New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-21
The Coming TOwer
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To thee within this room, dear euestl
IT'S sweet to that thou and l
This night beneath roof shall lie;
For this l deem most dear, guest
In all the world or east or west
Whereer thy tarrying be,
Blessed is the roof that shelters thee!
Anne Arrabn IN the Century.
No pompous couch no trappings grand
DO l. a weary guest demand
Your hospitality, Of heart
Compes my gratitude in part
In mart because find the guest
Gets hardly any dreamess rest
kitchen always below
His room; at half-past five
He hears pretending not to mind herr
Your Katie the cofee-grnder
Again he tries to sleep but can't
Because the blankets are too scant
know it's wrong, or north south,
To look a gift in the mouth,
But if it's all the same to you,
III take 49,
Don't bother please, to take down:
l really must get back to town.
r the truth even if the truth unpleasant counses Mr.
lis Schwab Oh, all right Nothing gives US so sharp ana
acting a pain as the maxim of millionaire
ALWAYS adds Mr. Schwab, "have pleasant word" Poly
anna!
Annette Kellermann Write
From the Ogdensburg n. " Daily News
wANrED-Two girls in stripping department Good wages
Hannah Bros Cigar Co.
Nave Montgomery dead and the stage sweet soul and
dian noore Our first memory Montgomery and Stone
backface team at the Ferris Wheel Chicago and they
| our Youthful homage with Williams and Walker Our Ia
- minutes used those in which Montgomery and stone
THE Wizard o. ut was the good ship Cuspdo 'na
sailed for Bsfhn's Bay
Yesterday driver of mail sentenced to five days.
but the general depression visible in many faces was due to the Wa"
And some day perhaps Magistrate will speak sharply to
the driver of express company truck.
THANK YOU, FREDDIE
Sir It has my attention that certain persons whose
names need not mentioned here have referred to the eight
- Theatre as an "a-spar cast" want to brand this mme
datey as a malicious falsehOOd 1t is only far to -
- anu
" himself to state that perfect harmony and complete
m 0e supreme during of the play and all signs point
to continuation Of this state OF AFFAIRS . c
Press Representative Lew Fields's Enterprises
P left two in your name at the o0AOh'e
Whom Of us would like to out in political PARADE
From an address by John p DAWN NJ D. before the Judiciary
Committee OF the Senate of New York
Well whom would?
Ever since Mr. Bliss Perry said there satire in America
there have beenwe the Lancaster County u Ozeh mas
headline, "How the Newspaper Man Gets RIch
Our Own Richard GawtOn MackalD has composed
the following ITO Luasta Going to the Marriage License
should not love thee, dear, much
Loved not safety
is wholly possible that some the young who have
rushed TO the marriage license have been rushed there by
their own patriotism that of their fancees Many woman
would rather be a soldiers widow than slackers wife
Song: Willie HohenzoIern Would Have Been Different boy
Now Willie Hohenzolern once was just little child
As innocent and sweet e'er you'd see
Fiat Prussan court he had not spent his early h1e
He might have been as kindly as are we
An Obereutnant stern and bold all his childhood knew
Iofl place that fiction says is dear.
to learn the goose-sep his baby feet could walk
So to us now excuse for him is clear.
He never had mothers kiss imprinted on MS Dro"'
Nor said at mothers knee evening prayer
Oh Willie Hohenzolern would have been different boy
Il he had had mothers tender care
When nothing but halfgrown lad they sent him far from
home
learn that Kultur standards are all right,
hey took him and they signed him up in elghty hours
week
Of Drilling Arts and Crafts and Schreckchkeit
And when his soul revoted at designing uniforms
ihey rudely 10 him shrinking then did say