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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-03
State C. P. A. Sends
Letter Asking Fans
to Observe Game Law
CALL. TO CHOW

Letters are being sent out by ID"
Game Protective Association OF tho
state ceiling attention Z o the pro, a.
ions Of the state law in regard 10 tho
huvinE and selling 81 trout and tn
dynamiting OF front streams. Tho
letters are being soni from the state
office here to local game protective
associations over the state and viii
be sent by them to summer cottaEcrS.
cnmnefS and mountain rcsor keepers.
The letter points out that the hrv-
ing or selling Of game fish Is a VIC q
tioa 81 the state game law II also
condemns the dynamitirg % trout
streams and brands the dynnmiting ne
the meanesf. lowcst-down trick In tho
whole category ~ unsportsmnnlit'
ncts. a renucst ls made hat an Of
lenses should - reported.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-03

Have you 90 ted g rnniumg'"
no. We have some very nice chty
snnfhemums'
4 must have g%craniums. They are
Tor my wife"
hamums'
You don't understand. The ger.
auiums are tn replace some That !
promised o. take care % while she
was away
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-03
SANTA FE 3HoPMEN
TO PARADE ON 4TH

slopa expect To conduct "a big parade
tomorrow. "Details ct the parade were
Ioi uyniinhle today hut IN BE- expected
thni the run working force ut the
shops win be in lime Men were can
washing an shop departments today 90
insure cooperation so the parade.
Hives. eczema. Itch or salt rheum
els you crazy. Cant bear he touch
4 ynur clothing. Doan'a Ointment Is
fine FOR skin Itching All Druggists
sell IL. 60 cents n box.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-03

The war wla over and woml0's
dros hnI rfun mad 20 % Voc M f1r
losi time. n was very brief md r'r
rtIfl.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-08-18
him. The woman admitted she in
tended to committee suicide.
HONEST VALET GIVES
MONEY TO WRONG MAN

Charles (Duke) Schlesinger, presi-
dent of the Schlesinger Realty COM
pany OF San Francisco. who lives there
sent his dress trousers to the valet to
be pressed last night. He climbed in
to them an hour later and reached in
to his hip pocket. Slowly he with
drew his hand, which clasped roll OF
bills-$1000 he counted.
Schlesinger went Immediately to the
valet, whom he found engaged in an
argument with stranger. 1t devel-
oped the man was Edwin Schlesinger
of New York, also guest at the Pal
ace, and he. too. had sent his dress
trousers to the valley and had forgot
ten to remove the money from the
pocket. The two Schlesingers were of
like build and the valet had mixed the
trousers. The mistake brought the
valet a substantial tip.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-08-18
Woman Buys Poison,
Locks Door, Gr0ans,
But Bottle is Full

DENVER. Aug 1s-Jennie Charvaz
1885 colfax, bought a bottle Tuesday
afternoon and prepared to depart from
this vale of tears by the suicide route.
She took the bottle to bed with her
Presently, lusty groans emerged
from the room. Neighbors broke in
the door and discovered Jennie
stretched out on the bed. the bottle
clutched tightly in her hands. Her
face was distorted.
But when Police Surgeon frankie
arrived. the bottle was still full. APP
parently the cork had not even been
removed.
II was groaning because was
afraid ittwould hurt" explained Jen-
ME. I've heard that poison burns"
Dr.. Frankie gave her an emetic as
a precautionary measure and depart
ed, taking the bottle of poison with
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-08-18
Good Corn Can BE
Grown i'm Country.

