The Dickinson press., 1912-06-08


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supply the now hourishine territories
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pfepare IA. furnish them with the most
valuable .treaserers Of our " state.
what conad oe mos 1%a a5sn. una ~
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exDend his whole ambition and energy
in. the unraveline Of the bounttful gifts
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south but BY the most favorable of
climatic conditions. These things E
not mete vlslone on t tas ""l1'n ou'
Whu 10 ,ve hesitate With s,ch nos.
sibilities within our grasp? The COM
munity. will not Advance more rapidly
T T1am ~ "ss;r Ii seI Wh w. do WE .tapd here
idle? Let us lay hold Of the situation
and take full possession. It behooves
every loyal citizen to do all in his
power to promote these interests SO vital
to the welfare of ourselves and the
public.
A reading from Euaene Field-..The
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much credit al. AN impersonator.
The audience was delighted with a,
Woo, solo hv M;se Mar;orie Sticknev.
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sweet and full of expression, qualities
| that are usually not found SO pronounced
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70 continued applause WIN seco"u
selection.
The defamation emitted Panama
was given by Anthony Springer and not
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Inc class poem woulo nave oeen d
credit to a professional poet and was
| COMPOSED by JOice Scarf as follows:
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DE 1t1ENE
Once two merry little brooklets
Started forth upon a journey.
On a long and lengthy journey
TO their great and mighty father,
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~ +h hpo H-ean I'D "a enn;i;na nro ;r;e
~ - Ivy ~ Laaa., l;+.ia h-eotiata
&C., :: saetts ane INTO The otbar
..Come ,,;.h No non nv ;o,,rnav
~ :, arae w. an e MIAMI father
M;ss;ss?nn; L;na If r;yors.
W. m;Ii hos.an thro,ah Tho .
We will hurry Ger the prairies;
We will frolic DER the hill sides;
We will sing for joy and gladness: J
We may cen become q river
Be a great and powerful river; >.
Have a gift of worth and value
For our great and mighty father,
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linen the otner niue otook!es
uen ana WIN uecislon'
Salu An, l aul III ~ hul.y
10 compete my P'easan! oulhey.
9tay WIN me- ha we WIN wanuer
through t"e green ahu p'easan lneau-
Dl:.y-uoily - tne oul.oA. ~ .,.
aolter y gag. leeos ano lusnes
Kamole tn1ougn tne cooi. green 1ofeSts
listen " lne idIAs anu t Iiu1tles
As tney warDle SONGS ~! siauness'
Ahen OUT Journey VIII NC pieaSan''
But the more ambitious brooklet
Said, Thou lazy little brooklet!
Come, and do not he 80 dr0wsy; .
Let US. hasten on our journey:
We YIN sa1e ene snoatest pathway
~ tac ,aleuty MloSAsslppl;
We WI Cot q oeep' 9eep Cna: :a1 :.
ln1ousn inc steep ano locAy I'LL sloeS'
Spoke the second little brooklet,
Whilst he toyed among the pebbles,
Brother, l am almost tempted "
To 20 with thee on thy journey.
Tarry but q little Longer,
Then, perhaps, l may 90 with thee;
Follow thee upon thy journey"
But the day and spriehtly brooklet
Turned away and would not listen,
Sped away upon his journey. T
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