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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1926-07-08

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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1926-07-08
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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1926-07-08

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New Britain herald., 1926-02-05
WBAp-IORT NORTB-47G

l;3o--Decatur band concert. i0;S0--Monstrel show. la-The Panther Hawaiian Trio,
 WAA--DALLAS-t7G 7;So--Alphonso Treurs orch, yiR-Schubert Choral club,
 WQAI-sAN ANToNio--3e5 o;So-San Antonio Express 1.-Two. ming News" program,
 WOC-DANENPoRT--isi 1;S0--Dedtimo story. s-Conseryatory department of the Villa de Chantel. l0-"Around the world with 'B. d."
 WHO-DES MOINES-52G SSo-Soprano and baritone solos. 9--Grecn County band, l2-Corn Sugar dance orchestra.
 WOI-AMES, h,-2I0 S;So-BoXing tournament. Notre Dame vs, Ames.
 ksD-ST. LOuIS-515 Ellis Levy pianist. S:3o-.Arne Arncson, vioUnist.
 MDAF-KANSAs CITS-3G5 T~-Markets, weather, bedtime story welfare talk and music. 9-Naried musical program, 12:45-Nighthawk frolc.
 KFII-WICHITi-26S l0--Lambert Crystal Radio Boys.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-05

.:1u- "Th" story Teller" .Aa- Mechanics Of speech Current events.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-05
(IQl ION THE AIR
 M =-=T.=
MCAC-sTOEiis-gT5
WTAG-WOWCINTI,N-1Sl

.;2u- MuSici marke' report,
 Poultry talk, .:ti ro hp announced.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-05

orchestra dinner concert,
 Pauline Sachs, soprano; Eleanor kaplan, vlolinist lo-WEBH Light opera company l0Hi-Herald and Examiner news flashes.
 i@ EdgeWator Beach Hotel Ofiole orchestra, dance selections, Irene HcaslcN "Thc Girl rom Dixie" songs, Jack pcncwcll and Fred l'almitcE songs.
 WBBM---CHlCNGO--22G 5-' Harry and sandy: Valentino Inn orchestra; Harold Morava, lyric tenor: William Dalton, bari tone; Joe McMuuuH Ralph Bot hoI, g-lI- Moulin Rouge orchea,ra; Two Jays; Charlie Carlaud Miriam NadlrN violin; Helen lladlcy, uc- oonpanist; Brewers Zig Hag Trio; Narli Trio--routuro O. evening.
 WENR-CHiCNGO--20G I--baily dinner concert, Eauland Lyric Trio; violin and vocal solos. H--All-Am, Ucan Pioneers, Frank WcslphaI pianist Harmony -Four: Moran and Alt, Hawaiian guitar artists; Jack Todd. l-Midnite I'rolics Frank Wcstphal au1 his All-Amoricau Pioneers. Hal Laigc, aaA solos; yocalists; in s'rumcnal
 kNW-CHICAGO--536 1~--Dinncr music from kDKA. lp--An Hour or Music. l1-Midnight revue,
 Paul Ash and his orchestra. Coon-Sanlcrs Original NighthaWks Hunri A. Keatos will be heard at the McNickors theater organ al l2 r, n, Art l.iniGk announcing. @-"Insomnia Club" conducted by Coou- Sanders Original Nighthawks
 WHAS-LOUISNILLE--iOO s;3o-Southern Baptist Theological Seminary program,
 WBil.-BAITIMORE-2t6 G:3o--WBAL dinner orchestra. 7:30--WBAI. male quartet. S-9-Mary Knox fitz, pianist and vocalist; Geneva Fitz, pianist and singer; John Mealy, whistler
 WRNA-RICHNfOND-258 7--Dinner music, Hotel Richmond orchestra. S-Market reports. Entertainers from Hartshorn School for Negro Girls. 9:30--Entertainers from Virginia Union (Negro) University. 10-Nirginia Union (Negro) Univer- sity orchestra. 11-Carry Me Back to Old Nirginny.
 WSB-ATLANTA--i2S 6-Bohemian orchestra. 9-Pcrry. Georgia, program. 11:45--Miniature Symphony orch.
 WSM-N.iSHVILLE-2SS 7:30--Francis Craig's orchestra. S--Bedtimc story. 9--Mrs. Henry Fulton and associate artists.
 l1-scarritt College students pro. gram.
 WMC-ME,MPHIS S:15-Bedtime story. 9:30--AtWatcr Kent Hour. 12-Charles LuCy'S Jazz Boys.
 WDOD-CHiTTANOOGA--256 7:30-Tivoli theater organ. S---Hotel patten orchestra. l2-Popular request program.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-05
rANnY NOT POISONED

