The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-04

And bear the broken shell to rest
To its old Virginia home, SO far away.
waverly. N. y. 8
Meet Me in st. Louis, Louis.
When Louis came home to the fat.
He gazed I'LL around. but no WHEY he
So he said. where can Flosse be at?''
a note on the table he spied,
He read It just once, then he cried.
1t ran, Louis. dear. It's too slow for mo
So think will go for a ride.
Meet me in St. Louis, Louis. meet me
Don't tell sil7 me the lights are shining any
Well dance the Hoochee Koochee.
If youth meet me in st.F Louis, Louis.
meet ME at the fair.
The dresses that hung in the. hall.
she took all his rings and the rest Of 4. his
The l pict1re he missed from the wall.
Your rent Is paid three months ahead.
read that"
~ u Il
Meet me in St. Louis. Louis meet me
Don't tell sIIe me the lights are shining any
Wen pan dance eu the Hoochee Koochee.
III be your tootsie wootsie,
II you'll meet me in st. Louis, Louis.
meet me at the fair.
Lew Woods was the name OF a horse
that ran at the New Orleans course.
I played him one day Tor Q dollar each
md I 'ch "a
He started to run In the wet. the son
of a gun is running yet,
- for the gate. and / hollered, Hey.
Lew. don't forget.
CHORUS.
Meet me I'M St. Louis. Louis, meet me
Take my tip and don't stop running TIL
You're a wonder that's no llesky il you
don't fall down and diesky,
Meet me in st. Louis, Louis, meet me at
the fair
There came to the. gay tenderloin. a
Jay who had money. to burn,
The poor. simple soul showed grille
his roll, and she said. For some
4 bottle Tii.e' and nd, a ! bird right away, she
touched him. then said. Il cant
He sighed. TELL me sweet where can you
and meet?" and the orchestra
started to play.
Meet me in st. Louis. Louis, meet me
Don't tell mo the lights are shining any
iii 'e be waiting there. my honey, to d.
Meet me in, st. Louis Louis meet me at
q the fair
The clerks in the bank said, 1T is queer,
did any one see thu cashier?
It Is d MaS 1 We can't ant open the safe TIL
he is here"
The president shook his gray head, Send
bs fora for an esper, Vide not s cent was In
side, just a card, that was all, ana
1t read:
CHORUS.
"Meet me In st. Louis, Louis, meet me
All the t boys aA and all the girls are going
- thew ask about the cashier. you can say
he cuts a dash here
Meet me in st, Louis Louis. meet me al
the fair |
In church sat man near the door asleep.
he was starting to snore.
The minister rGse a Mset ne s le
Shore.'
The man In tho back then aWoke, ne
caught the last words that he spoke;
He said ''Parson White, you can meet me
all right, but the Beautiful shore
Is a joke"
5H5 CHORUS.
inject me in st, Louis. Louis, meet me
Don't tell III me the lights are shining any
place but there,
whole darned congregation
Meet me In st. Louis. Louis, meet me at
the fair.
God Lead Thee.
(For The 1imes-p lspat ch.)
Behind the hills the sun drops down.
From fold and woodland fades the light,
While through tho gloom w!erd phantoms
God hold thee In his arms this night,
From evil things that harm unseen, Z.
From fears that rack and sins that
or grie v thought of what hath been.
h God mold thee In his arms this night.
And when the morn breaks over all
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