The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-24
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As far as men go with the average girl [ polished shoe Is much more ir,. Dortant than polished mind. do 1t yolrsslf~this does hs sot wsa sppla co9s as haircut. however. ohs April. we can't live without won. But you cauln us innuiiaerabIe nains. Aga ss. giys us such reasons to doubt you. r,yE ySecanse qf your numerous rains. "s aesa,,s s.ars o1t without ,! ss our umbrella.
 And soak Sih ' 8sis fslr ep bsfors lsllawa n,ga rsway n the cia Ss coantry asrTgg that siase is ss crooked that when q train Is runuinS At an average speed the sun shines taa tthsougn on both aides of the car at Soon be time for. picnic days x,, Mnen to shady nook
 The as ssair l2 ths sas wonaen m aiysss yss ways A dainty feast meath trees outspread wSiIs Sns lhips wsa d gisdiy, ,tn smack; sSls; Msander up our back.
 :, A drink of cold water gave an In- getting used to it. however. in Ala The blue bird calls loud from the tree The blossoms are white on the limb, The Kites hanging fire in the telegraph The sscSclars" look out Of the iS -wi window. For books are forgotten things. They long for vacation and think with { Of marbles and tops and siings.
 buzzard with a bell on his neck is in Syec ana < IS said .ss the noise that whenever the negroes hear 1t they quit work.
 DO birds think. asks a wrltar T, they do we would be much obliged if hiEd thinks of full grown woman io lS t @ through fas the Y bsTs 1as '-A '-0s 'a'A About the first question some men viii ask when they meet Saint Peter Is. T don't know much about the style in mems apparel said a little Mont est thing in nien's spring overooats Is my husband. He never gets in till | a. m." excessive nicety." This Is possibly the reason that philosophers. and refined thinkers such as newspaper paragraph and a slouch hat as advance agents of cireuses and patent medicine men are in high plug hats patent leather shoes and good their thoughts are not al- ways refined.
 Professor Merriam says that in 10000 years the ocean will roll over New York city 200 feet deep. Horrors, was this thought also inspired, by the pro- hibition wavel
 An Eastern prize-nghter has taken up his training quarters on farm where boarding house beef Is raised ideal spot for developing bone and muscle.
 The Oid Orchard. Down the aisles of the orchard the
 blossoms are drifting,
 Like snowaakes that fall on the
 green grass below, The sun through the branches his soft
 light is sitting,
 Just as it did in the days long ago. I know that the bees buzz around know that the moeking birds sing Oh, now SR'i fd is ike est to live those old days In the old orchard back home far
 away.
 x0G fragrance OL DlOOuA anu llp Dluo
 sky above me.
 The joy in my heart that has long
 ago fled,
 By my side the wee maiden who said
 she would love me
 All through the years and some day
 we should wed.
 I see once again the old beech where I carved our initials in shy childish And now, since Tin grown I ofttlmes wonder whether
 They're still there in the orchard
 hack home, far away. To put a great electric bulb on the dome of the State Capitol and 2,00O electric beams on the surrounding lawns and to illuminate the most beau tiful spot in Alabama and the most his- toric hillside in the South is a matter that is worth the consideration of the patriotic societies. This suggestion does not Include our wonderful power possessions that will make some day this the richest country on earth.
 promlsinK. Detroit Free Press.
 I'm sure my daughter is going ta make a great singer some dav.'