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Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1919-08-07

the First Baptist church in this city.
Troy.-Montgomery county n to
have in the near future an up-to-date
courthouse and jail, contract for the
same having been let by the county
commissioners.
Rocky Mcunt.-A cablegram was
received here by relatives announcing
the marriage of Capt w. Herbert
Parker. OF this city, to Mile. Odette
Maurice of Paris, ora jury 20, 1919, at
her home in the French capital.
Lexington-Just before adjourning
court for the Gay Judge P. D. Bryson
sentenced Ned Dorset to serve 10
years in the penit.ntiary for attempt,
ing to burn the home of negro
neighbor.
Pittsboro-J. c. Lanius, a mer-
chant of this place was knocked down
and robbed and left for dead when
going to hisShome from his store. He
was found on the street two hours Ia
ter unconscious. He will probably re.
cover,
Richmond, Va.--Benjamin Loven-
stein, former Durham attorney, was
freed in the police court Of the charge
Of compromising . misdemeanor with
q liquor case. t.
Gastonia.-At the regular bi-month-
~ meeting Of the city council w. J..
Alexander, Of St. Augustine, Fla,
was unanimously elected city man
ager.
'Wilmington.-Two barrels Of s2ir-
it's, totaling 100 gallons, discovered on
the beach south Of Wrightsville Beach,
by trio Of revenue officers who had
hot trip were poured into the ocean.
Newton.-The North Ca<Alina con-
ference of the Reformed church open
ed at Catawba college with large
representation from the various
! churches.
Thomasville.-R W. Boiling, of
Wake county, has accepted the posi-
ton as principal of the city school
Mr.. Boiling is a recent graduate of
the university and comes we'll recon-
mended.
Lexington.-The people of David
son county are taking renewed inter.
est in the vaccinations against typhoid
fever, which DR.. e. F. Long, county
health officer, is offering free Of
charge.
Durham.-At the present it seem!
that Durham is the center Of opera
tions for an organized gang of burg
lars from the fact that in the pas
bee nreported.
Burlington.-Plans are under wa,
for the immediate organization for
municipal band. Already twenty ex
perienced musicians have espresso
their willingness to Join and it is eS
pected to greatly increase this mum
Der.
Red Springs.-Hcke county's cell
bration in honor Of her soldier boys r.
turned from overseas combined wit
|. the Confederate veterans Of the coul
!. ty, now So in number, was held {
: Antioch.
Rutherfordtcn.- name of Rutl
> erfopdton's new cotton mill had to /
changed from Rutherford to Grac
: Cotton Mills because there was cha
: ter to the Rutherford Mills issue
some years ago, but the mill WI
never built, nor right to the nan
lapsed.
a Shelby.--A new 10000 spindle C
ton mill is a certainly for Shelb
), This was assured when Ed R. Cai
came over from Gaffney and accepts
! proposition on the part of leadii
: Shelby men who furnish the bulk
the capital Of $45o.0Oo.
! Charlotte. Press dispatches ha'
I told Of couples getting married In q
4 planes, which is a new stunt IN tn
:. country. hut a couple got marri
y while sitting in an auto on bu
business street Of Charlotte which
N exIraordinary stunt in this city.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1919-08-07

Montgomery county n to
have in the near future an up-to-date
courthouse and jail, contract for the
same having been let by the county
commissioners.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1919-08-07

Charlotte. Press dispatches have
told Of couples getting married In air
planes. which is a new stunt in this
country. hut couple got married
while SITTING in an auto on busy
business street Of Charlotte which 10
N extraordinary stunt in this city.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1919-08-07

Richmond, Va.--Benjamin Loven-
stein, former Durham attorney, was
freed in the police court Of the charge
Of compromising . misdemeanor with
a liquor case.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1919-08-07

Rocky Mcunt-A cablegraIn was
received here by relatives announcing
the marriage of Capt w. Herbert
Parker. OF this city, to Mile. Odette
Maurice. of Paris, ora jury 90, 1919, at
her home in the French capital.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1919-08-07

Pittsboro.-J. c. Lanius, a mer-
chant of this place was knocked down
and robbed and left for dead when
going to hisShome from his store He
was found on the street two hours Ia
ter unconscious. He will probably re-
cover,
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1919-08-07