Table corn standing higher than a
mans head and bearing ears of excel
lent size and fullness were exhibited
in town today by Dan Bowman, who
farms half acre at Mission along
with running sore there. The corn
is of two varieties, the golden bantam
sweet corn and staple white table
corn. The roasting ears Mr. Bowman
showed were more than two inches in
diameter, the kcrnals full and plump
and the ears from s to IL inches long.
He also has photographs of a bean
patch with stalks feet high and
heavily laden with beans.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-08-18
Pcnd|ctOn Market News

The following prices are the prices
being paid to producers by Pendleton
business houses. Wherever retail
prices the given the fact will be spe-
mentioned.
Eggs and Poultry.
Eggs, soc.
Hens, zoe.
Spring chickens. csc a pound.
Country Ham, Etc.
Ham best quality. 2Sc.
Bacon best quality. 40c.
Butter Fat and Butter.
Butter fat, 59c f. o. b. Pendieton.
Butter, $1.10 a roll
Potatoes.
New potatoes, &c a pound.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-08-18

road a camouflaged American battery
broke forth thunderously, sending a
few 800 pound tokens over the line to
Fritz. The ground trembled from the
Salvo, but no any more than George,
as he jumped from the high seat to
the road. The American artillery Of
ficer in charge of the battery crossed
over to the road. "Scared?" he de-
manded. WELL" George said, "Ah
was slightly agltated at first. 'Ah
suttingly was. But keep right on.
OATS the only way to win this war,
fiah dem guns"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-08-18

Only cattle were received in the
North Portland alleys during the day.
The only sales shown were those made
late Friday on some wagonload stock
that arrived after tho regular report.
Values were unchanged in all lines.
The sale of wagon hogs at $2O.50
late Friday was too small in volume to
consider as a market in any particu-
lar II
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-08-18
CONFERENCE PERMITS
I OCCUPATION OF CITY

PARIS, Aug. 49, The peace con-
ference, in a note forwarded to Bu-
charest. agreed to the continuation Of
Rumanian occupation of Budapest.
However the allies did not accept
other proposals of Rumania's note,
which justified her actions pointed
out that the armistice Is no longer
binding. The Rumainans declared
that they did not receive clemenceau s
note, warning them to cease their ad-
vance, until after they had entered
Budapest
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-08-18
Carcasses of 700 Sheep
Found i'm Path of Fire

LEWISTON, Ida, Aug. 1s.-Advices
from GrangeviIle state that the car
casses OF 700 sheep owned by Charles
Hunham of Lewiston have been found
in the Adams Camp forest fire zone
on the Nez Perce reserve. A band of
$50 have been located alive, but there
are 300 to 400 more missing. Other
bands of sheep are reported in dam
ger
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-08-18

yes, SIR"
you are charged with hitting this
man on the face" his honor went on.
Did you do it?"
Certainly not. sir.' replied the
prisoner. r
II hit him on the nasal organ at
tached thereto"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-08-18

The magistrate started n vigorous
questioning. which the prisoner took
very calmly.
Whats your occupation. my man?'
asked the judge.
I'm a bus driver" was the reply.
''Ha, you mean you are a driver Of
horses attached therefor"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-08-18
Coarse Grains Again
Show Slight Drop.

All corns, oats, and barleys are
slightly down with the opening of the
weeks grain trading. No. 2 barley
is now quoted at $3.50. The two
latter are so cents under Saturdays
figures. Mill feed any hay are un-
changed at $3.50 and $40 respec-
lively. with little activity.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-08-18

President Wilson speaks so feeling,
ly Of the high cost of living that ono
suspects him of auditing the whito
house grocery bills.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-08-18

George Washington, late OF Atlanta.
was making his first trip frontward on
a supply wagon--with not much far
ther to go-when from the side Of the
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-08-18
Haines Man to Feed.
Corn TO Cattle

On account of the high prices be-
ing asked for hay by the growers.
Edward Coles of Haines. who is the
heaviest feeder in Eastern Oregon.
will again ship corn for his beef cat
tie.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-08-18

The Hot Weather Test makes peo-
pie better ACQUAINTED with their re-
sources of strength and endurance.
Many find they need Hoods Sarsa-
parilla which invigorates the blood,
promotes refreshing sleep and over.
comes that tired feeling.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-08-18

Take home a Delta fancy brick of
Ice Cream. They are put up in card
board cartons and will keep for one
hour
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-08-18

When suspicion enters the door love
goes out of the window.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-08-18

~ understand said the reporter,
that the dcfaultcr's method was very
simple"
Very" said the bank president;
he Just took the money."--New Ha-
ven Register.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-09
A SURE MONEY cRoP.

