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Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1921-03-03

IH'I F8Nr H0UFs, FhNN are sam
Au right IN style. decorative
and very popular We have b.
stock comprehensive supply -
pattern, 20 color. certain 30 DE
ligt' Nuur sense uf harmon,
Service ami beauty of design are
the characteristics of good lino-
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-08-27

arc friends an' ho can have anything have"
 And "Ham Grease Jimmy" kept na word Uo had hauled Che tcm- poraaly blind "No shirt" back Co town ou tbo handsloi. told Che poe Heo ha friend had slipped on Che blum below town and battered him- seiL mp. called a doctor Go brace up hs nose. pn bIs car back on and otherwise repair bis features and whHo umc and aruica were doing hc.r work "lIam Crease continued to eat bacon and at thc same ume uay go per pound for beolateak with which Co noulucc "No shirts eyes.
 10 was throo weeks later chat .Iam Groasc" and "No Shirt called at the sroIcrs onicc with "Good- b,e Old scr.bblns Pal; wc'so on lo Nomc vid out outdt on de samo o.l sled. and ou dis trip thorc won't bo no adcs,cppn Of individual duty and dcrc won't bo mo spittn' n thc skillet"
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-08-27

When Ono Kid on hia stool banged
 away iiko O fool At a lur-tmc melody And Che harkoop vowed. to tho hard-
 boiled crowd. That he'd crco-matc Sam iIcGcc Then Jacob Kalmo who had iahcn
 Che u1mc Of Yukon Jake. thc Killer Would rakc lho diyo with h.a iorty-
 Two TU tho atmosphere grow chIIler. WIh sharp command he'd ma'U
 'cm stand And deliver their hard-caruod duHt And drink Che bar dry of rum and
 rye. As KloudIko bully must Without coming to blows hc would
 twoak Che nose or Dangerous Dan Ncgrow. And becoming boldor throw over
 h.s shoulder Tho lady that's known as Lou Oh tough as a steak was Yukon
 Jake Hard-boIlcd aa picnic OBS He washed his shirt In-thc KioudIke
 dirt And drank his rum by One kog In fear of their lives Cor because of
 the.r WiVcal He was summed by Che best of hi.
 pals So he bought him Che whole ol An 0utca.t he. from tho comradcril Of ali hui wild animals so he bought him Che whole of
 Shark Tooth shoal A reef in Che Boring Sen, And hc lived by himself on a sea
 il0na shelf u lonely nIqu.ty But miles away In kc0buk In. Did fu.ucd maiden fight TO remove tho smirch from thc bap
 us. Church Hy hrInrine Che hclthcn Light And Che Elders declared chat m
 would bc squared 1T she carried tho holy words From her kcomk Home Go Che he'll
 town Nome T0 sayc those sinful birds. So. two weeks Inter- she took
 frc.ghter. For Che eold-cuncd land near th'
 Polo. But Heaven aInt made for % laH
 that's betrayed She was wrecked ou Shark Ioot
 Sh0aI An hands were tossed iu Che Soa
 and lost
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-08-27
MINE AMENITIES

That fcwcr men lost tho.r Hives i'm meu.mIrc accidents u Che United States during 1919 than In any previous year for which stats- uc have been compiled is shown iu a report Ius, issued by Che United sut@ Bureau Of Mines The num- uer of men killed was f6S gs com- pared uitb GAG killed m,l91S The number of men injured was 31506 ms against l2.915 in f9lS.
 Tho fatality rate was Che lowest ou record for Che metal mining in- dusly m Che United States and Che injury rate was lower chan any year sine. IaIf For every l0Oo men employed during ul-umo year oi BOO working days 343 wcro killed and 2alS were injured Canadian Mining Journal
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-08-27
PHIL COMES ACROSS

