davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-11
The SideWise Trimming.

Another prese- tation of the roG-
II eaflor is gcen l.: .als ,l',,st.2lor.
= ae=1he=c crown is '.sa;sar. nsr ews aI-
}sr ..5ar=cetih'y II lle Tor, AMI lha
Aaad au its il o she Eac'i AMI si3o,
fa9 a smars tilt 10 the shape. The
@ n#aeallE white tals vttn ai.
e'se ayd trimmise band Of WHIT
- - all Of tl1e latfers baia@ c.
eee stE1s Eer h faG hats,
/ t4avse4 8s7z 10 fac4
4zh velvet 70 ta-e .soen ne cf,ee5
aaz'.at - b}2ch raan relvet
isavs start from each s.1a nf he
cgova and gre tucked in heuoa4h III
ha.tiean. seemine 30 hold the r3'l of
t'e hrim in nostiaa. ~ The let side
2 10 hlae!l cuill Is thrrst the
rarradad point coming TO The freng anl
he euili and end piercing the hrjm in
II back
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-11
vt1E MILDLY SKIRT
FOR TIE SEESH ORE.

Following as closely as possible the
style Of regulation jack tar uniforms.
9ae girls at the seashore ane haFin@
1z.eir whit duck ard linen s.sirts made
nsLt over the nips and the habit bacfz
aced 10 a point about six inches below
ia4 belt. with aa#5e ta5e or eolored
ribbons Ii the Weat4r possesses a
suod figure Of slender build the effect
< really very smart, ana the lacing
reiieyes the plain iooE that= IS not al.
saFs pretty in washable skirts. Sailor
ssauses with the shield omitted and
3nf rolling collar Turned back 10 show
< sunburaed throat Is cot only the
atme of comfort, but the smartest
shing a young girl can choose. The
8&7dses are exact copies Of the Peter
sfle shield is desired it is made collar
les and embroidered with nautical
seslgn or monogram. 1t is a loaz
13me since the sailor blouse, pure an
Nmple. has been popular, and for girl
Efl figures there is really nothing pre-
Ter and trimmer Il must be remem-
sered. though, that everything depends
Epon the lines and the curves Of the
Nearer
instead Of losing favor. long flutrer-
nz hat strings have been gaining
3ssadily. Eo# almost every well
drased woman you see in truly sum
x5er costume wears hat that has for
Hs principle .riamiss long scarf Of
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-11
s'oe25 Little Do~5's.11aS 1Is2 Yo6e2o
...-,--


Eew York. Sept. 81 a.as bae
aeain with 3 budget of fashion new
which have cQlled fal YOU from d
most bewildering display Of ezGQis5ta
garments for miladx's ador4ae-t.
The splendor Of the time VII
Flance was 81 the hetehg Of asr
urious eXtrayaeance seems 10 hase -
turned. ana after tentative tr.al =
$50 and Directoire STYLES, Dame Fazh
ion is coHtented at last with the i.oe.@
XVI Inspiration for her motive.
Louis XVI coats as well as shors
paletots Of colored suitings silks. Will
be worn with fancy wool skirts, and
when 1t comes to suit jackets thers
are ne bounds TO the whfmsf fcalitias
cne finds. The little basque is more
and more in evidence and often takes
Or port ways, Ike, for instance. the
frivolous little peplunl. In all these
garments the waistcoat is a pronounc.
ed feature. It is cut high and low.
and is a yeritable garment or ONLY a
p1esentiment Of it.
With the popularity Of the waist
coat and the vogue Of the fitted bod.
ice p eXquisifalF fitting corset. such
las CD a Ia spirite is even more es.
$ ntial than ever. 1t is the foundation
49oh which a properly fitting gown is
hat. and no woman Of fashion but
considers Il the most important item
oi her wardrobe
Fashions are said TO be adantabIe
to each Individual taste, which fact is
IN favor OF the woman who has to
study economy in dress for the mora
folnmihous styles in SKI are impos
aible for the pedestrian larry in one
hand above the or. Il rho strnotc
ana she who prefers 4 walking skirt of
comfortable length and build NAV
wear II without fear of being outre
The woman who prefers to wear
skirt that requires two hands ia car.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-11