With the winter season APP
preaching an cnd hundreds of
visitor who have been spending
iht past sctefaI months here cu.
gugiua ihe good weather 10 being
especially attractive 90 the visitor
though y las been somewhat "oif
color from tb, standpoint of The
resident nil soon be- leaving for
their homes throughout tic ma
iion
WITH trr departure oi the win-
ter Tourist d ls not ai ali ino early
f0 iar oW attention io tbc APP.
prmeamg Nmmrr season u wc
p.aUf publicity wisely we cam
make thc summon season q "surc
money crop
Corpus Christi h ihc MOST dc.
liRuiiu. place along ihe e0asi .n
spend vacation aud being easily
accessible 90 rcNas points, 40 q
comparative small cost TcNas pee.
pie cm spend two or three weeks
here and find rest and recreation
and enjoy the finest summer cli-
mate in tho South
The outlay of comparatively q
small sum OF money will bring
thousands of SUMMER visitors here.
There is just one thing that $50
ought 90 do 10 assure This crop
Of business
Beginning not later han May !,
SIC should undertake au intensive
campaign designed sole
ly for the purpose Of pointing oui
to the people of Texas the al
vantages and dcsirabiliiy of Cor
pas Christi as place IA which Ia
spend a vacation.
Newspapers, hillboards am q
street car cards are the mediums
that viii prove resultful without
aud II the publicity cam
paign Is handled right the cost
would amount 10 only Two or three
thousand dollars and for every
dollar that we spend IN this way
many dollars Will be- returned "a
ihp business men 81 the city
corpus Christi is going big now
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-09
PUTTING II OVER

Tho important thing. tor you
are ihc things that yuu can 10
III you spend your iime thinking
and planning on the things that
were meant for other brains and
hands you open up just one more
crack in the world through which
waste may Flow
There are many things al least
one which, 81 all persons. YOU are
the MOST fit to perform and com
plctc 10 that ching And do il
So uell that you win De ihc envy
of everyone who aduurcs work
well performed
Tho things that sou can do are
the thing, that you are best iit
ted hy God aud Nature go do
What world This would De- II
every man and woman believed
that bc or she had ai lenei one Cal
emf greater than that u anybody
on earth
Aud vet. that Is fact truth
We are cast iu the Same form
bH' every human of us IS press
cd in different mold And thc
one thing that we cam do. Is ihe
ONE thing that We Believe we can
do
hut you must plus voug belief
iu yourself with initiative action
You may have 90 tap d dozen
sources, before Won strike the
thing over which YOUR best ability
may float hui keep .appiug
\ our real chance viii come And
then The thrill of glory which you
win experience viii be- sufficient
10 make up Cor all the discourage
mcnts OF time and tide
Meanwhile. remember that there
are many things -onc anyway
that sou alone are able to do
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-09
ECHOES OF SCIENCE

Two complete sCtr of controlling dc-
vices feature IL new automobile dc-
signed Tor instruction purposes
An especially loud electric ben %
English invention is runr hy q motor
instead ~ the usuH magnet
lroUer Invented in England con-.
Fists oi toni rhnpgd wire n which
meat is hung over stove openings
q frce government school 90 train
wireless Operators for the merchant
marine has been opened leo iioston
several Years Of experimenting Bop
Cuha have shown that sen island cot-
con can boz grown there successfully
Telephones are built into ncw heel
mot fnr aviatora 90 permit ,hem 90
converse with companions white flying
a gasoline driven DYNAMO that ls ON
flrclN automatic iu sos action ia att
tracing attention BOZ England
Attached 90 q new automobile radin-
tor can ls fnn which when rcvolvcd
hf mo wind helps Co cool tho water
n has been found that the tsh of
The srawerd found ON the shores OF
Manila na} Yields 81 per cent OF pot
ssh
wall shelves Tor light objects have
been patented that are attached to
rods suspended from picture mouldinRH
Moscow has been riycn the first
pneumatic postal service in Russia and
other oltles may bc similarly supplied
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-09