San Francisco. Feb, | P)-- aik1 pieces of candy out of box @fN. from London 10 Bebe Daniels ;a' motion picture actress, In Los Al gelcs, were examined by governm, i' chemists here today on the thcor than the bonbons may have h" poisoned, but they were found to !" free from any poison matter.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-05
WRNN-NE,W YORk-2IO

'~-OtEpsy Trio, g--E BaiIe. 'rOurs," g;"o-- Myrtle Goodwin, sorys. 'p- Sh,rmnl aul Neil. Lm.MM- InLlN Inn
New Britain herald., 1926-02-05
MOAN-ONIAIiA-52U

Luify's Llttle symphony, lO-Classleah 1l;1G---Nightingale dance orch,
 WCCO-MlSNEAPOLIs-iiG g--Ilcalth talk dnd concert hy L.. Apollo club,
 llsU5-Nankm Cafe dance orch
 KOA-DENVEIi--3sa 1O--Colorado thoater orchestra, to;t6--Program from Grand Jun ton. Colorado. broadcast n. means of long distance Wh, spanning the Rockies. Band 8, ioctions and variety instrumentp and vocal program.
 kII-LOS ANGEILS--i6' t@- Scotch comedian, joke COZ test. Screen Artists string quortt'
 kHl-LOs ANGELES-i05 Supply Co. program
New Britain herald., 1926-02-05
l l;II,ii
(hll Programs on Eastern standard
 Iim",)
TtININI, pItN

'HN 'taN'tN' ! " h' NTlG, N;l5--Wrst llarTorl tom- munity Night.
 WIZ, S;3p-Rollslouc Mate quartet, WGN S;l5--Com,IN Just Folks" WGY Players,
 WEAF, 9iio-ShuRespoWiun Hour, WItNN, lU:li--Noyrltv contest, WGBB, IQ--premior concert band. WAHG, ,:Ii--Gr,l, ar'is. organ rg- cital
 WHO, a-Grvcn County band. WEBlI, lp--WEBI Light Opera company
 WTIC-HiRIiORD-i7G G;&Q--Moe GIumlnlhai' Hub Res tauraut trio,
 7:3p--Aunouurcm police reports and weather,
 S--'rulh, "Jwa Passing Timo," liar. old \, Knowles.
 6;l6- West Jar.ort Commuri'y Ntsat, Introductory remarks by Nyrou J. Bmuuam, president Chamber O Commerce. Ad4r.s.. "Wel Hartford o' Years Gen. By," William II. llan. followed hy a variety pro gram of music. Those taking part will be the l}oy.' gee club O. tho Junior High school, Girls slee club O. the High se&ool Russell N"aring b4es; Mary Ford, violin iai; G. Hdroli Smith, pianist ; Town Manager benjamin I. Millyl in a talk. "Wcst Hartford Of The Present Day;' Dorothy Baldwin McCray, soprano; Maurice E. WaIen. tenor; Warren E, Ohn- stcd. Niolinist: Charles E. Beach, baritone; C. Walton Deckelman, pianist; Mary Billings Green, so. prano; Frances Nearing, contral- to; Louis l. Perlmutter cornetisl; Thomas w, Shonton, tenor; Ed ward F. Deliert. baritone: George Matz, French horn. 11;30--Hour Of familiar and popular music, Solos and duets by Dorothy Baldwin McCray. soprano; Thomas (. McCray, baritone; Ralph M Lowry, accompanist. 12:30--Signing off
 WBZ-SpRiNGTIELD---333 6;g5-Markct report.
 6:&0-Littlo Symphony orchestra from kDKA.
 7:3U-Firth Of series Of a course in Appreciation Of Music" by Prof. John A. O'Shea. director ol Music, Boston School Department -McEnelly and his orchestra direct from Cooks Butterfly Ballroom Springfield.
 s&V --- Rollstone Male Quartet of Fitchburg. Mass. presenting liar " W. Rogers, first tenor; Harold A. White, second tenor; Gardner w. Higgins, first bass; 0. Lester Stockwell, second bass; Elizabeth smith White, accompanist and di- rector.
 9-"Whatdoyoucallit Club" 10--Weather reports; missing per
New Britain herald., 1926-02-05

