The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-05-25

and now hives for Us III his poems there
are passages, beyond number. whose depth
and force battle the keeneSt critic. They
have lesson 10 teach but the lock "t
obscurity Is 81 strong that few have
ever penetrated within and tasted the
fruit in its ripenesS. But yet many por-
tions are found which do not require the
critic pen to reveal their true meaning.
or what beauty may lie therein Such m
one Is the hopeful little poem
SOMETIME. SOMEWHERE,
Unanswered vet the PRAYER your lips have pleaded
In agony Of heart these many years
Does mith begin 10 fail Is hope departing.
And think yOu all in vain those falling tears
say not. the Father has not heari your prayer.
You shall have Your de>ire sometime somewhere
Unanswered yet though y hen you first presented
This one petition al the Fathers throne.
II seemed you could not wait the time Ct sSking
- urgent was your heart Ia make jt known:
Though wears have IsS~e't sins'. then, 30 not de-
The Iori viii answer yoas sometime sn,o,v her,
UaansW ery,i yet nay. do not say ungrantei
Perhaps your part j. not yet " holly done.
Tie work began hen first yo5ir prayer was utJer~t
And Gu.i will finish WHIST he has begun
n you viii keep the inccnsc burning them.
Ills ginry yon shall sec. sometime, sofnev herr
p
ltrr ,sst we're firmly planted on thu kuFk
amid lhr widest storms she stands un'sauutssi.
Nor qiutlS before the iol1stcsi thundrr-sGosk
she knows Omniroirnce has hpari h,r prayer.
Aud cries, 10 shall DC done sometime. some
when
From the humber forms 1t Nature
which cluster within srme half se-lueStersd.
uufre,iuented spot Hayue hs, drawn the
mp~t II hie pathetic lessons Life was
always in her serious moosis tn him, vet he
breaihed an as Of hopefulneS> ~ fragrant
aud refreshing ,ha, there never came .
day too dark or glo.pmy hul he frit the
truth in that verse of comfort
-Eehiui the tlagsis Is the sun $50 .hsniaz
From Woodland Phase he draw
thi, Thought
And rasisas, brts lvl hc.srs AMI Us.
SLHnts Nature su her tttFIsss EFsv,
sim psluiiug tn Fathrv h.atst
Ills Ei2ry "a hsr HVstsr farss
But when destiny j. hi- ihsmc the
r.tl speaks with the yU,rr oT une who
wrIl deserves the listener ear
shInk. ansinsos tbs lives - men rsas i.s
i5ssuc'i e Nau.ieFtslr .nis iia' fvf.'- aisi
Nui suoa Ing heszce they rise hgthcr iiss1 ''Fv
u'sf ~ ,ass E.ae yoirviei a grief = ricr-
-.tar lives arr tueysEt tephyrs sgsrFtinE fna
in iroT!c earshin- same lo1r uirsts ~ uoe
Tlaat .Aun abe day waiting sith agru,ufs lav
Thras4rh hsuafs,t sliixats t,y ts saFfzf5aE sss.
others arr rssfHiass s1araaff tisuak with nsEbt
Es4Fa af tiser Tsississa - malaga dssiHg
T7ssr rave taal ghnrif f4 i arsl rlisrts tsf agr
Wlid pvkiess sli save tllay lsaurg uukEuttu
t.aaies rarh i3iut asarr iill fifr {, overhlnan.
It-s IN yaks-- h.,liass ~ siss s,ihosals4s n3rht
The story = rela,ed thar after th, hattie
If sedan in ,hr France I'rls,ian was "n
tbs iolluwin. aaEuina when the huglr-
sounded che assembly call. .ix haodrd
1leTl,,s bor>,- uf a rasalr, regiment -ail-
k.re,i up ani t,-lk their ae.,t.srutsd .,a
iiun- in he lreuch ranks Nh Eaule,t
iba. rhroui,l,., thc iugijcul
TuE HtpTstrs~ -rEEu~
Nasssax lssa. go Its a.zas * ,,t4n-
tsfrs lar a.as.4s aH-i rss-Ay slcegz,
"vgF sl, las}le asls.