THE STATE co.. IEAAS
County at Nurc.s
IN the District court OF Nuegrs Couu.
a. FrNas
First state Bank of corpus Christi
plaintiff ST. T. u Lancaster ct al de-
PENDANTS
nt ,iftu, at nn Order Oi sale Issued
ont of The District Court oi Nuece4
County Texas oH a Judgment rendered
in said court ou thc sth dav OF january
s ID 1919. Zee favor of the said frst
State Bank ~ Corpus Christi. eofpul
alton nnd neein-i thr -aid y u Ism
on-tel and Naomi A Lancaster SO o2n0
nn the docket 80 said court ! did. con-
the stl day Of March A y 1910 a. 3
u.vlurk b ma lNt upon Che follow lnH
described tracts and parcels 0l land sit
uHte 100 the County 0i NuCeps IeSas and
belonging 90 the said g. % Lancaster
aud Naomi Lancaster tuWit hlugks
Nos Ninety lpu and Ninety one lnO
in She hooANu oi knrln Addition to
thr titN oi Corpus Christi m Nueers
county Texas aud on tho ilrsi day of
April A ID l1lN briue the first 1urs+
day ni snd month between the hours
ti No nrlprk e m and . O'Clock 90
1u said dag al the count hausn door nf
said county { viii uiir Tor sale and
Roll ai public auction iur cash. AN the
right title and interest of tho said h.
y Lancaster aud Naomi A Lancaster iu
and % said property
Dated al Corpus CHRISTI Texas. this
tbs sib day ei March a ~ 1919
FRANC a. ROBINSON
sheriff, Nuceea County Texas.
In Amna MnAIk nnnnlA.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-09
WORTHY OF SUPPORT

ihc second season of thc Cor-
pus Christi Chauiauuua sill begin
on April 26 and viii last for one
week Adviccs 90 The Caller from
tho Ellison. White System state
shat the attractions 90 be- brought
here This season will be- unusually
inerltorious. and will include such
famed lecturers as Private Peat.
with his lecture. "Two Years BOO
iic.l Wni Back with d Smile. and
Congressman Adam J Bode. one
of ihe most noted humorists OF
America
The Caller believes that the
thautauqna this season viii be
even greater success than IL
proved 20 ho last year. and Ger
iainly b. Is the duty OF each one
of us go see 10 IL that we do every
thing in oar power 90 bring about
that success
Because of the fact that we are
somewhat removed from the
" beaten path of many travelling
theatrical and lyceum companies,
Corpus Christi does not have the
opportunity OF securing many at.
fractions that would visit This city.
II wc were closer 90 the larger
cities of Texas. ~ is for this
reason that wo must paironizo 10
She limit the better attractions
that visit us 80 that others in time
may bc persuaded 20 include Cor
pus Christi u arranging their
itinerary
" A d duty wc owe tO ourselves
and o. The visitors here Ca provide
every wholesome entertainment
possible. aud it is sor this reason.
au8 also for the fact that the
th8UfaUuua IS d recognized com.
munils builder thut The Caller de.
siros 90 assist iu making the sec.
0gd season of the Ellison. White
company iu Corpus Christi. ana
unqualified success
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-09

rAe euae ELECTIONS an.


