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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-27
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Kappa Aipha-s. o.--Aiviras E.snow.
Columbian: James a. Williams, Gem
ter Ky.
Dreta Kappa Epsilon - willard
thompson. University Of California.
%. II. YOUNG.
The Initiate" was the toast.and the
sentiment was frofs Kipllngi
The devil he looked at tho manElcd
That prayed to feel the iiame:
And he thought Of holy charity.
but he thought OF his own good
name
II gives me much pleasure 20 roast
the Initiate. There IL much In the cs-
prricncer OF the initiate that stands
MN N good stead In after life. No ono
an Know until be has been through
OUT OF bed Mt some unholy hour of the
hlsht TO be uHhcrcd into the mysteries
or Greek life. then after that ordeal
mas been successfully passed to he In.
troduccd TO his FIRST banquct-thc menu
~ usually not ns complicated as the one
brother Porter has fovored us with
one popular form WINS q plentiful sup
ply OF good apple cider and douRhnuta
am no great scholar. but I looked
10 the word Initiate" and found ID 10
D. derived from the Greek. meaning.
After Mr. youngH remarks the mem.
htrs sang. danced the cake walk. and
otherwise dcsported themselves until
a late hour.
The moon Is up again. tho dewey
morn.
with breath all incense and checks
all bloom"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-27
FIND OUT YOURSELF.

why ask physician to md out
whether your Kidneys arc diseased
Take glass tumbler and MI II with
urine. II there Ia n sediment after
standing twenty-four hours. your KID
noys are sick. II you have a desire 10
urlnate often. n pain In the back. or II
your urine stains linen. you should at
once take Dr. David kennedy's Favor
ito Remedy, as delay N dangerous.
There IL no question about Its being tho
hest and rurcst medicine In the world
FOR any and all diseases OF. the Kidneys.
Liver. Bladder and OF the urinary pas
Hagcs. rheumatism, Dyspepsia or cons
Htipation ~ the bowels. II q~ekly re-
iieves inability TO hold urine, aud the
necessity OF getting up often during the
night. II stops that ncaldinE pain whom
passing urine and oorrects the bad ef-
fccts ~ whisky and beer.
II In sold by all druggists at one dol
lar a bottle. You can have trial bot
tie and pamphlet Of valuable medical
advice sent free by mail postpaid, by
mentioning the News" and sending
your address TO the DIR. DAVID KEN
NEEDY CORPORATION, Rondout, n. Y.
The publishers u this paper guarantee
the genuinoness of this liberal offes.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-27
MEMBERS or the SOCIETY.

