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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-11
The Chofrmastsr.

IN me evening OF Feb. 20. a musical
rnssttslnmen viii be given at the Rich
master is the name OF the nisy 49,
- unner the direction of Mrs. : p
o,nristisn and Mrs. W. =. Jones. The
IoIIo"ing IL the cast OF chararter.
frof Amaziah Jones. the C~hoirmast.-
rhos. Trot;. President Board Of 'TTe eass
Joshua Chills Abraham AsEancs beaii
Husterlty-Members Music Commit
ee-tfarry Lucas. o Archer. Joseph
Billy Base. what His Name Indicates
Stephen stopit. a popular tenor C0
Reginald barrie Tone. a Baritone COX
Bill Getum. the Town Police Force Ho'"
Susan ouivers. Win Whom ,ba weiss
master Falls in Love. lean bs,
ii@ mn mardtobeat. the Indespenssnie
Cynthia Singer. Always in R Rssi Mf.;sre
Hytie Banse. a Jolly Member '''" COX
Accidental Tone. the Heirloom HSTn'e Of s .S"
The spic and span Girl. GIVEN hu fa
Svpats Mrs Ward. COrdelia Day
Scenei. Act Choir Room OF III.
0yerirue. Instrumental. Mrs. ". p Jones
opening Chorus-Tnits Of Unity
Choir and Music Committee
faithful Stewards. We
.Trott Music Committee and choir
The Dove OF Peace ~
Trott. Music Committee and choir
The indispensable Member. solo
a sherlock Holmes Of song Am -
Finals Wv "9trnsster
Concert. i"'
lniermezzo. Instrumental.
Tn. Mrs. W. T. Jones
M. cynthia and Chorus
Reggie BARR Tone and chorus
J Love and Live For Thee fmoffve
sonE1. solo. Susan nyt,o..
] Love ana 1--we Tor Thee tDuetp-.
~ susan and Choirmaster
Nh"n All signs Are Against You
stephen Stopit and Chorus
49, IHL ION 'rN ........ Chorus
NY ,holr Celebrated tsolol C~hoirmssfer
. ""' Ensemble. Chorus
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TIE MIsER-

THE CAST:
Ephrum Calcost: The Miser.
Ben Chase: His friend.
sam Young: His nephew
The Time: Evening.
The Place: Calcost's Notion store.
Kalamazoo. Michigan.
Calcost counting the changel-One.
two. three. four-business is Koin' down
-down-no tellin' anything NOWADAYS.
Ben. all goin' out. nothin' comm In. An
Twin so high-not "a chick nor "A child
an las year l spent nigh on TO 200 dol
lars. Dye hear that? 200 dollars,
Chase (Smoking by the stove)-On
what Anybody TO look at you wouldn't
think you spent two cents %grubbin' your
life away In this danky cellar. Twin off
huskS an apple cores.wearin' nve wear
old pants
csIeost-Go-in. eo-on. what dye know
Sam Young from starvation since mes
ten That boys no more good 20 me
than a Chinaman In Paris. eats his head
OFF and don't earn his salt
Chase tslowlyJ-I oeen wonderin'
lately. Eph whether you an mes sized
things up right with SAM! Lord Knows
/ love a dollar bill better'n anything on
earth. but you'd Just as soon part with
your eye-teeth as give up a quid-Sam.
now. he's different.
Calcost-Different. Of course. he's as
what the sense OF usin' up your gray
matter bout Il; The boy was born a
darn fool with PIPE organs place Of a
him?
tnase-But he's a good bOy-an' / like
nm. That him crossin' the street now ?
Better change the subject.
sam foung-Evenin'. Uncle. evenin'.
Ar. Chase. I'm glad you're both here
together Just come from the post
office. and you might as well hear what
the letter says light now.
Calcost-Whats letters. unless there's
a check in 'emf sam. you better get TO
work clearin' out that there top stockin'
shelf. its a waitin' an you passed 10 up
last night
from now on. I'm lone with night work
an m done with workin' for you.
Nastin' yer breath ~ usual.
NO sense giviu me any OF that brand OF
TAX. cause I don't take the trouble TO
listen ! don't even catch the sound OF
Copyright. 1912. by Aoa
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IN Wy CdhI u 10 appIed 10 Others7 And I'M Vbat
pOSslpir direction could a study ~ energy and time-sav.
's d. more 'a'iahie than IN relation 10 shopping
are y0u an efficient shopper? ! don't sfmplv mosp
90 YOU get what YOU 90 after. But do YOU eet n vifb'
ou' using an unduly large amount 81 time and energy,
y was after a morning Of shopping which ler ms
astonishingly tired and out ~ temper that I hogan 4,
wonder u might not use more efficient methods \,
this matter "' w
went over the ground Thoroughly In my mind
ana formulated some rules for more cnicient shopping
s'oppWk raves y'i astouishinEly tired and out OF
temper. YOU may be- interested in them
One should always make out "A LIST. NOT o,ty 81
Mu,l'S 70 Do shoppcd for. but ~ places 90 be- Waited
I"lc" during that day went back to n etop In .bich
h"h bought on" article. FOR another n viii certainly
save time ~ before foavfuo bcrv. a.. s
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mers Rowan. q. s. 4. retired. N The
.rii' llst ~ fhe army. and promoting
him % DO q colonel Major Rowan f.
20" "hicr Who carried tho message 10
'arria during tho Cuban revolution.
D. who hayardcd bis DIE 90 perform
lnIs hut The officer g. from Jn.ys.
W. va
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Island Literary Club.

