New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-15
The Coming Tower
"AMO, AmAS, ANA T"

'.AMO AmAS AMAT"
@ ,. is me beginning and end of my learning,
1, frut Of three years study Of Latin
% done Of the Of bees above alfalfa,
5 was away with the fields where lived the quail
and rabbits,
taking some woodland place awaiting my squirrel
0ry to be brought back by the acid voice of Winnie:
Some one in this class is not paying attention."
~ Winnie would shed few and threaten to write to my
,.,;, TO her was life and life mainly Latin;
We in the class her the reincarnatOn Of Roman
patiently tarryng with until she could reoin the mmora
srbaps to Cesar's wfe-modern mAd she hated
yr was virgin prim both verbs and virtues.
eber one day she buhed scarlet and fastened
over q page.
vnr there was something grave this
We dug arduous and found 80 bertnes
men Of RIGHTEOUSNESS"
Ton wears later when I al work in the city,
summing myself the park day. paused at the bench
and asked my name
Her hair was no longer pulled back and parted in the middle
sd she wore French hoes- if the Madonna
had turned taiors manikn
Wen married butcher and she the mother Of
twins.
That is the beginning and end of my learning
Ano Gmas aHtdt
Well the Federal has ended and the only thing
that interests US Benny Kau whose neutrality vio
lated so often last year, will play in 1916.
With the Federal League The Coming Tower despite
ness for most rebels had sympathy The Feds Of all the big
leagues recognized by issuing annual to its sport
ing editor
Premier Fetheson perturbed over the failure the
bovelers to rally to the coors is all for CONSUMPTION.
THE LETTERS OF DULCINEA
What do you think? You could have
feather heard it, although, honestly nowadays nothing
surprises me.
writes me-he darngest letters strong yet tender
if you know what mean-hat the Triangle Cub-theyre the
boys going to call its play this yeargue what
Dulcnea" Isn't perfectly dandy? At least think the
play will be At any going be of the
characters name and all Ned wrote and asked if I'd mind.
Mind! / told him I'd be tckled sick
The SHOW is going to an Y" the 4th Of Jan
uary and Ned has hope you there before
until then. olye-oi
Fondly, DUIc1NEA
the oden days when Boz Hawley and Doc Mer were edit
ing Yale Record that glorious sheet would have
yrlzed-as it the number"How merry it is to
send presents the friends whom think will send them to
you"
Fain would be in London where Mavourneen" playing
at His Majesty Theatre King played by Mr. Nal
COIN Cherry, Pepys by Edward Sass andbest of all
Ma Samuel Pepy by the peronab Miss Dorothy Parker
The Safety First Federation of America primer
for children, from which volume
There Snd Is he a is boy 2sry IN T 1nf town.
He always stops and listens
n a hurry
To get the street,
He'll get over,
Because he is discreet.
chances has its staff bard but beg
to offer
Little Jack Homer stood a
Awaiting northbound train;
He 10 the track--alasi and alack.
And his folks him agayne.
year since the generosity of Tower conrbs allowed
Miss Mary OByrne have the first enjoyment she had had
thirty DESTROYS Of contributing her Christmas
fund this year may the The Coming Tower with the
that will reach her and be unusually welcome
Unless contribution received before Dec. % that like
better than Tayors Traveogue from Chicago printed
last spring Mr. Taylor will receive the contrb dinner
jan engraved gold watch be bought
for the money
"No how much have on, said the Riverside
Drive how tight the windows Shut
always get a in this front room"
At Of fgureeghting to press the Ford Peace
Agosy is approaching shores Europe including the
lRsyian.
THERE IS SOMETHING IN WHAT
YOU SAY.
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