7--Dnrcr prqsram rom Eastman Thoa'or, Rochester x, Y, talso hrpllruAl by WUAMD 7;aG-lIrulth talk, "Tronch by Radio" mmlh of series O French ,asouD, Leon A. Hugu"mJnl S;15--ComedN "Jutl Folks" pre. scented by WGY Players. directed by Ten ENck Clay, l0;30-WGN orchestra and Caryl Marshall soprano,
New Britain herald., 1926-02-05
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itldsb
 7ia0--S Story Teller 7;iG--Ethr and porotheo Ponce
 singers,
 S--Tho Happiness Boys. S.3O--Euglc Trio. o-~lIohncr Harmony Hour. Dorothy Paca, soprano, y;i0-"The Merchant Of Venice,
 shakespoarean hour, with music l0:S0-Elyera Boni, soprano; Nino
 Ruisl, bass.
 .l-lg iirn n"ruics orchestra.
 WRNN-NEW NORk--2i0 >~~Gypsy Trio,
 .--E Haile, "rours," Myrtle Goodwin, soHy,. Sherman aul Neil, jo;&o-Hly uWn.
 WGnN-NlW NORk-3iG 6- no'c Crrbrr. j;&"--Julr An1ol'a orchestra. 1-'WhaHs Fopr Radio Probem?" ;;1u- Julo AAz.'s orchestra.
 WEN>->lW NORk-25S .,@I NuPle Emmanu-El service. ,-"WAos' Birthday Tolay?" r:4i--Sporls: commerce, t;1i- Marjorie stuart, sunss, a--~Crani Opera company, s;""--"Simple Magician Tricks" "--Gron Opera company, @;45--Jaeh Whoaton's orchestra. ll:j.--No}cly contest. lob Nc
 Don0ld vs. Fanny Davidson: Al
 Goodhart ys. Ralph Chrietman.
 WH>--NEW NORk-3GI 5---.Al SuSsinan's orchestra. 6--Dinner music,
 1- Harry Richman's Entertainers. ,:91--Lew Brown. Sidney Claire.
 songs,
 S--AIe%andcr Male Quarte,. >:i5--Eimund lIerlihys orchestra. 9---lae Cantor Belle Brooks, songs. -I;oselanI dance orchestra. Io:30-Anatol Friedland. l--Dance orchestra.
 t1:30-Bert Dagmars orchestra. ? midnight-Dance orchestra. l2:30-l3ob Murphy's orchestra. WNyC-NEW IORK-526 6:1Q--Markct high spots. , G:20-Piano selections. 5:30-Elementary French I"ssons. 1 7--Adranced French lessons. | 1:30-Police alarms.
 Blackboard Of Estimate meeting. S-Mary Boylan, soprano. S:15-Jamcs k. Hudson, tenor. 1 S;3o--Arthur Weschler, pianist. S;i5-Eudolph JoskoWitz, violinist. 9--Arthur WecAsler, pianist. l g;1j--luIolph Joskowitz, violinist. 9:30-Waldorf- Astoria dance orch. Whittier's "Snowbound." { 1o:3O-Police alarms; weather. WFBH-NEW YORK--273 5-Martn Wallach, pianist. 5:l5-Pollack and Dorn. 5;3o-Nancy Corrigan. soprano. 5:45-Arthur Hand, baritone. 6--Drawng Room Players. ! G:30-Majestic String Ensemble.
 WBPI-NEW YORk-263 6---ktchens orchestra; talks. , 7-Warner theater Hour: Frank
 Nreeland, Seymour and Balone, E, Evans Mary Davis. 1 S-Wm. D, Goblc. S:15-Pianist. ! S:45--Zettler Trio. 9-Hilda White Kay; Zettler Trio; i l0--Fred Frey's Sirens. WEBJ-NEW YORK-213 i 1--Blenheim theater Ensemble. 7:45-Milton Yokeman, tenor.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-05
lQ~-Carrie Cohen, pianist. @1-A ticcuna'8 orchestra,
 NMtA-NEW NOHk-3iI