The Island Literary Club will NEE,
February IL at the home OF Mrs. f
II. Biedman and the following pro
gram will be rendered:
Literary is the Immortality OF
Speech."-Schelegel.
Short Story Writers.
Margaret Deland ......M Mrs. F1esher
Mary wilkins Freeman ..........
.......... Mrs. Bell McGranahan,
Mary n. Murfree Miss Minnie Stewart
Jane Adams. of Hull House ........
.......... Miss Matte Dittman.
The Question OF Flats and Apart
ments Mrs Byron.
Current Events
........Led by Miss +. Lawson.
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The following is from the Parkers-
burg-Dispatch News: Mrs. Henry dis
delightfully."- on Saturday
afternoon, honoring Miss Jessie Nc
Cullagh. OF Wheeling. who is the guest
OF Mrs. Mentor Caldwell. and Miss
Porter. OF Pittsburgh, Pa. who is Wis
Ing her sister. Mrs. S. b. Langftt. The
hours were delightfully."- spent in max.
Ing fancy work and at Ave o'clock a
luncheon OF lovely appointments were
served.
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Celebrated Birthday.

Little Miss Lillian Kaltenbach. the
OF Mr.. and Mrs. George Kali
tenbach or North Market street. enter.
talned a number OF her little friends
10 celebrate her birthday. The dining.
and the little hostess received a nur.
Der OF useful gifts. The guests in.
Guided Misses Leona Committee. Dor.
othy. Miller. Lillian Carroll. Luretta
Armbruster. Elizabeth Cook, Dorothy
lavender, Marie Z~oellers, Mary
hughes. Marie Adams. Josephine
Luanne Huselbee. Lawrence
oates, Hazel. Kaltenbach. Virginia
Ritter. Helen Ritter. Elizabeth Wing.
erter. Helen Conrad. Nellie Conrad.
Lillian Basher and others.
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w. n
TEACHER OF SINGING.