There was a umc when "soapy smith phl Abrabams and tho editor .ol tbIs paper were au three holding services In susway along thc.r own unc "soapy" and Phil not work ne worry hard for theirs. Che latter beue m tbo real estate business. ard Che editor dcyoune much of his spare umo to bcriInr them in thc .fr..eht and narrow path or try ne to. After Smith sailed for Jor- .ans stormy strand and for moro uu 2s yoara Che editor has been tmerure uIh phl but can not I1..t that success has crowned his .nms But hc stu has hope and .a.a a usht ahead. for Che last mail from ssarvay brought a money or- der to pay for ycar's subscription o hs great beacon of lighl Ono reading of which will we fccL conn r.ale he alvar.ne Of our old-time friend Tbe hope for hIs rciormo. rou would bc stronger however had he not mcloscd One following in hi. letters
 Pat OFahcry very palpabiy not urombIuoust was arrested iu Arizona recently charsoi with scll m. liquor iu violation of Che proh.. uuou law. But Pat had am im nroaabIo defense
 Us counsel n addressing th' Iury said.
 "Your Honor gentlemen of th, my look at Che do,cudaut'
 \ dramatic pause thon.
 .Now. gentlemen of the iury dc son honestly thn. that if Che de terdmt had n quart of wh.skcy h, would cu te"
 rlc verdict reached in ono m.u ut.. was "NoI mIly
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-08-27

an but tho maiden Ruth. Who swam to thc edge of Che sep
 ii0n8 ledge Where abode Che love Of her youth. Ho Wa hunting for seal for his
 evening meal lIo handled mean harpo0nl When hc saw at his feet. not some
 thIur Go cat But a g.rl in 30 frozen swOon Whom ho dragged to his lair by her
 dripping hair, And ho rubbed her knees with gin. ro hIa great surprise she opened her
 eyes And revealed his Original snl Ua eight months beard grew sun
 and weird And it lelt like chestnut burr And hc gw0rc by his gizzard and
 thc Arctic blizzard That he'd do right by her. But tho cold sweat lrozc on Che end
 of her nose TW it gloamod lIkc a Tecla pearl While her bright hair fell. like a
 amo from hcll Down Che back of Che grateful girl But a hopeless rake was Yukon Jake The Hermit of Shark Tooth Shoal. And Che dizzy maid he rcbctraycd And wrecked her immortal soul! Then hc rowcd her ashore with
 broken Oar. And hc sold her to Dan Mcgrcw For mshc dog and some hot egg
 nOsg As rascals arc wont to do. Now ruthless Ruth is a maiden uu.
 o0ufh Wh scarlet cheeks and lips. And sno sings rough songs to th'
 drunken througs That come from tho scaling ships. Tor a r0ugcata.ued kiss from thh
 infamous miss They win give a seals sleek fup Or perhaps a sable. ii they are able Ita much Che same tO her. Oh. Che North Countrcc is rougl
 couutrcc That mothers a bloody brood; And Ifs icy arms hold hidden charm For tlo greedy Che sinful and lewd And strong mon rust from Che gold
 and Che lust That .ms Che N0rthlaud soul uut Che wickcdcst born from th'
 Pole fo Che Horn Was thc Hermit Of Shark Iootl
 Sh0lli
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-08-27
rHE RLILlD 0T YUKON LII
Boer.nr Robt w. Sorylco'6 pardoul By EDWARD E. PARAMORE, JR

Onogg.ng Hoht w. Services pafuonl By EDWARD E PARAMORE. Jh. Oh. thc North Countreo is hard
 country That mothers a bloody hroodi And Ia icy arms hold hidden charms For Che greedy. sinful and lcwd. And strong men ruat. from Che gold
 and Che iust That soam Che Northland aoul But Che wickcdost born. From ihe
 Polo to Che Horn. m Che Hermit of Shark Foot shoal' Now Jacob KaImo was Che HormIts
 name
 u Che days of hls pious youth, Bro hc cast a smIrch on Che bapt.dt
 church By botray.ng girl named Ruth. But now mon quake at Yukon
 Jakc'. Tho Hermit of Shark Tooth shoal, For that ia Ono namc that Jacob
 Kaimc Is known from Nome to Che Pole. 'Uo was just boy and Che parsons ,Ere he fcu for thc gold and Che
 muck) And had learned to pray with Che
 hogs and tho hay On farm near kcokuk. But a sorWco tale of illicit kalo- And whiskoy and women wild Drained Ono morals clean as a aoup-
 turo0n From thia poor but honest child. Hc loneod for Che bite of Yukon
 night And Che Northern Lights weird
 flicker Or a game of stud in Che frozen mud. And Che taste of raw red Ticker. Uc wanted to mush along in Che
 sIuah. Wth team of huakc hounds, . And to 0ro his eat at beaver hat And knock it out of bounds so he lcft his home for Che hell-town
 Nomc. ! On Alaskaa icc.r.bhed shores And he learned to curse and Cd
 drink. and worse ! |TW Che rum dr.ppcd from his pores ! When thc boys on spree were
 were drinking it lrcc ! In Naiamutc saloon ! And Dan Mcercw and his dangorou.
 crew Shot craps with Che p.obald coon,
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-08-27
AUTO WEAKNESS

