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lanes L. Foushee.
(SpeciaI to The rimos-plsna

Especial to The Times-p ispatch.)
DURHAM, N, c., January 16-James l..
Foushee. brother of DIR. w. L.. Enushee,
professor in Richmond College. died this
morning at his home in Roxboro, from
consumption. The deceased also leaves
q brother. H. A. Foushee, who resides in
this city, and father, A. r. Foushee,
who lives In Roxboro.
Mr.. Foushee returned some time since
from New Mexico. where he2spent sew
sral months for his health. 1
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MANY CHECKS
OF BALLANIINES.
CONTINUED from First Page.)

at which the alleged conspiracy Is said
10 have occurred. There was also
check of one hundred dollars, dated Oc-
.tober 9th, endorsed to Hawkins by Bal
iantlne. This makes a total of A4,loO.
which figures in the case against the
accused. While the accused will be ar
traigned tomorrow. 1t is not believed
that trial will be had at this term
of the court.
In connection with the employment Of
Captain Richard s, Ker, Commemorative
attorney of Augusta county, TO assist In
the prosecution. 1t is known that repre-
sentatives of the Ballantine family sought
to secure the services of Captain Mica1ah
Woods, Daniel Herman and other prom"
inent local attorneys.
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Mrs. Lucy Shull.
(SnecinI ia Tho TImes-

Especial to The TImes-D ispatch.)
STRASBURGj, VA, January 18.-Mrs.
Lucy Shull, wife of 7. H. Shull, OF Dram
da, died last night after an Illness of sew
en- weeks from q complication of typhoid
fever and heart disease, She was the
daughter of the late Samuel Robinson. OF
Clary, and was forty-sx years of ago.
She is survived by her husband. one Sis
a nd one hrnthhr
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result in the satisfactory fulhlment OF
the heavy task imposed on them.
Duke Elected President.

Herr Won Radowitz, the German ann
bassador to Spain and head of the German
delegation, then rose and pointed out
that tho position alphabetically of Allie
imagine Germany gave him the right to
propose the Duke OF Almodovar for the
president OF the conference This elec
tion of the duke was unanimous. The
duke thanked Herr Won Radowita and
the other members of the conference
saying.
The powers have clearly shown their
desire that order, peace and prosperity
shall reign throughout Morocco The
Sultan. AS we'll az the foreign govern
rents, desire this end which is obtair
able by introducing reforms upon the
triple principle OF the sovereignty OF tho
Sultan, the integrity OF his territory and
equal commercial treatment. namely tn
open door. Mutual respect for our re
olprocal interests and sincere desire
to concillate them, must be according
my view. our rule OF conduct at this
conference.
our own sentiment as we'll as the
expectant attitude Of tho entire world
dictates such n conciliatory solution"
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died at Curituck Inlet. North Carolina, to-
day. Commander Buckingham was born
in Canton. Ohio.
-sAL0ON|sTs
IN CONVENTION
fCont}n,ad Proro IT,. - .fl5s
Continued from First Page.)

enforce the Mann law, as he would all
other laws OF the Stated He was urged
therefore to use his power as the Chief
Executive to do everything possible to
see that the liquor laws are enforced
and to offer a reward for the detection
of violators OF the liquor law from the
contingent fund. Just as rewards are
offered by the Governor for assaults and
murders
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E. H. Gordon,