Strengthening and developinx
speciality.
Until the closing OF my tax coll
iecting. July LIST. 1913, viii teach
ny appointment. afternoon and
sNenings. at my home, 402 :.
'front.' st Bell phone No Io34
n following testimonial from
one OF my former pupils:
To Whom 81 Nav Concern
u cannot speak too highly OF
MT Clemans' work. In the
groundwork Of Voice Culture.
SUCH as the building up OF the
throat and teaching the pupil the
methods OF controlling the voice
Mr. Clemens in my judgment Is a
great teacher. He has the grit ~
Keeping his scholars deepiv in
terested and enthusiastic in their
work. He throws his whole SELF
into his work and every stage Of
progress is characterized by thor
oughness. ] can most heartily
reoommend him to my one. young
n r BIGGER.
Former Pastor Third Pres. Church
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VALENTINO Luncheon

The Fort Henry chapter. Daughters
Revolution Will enjoy their annual
w ~ashlngton birthday anair In the city.
The members will meet AZ The home
Miss Caroline Hupp and a luncheon
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will be served. A special program 4
being arranged for the day.
Prudential

The officers and district agent OF the
Prudential Life and their wives will
enjoy their annual banquet at the
Stratford Springs hotel on next Sat
urady. beginning In the afternoon.
There VIII be several hundred guests
present aud prominent officers OF the
company and interesting talks will be
given during the day.
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70 RESTORE TITLE OF
CUBAN WAR HERO

hpecial tFspafru 90 the TrfaIIIreo.sr
WASHfNGTON. D. G.. Fob DO
SonAior Chiffon to-day introduced "a
tlh in The senate proidinr for the
rcsiOfatiOn Of M.yyr Andrew sum
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The DAILY CHIT-CHAT
BY Ruth Cameron

A hE you ured Of hearing about the efficiency movement ,bs, ,n., 49,.
u science OF domg things tn the quickest IN easiest way,
80 " you IRE not ] have. q o. application tr n A vm, tuo.
he efficiency idea has been applied to houseworE. and a. has 49,. 49," n snow
la y thhhauhE useless motions. perNcung her aptaratu and t,rr,yt,a
ne conditions under which she works. sue as tho position n ap,,rs,,s 49,
car be saved "o"an ue and energy
Sow n the science Of efficiency 10 useful In ,h.h on.,.n..
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rs. j. H.: Rosenberg. No. IS TWENTY.
fourth street. on Friday evening and
me same attendants will take part
tne pubic is cordially invited and a
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Health and Beauty Aids
By MRS. NAE MARTIN.

A J. B.: You can have beautiful.
long. glossy and nuny HAIR OF rich
even color II you shampoo carefully al
least once every month with any wash
that does not contain free" alkaii D.
not use soap. The best, most Depend
eble ana really delightful mixtur. n.
inaas oy dissolving a teaspoonful OF
canthiox IN a cup OF hot water. This Is
.nough TO cleanse both hair and scalp
thoroughly Of dandrun. dirt and excess
OH &aa the hair dries quickly and even
~ Win wonderful gloss and delight
iui SOFT nuniness.
Mrs. NJ: Clogging skin with poxdsr
nhely 10 ruin the nnest complexion. en-
.sIss pores and produce pimples and
oiackheads An economical. home-made
rpurmax lotion Is fine for io,,
rsuits and freguently used instead OF
Imparts a delightful. veIvety smooth-
ness and healthy hue to the skin. Get
aour ounces OF spurmax from your
water TO which add two teaspoonsfuls
kIycerine- The spurmax lotion pre-
vents chaps and overcomes oiItness and
'hat hfeiess look TO the complexion.
Florence: Your pimply skin ana rum
Gown FEELING is doubtless due to impuri-
ues IN the blood. which cause most skin
eruptions The best and most effectiy.
remedy is this homemade and yery
Inexpensive one: Dissolve one ounce
hsrdene In a half-pint alcohol mot
enough water TO make a quart 1aka =
tablespoonful before zach meal ana IL
viii expel poisons from the system
lar ana tone skin and build up and
Blanche b.: Yes. you can reduce your
s~upernuous flesh without dieting or ex-
farmless remedy: Dissolve four ounces
parnotis In n pints of hot water ara
'"he a tablespoonful before meals. IL
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own y0u max" our p ht 81 shops n be- visited IN mo order Of t~r, 70,
Tor there ~" "Wt 10 DON
Ut ou are Fomg Ia have several things to carry do nt f, 10 ,a~
NOM" separately u Us confusing 10 Try 20 keep tract Of them A.. 40. -
Ie OF me hansef U loss. and confusion often tires ono NOR, to, -
work Either have some kind of a bag or case TO carry then n "a " h"u
them wrapped up together '" " " ave
Don't Jet yoursetf get too tired FNe INMATES sp.nt I'm he rt -oou
JUST HIaNng would double your efficiency Tor the rest al tho f,-snoo, '"
pont TOT Yourself 60. tOo hungry when yu begin 10 tt cr,,....
'a umbe q concentrate got q cup 81 chocolate pr bouinion md se -
much simpler everything seems 'u Se ho"
90 sure 70 veal comfortable shoes and a ueht. small hat
Ihese ae iu" q Few things thar feel uouId max M a MOI. os.E-.
hopper lheN ma llfase yCL and then again. hcy may pt 80. -
ty Don't 'e) may start q train az thought which will bring Won 80
helpful @as ' "H 'u some
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Tho Japanese wedding which vas
given a. tho home Of Mrs y - Somcr
Vile will be- repeated a. the home OF
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Valentine Party.