Lexington.-Just before adjourning
court for the Gay Judge P. D. Bryson
sentenced Ned Dorset to serve 10
years in the penit.1tiary for attempt,
ing to burn the home Of negro
neighbor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-25

df.esperandum. Christie duce. ct ausp!ce
thris,o." Sow IL IS divided against
iiseif By. gar and bitter hatred. II
looks a ~ Ne must Leave 'chrstiAnity
taken pure aud unadultcratcd, vii
surely save the world. or ali Of il thz,
IS willing TO be saved
Ia an old letter cot April 300 %
Ing words OF his father. our grest
Captain Of The G. s. A. had said to
Captain Ice that ! wondered why our
Heavenly Father had allowed tuch :.
eaGss AZ ours and such = leader Al.
wrote Ar TO finding out WIZ I'toy-
dence allowed our cause TO fat III
send you what my father said in =.
letter 20 Colonel Marshall. in the ia RI.
est hour ~ his o"n life and D, the
fortrn.s % the Southern people:
Ny experience N. wroteJ o. me-
ma neither disposed INC 70 think WORSE
81 them. nor. IN spite OF failures which
lament, and q errors witch no~
%spect ~ affairs. DO ! dlspair OF the
:uiu:c. Tho truth is this the march
o. providence - 30 SLOW, and our de-
s!r"s 80 impatient. the WORK o! prog
aiilns = SO feeble tho He OF nu-
'uanity i 50 long. and that % tho IN
ctfl1La' so brief. that We often see only
me cob Of tho advancing wave ard
:hg, clGhe a.s9 us "a y is history
How calmly and wiseiy Lee yi.wn
that "ebo Of the advancing way.
which ne mad 50 hravely and steadily
resisted to- four long years Of ne.ce
oaitle. Yielding a. last 70 the newt
cercn ~ u all. though So disastrous to
BEpxELEy MINOR
Rich'nond. Va, May IS. 1919.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-25
Books and Authors

,Yasabonds o: the Sea" by pen.
y ~ ~ MI XII DC cad for puoiic.tion by
author san service on rrench pattje
cruiser in the Mediterranean during
ne hrs, years Of the war. and tn.
sketches winch compose the BOOK AZ.
taken from the diary wherein ne de-
scfibed p!ctUresQuely and with much
animation and color the daily life
ABOARD snip and the ports they visited
The hrst actual knowledse Q, Ern..,
and The Duchess o. sfona" ha. ne,
prought tom England by Nj Ferris
i T,T'-is. of hcughton MiTin Co.
Mr.. Greenslsr discovered NJ Goodw,n
~ an sitic studio situated on he bor-
t Gsr Of London Atter talking Win
ing ot broied steak. me sv,her.
own handIwork and listening 70 an
apsoroins account Of his next nova
with the possibilities o. ~ Goo6 80 80
future as novelist.
singer who log, her roic. 49,,
wears % training. Ynen she war On me
thresno!o Of success and had been wei.
Eifis. has written TO z, p. button d
60 concerning the cufntort s,,s hs,
tonnd n the works OF Algernon Black
WOOD during the years since her fv
iqTe went down in ashes and Iblaoknee.
re is. she SAYS. poet ph:losopher.
RfTopnst =, Snd !or ne ttnl more, com
] would like 10 20 20 evsrv 80,
iEhiened corner Of the universe and
preach Algernon ackwood-reveal
nm as q new prophet DO YOU under
stang why feel as I do? MI RIack.
WOOD mas made waiting possible"
George Il. Doran Company Will puo-
lisn early in the summer the auto
pioEfa2hN OF Fear White, famous and
pcloNed az "oor Pauline, IN that Thrill
inE movie. The Pe-ils Of Pauline
Mlss Whites story is remarkably
.'hnH. Whereas, most autobioEra ptlies
resort al some stage 10 calnouhaye
MISS White relates her various de-
Keats with &. much good humor and
EaletE as che tells the story OF her
iriunphs in the movie field These
"reminiscences OF the idol OF movie
fans who now specializes in Russisn
Sanle chpes and frequently appears
IN the star par; in such films as Ron
ert W Chambers In Secret" Will
countless cause numerous adventurous
young ladies 10 try the perilous paths
OF pho1oplay.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-25
A Daily Once Over.
when Iierrimund 1. ntrs,

