New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-10
The Coming Tower
A KANGAROO LAMENT.

uumnin
vh,rc the waraah and waffle ablaze
How long Wombo where the sheep and cattle roam
And a life that's in the open fills your days
,,,re had nv I'll Of cities their sitting crushing pain.
whore Won fight for existence every day.
:, 80, win tho bitter you your rotten gain
ls nachcd else. who has to pay
d q doesn't matter where you the farce is just the
In Boston, sydney, London or in Perth
Won win losc-I you losehe bOrcsOme, stupid game
Goes and on in every town on earth
rant 70 leave tho citv blarc for hush
Where there's room every who wants to live;
Fay removed greed and grac sumS and nbways rot and rush,
Where your days slip gently by as through Times sieve
We, t Autumn in Australia, and the golden days arc
While the harvests being gathered in with care,
How I'd love to sail for sydney, I'm aching to be
And hoso { be there when I'm there ~
We have failed somevhow thrilled by of the Shake
are tercenenay ceebraton the prospect of seeing Mr.
Percy acKayes Masque exes not We took to celebrate te
anniversary the by Mr. Charles D. Stewart OF Madi
90, Wis-the same Mr.. Stewart, imagine, who wrote The
Fugitive Blacksmith Read couple of Shakespeares plays he
unsecd Preferably the you not familiar with Well
e have lust finished "Trolus and Cressda and Imon OF
Athens; and had a grand time reading them
Sreaking Of books most Of Hardy missing so we
h e4 bougbt new set And the enjoyment
there in set Hardy with the pleasure be got out of new
. +b e are about the same-we strongly tempted to
give away Jitnibus of JOY
AND HIS ADDRESS is 885 CENTRAL PARK WEST.
EIGHTH meeting At previous gatherings have always tried to
invite as many conb possible but there are great many
whose names and addresses haven't So won't you please
announce Tower that contrib w1shng an ~
get it by communicating with me? ''"'"
Sir Owen Seaman is reviewing Mr. James Forbess The Show
IN punch" Certainly he the purely American per-
- If Miss Margaret Moatt at the opening Of the rst act
e DC Good as ANYTHING in the play But the humour Oh
~ Forbes or at least the Of it, something more than Amerl-
The attitude Of toward things American is nothing
less than snobbish
Miss Mofa by the way American but not the kind Sir
o7er thinks her She happens be a Canadian
OHM N.Y.
s still more shocking condition electrical trade is the fact that
" ~ Aurere n j. a NewY good switches receptaee'
and remote i-adv) the Coming 1O"e-rve seen him do
A' ''i'N
benever carry an umbrella" says Ducnea, ut s sure not
n rain Yesterday morning vverng along with Old Sig Spaeth
we were DESTROYS should not rain Let us insure fair
weather suggested by putting the top Which was done'
and the shining brightly Then the ven
cradle critic story of the Ancient Mariner who desperate
for breeze tried light cigarette with his last match
In regard to universal service the President ad his mind
was still "to let" The President to be reader of the Hon.
Tad Dorgan's cartoons.
That. for money Coming entered at Lexington to-
m and we have wageed the price of set of Meredith on him.
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The sporshirt of 1915 extinct but the VirgnacreePr shoe
If 1916 is SEEM as you might say, every hand
CHERRY
rpv Mr. Cora Brewer Tyler,
Co., u.r - s,urbe on and on the early