The funeral arrangements will be made
later.
E. H. Gordon.
Mr. E. IA, Gordon died January l l9sllo, at
operation He Leaves vile an ST 1epgb eh1
Mrs R. l. Ellis Charles = a nad dre exas5
pie Of Ghrstsn and LED ed a algsst s san Of
MIR S. v. Gordon and Mrs. VIRGINIA a.
Gordon, OF Disputanta, Va r,ar,,
1sth i,e at run eentreyie Church, Dlsputanta
There was d large gathering at the grave.
Charles Weilman.
Mr.. Charles We.lman died YESTERDAY d. "a at
Mr.. Weiiman was ,n1Ins
a; ,, va ln nnsaged in business in New
Orleans He married a dausht ,a :. ,ot 5o! las
LATE julius SGs ~ here ess Mr. Wsman
had been in Ill health Tor q hu''iDet -
years. ~, 49, .I,,a ..odayt and
w. : Miss Maria E. Green.
Miss Maria Z. Green of Richmond.
formerly ns Of Danville. Va. after a short
illness, died in Norfolk Tuesday aft err
noon. Miss Green was sister OF me
,mes lep'i, q, tia last Constitutional Con
vention OF Virginia. She was also tho
aunt of Mrs. j. r. Watson, Jri OF llA
Grove Avenue, this city. with whom she
Years. Miss Green VIII be remembered by
many persons, her FORMER pupils now
prominent In the State as an instructor
Of great ability, having for many years
she died at the advanced age of eighty
years The burial Will be at her old
home in Danville.
Richard D. White.
MIR. Richard D. White died Monday at
his home, 5l7 Spring street. He was 40
The funeral will take p,lace. from Pine
$3.50 O'Clock.
Or. James G. Deaton.
DIR. James C. Deaton, we'll known ply
slclan OF this city, died yesterday at his
residence on South Cherry Street. His
funeral xviii take place from Centenary
Methodist Church this afternoon at 8: 80
O'Clock.
Funeral of Mrs. Moore.
Tho funeral of Mrs. Ada Moore. OF TO3
Church Street, who died Monday at $50
p. NJ. In the twenty-second year OF her
age, will take place from Sacred Heart
ment will be in Mount Calvary Cemetery
DR.. P. S. Orndorf.
Especial to The Times~Dispatch.
WINCHESTER. VA, January 16.-Dr
died to-day az MS home. near Rio, w. Va
aged ~ years, He was Confederate
veteran, and leaves a widow and eleven
children, one OF whom is Thomas !. orn-
dorff, a merchant of Winchester.
George H. Lewis, prominent county
man and farmer, died near town yester-
day. He was seyenty-three years or age,
"A widow survlves.
Captain ]. T. billiard,
Especial to Tho Times plspatoh.)
B RQANOISlD. VA. January l6--Captain
u. 4. billiard died here to-day. "a ged rs
years. TIo was atrlcken with paralysis
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whole right
proof o. q
ance
from
had
my greng p6ue
a
a evden
and
is for
andre In
am"
for
wonderful merits swamp ROOT
ares
In
o
The genuine
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Other Speakers.

Rev. r. III Bennett. of Randolph Ma
con- did not arrive in time to speak to-
night. The convention Will get down TO
work Tomorrow morning in the appoints
ment Of committees and hearing of re-
ports.
Greetings from allied temperance or
ganizations and addresses by Rev. j. j..
Haley and DR.. 3. w. Arnold will be
heard,
Evangelist George r. Stuart viii deliver
an address to ladies' tomorrow afternoon
at the Market Street Methodist Church,
and to men tomorrow evening at the
First Baptist Church.
Reports from the Legislative committees
Will not be heard until Thursday, when
7 the social club question VIII be preached.
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Work on Public Roads.