You are pretty careful TO be res,,ec,4n, :, -,
poh. "iti Nuu meet but YOU nav. rotts, y
i6iR 2, mai your employers are not courteous
Iusi what 90 YOU expoct-nore je,;s-o,
regards your crrorsr s"iehcE a
Are YOU not TOO prone to TAX. rr.,. -,
those VINO arc held Responsible ia, Use Use "hen
90 have 10 reprirIand Won" '" ''ht YOU
Have YOU considered mat ~. ,,.a
phrtIntnts "horn YOU mink too STREET ~. ,,It
SSo,nP you "inohtHs IL ma'sinr YOU more 81
II you are more eftcisn, You are more ssc,,.
sorneJniur 10 . yt Aho mat should he worth
gu Ganh@i s%n"ct 10 be pcrfect-there ave
NO pS'ItcI iunlhh hc!nES-aud Won ,,I:,. -,
established habits, hut ;hes. hl!its ,,e,, I'VE
You elthtr Keep the job lose il ' ''a'
IL would hc better and wiser on ,cr, 49,. .
,ake criLloisnl gracefully rather than 70 nIo,p
d! you ARE, giving d.gBai isf:Lctiou e "''ie
You can see faults IN thus. whn nv, - 49,,
h!eAo ol YOU and If YOU We're in posuio,, +. ", y
20 you would mention Them 10 mos. 10 ae
Would you not" 'oS' concerned,
MHse lhis .applcatior next tim. Won urc c,,
'c"'eo' hha 40 MOI he spiteful.-Copyrirht 1917
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-25
FROM OTHER VIEWPOINTS
National Problems
Authoritative Writcrs-A Daily Feature
RIOT OF WASTE IN RAILWAY MANAGEMENT
u.

Since the arrival of President VIII
sons sS message everybody Is agreed that
and operation Of the railways has gone zone
glimmering. One Of the many bless
lnEs OF the war is that II gnvo us the
opportunity 20 try tho experiment ms
an experin' ent. and then drop IL after
we have held up tho practical results
and looked at them. We may assume
at least. II not forever. and demagogues
ana theorists Will have that much less
70 howl over and one less pretext for
securing jobs from Eulliblc voters.
All of US may as we'll begin now to
think over the process OF reimbursement.
reconstructton and restoration Of the
roads. 1t will be the heaviest job this
mmst ss ~l hays The road to safety
eh5t,as a trackless forest, of dim
prece dents, public opinion must show
the way. The people should be study
ing and understanding the facts
From time to time the official bull
Ietins or the railway employees al
or Labor, but not included in the big
orotherhoods Of trainmen. engineers
ana conductors, have charged bluntiy
that loafng. neglect and waste have
been encouraged by important officials
deliberately. TO make Il bad showing
ana discredtt government ownership.
and counterchargcs The situation is
something Nkc that usually following
an outrage when a strike Is on, own
ers charging II on tho strikers and the
strikers charging that the owners had
the deed done TO discrcdit labor. Rail-
road mon who Will talk frankly con-
ccde that there has been and is fear
full waste In operation. however they
may diner as TO who is responsible
The truth Is nobody has special In
terest In keeping down expenses OF
operation or in promoting business. cx-
cept tho railway administration. II ia
in Washington. IT studies. analyZes
and dissects. in painful and conscicn-
tious effort to find and ntop leaks and
help the roads earn. but IL has no
cause all conditions have been changed
should they care? The beautiful social
istic ideal OF removal of competition
has been applied. The government.
guarantees and limits the income
Therefore. not even tho stockholders
care particularly and no eNccutiv. Of
fccr OF any grade has any induce,ncnt TO
pare expenses or promote traffic Their.
is temptation every day and every
where to make Az much overtime and
extra possible, and there is no special
reason why anybody should try to
check 1t. n. indeed, anybody has the
power or the nerve to check IT,
Three years ago when tho question
OF the eight-hour day for railway
workers was under discussion tho
managers insisted that that system
would increase operating expenses -
per cent. Tho brothc rhooIs hooicd at
the figure as absurdly exaggerated
The standard Of safety and reasonable
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-25
Currency Imitation.
By JOHN J. ARNOLD.