ct several shades OF the one color in
lie rev millinery, rather than the
coa3binaJio. of several opposite colors
Thus ths. al red. blue. green or hro"n
hat will show the use Of from three
L FIVE sla:les cf one color. these be
irg carried ont = the material OF The
rat aHd jts ser-ral trimmings. NeFer
}laz .kere been a season when All the
n.il;!.erx materials could be made 50
well 10 serve die ends Of fashion Il
caHFHiaa aae any particular s1sIz ID
tlan i. - ~ noted today n hi, eN-
#.6ttafian u tx combination Of soy
e1a2 shad@s Of one color The iAerea>.
in4 teale4cy toward the davelopn eet
a5 this shaded combination viii s@sal-
5r woman having mora hats If she
O. be dis7iactl7 IL The fashion fh2a
hes 5ha ea rea eFa 4s34
ar the cel9,, haf r=e~5 c5rrasass
ia the -aiz=ae ea=.Hsaa h 81 ~
: wers.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-11

oranges by some nilliners. Others
stu call them leather colors: and yes
aea.n they are called copper shades.
OF course. there might he some slieh'
c:HeVenc4 ia he shades Of yellow. bur
In the main they are our CID friend :.
the burnt oranges. hich Amos inVa-
,ias,lv come - rs a he beginning e
each fall season.
L is . w2liapsre1 fact thai hish col
orin9 will ne ore Of the keEnotes Of
aezfe IN The new millinery. These
vi he mainly exploited Il the Il ~
trimmings. particularly in the new o.
f.eh ylunes and tips. in the cog al
f,rac'=2. feathers. in liz large rosas.
4-hich are to be tha flowers par aX-
ao}Iemee Of the winter sas0r. aad =
~ a4sr s4l9egs 'r'.'a ea5plez-r-a -.
hah eal4az meas The iHerea r.
the =-caIor schame. - -
hz,a = q. being The eombta# ti5a
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-11

rAtfaa. which IS hr9Haht AROUND
p0sefy and kaoted uaaer tie eli 4. /
make the faehs1n harmonious the
1&cks Of sunef gowns are cut down
X, where the throat curves iato ID
SHOULDERS, just at its base. The cool.
,ess of the style appeals at once to 4
woman and the combination of smart
aess and comfort are quite enough to
Hake the fashion go.
A popular ring al cur leading jewel
.-s Is made to represent the two ends
- circlet passing each other and
zach finished With a stone OF a differ
Yrt kind. The hoop is set with dia-
Y,9nas or any small gems so that they
entirely cover Tao part of the ring Wis
T5fe on tho Outside If IN finger. 4
arep diamost srj small sapphire Of
gyual size rate . charming display,
er r=5',v auf 3i4nuui are equally
teau Etol 1t Is 8 pr change FROM
he old-time setting oe the two stones
{aroHaJly, ftr al - effect S prgc
aealf7 ITO saase IL two bands Of
3h7ai1er stores re.tove Die nlainnesz
T1s rit's aa.teets-.. }=s e#
We hair Nos Il =.i.s ts.e il sh...,'
&c efrca a deil4- su46eTh ard s..9.ez
Eants should be oppiied wh2n roodn2z
Lots Of women Who know the value Of
senshine or tifa i II think that II
de go bar hsaied during the day
!ime they are aeiHg all that is neee...
sary to inlp.ta ia Growth Of thoig
2ocks This is by no means enough,
for when tha lair !" dopa uD ~ tn
heaG She So faat,}cs cnly certain
SPOTS. What it really needs is to be
ie, down and then lifted, strand by
strand, while the sunlight and air play
onlt as long as one can stand it. An
nour is not too much if the sun is
not SO intense that it will give one
headache. 1t is good for the hair to
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-11
FITS FOR EARLY AUTUMN.

