The Globe-republican., 1901-05-02


the dollar they contributed to the cause:
In IIa rhyme , @ ws'l,.nase known
Tocared aow ane AhsaS thssr 9as On sams s,1s o,,a
To give to the osaIlse
Some washed and some irOned q collar.
Advlssd z,l : person ws.n . little sore. -
TIn Ip1al.hee is she Il aid ia se ore the core
To earn her doaiar-
Mrs ss. lawrence. an ind dnstrious soul.
she washed ,e and Washed, piece at a time.
She earned her dollar
Mrs Gardner used the most heroic measures.
rms add so onee a Ess1sT 59pnes Reasares
That he bought a piano and replenished the
This is an.eNenapiary dollar
Grandma slaven. one of GODS own elect,
Aa n Se Mme anlI me pSrann can a md detect
y birthday present she gives-her work IS
This 5 Gods dollar
Mrs. Mrs CIif Markley. pure butter did sell,
Gin says it's ali right except for the ciiurn
Which he had.to work until he almost said
This "a good honest dollar.
Mss Nbs Ssn s.asen ses egg and , pi
The good old. cow and faithful hen
Does almost mach for the church the
They produce dollars.
Baked and Sold the staff f. of iii life
Tn is ho TO such ndesa rsa can
Thisi a good dollar.
Mrs. Galiaeher. faithful wife.
She Registers saa ls,dies b. by 's the score. @
But n9xea si,e alsx @ snS yes oae onr tnn
Miss Susie Wright. so sweet and bright,
Has Has taxed sss' eaF sa1 poIer we of cpmposition
And stayed from the Paris Exposition
truthful dollar
Mrs. straulnaan indnstriousIy worked;
irOned L.
she listened for the cackle of hens
And when she heard them she broke for.
She got the dollar.
Mrs. Beeson will never stutter
When saying good butter. good butter, good
As long she's got a and an acre of
Tie dollar soeials she never will pass
Count on this dollar
Mrs Rush has set a new pace
nd gone into the manufacture of iaca
Goods made in this way and by her hand.
! sRillfnl dollar
Mrs. A b Gardner Gar. chased M the 81, po9r chickens
She arranged them in baskets SO tissy looked
And sold them the very top price,
Mrs, Dick s; with needle and It thse Aa.
she got 1ilh the soe doiiar r aasn as aforesaid
It's pure stuff. too not made of lead
Mrs sitter sold the fruit cf the, hen
And did , not 5educe duo her ;,7 d9Tensso , ten
a 1oo-cent dollar
Ms Ms N. MeElwai9 aSa did sit her ewnxashing ,hi
Whiie T It redueea her @eisss s % ponnts.
'ie Hn earned M doiiar' or ''''1''S more ROUNDS
Mrs Dillard. who makes ahe best deals.
She earned the renai1..;eT Of her big sllvez
BY ioaInting room a.slsy blue lavender cobasa
Mrs Bennett, who ~oaald grace the Cou24 of
Belongs to the lssA of practical DANES
She wished vita a vengence till most broke
| Because she daaa't know what else to DO.
L .f Vas a'asha r.ee lt' t leofed % Ike Ike eaise
nd She s9l sbus IS n to she 6edo9n oiIar
| a trade dollar
Mrs Harbst donated her share
To the poet this is hardly fair,
or there, ; nothing to rhyme With this kind
And we racked brain I'll. VIC busted a
| TO record this dollar.
Mrs. Grobety reinforced her husbands
With bright coIored cloth and inch and a
Then @t me s m her eYas ae dend
| For her dollar.
Mrs @ MI Mllton or typewFdlter. dse.. nsea
sr l5t t @ neeb for tnes9 he seoiGe TenSered
| Hence her dollar.
Mrs Tate took a practical view
OF mans necessity, and prepared a nice
! She cooked and prepared many delicious
things,
| From dried apple pie to humming bird wings.
1 To get her dollar.
| Mrs. Sells took economy,s way
| And saved u trifie every day
Mr. Sells says it seems just like Lent,
| For not a luxurious cent has been spent.
| She saved her dollar
| Mrs Burnett. from her private purse,
1 Or from the vaults of the Bank of Commerce,
Gave dollar with graceful cheer.
AS though % years she had lived here.
| A cheerful dollar
Miss Sutton. for the good of the cause.
Gave dollar without even pause.
| And freely though only a button
As might be expected OF sister OF M ke
1 Sutton.
| free dollar.
Now friends, If your Judgment be just,
And your sense of good rhyme not all ovel
Your poet will doubt with shakespeal
be claSSed.
And thus is his fortune amassed-
The supper was at the home of Harry
Hubbard, and the verses were enjoyed by
the pleasant company present.