The situation which confronts US Is serious
the mat osr fsn
the Ie S or BE- Sn. o to
year
aesInsSs from Siewro.ns tina.
the easliss, possible moment. PrIvate enter
| be auesy ~ aSoS,
The high cost Of commodities and labor. OF
for raw msteriss and the e." eur,aIiment OF pro
dur c for peace purposes
securities. which include both bonds and d'"t the
S:sn se as o
ooth the sooner can we hsurc lower cost
From. tn. standpoint, Of the student of eco
Monies !. is absolutely futile for Indus
prices: and eyerythins should be done to en-,
As s II .s4.
is Po IN. Of
is, throYsh the farms producing a, large guam
Dsss, s1,sssf man
seenes ;h ss n tho ha
end to be accomplished
without l.tations show no .dded strenrtb ,o
an institution and may prove even dangerous.
S to Rsy state s saTs
6u, in svoo5e oesstions have bee
period: Much OF the Eovernm.n,ai borrostnS
m ot o mon.y IN
loans has been spen, for things which produce
'> TIL. I!ni,s anS S, nsre no earning power.
by foreign countries their loans for 4 re
hahil!tatton fund TO be spent in Europe. which
Wou!d mean that for the period OF time required
Tor the rebuilding OF Europe We would be loa L.
ing our funds without interest
;hink II is generally admitted that the great
est investment NC, as country. have ever made
was VIXEN we RENTED China the amount OF
the Boxer indemnity. This has brought about
an undersi standing between China and America
and ela;ion OF friendship which could not
have been accomplished in 80 short a time in
any other way. A contribution such as | am
suggesting would forever eliminate the charge
Of dollar diplomacy" IN our international lie
but even aside from the harvest which we
would be likely 10 reap in friendship I am con
hdeni that In the long I, would proyc
able even in dollars and cents.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-25
A Tabloid Tale.
From Chore. to Throne,

very simple, but was destined by Fate TO Weld
golden scepter OF no less than forty karats.
SUIT FHsette went no further than the kitchen
Yes: farer face shone on the bottoms OF
pots and pans than Frizettes. after a bathing
one day, Fr!zet,e was milking several COWS.
when one OF them who suddenly took a dislike
70 the striped frock Fr!zetie wearing,
licked the frock. with Fr!ze;te inside. owe! TO
Jap OF young man who was poachinK nsh and
who was none other than Haroldo Percivo jim
heir to the ducal estates Of Dickw!ck and Tush-
tush, and whom this time Destiny VIZ q
preparing throne for him TO ST. on
with much whisperinss and awed hreath;nrs
Earoido p. J. discioses his birth and parentsr e
10 tFihetie who becomes enamored OF him and
ne With her-one by one and each. together
fiaToldo was certainly srn!tten with Frizette's
charm-s small black frecke beneath her third
eEsIash, and made love 10 her the spot
his uncie's throne with her some day when
me Chancellor Gugsenbli,ter Of Sumonia
coughed twice and was Immediately given an
GugEenbli,ter came with message saying
that The old uncle. the king. had died and
On coneiion that he eonsort with woman,
With a sorrowful look al Fr!.ette Who knew
nothing. the now King Haro!do felt triEid
around the feet.
a sister 10 ne. To. be a queen you'V. got 10
"Bu; ! Go know scmeth!ng!" cried F-ize,,e
;, VIA, Do yog know. Frizette?" asked King
saIIs, too~ hOw 10 max. acgshnuts Ike The
ny darling" cried King Haroldo kissing
her LYLE fnEs5 Isyerenily.
Yes, snd queen" he lnu-nu.ed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-25
Little Boobies Pa.
NJ WILLIAM r. KIRK.

