The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-15
With the Long Bo,D
Eye nsturss walks, shoot folly as Il flies !"
But There Were Those Cheerful Things Doing at Those
Skating Kinks March 13Figures Of the
Past Weave Their Bewildered Way Thru the Mazes Of
the Cheerful Today
Eye natures walks. shoot

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l. Tuesday night. Not having had the rollers under him
since 1888 he stood around for moment after the boy had
shod M preparation for conquest and made
noise like first edition
We all stood we'll to one side held the roof supports
with firm grasp and waited waited fearful yet O. hopeful
things doing which condnce to
cheerful living and the immense joyousness OF primeval
existence z#= sa.
Have you ever seen stately bateshp of great BURDEN
majestic pillow the foaming brine with flags futterng in the
breeze every at his post and admiral on the BRIDGE
suddenly debouch from the line and careenng heavily yet
gracefully the the naval
off some mighty seaport of wonderful nation in ceebra
Of the successful close of just and victorious war?
Such that sturdy old manofwar, the Eddie Brooks as
With every sailor his post and the fighting tops full OF
med he left his anchorage off the north wall OF the
ink whised hoarsey twice and bore heavily across
he heaving floor. .. -. M @a ill.,. @&
silence fell for moment over the rink. Then the
craft trimmed with colors with all the rigging full
If sailors in holiday togs, fell into line with resoundng
heers. The Eddie Brooks dipped her flag and sauted.
It day Of triumph at Capua x>y ssss% 4~. ..a5
Great events transprng at those Kinks that night
rhe vioy, graceful lady in the striped waist the
Of the hoor hoaed like dream between the floor and
eiling The tall lady in black the snuous goddess The
beautiful green girl with those auburn hairs and thousand
thers, formed Of bewderng motion, while thru it
III the sturdy forms of the fathers Of the republic the
representatives Of of the past yet Forever youthful
md full Of the celestial fire. -,.1 T.. " IT,. Il. ...-
It little bit of 1879 to 1888 dropped suddenly into
1906 If the dreamers of the youthful dreams
oilers the incongruty Of the Rutherford p Hayes ad
ninstraon lightly tackng the railroad rate problems Of
he Roosevelt they did not show it in their faces and
everybody played his game. - ~.. .z-~ .-.. 49,
At Music No. IL decided to skate round and
hen go home At No. ID decided that would do
leave off unucky number At No. IA the program
eened to be incomplete, and retired to the bench and
ook mighty oath together to quit at the close Of No. l5
Is this hour drew near the music spun its bewderng
hantment about u.s. and the strains of "Houligan s
Nake sobbed and died away had to tear Eddie from the
loor and have the boy take his skates away
And left the rink It very late at least 10 5
.m. and few stars in the quiet sky Some beated
travellers hurried thru the frozen Streets seeking shelter
rom the bitter blast And he turned to gather the last
Of the great building and the lines of light and
ong streaming from its cheerful windows Eddie remarked
All those rinksl,, " &@A%t~ ""E'~ j. '3>'% " 5'- $50"
writer the British weekly butts in ahead Of the sea-
with this little lay: > ., "
Open the door, let in the air.
The winds sweet and the flowers fair,
Joy is abroad in the world today;
If our door is wide it may this way
Open the doorl
If followed this advice In climate like that now
ported by Nebraska, he is likely to have his hands
rosted canary and yard and half Of plumber bill with
aauve trimmings it. "A J.R
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