AHA''tAA lstA4fai NNhi 'Hltl kAllkl' S;l0~-Carrie Cohen, pianist. S;@0-Al Ciccuna'a orchestra,
 WMCA-NEW NORk-3ii c. Olcott Nali's string Ensemble. G;@0-- Ernie GOllcn's orchestra, t;S0-Sachs Musical Monarchs. S;30-Cousin's Talk, S;i6-BroadWay association. g~-GIMdman Hour of Music. lo-ponad Flamm, dramatic critic ll3Sg-JuGk Dcnuys orchestra.
 WAHG-RICHMOND H1LL-3tO S:&o-Sylvia BayIin, pianist. 1;4d--Prot, Richard Mayne, organis S--lEnwood Nyie, soprano. 9!30JShcIl Bcuch Trio. lo;o2--I'ranc,uo Nydc, soprano. lQ;li-~Bcrnlr i'lotchur'3 orchestra.
 WGBB-IREErORr--2iI S--Earl Brown, pianist. S;ij-MaUole Kennedy soprano. e;3o--Chrric Harrison, soprano. Premier concert buni, lQ;45--Colcgiafcs,
 WOR--NEWiI,h-t05 G;'a- Words mispronouuccd. 6:1I--Bill Wathcy, sports. G;30--Mau iR the Moon stories. 6;55--Jucqurs Jacobs Ensemble. 7:g4-- N""s bulletin.
 WGCP--NEWtRk--252 7--paul Epp's Rcvelers. 1;5Q--'Tracy and Mohr, songs. 7;4j-GIalys Hartmann, soprano. S-~Stuiio program,
 S;l5--N%X Hnitt. liolinist.
 WODA-raTLRSON-22i 5-- Music.
 5:$0~-News Of the day 6--PhocniX orchestra. 9---Banjo and piano, 9:15-~Jack Tender, riolinist, s;3o--Normm smith. tenor. g45--pjano duets. l0l5-POpular songs. lp:3W---The mysterious violinist. WIP-PHHADELpHIA--5oo 6:n0-Dinner music.
 1--Badtime story; piano solo.
 WLIT-PlIILtDELPHIA-385 ,:3U-Drcam Daddy, S--Studto program.
 lO-Dance orchestra. l0:30--Rufus and Rastus.
 WFI-PHILADELPHIA-395 5:3Q-Concert orchestra. 7-Dance orchestra. WCAu-PHILADELPHlA-21S 7:30--Music. S--"Our Own Agnes?" S;30--Singing groundhog, S;45-American Radio Trio. 9:l5-Dwight Strickland. 9;3Q--Gardcn Gulls. ! 10--Willie HOrowitZ, songs. iQ:30--Jacl1 Myers Architects.
 WPG--ATLANTIC CITY--3O0 6:3u-Last-minute news flashes. 6;45--l 5-minute organ recital. 7--Hotel Morton dinner music. 7;30--Dance orchestra. Atlantic Cit! Auto Show Million Dollar Pier. S-Eiucational Series. Schools il our Sister Resort. Fentnor." Halli day R, Jackson. S:15--"Shut-In's" program. JeaI Wiener, organist. 9-Hotel Traymorc concert orch. 10-James' Salt Water Taffy Boys
 dance orchestra.
 WHAR-ATLANTIC CTTY-275 1 7:30--Sport talk. 8-Seaside Trio. l 11:15-Strand organ recital. WGY-SCHENECTADY--3SO 6;30-Int. Sunday school lesson.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-05
WJ,R--pRONInINCl-3O6

I;50---"SH IIoNgODlm" IN BIlnchu
 Elizabeth Wade, story Teller, Gta ProRam direction of Elm
 w.nIl laco'hltL >:.0 -rl.arh tlk, Sua5,cH "rrc-
 Ium Of Nrvols pisorI,rs," >:Su--"Gonoan's Jolly l}akcra,' 3.- "Homcr HayWouy IIo4r" ..3u--IlLk.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-05