Fett hats Tor earlv fl have aoaear
q Ia tha s.efeS. a1th~e@}1 tn days
aza ~till s#elseriaS. T4-o styles Of
lsfs haTe anesra3. SOM sattar for
-;e- er maanssh l4a3zEce. With =reand
>=.zfaes. H. ez..a7s1aaed bowls and
'ea2da1 br'=.a. o-h = flst. broaa sail.
- a,loa fse- }3av@ he lsrirg to1n1 il
lcath1r. in enraa eaeee. epd leather
he1t anoaa Il c,'aan. Gre such was
'.auad in VII anl als1 had a feather
nsI0nc" 1ha hat irsolf was a deep
ten. >nofl1er nrsttier one had
Gown Of seal brown and brim IF
tar. Tha sin waa well rolled. and
IN front i was bant 50 - 70 make
coetinetal har af + Folds of brown
ID eeanee velvet oncirclea the hrim
and the nooonon was Of orange feath-
ers. hoth cf the flat hats were
= hire. One # them was trimmed
"fsh folas anj ioars af ahadsz Of dali
! H. aad = White feather Another
Is feds % w1.ite AID striped blue
z..''zu7 ageu-z3 ft3a ril1. Tas feather
- f.5F- = 9hf=e. tacasd With
This=zts.'o w9s reaeafei IN
sci.
G-ha s's@4-faas of 7tia~i 3 fer fall
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-11

inctHdes Bic display q oarroH' b@rlt,
as running al ne @ay feoe2 three.
= i he IL t55rs quarters 81 an iach
IN With. Thee are molly il SIN
mi il the sa5ses5= ooa2bi a9ton pm
pad9ur efsac1s aae also in e@i0enca
some OF these show a touch CT gold
ii rhcr makeup: indeed, aol4 is r.
gar led YER hi"hly for fall. Il viii,
however. in all probability, Ao1 !e aD
piled in tie same manner as it was
I wear AGO. II Will be fodel l. y
and there, formin" ? yerv attractive
l@i'sf from the silk IL h. Ea5lja
Ia ~ner velvet is employed making
lis appearance in little tucEs ana an
plioations on even The aar'owesI cf
;aaee bards
Military elects in coane - Aer.
#aa hac3le ooat.nue u be in Gamand
asd the owls mead appears with
heast CT wia@s attached. Thes5
lsa'sc sfrlieh sefaansfae e4r III snal;
tF@'.aas to 4-ar 18th Re 5~fl9rea su $
- earl fss' THE IA non ilea, both
= - aal r 'H@r.g. is 10 wear q much
aare elahoaat= hal With the tailored
sit han herstosere, In fact, hat
- I'm ntots"o or37i'4s 20 lonse' ron
:9orea oue cf F]seo wi.h 81ain tai.
cred s',it. This Is . suggestion thqt
h@s been made for tn fall st,!4.
As for the sew co12rs. the rev
afeen will ba moro On tie nyrtlo than
'he emerald shades, though the Let
ter will still retain favor + soa'o ex-
tent. Cocks comb red i ore Of tha
new names for the vivid shades of
burnt orange. In fact, there i an
unusually long list of r"aies to choose
from when t he rev yellows and
burnt oranges are under discussion,
Nasturtium, or capucine, which is the
French name for that flower. is the
from when the new yellows ana
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-11
An Elaborate TrimmIno

4 pale shade of turquoise blue s
selected for this dainty, comfortable
breakfast gown, the appliques of pearl
white chiffon cloth showing up with
exquisite effect against the family
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-11
Confined. =fpafn paao y

~ 'zl4 Page Min
ore ot $.
ar5i;
.e3 % !
f,,Fg.,z
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rz.s ~
e#s,ia5 ,
forp N
eaassr ]
HH 70 srss
citr
IS loo43
dl.GI
IT, raa.. ms Izse of id
q f5eh ni-hi
uiaE eea who
aag anil
fhaaf As VI. H
seeFts saa5 a1ling which
=. Miss
bnf a1l #r Faafardsl
L and ar. F@ Heams. ht
H. laa'l. II is a iaasl that d
e15ons si = ~ alabor3te on
@eeGic al cI=ecr.cal effects,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-11
e,duiterated Cocoa

