The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-02
DRIFTWO0D
One wAe went Away.
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The w.nu!ng paths down which loveo The ox-syed daisies nodding to me The f:ssrsn. smell of flower. in tn. The blTa: SS;xs that used to ~.rsle in the The stretch os. years between tn. Then But always Iii remember till I'm gray. The little neighbor girl who went
 away. Together oft we roamed throughout The Blue sky formed an arch for her W. used .S. to s.i look out where it touched And shed Imagine might drift afar From her some day as earth is from But somehow she never thought to say That she would be the one to drift
 away. ], And ever ay the waves beat on the And ever as we heard them o'er and Hand in hand we'd stand there side by How 11rsveI;y 1 !;yz. would she face the com She seemed 9 thousand times more sometimes think perhaps that that Upon a dreary s ne'er forgotten day This little girl, my playmate. went
 away.
 Oh. well; the years are long-most
 folks forget And human tears-alas-will not stay Perhaps 'tis better for us such things The heart should cease to count it's But s6%show sitting here alone to- With eyss so dim that I can hardly Drop by drop my hearts blood seems A prayer for the girl who went away.
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 Winter Days. Pile the logs on higher An we'll have a roarin' fire N No matter eff ole Winter Is A twangin' of his Tyre. Pile the logs on higher Uv my wife I'll never tire Oh I'm proud ter sit here by her. Pile the logs on higher The wood is gittin' dryer We got bale O cotton An we've also got 2 buyer.
 Dreamin' q Roses We're dreamin' O roses
 We're dreamin' q Spring We dream O the time
 When the mocklH birds sing When the cold winds are blowin Our faith never goes In winter we dream O the
 Spring an the rose.
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 Change. There's so much change in the weather How to dress we scarce can tell. But If there's much change in pockets The fashion will suit me we'll To the Editor of Driftwoed: Question-what is the best way to have a rosy complexion?
 Anower-Go to see a comic opera Question--what is the surest method of putting up your last seasons Answer-The pawnshop.
 Question-What is the best way to cure yourself of talking in your sleep? Answer-Marry some woman. looks like an ordinary silver dollar. What is 1t worth?
 Answer-It's worth working for. ouestion-Whsn Q man dies without the first wife's children. who gets the zn'wsr-rh' < IaTy'rss: 7 s
  Never mind the weeds a-growin' Thick along the way. Never mind the Snowin' .. There will come spring some day. Never mind the sorrows.
 Never mind the needs Jes look for the flowers
 Never mind the weeds. Never mind the heartaches-- Never mind the tears, Think about the laughter A ringin' down the years. Never mind the mishaps-
 Think of Life's good deeds Lookout for the flowers = Never mind the weeds.
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 Broken Rehections.
 Better the slave of Joy than the lap 4 Michigan bank .has blind cash fer; we thought only depositors were Lightning struck a magazine onice in France the other day. Oh. well, that saved the editor the trouble of burn ing lot of MSS.
 The difference between the ancient and modern prophets Is the latter are putting 1t to a better financial use. Guess Roosevelt will try to reform Walk in, the straight and narrow way" This will have a special signifi- canoe for editors after January 1. The quick lunch in America is the real race suicide"
 CoLLEGIANS IN wORKHOUsE.