Th, poan hll designed to prevent
Foreigners from voting no elections in
thls State which has passed the senate
without j. dlsscntng vote. may appear
st flrst glance rather drastic but ts IS
measure Go promote honest elections
and clean politics % mcrts luns ieli
need and tho grelt mnlorfty ol Texas
people wil| vish the hil ae much sue
ees8 BOZ fhc horsr as % scored iu tne
senate
White umh cnaoted into luN, %
mas prevent Is frw honest Foreigners
auI ilNterate natives .u an parts 40 ths
state ffom participating in elections
thD hll is tanNa aimed af rorrcgtng
iho rotten political conditions That
htye prevailed along thc Texas Mcxi.
SAN border iot many Years nd f t
NiH operate 90 abolish autofr1cl nA b.
haH ilour.shed 100 come ui tho border
.uuutiet lH lrotlHlonh ate n0t too
drantc
Political condition. along ihe Rio
IInde NHfe been public tndll 1865
fenrs aud HtNo progreas haH boon
made toward correcting Thorn PETTY
political chiefmlna controlling e horde
~ ignorant followers have ln way
sunYertcd free government and main
minei Hui0cracy or gang rule hy NOt
ing herictns in Sufficient numbers go
insur, majority at nil tlmos
Whore ihcrc have not been enough
followers of the rhlei nu ih.h side The
RIO Ciande io porpciHate the boss
power t has been an easy matter 90
import enough voters from across che
stream to insure the result Some
times too Jealous chicfnm has
oferpm,cd his hnnd and ploa up a
majority larger than the number of
qualified voters in hle county ~ dis
triet lnder THIS rs stein tho decent
cItlfcn vino WIS opposed 10 ,hc bose
had about as much chance tn get hh
protest registered as dii the probe
mrlat of Russia IN the palmy days Of
me ckars
The border chieftalns finally became
So bold that in close state elections
thos could hold the balance of power
and s0mctimea determine state poll
cics and State officers Their rule
then became menace % the entire
state The people Mere already awake
20 the situation when the revelations
in the parr-GmvaDock controvcras
came whinh brought out concrete e,i.
deuce oi conditions un she border. hul
added uc inns new TO ihe general know p
cgKe oi Texas people
The Dean hN Is me answer of lhs
senate nnd oi tne people as ihc Sta',
70 one question 81 what shall be don't
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-09

.of Mr Cohul on Ntfcr sfrcHt col
Howard ~ roud srenF"r nui n.4
speech WIS what every ono expected
from hlt pre- lous reputation Ulasf
concise Hud o. tho point lia tifwa
fH Too sreaf question 0f public polio f.
which aro expected fo aeitate tho next
ronsroaG were plainly efafed Colonel
Howard expressed himself BOZ mFof ~
o usf and wol regulated system oi
internal improvements when ~ n1.
toupl 0r military rfnrnctar. anon
which be- riansed ihe Improvement Of
our hnyH ani rivers fte erection 81
hehi houses along ouf c0ast ANA fhe
connection 90 our great IurINr raI.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-09


snethei Column lhHl au sieo lipu sili p.
h'id Jas the diferrnf precinrta u sue
CO.'S County on MonNut tht cfh d1y
~ August 1870 lrecnfte N0 l
voWn 90 Corpus Chrieii Chas q
BRYANT presiding officer $50 gAt
the HOUSE 81 samuel Mile. ou tHt
Nneces River samuel Miller presiding
officer. $50 AS fhe R0rHI Crossing
on the Nueces River. jacob sniveiv
presiding officer Signed William
Mann nlchafd Power 49, KINNEY
I'D A Clnin Associate Commissioners
of Nucc"s County
Announcements NVs nrr aHfnof.yea
tu announce tDn. George T Wool aH
candidate for governor at fnn cnfulng
election Fo ConEi ss Western Dis.
rl0t ol rOsHs Gem Hugh M,lnol 81
Galveston Co Noinoy D. Howard OF
san Antonio Col O. HHn-Ufouat
col " D. Kinney ls announced ls
candidate io represent che counties OF
LcmFio suu pafrirlo GoHad and
Nneces lu tho State senate ~ thc
ncxt Legislature ilohf " iford OF
brownsville md Hamilton D. bee are
announced Hs candidate t0 ropresent
thr counties of starr Wrhh Cameron.
Nuores. san paificiu. CoNHd and Rec
nupio in mo House of Representative
oi the nest Legislature
Tho Great chihuahua rrainr-On
Trrsday last. General 'HTncau's greet
train took lts final departure for Chic
hunhuH For more than a week pre-
tlou The carts had been leaving q ffw
oyery day for Cash iilanca. where they
were 10 rendezvous and Our streets
were filled with oxen and teamstcrs
8 motley crowd iho iaet were. men 90
many complications and language the
falr-sitinrod German tne ru1dA ! ish-
man. and che swarlhy Mexican cou-
'rnstod with thc hronzrd nces of tho
keen Yankee nnG thf rough hui rendy
SON of thp Texas prirlos. Bonner
ind hlltfcuF' and 'r1rr7 loH blended
not vgry euphonIonslF with the moi
forrcfm Anglo saxon oath as they eu-
denyored 90 mako the unuly oxen
move hHrmoulously forward. and many
scenea of ludiciorH interest were pre-
stntod on tho different daNs of dt
parfuro The iraAn % thc largest that
over leu This section OF Texas consist
ng oi over niu ag0us. filled With
Valuable merchandise aud accompanied
hf nearly one hundred persons Colonel
KINNEY who has nn small interest ir
lis sucUtss and so william Mann were
mremnlfne ia their overtlons 90 eN-
pedilc ils departure and most OF our
citi2ons l,nt Nelning hand on iniH
occasion. Among those who go With
Che train not numedMteif Interested
are Captain sutton noctor Lamar Col
oncl SulNciN Captain Skcrrctt Nj
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-09
Do-And You Will Haze
lsY oronoe MATTHEW AnAMsl