The members of the society are n
foliOwri the names being arranged by
fratcrniticr, and those u the colleges
also being glyeni
IIeta Theta Ex-senator Joseph l..
Rawiina. Indians state universityi Row.
Clarence n brown, Yale. Dr, WIN l..
Ellrrbeck, University OF Pennsylvania.
William iglehoart, De PAW. Gordon
Lines liutchinH. stevens Institute OF
Technology,
Alpha Delta phl-Robert Sterling.
zeta Psi-S. n. Diehi, stanford
Northwestern university.
pni upnilon-Ma J. u, Jackson. Uni
ycraity OF Michigan. Max \. ianauer.
Michigan \ g, iIaEeiton, Lehlgh.
Sigmi chi-Beorge u. Holman, ohio
Wesleyan: George l.. Nye. urbana ~.
Michigan ~. v. ]. Dustin, unlvcrnlty
OF Nebraska. Hon. A. u, Norrcll. Cum
hcrland university, Lebanon, Tenn; A.
\. Schroeder. University " Wisconsin.
Delta rpaiion-Dr. Charles N. Plum
mcr Northwestern university; Prof.
George N. Marshall. cornclli Prof n.y.
ron Cummings, Kutgers; Joseph ~. Sell
gel, LehiEh. George 4. Sprague. Union,
Schcnactady. l.. n. Bailey, Western
reserve; W. I. brown. Middcbury.
Phi Delta Theta-E. q. liognon. De
liams. u. II. Gray, ohio Wesleyan. o.
II, Young. state University " Iowa.
ralph 4. Waterman. University VI
Michigan. lienner y. Smith. Knox. >.
4. Armstrong. ohio university cin-
cinnati college, Or. J. G. y. King. uni-
| ycraity ~ Minnesota and J. N. iiamln.
Phi Kappa Psi. y. ogicsby. Wash
lngton. IA; Rev. Alfred H. Henry.
Northwestern uniycrity. g, W, boyd.
Wooster university o.; Jernold n.
I.etoher, Missouri State university,
Fred N. Aver stanford and North
weatcrn.
mi Gammn Dolta--F. NJ. bishop, Hli-
nols Wesleyan university. Charles X
Edmunds. John Hopkins; Glen Miller
University 81 Kansas; J, o. kcrrich.
Illinois Wesleyan university Philip a.
Dix Alleghcny.
Delta Phi-nov. Fills bishop. Rut-
gers.
Delta Kappa Epsilon Charles II.
Post, Kenyon. Adrian G. Fills Jr,, Uni
veraity of California.
mi pri-Alnnh Lewis. Williams
chi Phi-ueorgr Moore MaHnachu-
sets Institute OF Technology, A. Book
walter. Yale, A. X. Herman, Rcnaelfaer
Institute.
Delta Tau pelm-pana II. Smith.
| University OF the South.
Alpha Tau omega-A. H. Sawyer Jr.
| Cornell
PHI Delta Phl-ncrt l.. Olson. colum.
blun unlverity, Washington. d. G..
| Wade Warren Thhyer University Of
Miehigan; =. T.. Armstrong, ohio uni
Yofrity ana Cincinnati collegci r. u
Thurman, Columbian, ID. II, Wells Cor
slgma Nu-george a. Alexander, Uni.
rclin chi-charlos Stanley Price,
| Cornell; =. T.. Christensen. Cornell.
Fred A. Aver, stanford Northwsstern;
| G. ~, niehl, Stanford. Northwestern.
Edwin =. Ferry, Michigan; A. ., Saw
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-27
Tickle, once. 81, 8. W. Temple ST.

l. A. BENTON. Ticket Agent. n. q. W.
Ry.. Dolly block.
H. y. NEsI.ES. Travelling Pass. ana
Freight Agent.
W. y. MMfLLAS. Gen. AEt.
sis .. w. Temple 81. Salt Lake Ctr.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-27
How are the mighty fallen!

a king OF AssyrIa. a king OF
Egypt ana Babyionlnn queen
were sold In bulk In London q
short time ago for the smnli
sum OF gS75.
This shows that II IL not safe to
make a mummy Of yoursclf Tor
coming generations to proht
IN your ability to Keep.
One thing encouraging II that
these royal people wore no
shoes.
We therefore have hopes Of sup
plying their needs. and also
yours. with Our new creations
IN spring and summer footwear
Tor mems or womcn'a wear,
All AZ any price. coin OF the
realm.
Our spring catalogue now ready.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-27

After an hour or 80 al the banquet
board. some speeches were delivered.
They were interruptd by laughter and
applause at Irregular Intervals and
each speaker was subjected to a rcgu-
lar FIRE 81 comments, questions. and
shouts Of approval as he proceeded.
wit and joility mingled In everything.
and that goddess fair and free in
heaven yciipcd Euphrosyne" -or. In
other words. "hcart-ensinr mlrth." held
sway over the occasion and ruled In
each mind.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-01-02
FOR RABBITS FOOT weARERs.