ufrs ~ tensr.i Ess.sssui
wbrrr ihe saEsryrss hs~zs sn, assiN4az
AZ shr shsid 'ssg3s s'n'sf
E-s yesterday AMI ~ san sss-ss.t .t.sn
f'a tiazk sa.i 'ssFfssi slssi
atsa h.assas - aie' hn-if,F fae
ia sirTa usY srlisas axht
Nas5 zslipFsgk - The Feusiszvssia.
sfv bsssi,s.t fsil,!-ss sss,,is s,sss go
t8 tisr eaflusi as its haEr hssF0
Worasus -assat un ias fatiirsasf
Asst un.irs slif rslai. h.Je skg
-eFaas i.,r ssill r'aai slrrF y ''sath
* EasalEyd hsesslaf1 ie
No .szlud NJ ;he asEzir siiss shFlF ssssi.
10 ias 'ssukxic aHst ~ sssass
N|a sssnnsi lass SIR snz.i- rfstaa sisali rsf
rsae Esaru sEstn isi l-se
Tls- Gsalra rsuls q ts,e r-ll-z,sa-r-
Tts warrior a1.1t ani i.ahi
Ase sa3hesfas .n a. ~ EaH4al la.t
Ass ttr ss.htstsfsi tslr 3, tss3
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na Ia bz4<ht -.p.rnih-rF Haorst
SIX huel-y-i zbfrf,ess ssrysts rglsh ea
AZ s8s sasusi - 'se tstzic hasn
An ol3 Beton TsIsr The Dial luh
h,hcj during ghe furis-,. c'ulsiucd
this beautiful little tribute g.
rus N"Rtl soEN
Who ssssni. hin.ssIf A. nol5y tszu
7. uollr .D despite ~ I,laor.
,nd b,.1ars zr- fly brs1ris 20 htnl
Nho eear- ,bea5 u"' aiih NATURE epec
ris-n- T.. ihall fsa-aai. b. it.aal f-ss
taslas ii ssiil ulprr thsaa 81 ih'ar avs
-yaud iarger hrraaiFy
giaa ihHi af uAilnn " ~ sosse
Visit though ras ttI ta knishiiy hsB..
Th4sr tasits bztv misa-si a caaFgly FHe=l
Elsal nsanstaH !. nvt l.F4tissazt
Wh4eh (, su; yf~u ie iir t-,sl
t.iye hssiur if4 ~ h-u ellfluu calls
NuF e. usHgie ius This lss-rt sEsiH1
lT b. usE o. T. destitute
- haye ihr thing viibaai the fans.
Ihra iosi iiua ,.suls ss grntss hlss.i
Disgrace uag thy ga.sf ruultany.
~ iauly t.1fu - tsaT lhyacH
fizaI scntir 6is-si may eorle ns thee
Wallace Bruce. the Northern p.ei aud
traveller. records the following incident of
an Italian journey one April day in
iSgu | saw Steamer draIed ia black
bring home 1" Como Tor burial . soldier of
the immortal One Thousand af Garibaldi.
4, strange and dramatic coincidence hi-
colnrade. an eloquent scholar Of Como,
died 4 few hour, later al his desk while
preparing toT the morrow a tribute Ia his
friend memory and ou the next DAY the
boat bore hi own body 10 his own
kindred The p"et-traveler ha, made
this pathetic circumstance the subject Of q
few tender verse,
Nn DE MILE
Another gone uf the Thousand buaYc.
Acrsss lake come borne To his grave
THO lie Mile, they s0ftiy say
Waiting therc by quiet hay:
A crowded piazni, weeping sky,
Hush the steamer Is dnwtng nigh
~Inodr Mile Who is he
A soldier they whisper. Of liberty
one Of the thouSsind from college hall
Who nllied at GArilaldis call
Ills voyage finished. the anchor cast.
fHsDna Ia N.WH