One can buy cocoa. so-can ~
New York cheaper than the y =
clans can buy this. ,ae'r 1a'loh'
eraee, in the stores OF Caracas, :,
starch-anG-sugar cc'..ao,'Ha 1p'
these extremely healthiul QSeg
is always harmless. AoAloes il'
OK on pipe clay, have 'feeeiu. ~,
detected in 6Ota cocoa ana oA0'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-11


he Gu .9ful OF the appearance,
end even the owners Of white loc!<.s
aaaaaaHs II fer to look as youthful
es possible. The shape shows the
isew short back that clings close to the
head. While IN front 1urrs upward in
q becoming flare. The edge is bound
VI h black velvet stitched il. heavy
V hite silk. and the trimming is simply
a scarf CT flexible white felt nraided
in (, trcs cd white. black and gold
braid. The little touch of gol1 unob-
t1usiYe, but Indispensable maintains
all It cachet in the new autumn
:huwirgs.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-11
TIE lrnth Abeut A.aLng Si

Was Als53s' 5il#a a ''s.'3laa7o'
GorTaaan Grnke} os Bi}esl.a ansEa
IL aGrl#;5t !Ie= bases A|
.aant on ras:9st'+ s.le1ts SCI
&c o. 15'as al. ThuS' !
and Gomora1 Eer2 DESTROYED
r8ia OF lire and ashes. As'
Exodus. are tod taa, biaaA'
Faas o4er the nEfi.l's}a tAuna7
lightning Appeared ana u'.
mountain stilrad. Taking th''
ea.hor, tie professor con3la's
sinai was az actiyc volcano Y
which. Noses led his people, WV
il lie fury Of an eruption 'ae :
SON of rhe aratn OF heaven
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-11

wide for convenience is entirely cor
rect
\ pretty model for general wear,
and quite "dressy" enough for more
formal wear, is shown in a rich dark
blue raw silk, with skirt of medium
width and fullnesss, and a chic little
pepumed coat, the costume aDnliaued
III blne velvet. which is outlined in
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-11
Continued from Page -

At ,he left side the velvet Is punched
into ops to form rosHtte, and pair
ii :, lite viz n33;-zz s.to the nufn
sfaase tints at he u.s ar tucked
T4ntily into the hear, OF tha r2sette.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-11

Aafr7# WhiIa Un.za4
Wena over a #c1azrt5;,,a 9'aa
=" aiSteOat. y
Anethsr pres.s model v5;,,,
depicted for yea IS an at,s. sflsn,
theatre gown Of white poa. s.'N
Black and White lace bei1r " ".
a yoke and sleeve rutfles. any ny
Ee3tet ribbon used as = fni., '.'
Jabot ana gird!5.. s4 '0'
ELAINE l1
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-11

=. II sha vi ~ rae4#5#2
confronted 4.z4 - problem = h5V
- cha3 :l=s- sse-4=tlns=a
1a aa.a=4 zli.s. azr=3
1euI=.sas s. IL So ala,.-
eea3 - hase. 5 ,rs=I
s3}zzs 1at.a.5 e3:} - +=e'.s on
a5a Il freet. rs .tF5f efft
ID - f#tafHraa.,.
So il spite ef th.s=gqzue= Of g81Hmi-
skirts. a @area sztrf spfiueia2
races f4sly ri the ha5s.= end rat taa
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-11
HECENT PARiSIAN
FELT HAT NOVELTY.
Novel Shafe in Waite With Touch cS
Black.

Tho na# White felt shapes will Be
wera > all ages. from the ba5y 70
he rand o-l1er. and they are stfre .
~ 5Ea equally becoming - all The
white hat cerzainl,- does add mech 20
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-11