It is an i'll omen to stumble when crossing track in front of an express train.
 Trying to stop descending pile- driver with the hands is portent of mutilation.
 Arsenic, taken in large quantities, IS believed to have marked effect on the takers future life.
 To meet a bull in the middle of lot while wearing red signifies that you will soon rise in the world.
 To walk out of fourth-story window in one's sleep Is an almost unfailing sign of approaching death.
 Falling against ac active buzz-saw is the worst possible luck. It frequently precedes an accident of some sort.
 No man with an atom of superstition in his makeup should go to sleep at the juncture of two railroad lines.
 Wearing a crash suit during bliz- gard, unless accompanied by rabbits foot, is apt to cast malign spell on the lungs.
 It is unlucky to sleep out of doors in such a position that the full moon will strike the face when the thermometer is below zero.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-01-02
THE WORLD OVER.


 Only one man in 203 is over six feet in height.
 Many of the elephants of Abyssinia are without tusks.
 In Portugal married women retain their maiden names.
 The people of London are computed to spend $6,00O,000 daily.
 The oldest iron vessel in the world IS the Michigan, built in 1S44.
 The flower trade of London exceeds in value S10,00O,000 per annum.
 The population of Russia is increas- ing at the rate of over 100000 year.
 England carries about 5S per cent. of the sea borne merchandise of the world
 It is estimated that two-thirds of the male population of the world use to- bacco.
 The coast line of Spain extends 1,317 niles, TIP on the Mediterranean and eos dn the Atlantic. Every German soldier carries four ounce religious book with the rest ot personal equipment. A man who went to do some gasfit- ting in a Baptist church III Honesdale, Pa. fell into the baptismal pool, which had been filled for Sunday, and, not Knowing how to swim, would have been drowned had not the sexton heard ais cries and rescued him.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-01-02

In Richards & Pringle's-Ruseo & Hollands Big Minstrel Festival are brought together Kersands, Crosby, Fidler and Avery, the four highest salaried cOlnred comedians in the world. 1t is the custom with all minstrel shows to have eonecomedian of reputation only, surrounding him with cheap untried people, and as q result a disappointed audience. This year Richards & Pringle carry over fifty people, travelling in their own special train of cars, and introducing
 twelve novelty acts in the olio, Has, san Ben Ais Arabs, Kamekichi Japs, Arthur Maxwell, the trick bi- cyelist, MT. and Mrs. Billy Kersands, Jas. Crosby, Harry Fidler, Dan Avery, the Great Gauge, and the ,feorgia Sextette are prominent numbers. The big eight song and dance, and the great novelty, "Goine to the cake walk" are laughing eari catures. They will appear at the
 opera house, one night only, Friday January 9th.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-01-02
SALOONS FOR '99
Only Eleven File Petitions for
 Licenses.

Up 10 10 o'clock this (Monday) morning only eleven saloon proprie- tors had concluded to continue business and filed applica tions for 1899. The following is a list of those who have filed applica- tions and obtained licenses, and where they will conduct their busi- ness:
 Chas. Lumpkin, 614 East 3rd ave.
 k. A. Lephiew, Smith place, near Sherrill.
 Jake Mosby, BOA Main street.
 V. Foti & Co.,, 127 East 3rd ave.
 J. W. Allen, Trulock block.
 James Matthews, corner Barraque and State streets.
 Wiley Jones, POT Main street.
 c. J. Tucker, Carsos Place.
 J. H. Tucker, 220 Main street.
 c. ". Wesner, Cornerstone.
 L. & D. Wertheimer, 102 Barraque street.
 All of the above named places are in Jefferson county.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-01-02
SALOON CHANGES


 The liquor firm of Jim x Bood has discontinued business on Barraque street, near l.. E Goldsmith < Co.
 Fred Senyard has discontinued his Barraque street saloon and will conduct the Board of Trade stand on Main street.
 Sonnenschein and Rogers rhave dissolved partnership, MT. Rogers purchasing MT. Sonnenschein's in- terest in said firm. The latter will embark in a similar business in another part of the city.
 The firm of Havis < Mosby has dissolved, Havis retiring leaving
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-01-02
MASS MEETING.

