Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-07-21

her little brother when visiting there
overnight Instead OF writing 10 me
and thus getting into the papers, YOU
should go right 20 the father out in the
field and tell him all about it.
Margaret. Peoria, Iils.-Ou a camp
ing trip YOU should be prepared TO un-
jerg0 great privatI0us. People who 80
camping should expect, il necessary. to
live three days on lemons. fell trees,
help bury the dead. eat bark. scrape
custa-d or the back of tAe aUntie mire
So ass % have them separate. sing coll
lege songs. take care Of the team and
return wild with delight for that makes
the people who remained 40 home so
unhappy.
You make a mistake i'm thinking that
q girl In charge of an aged aUthoress
could escape accidents The COW that
chased you into the adjoining county
ought 10 be ashamed of himself. You
doubtless frightened him with the ice
cream freezer.
Camp life is q hard life even for a
stalwarJ man who loves TO commune
with nature and spread ants on his
bread and butter but for the young
girl who starts out for week i'm the
forest with sketch book and half
pound of chocolate there are many cruel
dis3pp
Gomez. Tuckahoe, y Your verse
[ cannot use. and l think I viii do YOU
favor IF destroy IT, He who pauSes
one brief moment TO straugle such chill
jrcD of the brain rs that is doing
good -O his fellow man. Obituary p0-
etrv Is one of the most depressing fea-
uras Of death anyway and il is I'M
doubredlv q relic of barbarism. Why
viii YOU persist i'm it? Life is none too
joyful on our journey 10 the tomb.
Pause and as YOU look about You on the
suffering with which the world is
spread see If YOU find room for your
r6ekDg verse.
Here is little of the same kind cut
from paper published in Nevada, Mo,
and sent TO me by an outraged sub
scri0er.
Twas ON that sad and early morn,
While the breaking of day was yet un-
born
That our tried and trus friend, Edwin
Peel.
Lay dying on his death-bed. so unreal.
But now we know his voice is ringing.
AS with The angels ne is singing.
We PRAYED that God would spare
He. who was a friend most rare.
His companions are now all sad.
Ye- they know that he Is glad
AS be stands with his Aeulian harp
PLAY for God with an mis- heart
He has had g stormy ride,
Rur now he is safe on yonder side.
There are none but who Will miss
FIe. who's now i'm holy bliss.
A COMPANION.
How now Gomez? What think you
of that? It Is better than yours on
did not refer TO the time when me
breaking of day was yet unborn OUT
Won introduced other little speclaIties
I'm vor~ verse which would have made
horse leave his oats.
Send rae no more poetry. uoh
want it. am no poet / don ieau
what is sent me except TO ridlcuie u
-o ms friends. I have no honor or prin-
ciple REGARDING manuscript verse sent
-9 me- Therefore do not send verse 10
me asking me 20 fnu market Tor YOU
ON the ground that YOU are saving mp
money TO buy a $500 truss for your
step-fatler. In such cases / am cold
and cruel
Last spring q good friend wrote up
our home here and spoke of us so
zvae-Iv and of how generous we were
with our wealth that over $500 april
cations came i'm at once for help. EV-
arvrhing was ordered from my last sea-
sons dress suit TO $1,000 in cash. on
ION of this came the income tax. You
NAV resi- assured that was entirely IN
happy. One girl wrote that she need
o5 s1 600 very much. but feared that If
7 sem 10 10 her through the mails some
one might discover il. and then her
proud heart would break
So did not send it 20 her
The description of our humble home
ana sweetness of disposition was print
s5 FIN The Ladies Home Journal and
had never believed before that il had
20 600 circulation but / now think
,bo+ i+ is even more than that for /
nave two typewriters az work alone on
rbs applications of bright young inva-
u4s Who wish TO take me TO Europe.
meantime extending 20 me the hospital
iriss of my equilibrium at the bank.
T am generous admit tAat-gener-
oyz 10 a fault. specially my own fault,
L,,r am intimately acquainted with
he lives and histories Of a regiment OF