win so many
-. T. - Il ~ n n
sometimes. In tne CITY nan nave them at my
W Tsay because use | AN raised ABOVE them.
Everyp1|Gy mas a naoit Oh seeing tne shad:
ovarvhoaH,s "lsp a ada .ne nghts Of
q city thinIs IL uonid 6a ogMgS. oSpeTnraIy Ia
e M .omd NO ~ NV tha ra ue me Oanaan
he nds ont that even drnm uS p{ bo a ~ pyS
sometimes and sfter ionger Time na a 70 wSaS
he comid give Il nm Everv man can s ",'t tbs
iiohts nf etber nrpfessions and the sba1n ,nS
Of his own II is ore Of the benet;ss Of an
orpanigation like this to lreen the lights of
the commercial traveiiers' hppsiness hafora
the people. BE then spoke Of the great
and continnine said the hest wav To see the
lights of n business il tn look at Il from the
outside. Because those who are inside see
many of its Objections that anyone outside
knows nothing ahont. To exnress INV idea
of commercial travellers career 1 mnst So
back to the first PRINCIPLES of bnsiness TRe
old idea of business was that il was the mar.
in husinass wac to no n ncyt;a.s, sASs W W