7.ha s'.awta4s of 'lia.i g fer fail
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-09-22

plary character and has never been
known to commit any other kind Of
misdemeanor the magistrate usually
let's him go on his promising to return
the barrow.
Indeed. he is generally regarded as
being little touched on the subject of
wheolbarrows, and when Il victim finds
he has been deprived of his most i'm
portant agricultural implement he
promptly repairs TO Mr.. So-an-So. and
either returns in triumph with the bar
row or the price of it and little bit
over.
There is Il man who * undergoing
Imprisonment at The present time IL
confirmed thief. but one who never
steals anything but toys. Newark
North American.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-09-22
WOMEN MAKE PAPER MONEY
Even Guides at Bureau of Engraving
and Printiong are Girls,

| Even Guides at Bureau of EuxraviuR
and Printiong are Girls,
The government and the banks, and
even the postotfices would be in u
| hole for time If all the women in
the bureau OF engra wing and printing
should drop dead all at once. That
shop would have to close up pretty
quick. Why. you can't even 90 over
there and look around without a wom-
an to show you. All the guides to the
bureau for the benefit Of tourists and
other ignorant people--which Includes
all Washington people. for Washing
ton people are the most ignorant peo-
pie on earth about Washington institu-
tions-all the guides. and there are
seven Of them. are women young wom-
en- and pretty women at that.
And how the people do visit there!
Three thousand week, said a guide
That's 800 a day. And that's one a
minute for every working hour Of the
day. Pretty constant stream Of callers
that
Not so many years ago three decrepit
old men were the guides. Now the
seven are women. which is significant.
and one that typifies the work done IN
the bureau. for here, OF the 1900 EN-
ployes. more than half are Of the fem
mime persuasion.
These young and good-looking guides
will explain how American money Is
printed on the back. then put in cold
storage, where II goes through a dry.
ing process: then sorted and the i'm
perfect sheets thrown out; then print.
ed on the face, and then perforated and
put up In packages to be sent to the
treasury for the government seal.
They generally tell how useless it
would be for any one to try to rob
the wagon containing this money. In
the first place. because six guards al
ways accompany 1t; and. in the sec
Ond place. because the money AT this
stage Of its manufacture wouldn't be
any good, anyway
1T Is seven days after n bill is print
ed on it's back before It ia printed on
the face said this visitors guide. ut
takes thirty days to make silver dol
lar bill. and forty to make gold one.
The gold one is printed three times,
twice OH one side. because it has to
have the word gold and little splotch
of gold on this side before the face can
he printed"
Then she led the visitor to the
framed dollar bills fastened to one of
!
bills. calling special attention to the
gold certificate. and then led the way
back to the front door and said adieu.
J 1t was all over in ten minutes.
ington Post.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-09-22
SUEZ CANAL IN 1908.
Receipts We're Good Return Upon
the Capital Invested.

Receipts We're n Good Return Upon
the Capital Invested.
AS Uncle Sam Is now the owner of Il
canal for internationa usage. which
will be completed and in opera ton
before many years have passed. it Is
Of interest to note the business done
by England's Suez canal In 1903. The
net tonnage for the year. says the Lon
don Weekly Times Of May -. shows
and ,OS3.+4S tons over 1901.
Though there was a reduction IN
1903 of 30 centimes per ton in the ton
mage dues, the transit receipts for the
year amounted to 500 "a. O5+ tom
verted at five francs to the dollar,
being only $19,9l4 from 1902. even
though the receipts of that year were
the highest known in the history Of
the canal
The increased traffic in 1903 Is at
numerous consignments Of manufac-
tured goods and supplies for the far
East; IN coal the increase over 1902
was about 100000 tons
Shipments Of wheat from India 10
ports in the United Kingdom were
also considerably greater, the figures
being $4,000 TONS as compared with
449. OOU> tons i'm 1902.
The record of vessels passing through
the canal for the past three years is
as follows:
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-09-22

He would remedy his deficiencies in
this respect as soon as possible, at
least as far as this one bewitching
maiden was concerned. And he vowed
that he had never before guessed what
thoroughly delightful chap MacIn-
tyre was until he heard the latter say
ing before he went off with his friends:
"Oh. say. Berenson! Come to din
ner tomorrow night-quite informal.
you know. Six o'clock. Alice will be
mighty glad to see you
Jack looked doubtfully into the VIC
let eyes.
There was smile in them, though
the lips were sweetly serious.
IN come" promised Jack fervently.
He wrung his friends hand vigorously
In the ardor Of his friendship. lord,
yes, III Gomez
And he said to himself as he strobe
back to the office. with his head In a
whirl. that it might not be quite so
romantic to find rubber in Chica 60
mud as a slipper on ballroom floor.
but that 1t has Responsibilities IT
would serve.-San Francisco Call.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-09-22
CURIOUS FAOS IN THiEVERY.


