Putnam patriot., 1912-10-04
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rich loved looked mp and happy Of it has it's sd side for me Let me tell you how and why eomposea lhe allowed of his angels to earth she that one
 adored her She seemed the affection. and currently believed Miss Blank and engaged. had to return London business and when went back o
 Three months after ball She had just finish ed waltz with tall good looking and was promenadn How do you do Miss Blank ? she quickly replied. am we'll but surprised hear call Ms Blank When you left Brighton suddenly I thought should never yo again You let adiress called again aud-woll and am married. To whom, l gaspea
 o AI7 Prize she replied, pointing the tine tI gentleman with whom she had been daneing That ended
 e My Marie my dream gone left the hal. and ln reckless dissipation eadeavored kill my grief four months pennless Then my trla. was as utter ly stranded homeless and unhappy 1t would be possible t make human being pawned every nket decent suit ot cloaeevery thing and finally spent three months ln work house under assumed name
 there the presence of Marie haunted again One day-Chrstmas DAy-we dinner Several rich people distribute among sweetneats tobacco warm cloth ing hungry and did not look at the visitors when suddenly said to me My good man which would you prefer clothing pipes anl obac co looked up It was Marie rushed from the table out the fields and there found hours after insensble
 When eganed consciousness the memories of the past cept inc my brain remembered well-ah too we-that the first kind words spoken to since fall were by the grill loved and bed there in that workhouse hospital
 wroe the words of the song you heard me sing today when
 got well left the place and became night wachan on some buildings they wereputtn uPin Aid rsgate street While there the music for my song came to me got scrap oI manuscript music paper and joed 1t down. and for a time happy Often when all still poured out soul in this little To brought back the memory oi dead and a ruined life There is little tell could not endure that solitary meditation of my past
 T again took drink lost situation, and as last re thought that perhaps my little song worth few hlings and brought it Mir Turner At this the poor iel into When he himself again, they went and few minutes aervard Mir Turner addressing Law said. Mir Lawson here ten shilngs. It will be enough you supper and decent tonight TomoT morning you to call here and shall give you good position my warehouse As for your want remember this. If you keep sober shall pay good royalty but if you spend this hllngs in drink not another penny will vou get, -
 Lawson left the store and did not make appearance o five days Then he in condition almost as bad as Whe entered Mr Turner looked him He did not ever speak him The smell of bad rum sufficiently told him he wished O know He took hafcrown r-n his pocket handed Lawson and turned his heel Addressing M T--h said, ri this here again put him out
 composer of Ever of Thee immediately left the store God knows what his fate has been Certain ls h never called al Tarne again
 little while Nlr Turner published the over his oW five 7nhs 1t reached its seventeenth edition M splendid houses Gornhll opposite the Royal Exchange built the proceeds of it Turner's esta enriched Men. and children of every color aaI cline sing the of the tramp Lawson And the compost forgotten and unrecognzed in the dear old song Ever of Thee Boston Transcript