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Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-03-30
AMERICANS 300
MILES IN MEXICO

III Paso. Mar. 3o.-~-With n force OF
picked American soldiers already 800
miles Inside Mexico. and altogether
fully 10000 United States troops
chasing Francisco villa. the army
supply transportation problem was
the sole topic here today.
The Mexico Northwestern an
nouneed that II was impossible to
ship munitions south before satur-
day. owing TO lack OF equipment.
Army men expressed dissatisfac-
tlon with General Carranza's con
cession"--his permission TO use rail-
roads II only amounts to this. The
lines have been thrown open for use
by tho United States army on the
same terms as they are used by In
dividuals. The army has been at
tempting to ship goods under these
conditions for several days. and kept
the news suppressed, for fear II might
cause controversy Three carloads
lof provisions were sent southwark
from Juarez last night. consigned to
civilians. They will ultimately be
delivered to General Pershing.
villa has been located. In unofficial
adyices. al Santo Tomas, sixty miles
southeast OF MADEIRA. and close to
tho Mexican Northwest railroad, but
pursuit by rail is impossible. as sew
eral bridges have been destroyed
since January.
As this latest report OF the ban.
dts whereabouts probably was de.
layed day or to In reaching the Dor.
der, villa is presumed to have es,
lcaped into the heart OF the Guerrero
mountains. where. according to those
familiar with the country. II will bt
possible for him to hide indefinitely
II reporrs are true that the AmerI.
can forces are 800 miles south OF the
border. they are right on Villas
heels. Colonel Dodd's cavalry was
reported to have passed through Ma
dera last Tuesday.
Those who must keep the soldiers
supplied are placing their principal
reliance on increasing the line OF
motor trucks carrying munitions and
food through the desert wastes OF
northern Mexico. Two hundred
trucks win be making the run regu-
larly by tomorrow. Army men at
Columbus stated that the trucks were
adequate for the purpose. It is evil
dent. however. that real railroad SER
vice would be q big aid to the expe-
dition.
The Mexican Northwestern equip
ment between Juarez and Casas
Grandes consists OF one train COM
posed OF mixed passenger coaches and
four cars. The remainder OF the
road's rolling stock on that division
10 being held by Carranzistas under
military orders.
General Bell said today that II the
main lines came into general use and
their equipment was found insuffi-
cient. he would attempt to get per-
mission for the use OF American
equipment.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-03-30
PORTLAND MARKETS

Portland. Mar. 3o.---Today's mar
ket quotations were;
wheat Club. 900 95; bluestem.
90 Gt.02.
oats--No. ! white feed, 1850
a. $3.50,
Hogs Best live. s.2b.
Prime steers. s7b; fancy cows.
7.S0; best calves. s.
Spring lambs. 10.
Bntter---City creamery. "a; coun-
try. 30@31.
Eggs Selected local extras. 2oh
@22.
Hens. ish @17; broilers. 2sM a
25: geese. i1m12.
Copper. 2s.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-03-30
NEW HOPE

A .
George Barden Is now living In his
country residence. Mrs. Music hav-
ing vacated recently.
The Belgian hare lbasiness In this
locality Is picking UP. Edgerley q
Langworthy. Cruise and George Bar
den all have rabbits on their differ-
ent ranches. iati lFg.f
H. 8 S.lWynant 10 busy these days
placing a foundation under his
pumping plant wa
The caterpillar which has been
plowing on the Parkey ranch LEFT
Tuesday FOR other parts.
Plenty OF beet seed and Japs and
a good seeder are waiting for settled
weather to commence operations
again. ltl'
Mr.. Atkins Ia working at the mines.
Dltches full OF water and plenty
OF water for everybody this week,
" .--------------------.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-03-30
GRANTS PASS AsTONIsHED
by SIMPLE MIXTURE