An Entertainment and Bazaar will he
siven by the Ladies of the chani,p.
street NJ. F. church on Friday evsnine
ats o CLOCK Coffee and pie Will he
served The following program win he
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Informal Dance.

An Informal dance will he given at
tne Elhs club. on Wednesday evening
~ THIS week Is Nessrs. joe King. Lee
Swift. elem Branum. Alfred Sonnsborn.
larry i.utz. Earl Hodges. Ivan Spears
Nfkle ~SteadTnan. Wrighf'S orchestra
T columbus. viii furnish the music and
LIE Following IL the program.
When The Midnight Choo Choo
Leaves FOR Alsbam
Waltz That's How ] Need You"
/" St'p Httchy Koo"
MhI'. Ny Little Persia Rose"
Everybody Loves = Chickeu
w hlt1 ..-..-.. Whistle It.
Two Step ....... "Swaras shoe"
Waltz Dreaming. My Love. 81 You"
When ] Get You Alone Tonight.
Take Ne Back to the Garden Of
Love
Two step .......... o the Mississippi"
waltz ..........-- Always You"
Two Step .........
Waiting FOR the Robert y Lee
waltz ......... Perfect Dav"
Two Step ......." Itagfim Goblin Man"
waltz .......... Goodbye Everybody"
Extras
BE Ny Baby humble Rec"
hiN .s-s..t .-..s. -.-.I Love You
Two Step. Row. Row. Row
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Tuesday Bridoe Club

Mrs j. T. Wright viii entertain The
members OF the Tuesday Bridge club
this AFTERNOON al her home I'm High
ana Park and the members will all
be present.
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Arion Auxiliary.

Arion AuElliary.
Tre members ~ the f1dioa AurIfarv
- the Arion. will meet az The club par
iors on Thursday evening and cards and
dominoes will 20 enjoyed During tire
evening. refreshments Will he served.
and prizes awarded only member ~
the Ladies Auxiliary are welcome. and
"a fine time ~ Anticipated
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Tree fiom wrinkles or fabbiness IL h.,
helped many who have trisd Tor years
to md relief. ~
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For Miss Nc CuIIaoh.

.......Led by Miss f. Lawson.
Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1913-08-29
FARM BIRD BULLETIN.