My car is alway on the blink Irs conduct always coarse and raw; 10 would have driven me to drink. Long aiucc. but for Che volstead law. On yerna morning. bright and cool. go rejoicing for a spin And in tho dusk a farmor's mule IH hired Go haul my tumbril i'm. The grim mechanics ply their trade. And mond Che divers busted parts. And then collect what coin I've made And blow it in Che changing marts. And cvcrmorc ] hear my friends Tell auto yarns, in joyous notes; Oh. nothing ever breaks or bends. About Che other fellows boatsl Year after year they bowl along And cost mo money for repaira And nothing ever going wrong. No spark plug misses unawarcs. They climb up hills, Che owners say, Without a knock or kindred sound; And ] get stuck on every brae, In every mudhole ! am drowned. It is Che other fellows bus That meyer gets its water warm. That ambles forth. without a fuss. Its many wonders to perform. It is Che other fellows van That's better now than when twas
 new;
 ] have Che only also ran That ever made % driver blue. But can it Doe Che other guys Who brag in such % lofty tone. Are handing me donatured lies; Have they some troubles Of their
 own? Behind Che mugs that bravely shine ! Arc there 70 lot of carking cares? ! Are other boats a8 bad as mine. And break their owners for rcpairs2
 Walt Mason. 
 Mrs. May Hahn left on Che steam
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-08-27
HOW TO REMOVE
 P0BCUPIEE QUILLs

Many roroup.ncs are in Che yic.n- I.y of Dawson and other parts oi Che NoEou and quite a number of cases howe been reported Of late where laa have como into contact with
 m. bllboI brothers of Che animal GreIom and have been pierced with numerous aWUs somc owners of Io. .lay. not understood how to re- move Che guus and have allowed tto poor animals to su0or Others
 who are acquainted witch Che porcu- pine ouU ay Chat it readily can be removed by cutting oG Che end of Che Guu tbus relieving Che cushing ol u.r from within. and thon twisi- me It adcVise after Che fashion of removing screw from % board. umuIly. Il, is said. one or two twists win do Che trick. Dawson News.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-08-27
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five men hou turned h.s back to thc bar and paccI hIa olbova ou it "Imm Grease Jimmy stood behind Che b1r as referee and thc one Go whom Che louac cuvIcd was "atuck for Che dr.uk.
 Ia.cr m One evening the stroller
 rcleroeI bmtmucalc deh, be- tween thc .Ycuov Kid and lcl- low called .sIm" Che question at i.ue being which or tho two would sleep v.h "Haok Prince" a co'orcd rurIfat who haI.arr.vod ,hat cycn- ing from s.a-uay end secured O double bed at Che international hau ! of which hc had generously ouucd . to Che victor ol Che contest M.w ! six round. of hard and bloody dsht- |iue Che Stroller declared It % draw and lcn. with Che coon h.mse.t Incidentally Che Stroller has slept |n hotels u more chan thirty states l of One Great American s.atwhood ! |bu, r.rcr m one chat presented such opportunities tor the study .onto- mo.ory as ul tne international at White ras CIyl
 Tho completion of thc White Pass railroad to thc Summit removed iho oal, eDuae Wb.to Pass C.y had for ! o..upy.ue n p.aee ou tle topography of tfc earth and after d brief but
 turbulent urocr He a.. rosuse o.
 tbe town disappeared and IH pr.a.
 ur. quiet wa. n. completely restored
 hourh It had never been dis.
 mrbeI
 Only n few week aeo Che Stroller
 e..a r..oreer orer llc White Pass
 raad which skirts One s.tc ol Che once
 busy town. it uame.ato and aa Inc
 rrel from thc coach window a, trc
 few remnants of civilization s.I
 visible oII and ustoaEcI ..oycs. a
 rrt frame with me uuuUue
 from rn'. and pile. oI h''.'. .mrsre Che location O. former
 .u..rt stores % tce'n- O. aan. vIeeieI atbvart h.s system and an unb.dIcu toar sromi. i.sW.el tor i' ...ifa right or uav down hH Weal
 eucl check and ..I or One floor %. .har train .oaeh uIth a re.om''ns .tor'ms not cha. Che wicked and .lerm.ate W'e town was Ho moro
 but uat le realized chat ,WuF-
 ur.. years had h.on rolled toe.thor
 oa Che scroll of Time and Ia.d away ou ne abGl ol Eternity since h. .md bcon invited .o wmc yours Joy Ono unfortunate and .a.H- mDm. .b.r oI ue uuhoIy GuuIe.,. IH. had
 stood V.h th.r na.hH lo and ,HeH
 elbows ou .uam Gr.a. Jimmy .har.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-08-27