Grants Pass people are astonished
at the INSTANT action OF simple
burkthorn bark. glycerine. etc, as
mixed IN AdIer-i-ka. ONE SPOON
Full removes such surprising foul
matter Il relieves almost ANY CASE
constipation. sour stomach or gas, Be-
cage Adler-i-ka acts on BOTH lower
and upper bowel, o few doses often
relieve or prevent appendicitis, A
short treatment helps chronic stom-
apa trouble The National Drus
Store, "
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-03-30
TIME CARD
California and Oregon Coast
Railroad Company

(The Oregon Caves Route)
Effective Monday, Jan. 20, 1916.
Train lv. Grants Pass. TOO am.
Arrives Waters Creek.-S:00 am,
Train lv. Grants Pass........3:00 pm.
Arrives Waters Creek..-...4:00 pm.
Train 4 lv. Waters Creek. -..5:0 90 pm.
Arrives Grants Pass-.---.--6:00 pm
On Sundays train No. is cancelled.
All trains leave Grants Pass from
the corner OF G and Eighth streets,
opposite the Southern Pacific depot.
For all information regarding
freight and passenger service call at
the Office Of the company, Public Ser
vice building. or phone 13S-R for
same.
Train will stop on flag at any point
between Grants Pass and Waters
Creek. Passenger service every day
in the week.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-03-30

FOR RENT--Tent house, with two
acres Of ground, garden spot,
chicken houses and yard. Dresser,
library table and rugs for sale.
Phone mornings to s45-J, except
Tuesday and Saturday. 70s
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-03-30
Classified Advertising
ro.. SALE

FOR SALE-SIx-room plastered
house, close In. lot 10ox10O. good
shade. Address No. 241S, care
Courier. 657tf
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-03-30
VETERINARY SURGEON
DECORATORS AND pAINTERs

pAPERHANGING. grabbing. paint
ing. For the best work at lowest
prices phone 2s5-J. Q. 9. Plant.
South Park street.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-03-30

cry. took IL and IL built me right
up, gave me new strength, put my
liver In good shape, and helped me
In every way.n--MRs. ELLEN DoDELE,
Ills Z. 2nd Street.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-03-30

FOR SALE 80 acres. alfalfa and
beet land, at bargain price. Ad-
dress Grave Creek Ranch. Leland.
Oregon. 70S
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-03-30

TO TRADE for Grants Pass property.
$40 acres good wheat land three
miles from eastern Oregon county
w seat. All level Price ten thous-
and dollars.s l.. A. Launer, Grants
!, Pass, Ore. T09
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-03-30

FOR RENT--Fivc-room brick house
on East d street. s14 per month.
Address No. 500. Care Courier. 7O9
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-03-30

NInIng tlanhs. courIer oalee.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-03-30

SNAP for some one. For cash, II
sold in the next two months. four
acres, house, fruit, guaranteed well
over fifty feet deep. cased and
pump, one mile east OF tho beet
sugar factory on Pacific highway.
John Ross. Box ss, r. F. D. No. 8.
Grants Pass. 71b
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-03-30

io0xl5o on d st.. $500; 10oxIoo on
d st., $500; 77xl0o. with modern
cottage. on B st.. $4,000; 1oox100
on A st.. $500; 10oxloO on A St.,
5000; 5oxi33 on A st., $500. Each
parcel Of land Ia high and dry and
Is a bargain. For particulars adj
dress No. 3C5. care Courier. 70S
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-03-30

PIANO. good make Of instrument,
for sale cheap, on account Of owner
leaving city. Address No, 615 care
Courier, or call at S04 North
5th. $40.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-03-30

ANGEL CAKES supplied for any oc-
casion. soc each. Phone 1907. S3
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-24
NEW NlsNItO plAIGROtN DS.