Coiored Plates and Interesting lnfor-
Il nation Free to All Applicants.
Do you like bird pictures in natural
.tolors? Do you know which birds are
Ut value to your farm and orchard?
II these topics interest YOU, YOU will
certainly want copy OF Farmers
Hsulletin 513. recently issued from the
United States Department OF Agri-
eulture Washington. D. c.
Insects cause us an estimated loss
of $700.O00,000 year in agricultural
products now. A long study of the
food of birds shows that this loss
would he much greater were it not
Tor our feathered friends. and that
Even the hawk and owl spend most
Of. their time in pursuit Of insects.
imice and other injurious animals
kEhe stomach Of one bird examined
aoontained 1900 small insects of a
kind very destructive to fruit trees
These and hundreds Of other inter
esting facts are stated in this bull
letin, but the most striking feature
is the liberal use Of pictures in color
which make it appeal to all children
and bird lovers from six to sixty.
Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1913-08-29

rule has been to reserve such days
for special services. Accordingly 1t
is hereby announced that there will
be preaching Sunday afternoon at 2:3O
at the Bascom Bench sclOOlhOuse.
to be followed by Sunday school.
Though we know that this is busy
time, we hope to see good attend
ance at this service. Subject: "Some
Conference Memories" Services at
Garneill in the evening at 1910; same
subject.
DIR. +. Fulkerson, who represent
ed the Board of Foreign Missions ut
conference. has had an extensive ex-
perience III foreign lands, having
spent twenty years in China, Japan
and Korea. Perhaps no one is more
able to give proofs of the progless of
Christianity in those countries. Re-
ference to this Soldier of the Cross
and his work will be made at both
services Sunday.
There are but ten Junior Epworth
leagues in the north Montana con-
ference. There is no reason why
there should not be four times that
number. Let's see what point will
be the first to report local chapter.
The pastor was sumptuously enter
tanned last Sunday at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. J. &. Lester. Mr.. Lester is
one of the progressive ranchers on
Tennessee bench and is harvesting 4
bumper crop of grain. His estimable
wife is one of the most active work.
ers in the Oxford Sunday school, be-
ing the assistant Superintendent of
the same and teaches the primary
class.
There is strong talk of organizing
ladies' aid society at Oxford. This
certainly will be move in the right
direction. There is no branch of work
in the Methodist church more enthu-
siastically and practically handled.
The three societies in this circuit last
year did business amounting in the
aggregate to oyer $3.50. The ladies'
aid society gladens the pastors heart.
1t is expected that there will be
something doing" in the way of
eats in the neighborhood of Garneill
about next Thursday evening. The
"blues" who were victOrs IN the in
terclass contest are getting hungry.
They think it improbable that they
can hold out longer than that date.
The boy scouts of troop /. Garneill,
are planning nice little hike for
about the last of September or early
October. AS before, the boys from a
distance will be welcome to take
part. Anyone wishing more inform
alton should write the scout master,
&. ID. Bradley, Garneill.
How do you feel over the big crops
you are harvesting this year? If you
feel as though you would like to
bring to the Lord Il thank Offering,
why not let it apply OH our benevO-
lences. The app0rtionment will
amount to about Sl.56.
Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1913-08-29
SIGHTED AN ELK.
One Party Lest the Game, While tho
othse Side Won the Match.

One Party Lest the Game, While the
othor Side Won the Match.
Sometimes the autumn is very hot
in the Rockies-h0t. still, glittering
weather, with the thermometer at 90
or more.
Three hunters on such a blazing au-
tumn day sat ON the hotel porch Of
small mountain town. Their shirts
were open Mt the throat, and they
were tanning themselves with their
big felt hats. But suddenly one of
them exclaimed:
"Look, boys, look!'
They looked where the man pointed,
and q wonderful sight met their eyes.
On a peak at the summit Of the high
trail, 1900 feet above their heads,
stood a superb elk. There he stood
like a statue, his antlers beautifully
outlined against the bright blue sky.
Bucks are scarce enough, but an
elk!' gasped the three hunters, and in
Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1913-08-29

Judith Gap, Meagher county, Montana, To-
Gated In the center Of the largest and most
proilflc winter wheat region Ia the world, b
On the Great Northern and Milwaukee rail.
roads, 1893 miles west Of st. Paul, us miles
east Of Helena, the state capital, and 24S
lortbeast OF Butte, the greatest mining camp
bn earth; 10 miles east Of Great Falls, the
Plttsburg Of the west; ia miles west Of BIZ.
hugs, the sugar beet city; and 1895 miles east
81 Seattle, the key to the Orient.
Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1913-08-29
UNCLE ELLIS FABLES
They Do Not Change as Other
Things, but Stand Pat.
TALE OF SAGE AND LOVER.