Mass meeting at the opera house Sunday night, January 8th at 8 o'clock. There will be be a gathering which should interest every man aud woman in the community. h. stead of holding the regular Sunday night services, the pastors will ask their several congregations to be at the opera house meeting where some of our business men will meet and discuss,in a business way, matters of great moment.
 It is a well-recognized fact that the great volume of the worlds business is now conducted by young men. arc h~t co iso nbvsieal, men tai and moral condition of the country is matter of vital interest to the business world. Today the world is richer, because elevating influences have made our young men more sober, majestic and hon est than of yore, but the forces of evil are sti'l rampant and strong and many young men annually fall victims to their powers.
 Some business men recognize the fact that the Young Mems Chris tian Association is a valuable fac tor among those influences that make young men more valuable to the business world, and some of those who thus think will, at this meeting, preset their reasons for this faith to the end that this or ganization may have 9 more united and vigorous backing by all elasse of cur people and especially by cur business men than has heretofore been the case.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-01-02
AN ESCAPED CONVICT
From Louisiana Penitentiary Cap
 turad Here This Morning.

While going down Main street
 morning Deputy Constable A lltewart noticed a young z, n poorly clad and sized him
 man whose description be n $50 reward attached. ID rls,sas arrested and locked up' TT, n swers the description of Joe an escaped prisoner from 0n9 ma State penitentiary sleuaS'eu Baton Rouge. Frank is sure fee ha,ha riobt man.
 "ifEy esped from the pen two weeks fgo. Ie was serving a term ior gf@lu laseny.
 The louisana authorities were notified.
 NIT. " lihowSl has returned from the army lie unlisted with Match ez conpahsin the Second Mississip- pl regimen which has just been mustered ou of service.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-01-02
BLUFF CItY CLUB
Elected Officer. Sunday to Serve
 DuriIg 1899.

Sunday afternoon the members of the Bluff City Cut met at the club quarters on West Second avenue and held an electionof officers, who are to serve throughout the year 1899. The following is the res ut of the eIeetlon:
 Gabe Meyer, President.
 Chas. Veil, Vice.Pregidentl
 Alex Strauss, Secretary,
 Ike R. Meyer, Treasurer.
 D. s, Bluthenthal, A. $. Honnett and c. A. Bloom, board ofdireetdrs.
 The different committees will be appointed at near future date.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-01-02
TO WED.
MT. Ben Wright, of This City. and
 to Wed Miss Fannie Fleming.

MT. Ben W. Wright, of this city, left Sunday for Shreveport, La, where he will on Wednesday, Jan uary 4th, lead to Hymen's altar Miss Fannie Fleming, one of Shreveport's most intelligent and refined your g ladies.
 After the marriage Mr. and Mrs. Wright will return to this city and make this their future home
 We welcome them to our city and in advance tender our eongratula ticns and best wishes.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-01-02
MARRIAGE BELLS.

On last Thursday night at the St. Joseph Catholic church, Miss Josie Brennan and MT. w. A. Burdick were united in the holy bonds of wedlock, Rev. Lucy officiating. The bridesmaid was Miss Daisy Ken nedy and the best nan was MT. Chas. Roma. The groom is a fire man on the Cotton Belt, and the bride is the daughter of Mr. Wm. Bremen, popular machinist at the shops.
 A grand reception was given at the brides home in Meehanicsville and grand time was had.
 They will make Birds Point there future home, as he will run on the North end of the Cotton Belt.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-01-02

M osby proprietor. Reports to the efehat they assigned are un-
 true. reports grew out of an attachm on Havis' interest by M. Gani Co.,. who were recently awarded claim of $4 ,oO0 against
 Havis in Ouachita county court.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-01-02
THE NEW CONTRACTOR.
Capt. R. R, Adams Receives Hi,
 First Prisoners Today.

The following conyicts were taken to Capt. R R. Adams farm this morning to serve their respective terms: \ Chas. Lowe, Florence GowenA Sam Jordan, Henry Thomas, Jack Smith, Adelene Cheek, Bessie Clan ton, Gal White and Henry Thomas.
 -~@e--
 We are sorry to state that Mr. J. E. Boyce is still confined to his home with sickness.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-01-02
GERMAN BEET SUGAR.
Ii Will Fall Short This Season Fully
 s5o,OOo Tons.