En,, j. al reht-f SOU ensg what YOU have
Hnueiod1
ioitf lu 50 o
o. hutr Those
epntarHteeii lew ha,o thinF. handed fhcnl
Atr going DO notling have
blessed ih who hle found hf wuf tn i'fsf1'r 10
ho man VITO having found hs work. enters wh hraft ana 's
20 nlf" %
no and VIII hatc rhco nothing soauder a'utf
fhan ihs
lui witl
The
ihnfa n ie than
Hnd
Most ~ prefer hact billie showed
INTO
Icfef iuf th soul q deadly ntNror
There nothing worlds
Do-and hntc s taf
pnni Ana fo hnr the things hit thru ond cycoheH
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-09

lhr hHput lHtN uf long Htn
That on0t were mine go 1.-Two and anna
cnue mtt ou mcmors uiars aud
fftm
Tho lutHH ef d ri0rious dfeAm
/ mover hntm when They wuf, mIur
How fragrant WAS tho smeN of pur
ifow beautiful tho ample trees
That 'ufed fhe honey sechine lcrt
A. every cnfrlcss tnv heard
The mNHic 90 the humininE bird
Nni never understood Dock thrn
iu NrHiu to know those ioFa arHln
s tareftee Do, J irudgcd the ianrs
Nni Hce1 the summer SONS and iaIns
ami newer an'u ml llhsH ihsn.
fnf was cuNting grown np ntn
Tweed Hs one surfpmeh Dirssaa
iui as Dos I newer rurHera
The treasures fhat we're mime fo own
hO nos chat 900 fhnse jose saNe flown
o. seems io mo nefef 500
Fhr blossoms on the auuft frre
Sc pInk and white Hs ihosD that rrhN
Ana lccEed the orchards THAT knew
naot then { heard the robins sing
With every aiHd returning spfnr
N|" NUNIIN
WENT
Nt earrlesa.i JOS days wfre spent
Huf now know nt soul was hriiird
Win rrefr note fhef gnfif trincd
lor nol robin sInes today
No mn bob such E.0rluuH WAY
ilfe nfished splcn1Urs on mo thcn
Nnd WIN hef magic brush and pen
grew pictures on thr earth aud skf.
bu hccdlcssl' PASSED them tf
Sow as 7 $3.50 and teau to know
Tho happi days ol lonr nro
I wonder Dc the glfit and boys
of npw appreciate their joys
90 DO thef I've tho nmo ns
And Beg their pleasures hurr hf
Nnd wiN ihc 600 when thrr ore
grown
Recall iho charms that tne. hate
known
Thol hnpp.csi hours ihet nou poe
snsH
iui thlH fcnr thct'n never guess
tutil as g. thes yeprn % know
The glorious da}a OF long ago
Copyright 1919 By Edgar a. cuesi.)