Matrimony Sought by the Foolish Only.
Humanity Hard to Satisfy IN the
Case Of the Mistaken TravsIer-The
oficeholder That Was Too Honest.
BY N. QUAD.
copyright, 1909. by Associated Literary
Press.I
= HOUSEHOLDER who had suf-
"a fered considerable damage by
"a rats borrowed trap of a
ncighbor and had the good luck
to catch one Of his annoyers. He was
drawing water to fill tub and make
4 case Of drowning when the rat CALI
ed out:
Don't be in such q hurry about
this thing. want to talk little"
But you are a doomed rat" was
the reply.
"Oh, as to that I'm not kicking.
We've all got to 50 some time or 9th
err"
"But what do you desire to say:
''This is q borrowed trap. isn't it,"
'lt isl
'And the bait you caught me with
was only a piece Of old bacon instead
OF mellow checse?"
THAT is u fact"
II was made fool Of and am ready
to admit it. but don't you see you are
in the same boat? I'm going to be
called a fool for getting into the trap,
while your neighbor is going to call
you a fool for not catching two Of us
at the same time"
Eyes, that's Just like Jones, but what
shall We do about iii"
"Why. III have to 60 and hunt up
my brother to make the other One."
Moral.-The rat was set at liberty
and didn't come back, Of course.
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Birds and lnssets and vsastatien.

"A we'll known French scientist has
asserted that without birds to check
the ravages Of insects upon vegetation
human life would vanish from this
planet in the space of nine years. But
for the vegetation the insects would
perish: but for the insects the birds
would perish, and but for the birds
vegetation would be destroyed. Ma
ture has therefore formed delicate
balance Of power which cannot be dis.
turbed without bringing great loss and
unhappiness to the world. - London
Tit Bits.
Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1913-08-29
Water for Calves.

Calves two or three months OF age
should have ten pounds Of water a day.
That was the result of trial with thir-
teen calves at the Kansas station. In
many instances the young calves get
no drink except what they receive in
their skim milk. Evidently this is not
good care.
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Much reading will not make full
nan as quickly as much feeding.
Poetical Biography Of Ny Life.
BY a Local Sheepherder.


Come all and maidens. and listen while sing:
My song you'll see is parody on almost anything.
MY experience i'll this socalled world don't amount to
much. It's true
But things 90 wrong long. matter what do.
was born in that old sunAower state brought i'll
wagon. too
'ss. that is the time this country all was new.
My father stopped to rest his mules the Powders
middle branch;
Twas there spent my boyhood days little cattle
ranch.
landed in Montana in the year nineteen and four:
did not have a maraue. was feeling pretty sore
bummed around in and out Of town but nothing could
1see.
But ramble round the wooes all twas left for
I've travelled good old state from Trout creek
down to Miles:
Dropped off the train town and loafed around
awhile
Trying honest meal: hut nothing could I
rambIe the wooies it all twas left for
At last landed in Melville that city Of great fame.
One man alone knew OF there-Finch Harmon
his NAME
went to homestead. thought happy would he
ramble round the woolies it all twas left for
From went to Martins ranch sheep ranch.
for fair:
never had had experience but surely got it there
They IS and board and good old sheppard too
And ramble round the woolies was all had to do.
Next the Smart ranch to herd wooley band.
Through blizzard rain and sunshine stayed with it
like q man.
Big drops of tears came in grieved heart
full sore
Till the grass got green then what shot the
check more.
These words are true tell this will not deny.
I've been bum through all life and a darn good
reason why:
can't make good where go but I'm blame
YOU
For rambling round the woolies is all that's left for
The reason that wrote these lines friends can't
tell why;
This life is all dream and will I've till die.
will see peace happiness hut AS long as so free
III ramble round the wooles; it is good enough for