Washington, Dec. 28.-A deficit in the German beet sugar crop of at least $50 GOO tons is figured upon by United States Consul Dedrich al Magdeburg. He says that the back ward season resulted in small, defi- cient beets A pumber of manufac turers sold fully one half of their last years product at very low prices beforethey realized that there would be d shortage in material. aud the end of November founu number of factories closed on ac- count of the difficulty in getting material All tue old stocks of sugar.in Blu ope having run low, the market has been stronger for some time, With upward prices. The esti- mate for the beet spgar crop of the world, accepted in Germany as ae- curate. is 4,755, 585 tons, Germany leading with 1,847,019 tons, and Cuba being set doy as producing 300, 900 tons, against 2,537, 57l tons In the previous season.
 The above dispatch, clipped from "a daily paper, was handed us for publication by Mir J. D. Miner. Mr SMilner is perhaps the largest sugar sbroker in the city, and he informs Eus that in consequence Of the short Ecrop there will very likely be very Hnaterial advance in the price of sugar within the. next few weeks. 2 he dispatch is also important in tnat sa 1t points out the value of the
 &ar beet industry, an industyy
 gould be very profltably em- Ss this State. and should be.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-01-02

Will Johnson, colored, was trans ferred by Judge Brown this morning to Justice Garrett. He robbed small cabin on East Second avenue last evening.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-01-02

A man named Teddy was fined S5o in the police court this morning TOT |cay wing gun.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-01-02

CATARRH in th9 hs iscurAllig Hoods Sarsaparilla which eradiea- tes from the blood the scrofulous taints that canseit, soothing and re- building the delicate and diseased tissues.
 HOODS PILLS are the only pills to take with Hood' Sarsaparila uestion. liver ills.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-01-02

sold at the Y. M. c. A. yester day Er. Chas. Neimeyer wat tM ghly enjoyed by everyone. H d w' pnderfully fine voice, and hMn yer favorably mentioned byNew N York papers. He will siHf 1.-the opd kra house January 8, atHitizens pass meeting.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-01-02

o. Petty has returned from ad accepted q position as Rnlsf with J. A. Coles. We
 ene Mr. Petty back to
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-01-02

Last week a woman of DowliApg. Ohio, dreamed that some goods stolSNen from store in the town in ty had been hidden under haystaek oAp Q neighboring farm. The next day shef went with constable to the stack, ana found the most of the stolen goods.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-01-02

The well in which hung Oaken Bucket" is situated z on of Marshfeld, only short from Scituate Centre, or fron' scituate, in the Cape Cod Massachusetts.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1899-06-02
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The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1899-06-02

4 Change.
know q Teller out our way
Who ho.lers loud an long
An leaves us an ia deep dismay,
He seems so fierce an strong.
An whom he gets US worked UP night,
So none Of Us agree,
He says. you go ahead an fight
An 1 VIII referee"
I wonder II that ain't tho plan
The kaiscr's got IN mind.
He seems most bellig mans
One of the gamcst kind.
Yet when the chorus seems 10 strike
a truly WariilIe key,
He sort o. stands round pcacefui-like
An wants 10 referee.
Washington Star.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1899-06-02
Observation-Disclosures.

Janunry-CalifOrni
Whengardcnpiants are plnchod and brown,
Because the sun Itself is cold.
When streams are sullen. frcighted down
With soddon drift and The red mold.
When plum trees. stripped of ieafy gown,
Toward The salt mist lean branches sore;
Then hey. my heart. and no. my heart.
Tho turning Of the year
When crows ny low, and dusks arc gray,
And mists he leccy on the hills.
When walks are white OF break % day,
And from the hedge a robin trills:
When leaf buds foel the rising play
OF springs intoxicating brew,
Then hey, my heart. and no. my heart.
The year begins anew.
Warren Cheney. IN Youths Companion.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1899-06-02
An Observation.