Wen tsiT s. here "a, Leg o. Nasauns ss AL going
az ,syss 3s fSr ne s'9 500 Leg Iced
o M s s ste 's ssd S sH 'si idea pop into
ma d as r. Gos n SCI 54 ossa growing
be big aeemsnd for strong men from Glow on
OF yurs d Se Wests7n st tends mh
No, SEQ "a, but what. lnow1 know. .ea Pa
Ihs5e n w,i 9S E, o Of need tor Eazabos with
Thare is no need for such lsnsw:dxe. s.d
M t-s FI sfs Ys sr my 2,ek mar. men e! oss
EtPf 6 'H p. Ssn use Ne English isnswidEe like
SEQ Ia J used 70 81 picked pritiy regls! back
ia espect that N Zine will be The i.ed deq
an a!whys willing 20 ofe! myself for my
tor yoS Ma In Ii. m..ntlm. 0I thar. M !. ne
regular SEQ Ma ,h n s0I Is ne os 81
ear Glom onto as wud pu; it 50 eis-sa My GG
nas 4s sss %: T; 81:
ny sem YOU is5ES' tei Ssny ys.rs one
ihlnh q others hrs; & humble One last T. "''"
4 5 81 Esai xieh siwax " s hH1s,''e ef
SO teetosr YOU gil all tired out. sed Ma. think
me OF now you Can leep IN Il help IJeeE o
Nashuns. think awhile Of how you can helm
ms Intel L Leg including yures.lf Bobbte
pu;.n, always 90 shat? SEQ Pa
Always sed Ma, but dohnt rit on. n, IN.
habit That's the Main 1dee. AFTER ali. sed Ma
IS the CRATE Greek poet onst sed
Sum seeds OF kindness we must l,eer, d-onninr
AS this here LIE we jurney thru,
Bui wen yure wife u'ud 20 out shopping
f'e sure she has Bankroll, TOO!
guess thst is so. sed Pa. j guess thare is
more truth than j!nge thar. sed pa Wall
hed ra. tha: heeinr tho caHe. i will let this Leer
OF NhFhunE dig UP sum other candydate sed
Pa But wud be the loEckul man, SGD Pa.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-25

! profit ut which managers used to ain,
was operating expenses Sc per cent of
that ratio OF 80 per cont meant in
evitabie financial ruin. Rates Of pas
senger and freight traffio have been
Increased 20 per cent, or more, slncs
then. The reports OF tho railway All
ministration for March show operat-
per cent bsyoo odof fn ." PER Gent or j.
per cent beyond tho safety line, even
Win tho 20 per cent increase of rates.
the beginning OF the eight hour law is
% per cent instead of tho 20 the man.
ayers predicted. or each dollar tho
railway take I'm SO cents goes to tic
expenses and cents to the property.
u pne o nhs rule Of giving the com
more liberal than that
The official definition OF Generating.
t t1n ,st, includes 1855 Items. but the
onld n1cts are that operating expenses
;"r iols were IS per Gent more than
operating revenues = consisting OF
inoney collected for freight, passenger.
, ma md and express. with freight twice
is per cent more. That shows waste
soneew here. aside from the bnck pay
allowances .'., more plainly than all the
stated. 0 w
II the loss had to DO made up from
maybe the public would not care much,
because the public doesn't pay them
ana those who do pay have few votes
ana out feeble voices In the manage
'nsnt OF affairs and the election OF
Is. But when the public begin.
70 ask why. with the war over n
must continue TO 5huck out it's oxtra
pennies every time II or it's children
70 TO n movie or tako n glass Of soda
or post a letter or buy patent medi.
cine or little luxury. and is told that IL
III because the railways arc losing
money every day and tho government
mas 20 pay the loss. II will want 10
know about the matter-how the los.
Gomez: and why. And II has sonse
enough To know what the roads canno,
run or pay wages IL they arc LOSING
money every day II II Ia asked to
make up the difference !tself By pay
ING more for freight and passenser
service IL is going 10 be again inqufsi.
tive and presently hot under the collar
Perhaps one or the FIRST things Con
rress and the public will wan, to
Know ia how much Of tho operating
expenses ~ absolutely necessary ana
now much Of Il can be trimmed That
may produce some lively revelations.
when dctails are taken up and figures
studied more closely than is possibi.
nov. Certainly II VIII result in d sys-
tom which viii make IL TO the Inter
est OF somebody with power 10 act 10
Keep down expenses and develop and
retain business on each road and syb-
tom. The waste no" enorinouE
obviously. the public will have Il
checked. Ho" tho checking Will DO
done and who viii suffer from II ar.
questions for the future
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-25
Speed Up The Public Works