GREAT many people viii begin
~ planning summer outings dur-
ing tn. next thirty days. Many
h have already decided what
inc summer vacation expenditure can
br this year and are puzzling over
ways for making IT 10 furthost and
produce the greatest amount oi rc-
turn In rest and pleasure.
II viii be worth the while uf every
prospective v~aratiouist vho ~ At
work upon plans to consider carefully
the advantages Of g Mesico's owl
summer Fairgrounds. They are TO-.
the mos, part rough diamonds. There
are few tiled bathrooms; very littlo
of Iivcricd service n the other trim-
mings thai make "A visit to a coast
or q fashionable interior summer r'-
sort 80 very expensive.
Hu, of tho substantial benefits ana
pleasures offered by the summcr out
iny Sew McNiyo's mountains affor,
Advantages hat are difficult To- sur.
pass Perfect climate, nights hat az
delightfully."- cool and DAYS that ar'
warm bu, braciug, magnificent seem
,ry and generally guud fishing thcs'
are considerations that should appeal
Last summer quite y number uf ~
|buqu,rquo people discovered the pos
sibl.tics of the Jomoa mountains an'
tina, wonderful and hut ha'i explore,
region in the northern part of III,
state dong the u. n Il. g. railroad
northern Taos aud RIO Arriha couu'
ti.s are fairly n%.'workcd with won.
dorful mountain streams, alive Wit
trout ana afordIng the element %
,N,Iu-ivoucs- thai cInnot be iout,
inywhor, else Boo the Rocky mountain
loday outside ~ N.M MoAIco IN
II one Toes not care 10 rough 10 thcr'
are some firet-olass mountain resort
which AFFORD every comfort and mos
~ the convenience.
Hofor, sou determine to Spend hal
the umW"r vacation appropriation ID
railway fare. and tips. give Sew Mes
300 summer play grounds 'tho one
oven II wIll pay.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-24
BETTER GOVERN MINT TN
IS~t T..

~ 4 letter TO the Herald today judge
-. =. Rodcy advocates the g.,.
= manager form as the most adj
vance and most efficient plan of 'i'y
government. There is no disposition
To take issue with the author OF "A par
ticularly interesting letter ON publ
affairs. which appears on this pagc
today. As a matter of fact the Herald
,- not a~dyucatiug any particular CONF
mission or city manager form for ~
huuuerqu.. We are making "a guu-
the commission government, the adj
Etntag.s and Disadvantage which
have been shown ny the trials II many
other cities, and - put m" whole Ut
tine AVAILABLE Information before tho
n'uul" Of his city Il is our puruus.
200 publish the disadyautagvous state
ucuts ts well as the favorable ones.
Tho fact that 40 have been fayoraa..
lhaa iu uu' Of a total Of more cha
afts response from a. many cities a.
which Sc sent Inquiries i~ a matter over
which U. have uu control We are
presenting rn' facts "a. they come 90
The .Uc loo NluIuuerqu, boz mo-.
aIu any men or Do form of sny-
eminent n ls FOR more efficient mu-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-24
Pepper Talks
b. GronGr NNrHfw ApAN,
Edge

Tho iIi.lD.,r hotH,.I tho other
ltllu. Success, ,ug y..r Failure
is, after an probably. bur a ques-
ton o.. Edge
In fact something likc tho Edge
Of TIE razor that rs carefully
stroppcd each time before using. and
tho one that Is only occasionally
rtropped the former bringing sat.
isfactIon a,. pleasure TO the user.
the later bat irritation and com.
plant.
Edge Is iust that little almost un.
cxplainable something that sets on
the man NJ dominant power and per.
sonali,y EDGE Is ilappy.Ability.
Winning Ability-Edge g. Leader.
ship.
The way you start your day has
everything t. do with the sort ~
Edge YOU create for the result OF
you. day. Smiling into the face ~
the FIRST hour, and entering 4, cheer
FUII@that's giving Edge tie cor.
rect chance.
You can never afford ia neglec,
presenting the finest poSsibl, Edge
10 the everyday world that waichoa
You and which expects 50 much OF
YOU You can never afford not Ia
appear 10 be- ~ vour very BEST
Edge Best.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-24
Vest Pocket ESSAYS
p K < A G II z K S
ny GEORGE FITCH

