The Washington herald., 1921-03-16
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(-AnstAer sAfp. brinting Aaesi-
ear dead back hsne frsA FFaaes, 10
expectea - deck IN the ns1t fee
aaya-)
rAe sAsst sf sssssant srsvis-.rsn iA"-
Where crosses lsan 10 . drab March rain.
There are rsstisss feet - ths gray nistp
sy tI: x.s.. ..a n.r.s, ), The osrss
VITA rusty ras ssd rsssa,s ssst ~ (
Thsy bisat fire.. tie clay tAsir ssuls
"ais,s Drs.." and front viii .. .it
IAN rrsssas. sir, Or ssssissst fsr."
Their tssssrsA hhah is nirsl ssl torn
Where stains sass saas frsn . ssinssa
r,.ir "a. ar. ss.. ..a .A'ir .a''s ar.
Bat tlsy'n only sA's''. " it a.s'.'t
rAsyl are sniy sAssts, but ~ aaeisst slew
As bright a. Z red dawn asvn the glen
Has caught their eyes, a. thsy vAts1es isv
"erdsrs are is-sad h's hsns sssia."
Home asain-sy the ls.s, leg tral
Through shattered valley and s'astsd
track, "a
wAa. sss' 's''a /, f''.' If 'A' ''sa'.
nsving On 10 tAs nszt sttssk.
4 stsry nsv that 10 svsrsid, t.
And enc, perhaps, that nay weary yea,
Dut day b. day a. The thunder relied
The lsngths.ins line Of ths crosses gssv.
rhsn frsn thar esvsrists Of grass
They watched the seasons osos and -.
They saw the psppiss Sissm and pass,
AAd blssn again In . crimson rev,
Will thsy stiil drsensd q enc great day
WHERE. frsa their Ssrrseks built q lean.
that leads again 70 tie hills Of hsns.
Ysu may net mark their eager ssst,
Thar ehssring shsuts-thsir Wild hur'
whs see thsir sv,ksn clay .. rest
Beneath the Flags prstsetins stars,
And yst dad soldiers have their dfeans
That even lssp the allen sss,
Of anoisnt LANDS, and singing streams, 90
And summer skies that used to b.
ns var d ever ssd out Of ni,d.
AID ~ have fsrgsttss-ysu and I.
Most Of the mates vhs stayed behind
fs see The psDpiss blssu AID die
AnA blssn again. In endlsss store,
Until By msuntsd plain and glen
ssrgesat gfsvisI'fau tn-snes nsrs
A lost lanes vhisper-"Hsme again"
Ruth says a critic, "is worth
his weight in gold to any club" In
this case 1t must be q terrific blow
to his owners to know that In the
last six weeks he has worked on
fifteen precious pounds.
We had intended here to insert
passing remark about the come
back of the celebrated Polish
n a..
ber distinctly in just what order
the rs and SIS intermingle in his
| moniker.
The TIVE Cups.
A number Of English sporting
writers have contended that mas
much as an American presented the
Davis Cup for tennis, an English
man or a Scot should have been the
one to present an international cur
for golf. This point would have
| been better taken IL an Englishman
or a Scot had only done so.
International golf relations be-
tween the two countries have now
been under way for seventeen years
dating back to the Travis triumph
in 1904. IL at any period since q
British sportsman had offered an
International cup for golf. we ara
quite certain that the United States
would have accepted the challenge
with eagernsss.
But seventeen years seems to be
long enough to walt. And no one
thinks Of the Davis Cup being an
American trophy. 1t Is an inter.
national trophy without q boun.
dairy.
There is still another feature At.
tached to the walker Cup for golf
it isn't compulsory. There Is nc
law that can make any one nation
| enter a team.