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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-08-27
GIRLS:

IF you are not getting 90 to TOO Iauderings out J of your sheerest finest blouses, without spelling
 their beauty, yop are Ho' rashng hcm he sg'ea uav And, strange to say, lhe safest way is also the easiest quickest way you ever washed blouse! Try this easy way See for yourself that it doesn't give a new blouse that "laundcred' look. It will not cost you cent This is how to do t Take Che coupon below to your grocer, and he will give you a iull-szcd package of
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-08-27
WOULDN'T TAKE ANY CHANGE

Uo had been keeping her company eight years and had never even mentioned marriage and she had de- c.dod to give him strong hint tho fat opportunity she had. lt came during one Of tho cary spring days. As they started for % walk into tho country she caught up a bright rcd sweater to wear. Ho touched her arm "I wouldn't wear thot t were you. Grace" he said. "Tho fold u which Che yiolots grow best has n Jersey bun in it and
 "Ob. chen , won't wear it' she said cmpbatIcalIy throwing Che red sweater ou Che rack "lf in eight years you haven't got enough cour- ago Go rescue me from approaching sp.ustcrbood ] know you wouldn't have enough in a few minutes to save me from am approaching buu." Inc duuanous Nowa
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-08-27

u wa. In January 1000. thW .u.m Grouse Jimmy aud hop head known a "No shr, arrived tn Dawson having made the long .r.r over m. lake. nI river from Bonnet, u...He u anH..rl con. ..r.re tr.r worldly .r.tels aH l.. distance BeerI... o. Che .a., uat n.r had lmuo..I ooH.Hn.E during thc.- Hz v.es. Iomuor they could ro. du.l. un and separate. a. au .her -four was m ouo sack and hov had bu. one Iur rnne under which to s.cen The reu.t wa. tu. when hey reached Dawson hU hated each other V,th hatred chad. would stop at uuIc short oi murder uut uey had heard of and had wholesome rHne.. tor British justice
 mred out by che HoyaI Nor,h- west Mounted Police anI neither ol
 hem u.s anxious to take chance. rf uor.u. six month. or a year ou ne Grown rueI Reduction pImt Both mon ucro worn to a tuH'o
 hen her arrived so ta. devoted he.r urt week u tH. Yukon mot- ropous mostly to eating and sleep. u- uch ufh the so.. object In view ol gaining sufficient s.rene.h to give One other ImhHtIus that In. would remember mH, oteraseu by death and tl. grave
 Wh follows a best told m Uam Cr.aae gave it Go Che -roIorI.
 .us momm' wake. m md !
 No Shirt looam at me v.d murder n ha peppers and ays
 WI. might as w.u settle dis uue today as am, umc' so we agrees to take dc sIeI and eo down de river about mile and 0eht t out de victor to haul dc ,anluahel back Co town About l0 o'clock wa starts and when uc gets opposite lc meh blum below town de ueht Vaa just right .or 0ebtu. No time ia 'u.t scc9 and at It we goes. "ruhc dal says. Ter dc umc you Cot Uwnt rooku and you spit in dc skillet altcr ubiu out your share of de bacon and ! closes his right lamp .Au' take dat' says. 'f0r pcr.ond- .0' to be sick and maxim me haul you 0ueen miles on de sled below pcIy' and d.slontos his lclt cor. .Au' take dat' says f Ger de night at scIuyn. whom you stole aI do robe but about fooU and nearly lroze me to doth. as puts his other lamp on Che bum And deu ! puts au my remlinu' strength into a straight punch and caves in his nose and nys And dat Is fer all your general cus.eInes from ic day we icu Bennett until we hits Dawson
 -mt don't tInk for a minute dat No shirt a.nt got no deht u him. Man. iat bird can feht ukc wilde eat and a. evidence of dc stato- monL give mo de once oyer Hc a.ut mo sk.rl lot me ten you but aI want to tackle and ] have moro respect for him now chan ever had before Fcom now on me an him
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-08-27
How long do your silk and 9eOr9ette blOUSes last?