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e.. uo,k dnvs hoar,en,ng nm his
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proa a"nnJ -
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100 "n'p".ns !" S'"
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-24


these annual m''''nr' '"oN place SIX
teen N|i.IturH attended Tho incronao
ID, ..Yr,rrr ..lt.. this v,,r i. A.,
. ,,
@'F "i NJ" N'N'. '''N'"" owe
d"u.o az tho HdNuuO" 800 clean sport
ia ir.. .i.'. and of fuu H.E,uIur in
., .t.l.. obj. .......i. f.,
boys an" hi''"
Here iu Nlnu0uorQuo $500 can AIl"''
to pa, a .r,,i d,.I Of attention foo th,-
,.., ,, a.. tn,.. .f ODD. who lo,.
.., ,,.,rt, contest tho
.,.,,. IA, University T~buf4dsy.
r,t,a, and saturday and the 3askat-
han r,r,c. In IA, ,ruory each even.
- ,t, r.o,,,, ,r,peb T.. ,f.
-, 49,, ,h,sc ,f ma wh, tntpt VI,
~ .. ,,., 49, SCH, a. not car. fu,
n,o,, snor,s Gill b. well to r..
mor,or ma, TN. santa rc railroad
,,,r. ,h,s m,c,inu az umci,r.
,no,,,,,, =, mako , ycty low ta,,
-, 49,. .a,,,ts. IL an ,vcr IN
-o,,,.a, ,h,, IA, o%tton,ion of r,'.
L. ,4.to,t. a-utb,,t,i,. an oycr IN.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-24
&'h','sp9ho}@
JsyE House

\ presidential rampaign no Longer
upsets finance and industry. II IL
only IN" man who claims 10 he the
champion roller sknter OF the world
who needs 10 worry about the IA.
turc Of uiB business.
The case ~ the Illinois million.
airc who wanted 20 marry hia niece
also o 'ahlishCf the fact that, orca
sionally, there T. a a who doe-dt
hate his relatives,
You NAV no able 10 clean M all
~ the other claimants to tho title,
but you can't whip Kid Alcohol.
Don't bake tho heane.' saws one
~ tho advertisements That "a good
advice. Instead, let the garbage
nan take thcm away.
Give n woman enough money 10
furnish a house and she will come
home with an Oriental rug and n
headache.
n a man can be- loft alone with
his own gas meteor hr has gone far
toward establishing the fact that he
IL honest.
Being a ~domagoguc pays for a
time, bu, the salary tsat goes with
the situation eventually Is cut of.
TRY A HERLLD WANT All
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-24
Work

Work IL anything you have 10 do.
II may DO something you once
wanted to do.
But the minute you begin to have
60 do II, it's your job.
II IL was tho other fellows job
ah. there's the nifty stunt,
That other feller don't have any
thing to do, and lie gets that much!
While you have to do all this.
and you only get this much!
a clerk will holler his head on II
he has 60 so down 10 the shipping
department TO tell sCtuebody some
thing and tho elevator isn't right
there. causing him To have to walk
down IA whole consecutive flight OF
stairs.
But let him get out on tho golf links
that afternoon. or on "A dancing floor
that night with a Covcy of trails.
and he will travel forty eight miles
by the pedometer and eve object.
one is work because he's got to.
and the other is play because no
gets to.
Lotta dinerer % between get to
and got to, isn't there?
Therein lies the essential differ
ence between play and work,
You get TO do n ana you got
20 do the other.
T, While II they were reversed, tho
kicking would DO Just M strong. II
not more so.
Sanity Is only a comparative
term.
While insanity "a = positive term
tsometimes OF several years. In q
nut college.
When ones kin Is Involved. II II
a relative term.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-24
An Awful NiN-tp

Not long ago az Madison, s. n. a
queer miX-up took place, In the
form Of a row at a rafle. between
True Hackett and Ernest Davis.
With such molly-codily names az
those one would have expected
these two young men te hayo
Kissed each other foudlv on tho
checks aud walked about with their
arms around each other
Instead Of that, they ~quHrrolled
horribly and used s]hotguua ON each
other.
For the SAKE f. "uphory these
young fellows should az least have
used rifles AT a ran'", IL they Just
had 10 shoot.
but the whole thing goes 20 show
that tho most tcrrih, sacrifice on
the part ut parents 10 naming chill
drCn perfectly Rcnteol, WTisi-slap-
ping names, won't do amy good
Blood b. thicker than uomoncla-
ture
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-24
Commission Government
For City and County
Wins at Memphis, Tenn.