An Observation.
II we travel around all over the world,
Our friends will az us toss
That well-known proverb. old and worn,
"A rolling stone gathers no moss"
But II we settle down and move
Along IN the beaten track,
Those same dear friends VIII then refer
To US as ian old mosshack."
james Barrett Kirk, In Brooklyn Life
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1899-06-02

n.
II men would cease to woycy
And women cease 10 sigh,
Doctors would have TO plo6 afoot
Instead Of riding by.
II neighbor spoke 20 nelehbor
As love demands Of all,
Then lawyers would make kindling Of
Their shingles on the wall
Chicago Daily Record.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1899-06-02
SELECTED VERSE.


The Sandman lost dream one night
A dream meant Cor boy.
10 hoatcd round awhile and then
II settled on Toy.
The Toy dreamed That ~ stood in class
With quito "a row of boys.
The teacher raped upon hts desk
And cried. LESS noise! less n0lsc!'
Then. looking az the Toy. be- scowLed
And said. next boy-forctcn"
"Oh. please. SIR. cried the iittle Toy,
81 don't know how 20 spell.
Indeed. don't know how Il g..
I'm sure ! am toy.
Although I seem 90 be IN class.
And dressed up Ike o boy"
whats that? What's that2" Tho teacher
cried
In awful tones he spoko
He came with strides across the floor,
And then the Toy awOkc.
There lay the nursery very stlll.
The shelf above its head.
Tho fire burned dimly on the hearth,
The children were ia bed.
There lay the dolls and Noah's Ark.
ooh. dear me-" said The Toy.
81 just had such a dreadful dreaml
7 dreamed ! was a boy
Katherine Pyle. IN ST. Nicholas
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1899-06-02

Arrive Richmond from Bermuda and
Ocnrc H.I a. ID. Leave Richmond for Ochre
and Bermuda 5aOP NJ. Arrive Petersburg
f.Ofn Bermuda and Ochre go s.. NJ. Leave
Icicrsuurg iOr Ocnre and Bermuda 100 T.. NJ.
Arrive Petersburg from Farmvile, Winter
peck and intermediate points west ofCncs-
leral5 Do. 3d.. Leave Petersburg for Farm
Vile, " ntc peck and intermediate points
west OF Chester 40 4. VI.
Monday aud Ihurday trains from Farm
Vile arrive Richmond $40 a. NJ, connecting
with York River Line for Baltimore
Fare Richmond 20 Baltimore $50 one way;
500 round Trip Trains arrive and depart al
Richmond from Southern Railway station,
so that through passengers avoid expense
of transfer.
Passengers ON Tuesday, Wednesday, FRI
dag and Saturday trains from Farmvilc,
may take local freight which passes Moseley
about BAD j.. N. and arrives Manchester
about Ii5 j.. NJ
Through tickets on sale and baggage
checked through.
JAMES r.. WERTH, r.. T.. WILSON,
Geml Manager, Gen. Pass Agent,
Richmond, Va
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1899-06-02
A slave TO Habit.

when I was a little chap fairly used to
rcvcl
Mid the types and presses, for was
printers devil.
Soon I learned that I must often, with a
wheezy bellows.
Blow the dust from out my case, as did the
other fellows.
There the habit grew on me: and though
I'm now a poet,
Salary days I draw my dust" then
straightway go and blow" IT.
w. II. r. Shade.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1899-06-02

Where, IA the zenith Of the summcrtde.
We watched the glad hours glide.
And I'm the braided branches DER us heard
The jublance OF the bird,
is fearful mourning and impasslonate
At the chill ways Of fate.
And yet not ever on the driving gale
DO the sad s0bs prevail,
For oft 90 the astonishcd car viii float
Note upon huoyant note,
AS though the summers jOcund chorus
now
Made JOY upon the bough.
Il IS the articulation Of the trees
Noicinr ola memories
The brethren OF the wood who chant the
mirth
OF the great heart Of earth:
IL S. the vocal grove remembering
The summer and tho spring.
Clinton scollard. 10 Youths Companion.