The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-13
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS.


MRS. T. T. TAYLOR. Noble. Ill.-The poem
for which you ask. THE Highland Chief"
is too long for insertion here.
W. c. Barnes. Mulberry Grove. nl-The
poem Pass Under tho Rod appeared on
this page several weeks ago.
William Jewell, Cofeyville. Kas.-The
poem The Blvouac OF the Dead by
o'llara, appeared In these columns not long
ago.
n. II. C.. No. 1895 Olive Street. 81. Louis
Tho poem ''stonewall Jackson's Way was
published IN The Republic q few months
ago. and. therefore. cannot be repeated II
you care for Il you can find II In some COL
lection OF Southern war poems. at either
OF the libraries here. the Public Library
or the Mercantile. or In the book. Royal
Gallery OF Poetry and Art" page 2F.
c. o. CoghIn. No. 1223 East Oak Street.
Fort Scott. Kas.-The poem for which YOU
ask. "Chums We Were Always In This
World Of Strife" does not come under the
lead Of famous or popular poems.
Constant Reader. Little Rock. Ark-So
many requests for poems are received at
tLis Office that II has been found convenient
not to publish them unless name and ad-
dress are given. This IS especially true Of a
case ike yours. where poem that Is little
known is requested. II you had given your
name and address. The Republic would ask
some Interested reader 10 be good enough
10 mall to you copy OF the poem.
To the Editor Of The Republic.
John Poland can find Socrates Snooks"
in No Of CARROTS zone Hundred Choice
Selections"
Mrs Emma Adams can find THE Por-
trait In No. IL Of the same series ar by
applying at the Public Library for the
poems Of owen Meredith. The poem f.
eighty-eight lines long. M.PRICE
ST. Louis
To the Editor Of The Republic
IL the person who wanted Little Willie"
In your Sunday paper and only signed 'E.
d." will send his fun name and address 10
me will gladly send the poem to him.
wM. RAwSON.
Las Vegas. n. NJ. Care Plaza Hotel.
To the Editor Of The Republic.
II Mrs. NJ c.. St Louis will send her ad-
dress can furnish her with "Lorena" and
Paul Vane." also the history Of same. as
thcy were written on facts.
MRS. G. p. TESSON.
Old Orchard. st. Louis County.
To the Editor o., The Republic
have the song entitled Little Willie"
but it's too long for publication. II the one
requesting It will send his or her address I
will gladly mail It to him.
Slater. Mo. MRS. JENNIE HOLT.
To the Editor Of Tn. Repubro
The poem. The High Tide" by Jean
Ingelow. in which these lines occur
For sweeter woman ne'er drew breath
Than my sonne's wife, Elizabeth.
consider too long for publication IN
your poem column. as IL Is composed of
twenty-five stanzas of seven lines each.
Point Pleasant. Mo. JACK CARVEL
Daisy. St. Louis: The poem which you
quote
Then. away TO the war. to the war mus. 90
To fight for my country and you. dear.
was published In these columns not long
ago.
Maud ]. Rohrig. Winchester. H.: The
poem. who'll Volunteerg' published soon
after Hobson sunk the Merrimac, is hardly
a famous poem.
Samuel ID. Lawther. 2S De MeniI Building.
81 Louis: The poem. THE Moneyless
Man." was published in these columns not
long ago Perhaps some Republic reader
will be good enough TO mail a copy OF It to
you.
J. F. Angle. Lynnville. IN: Perhaps some
reader OF The Republic will send TO you the
words Of Henry Did, and Down Went
McGinty."
John J. Colhem. Wellsville. Mo-: The
poem. THE Printers Boy" is too long TO
be used on this page. Perhaps some Re-
public reader will mail II TO you.
G. III. Davenport. Oklahoma City. Ok: |
Many poems were written on the Death |
of Garfield" and 1t would be difficult 10 |
locate the particular one TO which you !
refer.
A Young Wife. Suburbs: You ask where |
you should seat the guest of honor at your |
dinner.
Arrange for him 10 sit at the hostess's |
right hand. She should take her accus- |
toned place at the head of her table.
J. P: Certainly # is correct for young |
man to have an autograph album IL he |
cares for It. and he may ask any friend. |
man or woman. TO write q sentiment there |