Considerable interest attaches TO bill
offered yesterday by Major B. w. Lynn,
for many years superintendent OF the
State penitentiary, now representing
Lcudoun county. in the Senate, providing
for the employment of prisoners con-
fined in the jails of the counties and
towns Of the State upon the public
roads.
Under the terms OF the bill the boards of
supervisors of the counties, and the
Councils of the townss are authorized
TO employ all the able-bodiedi prisoners
confined In their jails for srine or nom
payment OF fines or under the vagrant
act, and all persons who have been con-
victed of felony. and whose sentence
Is 70 rtwo years or less in the peniten-
tiary shall be employed upon the public
roads of the county or streets OF the
towns. provided that no woman shall
be so employed. but the women shall
be, hired out in the discretion OF the
beard OF supervisors or Towns Councils
to individuals for their term Of i'm
prisonment to which they may have bee
sentenced.
State Game Warden.
1t Is more than probable that the LeEis-
lature will create State game warren,
NY VII ne 10 orange the conn
,,t.,., ~ NC 81, o.a.,s .se state with
ginia.
o,nio ana .ho car,a pro,aa.;.. ~ VI
ton will unite in urging the Legislature
MI. r,,,..
p, .e .a'', ~, u Mt - . nhins' OF
~ an,t,on sha,,,n =, 10 er.a.n,, .o1
tha !.yyarra,, Sao.i,,a, 80, ' LIZ,
tnn.ss tar rho nf,cs
netition ad5rassed n the Iep,s1aturo
"a being circulated bv the friends ~ the
movement
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of her son-ln-iaw. Mr. Matthew Dusgan.
No. GA North Fourth Street, yesterday az
1880 r. NJ. She leaves one son, M JSs sIl
Desurp, of Chicago. and three aaiushsseeiT ss
Margaret McKeogh, OF Washington, and
Mrs j. j. Critteuden. of Chicago, 10
ME Phe funeral oa arrangements will be made
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Frenchrnan Echoes Peace.

NJ. Revolt, former governor OF Alg!ers.
who heads the French delegation, warmly
seconded the Duke OF Almodovars state
ments. He urged the conference to ad-
here to tho thoughts so happily expressed
by the duke. and to take as the basis
of the projected reforms the triple prIn-
ciple enunciated.
Herr Won Redowitz Joined NJ. Revolt
In expressing the hope that tho work of
tho conference would give fruitful re-
suit.
The conference decided to first take up
the question Of tho surveillance Of con-
traband and then that regarding the re-
form OF Moroccan finances. This de-
clsion indicates the disposition OF the
conference to put off the more delicate
questions involved until the last.
Tho conference adjourned until to-mor-
row.
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Mrs. Annie G. Parker.

ONANCOCK, VA. January l6-Mrs.
Annie G. Parker, reiiot of the late DR..
James II. Parker, and a sister OF the
late Judge John w. Gllet. died at her
home in Baltimore on Sunday from pneu-
monia. The remains will be brought here
Wednesday morning for burial in the
Onancocll cemetery. Four children sur.
vive, Mr.. George f. Parker. of New
York; Miss Sarah Parker and Mr.. VIII
liam Parker, of Baltimore and Mr.. Ohio
L. Parker. OF Onancock.
DEATHS.
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Jennings to the Rescue.
Mr.. Jennings thought his colleague hat
been misunderstood. and that he only
desired conference out Of which there
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-17
MOULD CHANGE
FIVE DIsTR Riots
Sweeping Measure Readjusting
Western Part of State is
Prepared.
WOULD AMEND CONSTITUTION
Judge Sims Offers Bill as to Poll
Taxcs-Legislative
Gossip.

Mr.. o, l.. Stoarnes, Of Salem, has
been in the city for several days work
Ing over n bill. which will shortly be
offered In the General Assembly having
for It's object the readjustment OF .ae
congressional districts In the western
section Of the State.
The proposed measure makes sweep
ing changes in the Fourth, Fifth, Sixth,
Ninth and Tenth Districts. readjusting
their present lines.
Here Is summary of the changes made
by his bill
Charlotte county is taken from thu
Sixth District and added to the Fourth.
Grayson county is transferred from the
Fifth District to the Ninth, and Halifax
county is taken from the Sixth and added
to the Fifth.
The counties comprising the Fifth and
Seventh senatorial districts. viz: Pulaski
Giles. Wythe and Bland, and Craig Bote-
tourt, bath and Allegheny, are taken
from the Ninth and Tenth Districts and
put In to the Sixth.
Lynchburg and Campbell county are
taken from the Sixth and put into the
Tenth District.
1t is not known yet who will introduce
the bill.
Constitutional Amendment.
In the Senate yesterday Judge Sims. of
Louisa. offered an important joint resolu-
ton for submitting to n vote OF the peo-
plo a constitutional amendment to abolish
the constitutional requirement OF pre-
payment of cap,tation tax as prerequisite
TO right to vote.
Another constitutional amendment to
be prepared within the next week by
Senator Camm Patteson. OF buckingham
who IL now printing pamphlet upon the
subject. will provide that the money
arising from the taxation OF the white
people shall be devoted exclusively to
the education OF the white children, and
the money arising from the taxation OF
the negro shall be devoted exclusively
to the education of the negro children
This amendment will also provide that
tho two funds shall be kept entirely
separate, and that the rate of taxation
for both races shall be uniform and shall
be distributed In proportion 10 popula-
ton
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For Roads AS Well.