in the thick, bubbling ioam Donot rub. In about five minutes an the dirt will have been absorbed by the rich Ivory studs. That's all there is to the washing. Rinse the blouse, roll it in thick towel until 1t is almost dry, then press 1t with moderately warm iron-never hot one.
 Use blouse that never has been washed before. if you can SO that you can see how new and lovely it looks after this rub-lcss laundering. No matter what color 1t is-no matter if you think it fabric ihat will not wash Ivory Flakes can not harm 1t, if it can stand the touch of water alone. For Ivory Soap Flakes is simply modern, conven- icut form of genuine Ivory Soap 00',So% pure flor washing the delicate fabrics used by modern women.
 Us, Ivory Flakes for everything that you do not want to put in lhe family wash-for silks, sotins, ccoreetlcs chIons accs wooens, nannels, sweaters,
 knitted garments.
 Youu wear no more "washed-out" garments, once you know the joy of using Ivory Flakes.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-08-27

Lady or Che House l,o Che cooO
 "Nario. why does this policeman como here 20 oftcn2 ls thorc any danger Of anything disappearing from horoG'
 Marie "Yos; perfectly good cook"
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-08-27
IVORY FLAKES
 FREE!

Drop a couple of spoonfuIs of these wonderful new flakes in hoi water add cold water until the studs that bubble up at once are lukewam, then soak and swish and squeeze of your prcttest blouscs
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-08-27

Mrs. May Hahn left on Che steam ship Northwestern for Cordoya.
Charlevoix county herald., 1921-07-29
MARKET REPORT
FURNISHED BY u. s. BUREAU
OF MARKETS. WASHING
TON, D. c.