iodicJl when H"quatnts its DitizoIs
with their government dud spreads
the gospel OF Memphis superiority the
nation over.
Memphis nov has is0 miles OF
sewers. Swing he citv the finest
sewerage system In the entire south
and one Of the finest Boo the country.
Tn" streets of Memphis are kept
sgUupulousIy clean. both IN the bus
mess aud residence section. which
recent, led u visiting official lroi
Pensacola Fla. to declare, upon re-
turning home. that q picnic dinner
might wei, be spread upon the streets
Of Memphis
Memphis now has $50 miles Of
paved streets aud Is known far and
wide as one Of the best paved cities
f., IN the United States. Asphalt. wood
blocks. tar macalam. hitulithic and
other standard paving materials AZ"
used.
The city of Memphis recently
through It's lily tax department. made
actual measurement Of all railroad
mileage n found that the railroads
had been getting by" on about half
mileage. The mileage was corrected
and the roads were forced 20 pay
back taxes ON basis of actual instead
of estimated mileage, netting the city
q considerable um In taxes.
The city of Memphis recently
passed an ordnance requiring tho
telephone company to reduce IT,
rates. The telephone company went
into court and the litigation Is now
pending.
Through q city purchasing depart
mcnt Memphis has saved thousands
OF dollars annually since commission
government was lnaugurate1. in the
purchase of city supplies. An sup
plies are bought through this depart
Imcut, the order In each case whoth-
cr lars" or small. going To the lowest
and best bidder.
Preliminary steps have tlr.adt
been taken whereby the cit, ut Mem
pins proposes tu erect cor acquire "a
municipal lighting plant IN act uu-
thor lzing IN" city 90 do his was
passed this wear by the Tennessee leg
i|slnturo largely through IN. efforts of
N1'or CruWp and over the uppusi-
ton of 70 powerful lobby rcprysouting
tho private Ight.ng company uoV
supplying tho city with cl"Ctrlrity a.
high rates.
The efficiency OF the nro depart.
a.. a.,
training lnt nrcmcn \ Pnmptci
training tower hn, been constructed
for this purpose The Momphi, do.
partm'ut los nos rcgaricd one Of th,
most efficient ion the country.
Memphis has taken 70 grpot man,
forward steps 10 the prutoctI,u col
r INN
o.
WIN Nv" '"' -''''' '''''~'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-24
TuI INTLI,st WoiNS1i, 1EN'n
MELT.

n ADHE than ono hundred
I\/u school boys VIII 'omc o..
AvA huquorquo THURSDAY, f.
practically every important town
the state. 10 participate m the iourit
annual lntorscholastic track ANA h'll
meet. held under the auspices ~ IA"
University - Sew Mexico, and ON the
University campus. The University
vuI bc host a. the visiting athletes
during their stay here, unording them
board aud lodging without cost.
-Four years aso when the first oil
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-24

many Thousands ~ ministcra ara
doing - this successfully, Tho
preacher IL, Ia fact, almost the only
man vino Is not partly ,~osponsible
for the high cost OF living
\ great many very smart young
men who are making $4,000 "A year
and are sitting mp lato at night In
order 10 spend II all On themselves.
arc inclined 10 mako fun of tho poor
and peaceful preacher who never
goes to prize lights and horse races
and who leads such 40 tn~sloriously
u~neXctltay Iifu
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-24

nothing Of several Children, and 10
give literally To all foreign aud do.
mos''c missions and 10 do all this on
Faith. Hope and Charity, along with
as much ~ a salary of $500 a year AZ
he can collect himself. A great
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-24

1DmphlruR y.ritans if n strictly
Russian a case ON which that ma
ton iH7 ,u iuylolahle copyright.
WHY NOT Def the Germans take IT,,
along with fhD other unprorounce-
able thIu. they're said "a have cap
turod lately
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-24