There was no use, he thought. for
applying the party lash. when there had
been no refusal to act upon the PROPOSE
ton of assisting the primary schools.
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FoRC,E,- Died, Monday, at s p. Nj al
the residence OF her daughter, Mrs. Al.
p. Doyle, 29a7 Easr Marshall Street,
+ MRS. ELEC'rRA y. FORCE, aged H.
Third Christian Church, corner Twen-
Is. sixth and Marshall Streets Inter
nlerit at lakewood. friends OF the fam
lily are invited to attend,
Orange, Ten. papers please copy.
GREEN Tuesday, January 18th,
Mt Norfolk. Va. MISS MARIA II.
GREEN OF Richmond. va.
Burial will DO at Danville, va.
WEIriNd.AN, Died, nj his residence, "a
South Fourth Street.. Tuesday, January
3 MAN, age 81 years..
Funeral WEDNESDAY, JANUARY IN. \
Cfriyate,) No flowers, N
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DEAToN.--Dle at his residence in this
city. January 18th, DIR. JAS. C.
DEATON,
Funeral will take place from Conten-
AIRY Methodist Church. THIS (IVednes-
day. EVENING, nj $3.50 o'clock.
pFSIJRP. Died at the residence or her
SON in-law. Mr., Matthew Duggan. ga
North Fourth Street, January is, 1905,
MRS ELLEN RYAN DESURP.
Funeral notice later.
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Funeral of Mrs. Moore.

Tho funeral of Mrs. Ada Moore, OF To3
Church Street, who died Monday at $3.50
p. NJ. in the twenty-second year OF her
age, Will take place from Sacred Heart
Church this morning at 10 O'clock. Inter.
ment will be in Mount Calvary Cemetery,
u. p. S. Orndorf
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Resolved, by the Democratic Joint eau
Gus. That we deem it expedient to fulfill
this pledge by party action, and to this
end the joint caucus, when 1t adiourns
tonight, will do SO to meet on Thursday
night, January 18th, at 5 O'Clock. to con-
slider this matter and to formulate such
legislation as may be requisite to carry
olif the marty pledye.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-05-04
M
II'III
VISITS
WITH
''IN0T.Bx-

Buzzville ON the Pike.
have seen the biggest cities In the whole
United States,
which are just about the finest ones on
earth. calculate
Where the buildings are the tallest and the
sights are something grand.
Where the doln's going on around just sim
ply beat the band"
From New York TO san Francisco In my
day I've taken trips;
From Key West to Dawson City, where the
climate sort OF nips.-
But I've yet TO see a city. town or viiiage'
as you like.
Fine as Buxzville-busy Buzxyille-jolly
Buxxyille on the Pike
Oh. the days are bright in Burzville. and
the nights outshine the days,
There's music playing by the band, and
everywhere ~1u gaze
There's lights and pretty girls and things
70 make q fellow glad
That he ever came to Buzzville. where sucn
lovely times are had;
Where the air Is full OF melody ana All the
folks you meet
Say that Burnville. as the real thing. holds
the record-can't be beat
So that's why tell my friends to take
hurried sort OF hike.
Up to Buzzville-merry Buxzville-busy
Burxville on the Pike.
The stars that shine on BuTxvilie-well,
guess it makes 'em SMILE
When they see the Buxxville maloens
throwing on the Buzxville style.
And they hear the trembling echoes. climb
ing up the neb'lus track
Every girl in lovely Buzzville Is reg lar
crackerjack."
oh, it's Paris for its hullyards and London
for its fog;
ST. Louis for its boodlers and Miiwaukee for
its grogs
chicago for its burglars. its breezes and the
like;
But there's none can equal Burxviile-
matchless Buzxville on the Pike.
Toxh Hatcher
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'| IIN ~ l. X
IEsIIf'
VISITS
WITH
''lNCILBY"
adone visitin'. /"

