The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-02

 Even are-iights don't do any good
 k M g The Love of the Wood. I would 1ourney away where the au- Transforms in beauty the tangled ways Where the golden glory seems to spill Over the meadow and wood and hill Where the pond reflects the sun's red And over all is that nameless hush That ancient sadness. that comes to When tho leaves in autumn begin to
 fall
 Tis their their ones thoughts grow pure and Through the love of the wood--the love
 of the wood. I am tired of the ugly smoky town Where each note I sing the noises And I long to be back once again Mid the cool green trees and the birds yefrain.
 I want to swing in the grapevine imagfning I'm a barefoot hoy With rag on my toe but heart of joy.
 Oh. men who are old. you have under whs, t sp mssps to sigh for the love of A Man wouldnst Smoke Em. DO you think cigarettes will harm
 SNo--not man" Too Bad. Did he pay you anythingT No; not even attenttons" How True.
 'Remsmber old man. you VIII nave
 it's union wages. these days too" At the SeashQFe.
 Mrs. shy-Go"N morning uncle H.
 Uncle Hiram-aood morning Maudie why how you have growed-youre too big for tha! . iittls t s skirti Certainty.
 ,.what kind 2, flower should De
 Elan egg plant; Broken Reflections. When 1t comes to a smile, moet all the world is a stage; The average man had rather T girl would tempt him with biscuit than Beethovan Sonata; .
 How frivolous is mankind to judge 1t at a summer resort
 Rich relations are the real 'cless" kin.
 It takes brass to get the gold Love can find happiness in patches where wealth can't fina t in SILKS
 THE WHOLE LAMB FAMILY. (Compiled for The Baltimore News by Ralph A Lyon). Mary had a little lamb With fleece as white as snow 1 And everywhere that Mary went
 " ~ -NurSery Rhyme. Mary had a little lamb
 She got 1t Christmas morning.; By night It's wool -and-wool remains New York Times. Mary had a little lamb, AS you have heard before: If Mary had been hungrier
 She would have called Tor more; Mary had little lamb. And yawned: .'The dullest Teller EverT Then took her card and drew
 "' '"'' Puck. Mary had a little waist,
 Where waists were meant to grow, And everywhere the fashions went
 Asr wAAs' New York Sun Mary had little man. With liver white as snow, And everything that Mary said
 Was pretty sure to go. -Fuck Mother had a little rat. Her pompadour, you know, And everywhere that mother went
 "' '''' New York Sun. Father was a little lamb
 Ia wall Street he did fool; And everywhere the lamb gambled
 They shipped bit of wool Willie had a little monk.
 The monk he took to school And willie's trousers and his act
 Were both against the rule
 Boston Transcript Mary had a little calf.
 A shapely one and glossy; Though Mary was attached 10 tt It belonged to her bossy: p... Mary had a little lamb, secanse Whien msss @as the the isSh ifeIio% W WSo
 For that dish had to pay.
 -Montgon,sry Advertiser Broken Reflections What fools we could be with lot or money to be soon parted front
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 You soon get a barrel of trouble out & 3
 What an intellectual world thls, If everybody placed the same value on our brains thaa our mothers did when we were little boys!
 It just takes a girl who will scream '' e E Se
 Modesty is desirable trait, but 1t does pay to advertise these days.
 R K Se
 Any man who says he knows wo- man like a book means he knows her like check book. ..,,.