Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-29

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AS he was stroling in the night
He looked upon the ground,
And lieing In the brigha moonlight
purse Of gold he found.
KARL TOMKINS,
age s; grade Al; Avalon
Mother Hubbard's dog quite a care,
For one day. oh, alas!
She went to the cupboard, but 1t was bare,
With nothing to the dogge to pass.
r. OLIVE MILHoUs,
r. F. d. No. l, Whittier; Whittier college,
first year preparatory
The soldiers at Libby prison had no care
The southern soldiers stood with guns,
And the prisoners Of the north did not dare
The dead line to pass; n
2641 Pomeroy avenue; age II; B5, Corn
well school.
The butterflies have no care;
But have; oh, alas!
Sometimes / do not dare
Even the house to pass.
519 Ganahl street; age 13; grade s, Corn
well school.
We started on our journey without care,
But when at the depot, alas!
We found that Willie on a mischievous dare
Had hidden our railroSd s9.1 pass pnsnuonv
2sO E. Twenty-hfth street; B4. Thirtieth
street school
Kid Johnny said he didn't care,
'Tis sad TO say. alas;
To whip him teacher didn't dare;
That's why he didn't r pass pass; pr,prN
1901 e. Thlrty-third street; B4. Vernon
avenue school.
A man without single care.
But very poor, alas,
Thought one day that he would dare
n''i'0u' e"sA LEO rILLFY,
s2s Wall street; age IL; AT grade Boyd
street school,
Little Jimmy said he did not care
For the swimming pool but, alas!
And yet he knew he did not dare
The cooling waters he could not pass
FRANK TOM HOWELL,
ass Third street; 5th grade, Boyd street
school.
We had a dog that did not care
For anything, alas!
There was no cat that would ever dare
NiOSe ~ 01' KARL roMKINs,
1913 Ashland avenue; age 9; "A; ocean
Park.
You may not care,
But ]. alas.
Would not dare
l""' us'' BESSIE CHAPMAN.
Al. Ninth street school.
Sometimes we do not care
When school has come; alas
We do not dare
ROSE WILLIAMS,
500 N street, Kern; age IS; grade l.
Az went out one dark night
stumbled and fell to the ground;
When / got up 1t was light,
And what do you think found; seorn
EDWIN H FASSOLD'
Roy 442 Monrovia. Charlotte avenue school,
grade 2. Age years
Little George had not a care
But he was naughty, alas!
II naughty again he'd dare
little willow switch ned haVs eso3r@ 10 pass
900 South Wilson avenue. Pasadena; TIN
grade.
Always free from care.
So they are saying. alas
oh. IL I but dare.
Say l am not free to pass
KATIE GAMSJAGER.
1905 Delmar street, Pasadena; grade o.
Grant school
What do I care.
But, alas!
You will dare
The playhouse door to pass
GEORGE ASHBAUGH
so7 Third street, grade 4, age 10; San
Bernardno.
Could anyone believe what a care
NV dolls are at times to me, alas,
One saws whip me II you dare.
So I can't leave such things pass.
JESSIE CLAUDINO,
sea w Thirty-sixth place; b. Jenerson
street school; age 9.
LET us be gay and free from care.
AS at Redondo Beach: alasi
Time goes so swift, II I would dare
Old Father Time I'd not let pass
ANNA NJ PELREN,
1901 E. Thirty-third street; AT Vernon
avenue school
Guide your old machine with care
II you strike tree, alas!
Then you nevermore will dare
Amy obstacle to pass. ..,,,o-,
WORKS CONNoR,
Sse East Fffty-fr street. Mckinley avenue
school, grade B5. Age TO-