Iurdor. Npril q Seven thousand
printers have ioiurd the british army
since thc outbreak ~ tho var.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-24

W,ut tn McmphY I'ru have been
summarized Tor tho rN.uing Herald
In the following .Hmuiu1icationp
Memphis. Tenn, I- one of The
largest cities ia .H. United states
under the comm ..u lulm oi gov
eminent GuyorIm,ai Ns commits
Sion was ~i1uugur.I.0 th'r" ~ Jan
uiry. 1910. aud h. long since passed
the experimental axe Iuing the
nt-t large city g.. adopt the plan,
Memphis has been closely Watched
hy other cities. mJu. ur whom have
sent their own representatives. to
study the c.ty's government at close
range. These m sstrlcs nave been
greatly Impressed ,ud the fame Of
C., mmlssiou Memphis has spread
far and wide.
The one thing thai stands out
foremost in the Mpuphi, OF today Is
the reduction of thu tax rate under
the new povcrnm,uf The American
people are given TO- OVERCOMING every
thing else and forming their iudg-
mont OF "A city sole. hy IT, tax rate,
regardless of how 'hc money lowed
may be spent. Win Memphis the
commission has l.t only spent It's
80 ,,,
w., So, ,,o ,,, ,,,.
Io,t,r..
80, 80 us.t,, p,y.
.., - .n,,,rt..
sion form IL expense
- a..
W.. a" ~ -, -
~ 800 ,],,n,,ta, ~ 80
- M, 80, ,,.
r"a,t, - .nd M GOV.
ornmrn, hns yi,e, t.ft.r s,tlsf,cttor
H., "a, u.nnl. man o. ,h, old system
i.rd.r N. CONN ..u there i. A.
,r,.r, b.nure ~ ... I,ssiiuao tina,
~l.r,,,,. -,,rmo,t. an 1-,u,rtucui-
a. w,,,h IL prcnr ....h,l I'M nno la,
-. 60 ,c,., ...N.I Ian ,y,ct
MI ,,o' ,,l .,y,... ,',. ,r.rI.y.,
ny. ,v,t. a., "a, ., that th, pI,
I5,, ar. ma mnt. and n thay OK.
moo, o.. ,,m,tr d, .ro rty ma, roll,
H.. 80, - ,"u onrL ,,r .
,'r 49, r,, r,.. 40, -, IA, irl
.,ru,r r,r,SUn H. and b,fIa,,
.,, g.. ,n, ,ar b-,,. ,,,
a., s.n,o,n no. f4ip tb, ,,,, 90
u~.,n,hI ,,al rnr u,r,, .f tho col
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How II started

There was a young fellow named
Rikcr
Who. when asked Of his girl. "Do
you like herr"
said. Ia giv her my life"
Then his friend started strife
BY sHeeriugly saying, you piker!'
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Current Poetry
The Key

just tpvc and /.
prt AL. ,,, mai,
oII Fnt, ma,
Tho lrots and t.p.l Lad. t.r ga ,,
tirbt
Bring oui MA Inu,crn ,o fIumc ,ho
uirht
For y,v o,c ,cu c., charm him
can AN,
Just Love and |
In, We can draw
From The tense string
Tho m,,sic tb,v had ,honght ,o-o,or
s,illed.
Rrlm tho bright cup so long had been
untitled
For YOU. Love Won can MAY
And / can sing
just Love and ].
Can quite forget
Sardonic circumstance
Smile nj Che sncer OF envy ni,v
those
Whose arid liycs are like the scent.
less rose.
For You. Love. you can laugh
And can dance.
Just Love and |
Can give
49, wo,aa ~, -, "'' '"'
p,ur on, our trcasu,o a.Li,, mn ra
For Won. 1--we. vo, cor AMI,
And I on, nrav
Just Love. not Z,
Can he 80 dear
That in surprise
Hearts cold shall throb with tender.
est desire
To mako a place for others By the
Ere
The secret lies.
"rgat owe III
could do
Such miracles
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