"Gone Visitin'.
1T don't cut no fgger with Duncan what
folks sea erbout fambly spats;
I amt got no time fer a bach'lor. or ola
maids with corkscrews an cats;
Il may be thet marriage amt resttul an
sometimes III babies is thick
A addin' 10 duties an sorrers an multi
piled cares when they're sick.
But gimme tn many heart throbolnss tnet
spring from a union Of love
guess thet they amt nothin' goin' thet
matches it-'ceptin' above
Ny gal she went vlsitin' lately an TUX
all tn Joy frum my face
why. darn IT, this here little dove-cote
amt nuthln' nowadays but placer
A place to sit In an sit lonesome an Wish
thet yer loved uns was back
Tn rooms is all darkened an solemn, tn
chairs Is all pushed In a stack
Ye've cum from yer work oninvited; IN
kitchen is hot as a dens
Amt no one not even tn grocer. has been
there since we-uns has been!
TIL wam snaps an cracks like creation
you never have knowed i afore-
While papers an ashes an matches Is
scattered all over tn noori
You move along inter III bedroom and low
thet you'll sleep and fergot--
Right over there. sir. in tn corner is where
baby's shoes allus set
They're there. too. by cracky-the old uns'
the new ones she wore with her ma.
You reach fer them shoes and you wonder
IL baby is thinkin' o pal
It's then thet a great wad OF something
Gums up in yer throat and ye choke
To git out yer pipe and terhacker and pour
out yer sorrer In smoke.
SO X don't cut no figger with Duncan what
folks say eroout marriage ties
I reckon thet bout half thet's goin' Is moth
IN nohow but Jest lies.
I'm married an proud O. tn title--although
I'm some lonely to-night,-
Tomorrow they'll cum with ther lafter, a
blessin' tn home with Their light!
Hello, here's a telegraft nessage.-Cum
in--don't stand waitin' oatsioe'-
Ny God. hope nothin' amt happened my
gar an my baby. my prides
"A wreck on tn Illinois fiyers were safe but
delayed fer day.
signed 'Sally'-here. boy. Is a quarter. Jest
run along now an be say.
safe. safe. an comm home happy-Oha
Jest let me git thet thar shoe
An hug IT, an kiss il, an love it-They're
eosain' TO .pap' an I your
I am not going 10 be fooled this
summer. Last August. acting upon
the statement that the mosquitoes at
his resort were not bad. spent my
vacation with 4 disciple of AnaniGs
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-05-04

over in Michigan. When | got there.
found his mosquitoes were thoroughly
bad. In fact. they showed no effect
of reformation whatever Resorters
having wellbehaved. converted skeet-
ers for the season OF 1906. please
write. inclosing afidsvit from the
mosquitoes themselves
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-05-04
Ladies Win Please Not !:
Spit on the Floor. ::
Gentlemen Never Do. !:


A friend Of mine sends me copy
OF Kitchen French" dictionary OF
terms used in cooking. When have
conquered the book. am going to eat
only In French. To date I have mas
tered the -dic" as far as "a la broche."
which means roasted in front Of the
FIRE" Have some!
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Just a Minute, Please.