Specialists Among Burglars, AS in
Learned Professions.
Even thtevery has its fads. There
are specialists among burglars just as
there are specia lists In the learned pro-
fessions. And some of the specialties
are from II police standpoint more
amusing than otherwise.
"In some instances this popularity
is so pronounced, and the speciality
stolen so extraordinary. that l thor
ouyhly believe the thief must have a
mental nut loose somewhere said Il
prominent detective recently.
.'To give case in point. A few
months ago the establishment Of Il
well-known firm OF opticians was brok
en- into. The place contained mag
nificent stock Of valuable lenses micro.
scopical Instruments. gold chains. gold
trimmed pebbles. etc, worth several
thousand dollars. But did the robber
take any Of these things. though they
were lying round ready to his hand:
NO. He simply secured about hun.
dred glass eyes and decamped
"rhe same thing happened about
two months later, when another shop
of the same description was broken
info. We never discovered the thief.
but doubtless 1t was some one who had
mania for collecting glass eyes. and
was even willing TO risk his liberty in
doing so.
1T Is scarcely credible what a num-
Der of communion cups are stolen from
different churches every year, both
here and abroad. Though these cups
are valuable, of course, | do not think
that they are always stolen for their
worth alone. | know Of one Presbyte.
rian church where every communicate
is provided with a separate cup, and
where. during single year, 2l6 OF
these miniature challces have been
stolen. The very valuable large Jewel.
studded chalice and paten. however.
appear to have no fascination for the
thief or thio yes. though they might be
Us easily carried away IA the small
cups.
"All attempts to trace the miscreants
have failed. Meanwhile, numerous
other cases of stolen cups continue to
be reported. and when we do capture
the burglars. and ask them to explain
why they commit such sacrilegious
acts. they usually refuse to answer.
Il think the most curious case which
has ever come under my notice was
that of man who was never able to
resist stealing wheelbarrow when he
saw one. ! know for n fact that he has
been convicted Of this offense at lea 81
six times, but as he 10 a man Of exem-
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-09-22
A Daily Lesson in History.

Investigator OF intellectual phpnOm-
ena are indebted to the Whim for an
other incident which calls attention TO
the bulge of the Boston forehead.
Some New York people who have Just
passed their first winter near Boston
have a. telephone numbered 1O64-2.
When they had occupied the house
few weeks some one with a mellow
masculine voice rang them up and
asked for Mrs. Jones.
This Is not Mrs. Jones'" he was
told
Are you sure came over the tele-'
phone. at always has been her num-
her,"
Yes. They have changed the num-
hers. and hers is now very different"
"Oh, what Il pity. 1t was such an
easy number to remember"
what do you mean?" the new resi-
dent said, Involuntary. Il have been
trying to learn it for a week. and 1
find it quite difficult"
1T is very simple" replied the mel
low voice, with just touch of superb
GRITTY. Add 2 to 1864. and You have
the date Of the Norman Conquest"
THANK you so much" returned the
New Yorker with becoming humility.
I'm sure shall always remember
it now"
Il am very glad to have been OF
service to you" answered the Msssa
chusetts' IMAM. ut will repay you in
part for the trouble l have given you.
Good-byr'
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-09-22
SAILING.

Wind aud wave and gold washed wealth
er,
Wind fling loose and wave set free;
She and | alone together
Sailing on sapphire sea.
Clang and clamor OF the crowded
City street is heard no more.
Only pillows, foam enshrouded
Freighting music to the shore
Sail full blown and sloop PROV flingins
Floods of song on either side;
White guls in the wide blue winging-
Gipsies of the rowing tide.
Peaks afar that know the spendor
or the sunsets waste of wine;
Twilight sky grown strangely tender
Like the eyes that look in mine.
-Leslie's Monthly