Grain
Both wheat and corn showed slight
net losses for the week.
In Chicago cash market No. 2 red
winter closed at 1924; No. 2 hard at
$1;25;, No. yellow corn at &c; No. 8
mixed corn at 62c; No. 3 white oats at
gee. For the week Chicago July wheat
dropped Sac. closing at si.25 is; July
corn dropped l 1-4c, closing at SO 3-4c.
Minneapolis July wheat dropped 4 3-4c
closing at $1.30 SIS. Chicago September
wheat dropped 2 lie. closing at 81. 26;
at 81 3-4c. Minneapolis September wheat
dropped &c. closing at S1.30 5-S. Kansas
City September wheat dropped &c, clos
Ing at $1.15 5-S
Eastern Hay markets firm and about
81 higher than one week ago. Receipts
ana stocks light. Central western mar
kets weak and mostly In buyers favor.
Quote No. / timothy New York $3.50.
$3.50; Chicago s25, new $40; Atlanta
27.6O, Kansas City new s11. No. l al
falfa Kansas City $l9, Omaha $3.50,
Memphis. s22. No; prairie Minneapolis
Sl46O, Omaha $l1.5O, Kansas City $13
Feed
Wheat feeds fairly firm but easier
tendency Is noted in quotations for flu
ture shipments.
Quoted bran s14 middlings s14. linseed
meal $3.50, Minneapolis; white hominy
feed s22.5O st. Louis; Sc per cent cotton
seed meal $3.50. Memphis; gluten feed
s2s6O Chicago; No. l alfalfa meal $40
Kansas City.
Dairy Products
Butter markets firm early in the week
but only steady at the close The pres
ent tone of the market is somewhat un-
settled and lacks the confidence of a
week ago. Undergrades more plentiful
% acere SStfer Se@ YSr c
cago 4Oc, Philadelphia Ale, Boston 43c.
Fruits and Vegetables
Irish Cobblers potatoes advanced rs
per bbl. In New York, reaching 81 to
1926. Shipments have been decreasing.
Kansas sacked Early Ohios down so TO
i5c per 100 lbs in Kansas City, closing
S125@1.50.
Elberta peaches advanced 50075c per
crate in New York. reaching $3.25Q3.5O.
which recovered the loss OF previous
week. Boston, Philadelphia and Pitts
burg were firm, closing 1904. The Chi
cago market closed $1.25 per crate high
err at $3.25Q3.75
Live Stock and Meats
Chicago live stock, although the price
OF cattle and hogs is advancing, widen
Ing OF the spread Is noticeable inasmuch
as the upward trend Is on the better
grades.
Chicago prices: Hogs top (out of line)
s10;S0 bulk Of sales $S.S0@10.70; medium
and good beef steers, S7.25@9; butcher
cows and heifers ss.75@S.75: feeder
STEERS SOWiOO' URnt ana medium
weight veal calves s9a11; fat lambs $S.25
@10.S0; feeding lambs s6q7; yearlings
s6@S.25; fat ewes $3.25@5.50
The price spread on eastern dressed
beef widened during the week, lower
grades declining as much as $1.75 while
best grades advanced soc. Veal steady.
Lamb down $2Q5 and mutton &c. Pork
loins advanced $1@2 July 20 prices for
good grade meats: Beef S1325@16.50;
veal $16@1S; lamb $21@26; mutton $500
IS: light pork loins s22q27; heavy loins
s16@21.
Charlevoix county herald., 1921-07-29
SAGE TEA BEAUT|HES
and DARKENS HAIR
Don't Stay Grayi It Darkens
So Naturally that No
body can Tell.

You can turn gray, faded hair beau
tifully dark and lustrous almost over
night II you'll get bottle Of "Wyeth's
Sage and Sulphur Compound" at any
drug store. Millions of bottles of this
old famous Sage Tea Recipe, improved
by the addition of other ingredients,
are sold annually, says a well-known
druggist here, because It darkens the
hair so naturally and evenly that no
one can tell 1t has been applied.
Those whose hair Is turning gray or
becoming faded have a surprise await
ing them, because after one or two
applications the gray hair vanishes
and your locks become luxuriantly
dark and beautiful.
This Is the age Of youth. Gray
haired, unattractive folks aren't
wanted around, so get busy with
Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound
tonight and you'll be delighted with
your dark, handsome hair and your
youthful appearance within a few
days.
This preparation is toilet requisite
and Is not intended for the cure, mill
cation or prevention Of disease.
Charlevoix county herald., 1921-07-29
THE WOODS
By DOUGLAS MALLOCH
SYLVIA.

SYLVIA.
IT WAS because the dawn was in
her eyes,
1t was because the night was In her
hair,
Because 1 heard the forest In her
signs,
held her fair.
She came upon me meath the huddled
caves,
She walked beside me In the maze
Her sadness, sadness Of a wood that
grieves,
Her smile, the sun again.
Her voice was like the whispering Of
trees,
Her laughter like the tinkle of a
rill;
Her cheeks blushed roses, roses such
as these
Upon the hill.
She was a river In a thirsty land,
A changeless star in midnight skies
10 Snlne-
Her touch, to walk with Nature hand
inland
And she was mine was mine.
So leave me In the wood a little
while;
Here where the grass Is greenest
let me lie.
The sun shall bring me once again
her smile,
The wind her sigh.
Here only do we seem no more apart,
In verdant ways beneath the skies
of blue;
The stirring earth will seem a beat
ing heart,
The heart, the heart l knew.
Once only she could bring the forest
near,
In those old days amid the painting
crowd,
Once only she could make the stars
appear
Beyond the cloud
So now the forest that her soul ex-
pressed
To my own soul is her interpreter
I'm ev'ry wind that wanders east or
west
hear but her, but her!
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