A league OF Frenchmen has been
formed in Paris to suppress the habit
OF women wearing hats in theaters.
The gay Parisians will wear their
silk hats at the theaters and viii dec
crate them to more completely hide
the view Of the naughty women who
persist in obscuring the outlook.
The present situation reminds me Of
that suggestive sign in the courtroom
back home"
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Strange fellow. that man Joness"
'Yesgr
'Uh. hu; awfully absent-minded-
why. only last night he came home in
q preoccupied mood. put his cigar In
a tumbler OF water and threw his
false teeth out or the window"
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hungry. scenting the fragrance Of the
rose. who shall say him nay! And
after all, it is his stomach that Is de-
pleted. Apropos OF this subject. II
might be said that there are two kinds
Of stomachs-the union and the open
shop stomach. The union stomach
is usually on strike and the open
shop will work II It can get the Job
Rockefeller has a union stomach and
the poet has the open-shop bread
basket The deadly parallel Is here
with presented:
The poet is shabby,
His trousers are out
But certain II Is
He's free from the goutl
He has no dyspepsia.
Headache or chills.
He taketh no tablets
Or pepsin or sQuiliS
HIS hair may need cutting
Shod scanty his feet
But when he gets money.
The poet CAN eats
A fashionable dcwEger advises w0m-
en- never to marry until they have
seen the mans upper lip. II long and
thick. she says, there is eoarseness in
the mans character. II the lip Is
thin. there is cruelty. II short and
Cupid-bowed. there Is delicacy. II
straight and well drawn against the
teeth. there Is determination What
about tire hair-lips
Have you saksn en- or yst9 Have you
taken en- oe3
Gee. but It's hot saongni
Let ls hustle .sa a SeWl WAc's afraid Of
q couEE4
Gosh. but iris hsat IS tough.
Fianneiz On top of rs.
Flames Al over uE
Red HAnnels.
Blue EHnreiE.
Gray dAnnels
Pink Harrels
Union suits. Test Suits. trouser sults--
Steam and undo Is.
Tn almost cooked in this corfoundsd
Let : 5ustls 's= %. fsnsrnl say. vat
The women probably got ths idea
OF carrying their money in their
where they do-frum santa Claus.
one More Unfurtunats.
wIllis-That ys eryin' about.
Bennyf
Bsnnx-Ns-shs-Choo hoos) she
frf,r0 rTrrYrA 49, -.~s
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4|N II'.' ' A. iN
III'IIE
VISITS
WITH
''I1lVQEBY'

The Heart Of Things.
Through the woodland shade BY the locked
limbs made.
BY the winding river bank:
Past the hluebells' bed and the hairbell red.
To the lushgrass. toll and rank
Straight toward the stream where the min
nows CLEAN
And the frogs hold singing school,
Barefoot stand. with my shirt In hanos
On the brink OF ''Baisey's pool"
How the mem'ry cllngs to the heart OF
things.
To the days OF long ago;
How the yearnings blend round the pick
rel bend,
In ceaseless ebb and now.
There was .walier's hole" like great
calm bowl
All asleep mid hills Of gray.
Where the red-head's cry as he hurtled
by.
Flung a challenge to tha Jay
Catch the beady eye OF the turtle nigh.
As he slyly hunts for bait:
Hear the raucous ding Of the Usher king
And the echo. duplicate.
See the bohber jerk. Ills the bull-head's
work.
AS he swallows deep the worms;
Have care. my lad. for his horns are bad
Al, he fiops about and sQuirms.
snir the wild rose sweet as the breezes
fleet.
Watt its fragrance ON the air.
| See the marigolds as the bed unfoids
In golden glory there.
Il
All. the rephyrs kiss, with ecstatic bliss.
The cheek OF the sun-tanned boy.
He is more than kings at the heart OF
things.
In the God-wrought kingdom. Joy.
Through the woodland shade by the locked
limbs made.
| By the winding river bank;
Past the bluehells' bed and the hairbeu red.
To the lush grass. tall and rank
Straight toward the stream where the min
nows gleam
And the frogs hold singing SCHOOL,
once again stand. with my shirt in hand
On the brink Of ''Bailey's pool"
The Poor Poet Man and the millionaire.
The soul OF the poet tells him he
will some day produce song to thrill
the world. but the record he hands
St Peter is some cheap rag time and
an unpaid laundry bill.
And yet. in these money-making,
/ hog-killing days, who would take from
the poet his throbbing dream? Happi
ness frequently depends upon our de-
ceiving ourselves. If the poet viii 80