New-York tribune., 1906-06-24
. ROSE SONG.

Come in and see the roses
That make my. garden gleam
Upon an emerald stream.
Beneath my study window
A damask beauty glows
By every wind that blows
Above my morning eyrie-
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Lifts up its crimson torch
How Lila loved the rosesl-
see her everywhere,
And liit titiiil yellow win IN he her hair,
The day that brought our boy
To typify our JOY!
And when a short year later
knew she could not stay,
This gave its white wealth gladly
For her 10 take away.
When June's house lies in ashes
When winds have SCARED and scattered
The rose that is the last,
sing my songs of gladness
To drive away mems cares.
And nd, with t6,g my Iittle o+Snld +eSaTnings
Gold-gems-are not more priceless.
That that roses ! are Gtfrs the dearest de rest
In June-when they are free!
Brooklyn Life.
Bignon. who died recently kept celebrated res
taurant in Paris Aurelien Scholl once called his
attention error in his bill On two successive
days Schol had ordered precisely the same break
fast For the first the charge % francs; the
next day the bill 2S. Bsuon was summoned
II
the same items! Strange. indeed" said Bignon: II
will inquire" Soon he returned radiant "Justsas
I thought! The cashier made a mistake against
himself OF five francs yesterday. But I will not
make you pay it," Another day. Prince Demidofr
glanced at his bill and a fish put down at six
francs. THE devil! he exclaimed. fish must be
scarce this year" "Oh. no. affably replied Bignon
lit is not fish that are scarce. but Prince Demi-
dons!'
II Anpealed to Her-''Would Won not like IN ~,
with me to some hidden part of TIE world" asks
of modern society are things unknown Where the
hampering requirements of our present civilization
we's heart. dreaming naGght of our silly changes
Of fashion t knowing nausht OF the ahurements Of
20 Haroid!',. exclaims the sweet young thing
Would dhsee 6e to SgSH go here On no" wonderful
DO You mean that you would go?" he cries. his
would 1? II would be heavenly! Think of be-
ana shirtwasts and bonasts among those womsn
bers they are!'-Life.
In a recent discussion OF Juvenile crime a story
was told of a lad who was asked If he knew the
lad. "it means to be born again. And would you
like TO be horn again?' he was asked No. Stree
exclaimed the boy. I'm too much afraid of being
born girl
- Mssenline Xarety:-The two men on the back
% Gf te fee Suburban trolley car We're talking
was, watering flowers by the roadside.
The biggest gossip the county, said the tall
II detest gossipers."
So do l.. replied tho short man. 'and she is
certainly the queen OF them all. but then mavhs
she is worried and gossips for pastiIne They saw
her hrst huspand ran awav with the cook
You don't say Well. heard that her second
husband rolls hoEne at dawn and you can hear him
singing a block" ~ ~ 4''i''
He must be a bird, The iesman told nv v,f
they only eat two meals day, and her daueiter' ~
going marry lad who only makes St vSaat -
We'll, I'll declare! But certainly hate rossiners
Yes, SO DO L"-Chicago News
There is no doubt" says The London Vorl,
'about balloonings becoming a craze for n bss
gone beyond the pastime stage and becc5sls a cur
Now, when anything attans 10 this distinction i,s
success is assured" What II cures is not disclose,
TO an easer and ailing world
burglary? o. ~ ~ ~ NA' last
Second Burgiar-No. He got so little DAT his
lawyer advised him ter plead guilty.-Judge.