The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-06

The Call OF the Wild.
] heard It above the noise OF the street
Come away! Come awayl
Above the sound OF hurryins feet,
The burden, the toll and the MONDAY heat,
And as 1 listen'd It seem'd to say:
Give UP " the cares that infest the day"
Como awayl Come awayi
heard !. above the new.eoy's cry.
Come away! Come awayl
II floated in at my window high.
The North Wind left 1t in passing by,
And fainter and tsr grew the eity's Ain =.
Come awayi Come awayl
Below an organ ground out it's tune,
Let II play! Let II playl
But 10 me there me the cry OF the loon
Far out on tho lake In the wane of the
moon.
And there on the shore where the shadows
Tho call Il the moose across the bay.
Come away' Come away!
1t came star from the border land.
Far away Far awayi
Where the pines and the nrs like sentinels
And the deer come out on the spit Of sand.
Where the heron wings his numbering night.
And tho eagle looks down from his eyrie
COME awayi Come awsyi
And the song OF the rapids came back
Come awayi Come swayi
vi the hennebec ana the Miramioni
As they rush'd. on their bounding way 20
And they w sang ing, "our poO,. are Wide and
deep
Where the squaretalis' lie and the salmon
Come away! Come away
AID saw the TRAN thro' the Wilderness
Lead away! Lead away,
From the worry and frct and the cares
To the bsisam and pine that he al and bless
Where the forest shall know and under
stand.
Como away! Come away!
Come away to the calm of the evening
Come away, Come away,
Where shadows gather and tents stand
And the back log burns far into the night.
while the faithful stars their vigils keep.
Como away to the silence and dreamiess
Come awayl Como awayi
And all thrc' the day as iisten'd and
Come away. Come awayi
The blood in my veins was strangely stir
And my soul reachd out like captive
bird
That hears cry from cloudiess sky,
The call OF the free as his mates 60 by,
Come away! Come away!
Then loud and We. still louder II grew.
Come away, Come away
on the shore Is ready your old canoe,
And the guides with their packs are walt
ing for you,
There's the salmon's leap and tho singing
There's the bending rod and that thrilling
feel"
Come awayl Come away!
There's the pipe and the yarn round the
Come away Come away
There's the song as the flames leap high
And then came the longing and fierce
desire,
Like a Inothers passionate cry for her
That entered my soui--'twas the call OF
Come away. Come away!
And 7 answered as possibly you would DO.
obey! l obey
And around my otfice straishtway new
And behaved somewhat like madman too.
Aud then? We'll. 1 Just bans'd the win
dow down. ,.
On the door p,nn'd the legend-"out OF
TOWN.
gone away: Conc away.
JOHN WARREN HARPER
Lake Sunapee Yields 10 Pound salmon.
NEwBCRY. y. H., May s.-The largest
salmon taken in Lake Sunapee this season
was caught on Thursday last by HAIRY II,
Graham. Tho salmon was thirty inches
long and weighed ten pounds. ~.
The sme!t have stopped running ana the
fsh are taking hold in good shape. sew
eral large squaretsin trout and sunapee
trout have been taken recently weighing
from to pounds each.
Shaw Beats Casting Record In Practice
There was a large attendance at the
meeting of the Long Island Casting club al
Van Nest on Sunday and excellent scores
were made. John Shaw distinguished MN
self by making a cast OF 49e feet inehes.
This was measured with steel tape oy
Howard Kahn, president of the CLUB ana
fy Dr. +. c. Raynor, president OF the As
eociation Of Surf Angling Clubs. TINS
heats Eltngshausen's worlds record. but az
4, was made IN practice IL Is not claiineu
a. a "record but IT shows what may be