. ELlEN1NG that its figures are ,,l,-s cor-
sefNa'Fe' Contracting, 4 constructors
magazine, which estimates that 1000 oG0
Vpo OF public WORK Is being held ND in The
lnleo states IS LED 10 The conclusion that
the wantoa delay or public work 3, nc
present '!me Is 4 monstTous economic crime
que only 10 uncomfortable ignorance and
apathy, 10 impaaohable inco1n pe,ence -
Migrant dishonesty or 10 political chi
cansTy There is enough DELAYED 1uhI5c
VoTk, II continues, 10 fully occupy The nor
ma! construction capacity OF The country
nearly wear without dong any WORN what
ever On any Kind OF private OF corporate
"oFH' TAllToad work hopssbuil6ine or indus
ina! construction FOR which we are so se-j
onsiy suffering and which is only DELAYED ,r
The psychological state due 10 uncertain ron
oilons largely brought ahou; nv tbs govern,
mental attitude"
The figures are sufficient ,c give pause 70
al who have been Worrying abou, how N.
pFoh!em o! unemployment is 10 be solved
ana now ihe county, Is 10 swing hack ;-,n
ltS peaca-tirne pursuits without an ..conor,ir
ronTulsloA. The remedy Is sirp and The
FEDERAL government and the several States
nave Il II their own hands to arplv WIN
Inc Tremendous accumulation OF DELAYED vorl;
once put under way the country win ent.r
on an era o: construction such as !, never
before has known, al other lines ar hrsi,.ss
VII LAKE on new life and the country win
lh12ll win lis increasing postwar prosoa-i,v
That the Start should hs made quiclly mus,
he conceded and il should be The ero-, ~
every patriotic citizen 10 bring that Star,
about
Particularly ve1atious and disappointing
are NE conditions That exist IL road buildinr
Al the lresent rats Of expenditure cory,rsrf.
ms estimates Tint Il Will oe lliuety years ha.
Tore ihe Federal allotment, OF s27Gnn0 nno
IS used NJ and still 1he approDriatjori va.
made largely with view 10 rtyirc a,rrI,,.
ment 10 returned fighting men and ia snaaa
up general construction. Ii Is & lan74nfat,ta
situation and the direct oh5ac, viii ~ ,ns,
altogether i: there Is not greater c,,-o,,ara ,ic
ana less dawdlins Virginia alone has >pf.
tcient delayed work 10 care for all lie nm
employment needs but there is evident M
alsposiAon 10 make haste in meeting pressfnr
demands tor with Federal funds aasiir .r.{i
abe fof US contemplated good roads svst.,,
II declines o lake immediate Adyan,1r. re-
mem anc get Us great pork under vay -
Virginia and the country 81 large wopld rio.
pay hui one-ienth as much prorressiva,,a.s
anc energy in peace as they exhibited in u,.,
few months would see all OF ,hei, aiacr'
ties dissipa,ed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-25
SEEN ON THE SIDE
ny HENRY EDWARD WARMER
Tho Scusoi,s.

Spring is lovely. Spring Is fetching,
Spring is everything we said
When We wrote Il full-length poem
On that fascinating head;
But were free to make admission
That enthusiasm Stacks
When we feel our winter woollcns
Sticking to our creeping backs.
Summer-O the glorious summerl-
Wondrou5 roses grown In June
Set our hearts to glad thanksgiving
And our natures all attune,
But July and August melt us
Till Septembers cooling dew
- that even fcrvent Summer
Has its little drawbacks, too
When the gold of gay October
b Tfnts the valleys and tho hills
And tho Autumn leaves go iluttering
Down the courses OF the rills
Then II is we worship Nature
Eu, We sicken at the soul
When our dealer writes to toll us
That his terms arc cash for coal.
There is something in the Winter
That inv!sorates and cleans,
When the Glories OF the Artist
In the snow paint silvery scenes;
But the Christmas sif;s-Lord save us
Ana the btlls-Fate fend the Day
Life is Just one roldarned trouble
After another, anyway,