7--Dnucr peosram rom Eastman Thua'rr Rochester, x, Y, talso lrpl1rual by WUAMD . 7;aG--Hrulth talk, 7;S5~-" French hy Ealio" tnmlh of | seri.s 0. French ,asoUD, Leon A, 1 Hugu"munl | Comedy 'Jusl Folks" pre- scented by WGY Players, directed by Ten hycIl Clay, ] l0;30-WGN orchestra and Caryl Marshall soprano, MFBI.--sNR\CUSE-252 ! fI5r- OuonlIpa dinner music . i7;l6--"rorccs influencing Price 1 Changes in Svcmllcs," by Charles D, Jarvis, ijg5 Announcements; [. <, weather reports, ioi15-rrogram rom WGY studio ! join, wi'h WGN WlBl. WHAM, WtAD.
 WRW-TNRENTOWN-27a 9~- Frank ltpucrjold, songs. 9jl5--Authonl Tassio, guitar. l Wul.rr Walauu yiolinist , Ekulale Woodit, i l0-- Walkers orchestra. l0:@n--Anthony Tassio, harmonIcu Walter Watson, yiolinist It, Kenneth WajkcrS orchestra,
 WGR-Bl FEhLO-319 G;%G--D Dinner music. 1:&U--Jolutly with station WEAT, 9--Jolntiy with WEAI'. ! 9:3O--Concert, | l0;%p-IIewi,t Iiumorisls, Supper music.
 WHiM-ROCHESTER-27s S--ltecital, , 7-7;S0--Eas,man thcater orchestra. WGY will also broadcast. S;13-Comedy Just Folks" from WGY.
 WRC-WAsHINGTON-iG0 5--Mayhower orchestra. 5:45--Book talks, Mrs. Nina Read,
 WCAP--WASHINGTON-i69 6-1o-Mozart string quintet; pro- f gram from WEAF. Dance music.
 kDkA-PIrTSBURGH-309 G:30-Dance music | S:15--l'niversity Pitt Four. 9-Concert.
 WCAE-PITTsBURGH-l61 6;S0-Dinner concert. 7;30-Children's period. S--Chilcott Quartet. 9-Studio concert.
 WAIU-COLUMBUS. O.Sg9i 6-Dinner hour. S-Strng choir
 WTAM-CLENELAND-38O 6--Dinner music.
 WEAR-CLEVELAND-38O Music. E30-Children's hour; talks. S:15-Studio concert. 9--Male quartet. 10-Instrumental Ensemble.
 WADC-AKRON, O.-25s 6:30-Dinner concert. S-Studio concert 10--India Owls.
 WJR-PONTIAC-511 i-Gol1kette's orchestra; SololSls. 7:30-Trio concert. S-Serenaders; soloists
 WREO-LANSING-236 6-Dinner concert.
 WWJ-DETROlT-3o$ 6-Dinner concert. S-Orchestra and sooists. . 9-DanCe music.
 WCX--DETROIT-o17 9-Studio concert. 10-Dance music.
 WQJ-CHuCAGO-tlS 11-Orchestra and artists. I2-Ginger Hour.
 WIBO-CHICAGO-266 T-9-Dinner concert. 11-Eyening features.
 WHT-CHICAGO-I00 7-Classical program. S:45--(238m) Orchestra; songs. I11--Dance music. 1:4O-Your Hour League.
 WOK-CHICAGO-2t1 11-2--Vocal and orchestral selcc- tions.
 WMAQ-CHICAGO--4IS I7-Organ; Wide-Awake club. 9-kent- Marquette Debate. 10:15-Lecture; music; chimes.
 WLS-CHICAGO-345 7:40-Ralph Emerson, organist. 8-Ford and Glenn lullaby time. S:15-WLS studio trio. 9-Bethany church choir. 9:30-Ford and Glenn, songs. 10-Wesleyan brass quartet. 10:30-LittIe Caruso and his operatic
 quartet. 77-Ford and Glenn. 12-Paul Ash and his gang, melody
 and songs.
 WEBH-CHICAGO-370 4N-.s- |
New Britain herald., 1926-02-05
W\tC-IiOSTON-2SU

W V " '~-it''FNi - N--sNh .- l[ra4s Kat KJliios kup. Dinner dancu broadcast from 1o,n2's Chinese -Auvnclu res- a.Irdut,
 N@sln O. IlgruOuy roUr ,;&o--Narjcd program oy Artists rom tho Beacon Entertainment Exchange. direction Bert Spears, g.@o-Nari,d program by artists from tuo Theodore Schroeder Yo- cal studio. ln,""~- Ioncr music, broadcast from Checker Inn Checker Inn orch, direction "Junmi," Gallagher Popular atlrcious Irving Crocker lnI George Rogers.
 NEEI-BOSTON-3l9 5-t'raulie Ward and .his orchestra. 6:o5--Lost and Found and weather report. 6:lj--Joe Riues and his Hunters Cabin orchestra. Dig Brother cub. Writings Grade \ Contest. >--slgtr's HalT Hour O. Hospitality s:&o-Ncapolitan program. ,'--Erom New York, HolIuer liar
 nony Hour a:$0--Carter's Incas. 10--Scot'y Holmes and his orches- tra-Imperial Marmba band.
 WHtP-NEW YORK-2iO G--Diuner music. I-Christina I'onteyn. soprano. : 7:15--Prof J. D. Spaeth. 7:4j-Mary Pinney, pianist S---Harrict Foster, contrato, S:15--Ncws digest; Woodwiud En- scmble. 9-William Boslor, Abraham Lin coln."
 9:1j--Woolwind Enseble. l0--MiXed quartet, WJZ-NE,W YORk-i55 5:&2-Market quotations. G:G0-New York University course 1-Dinner concert. S--Sundal Serenaders. S:3Q--Baldwin hour; Allreda Ca sella. pianist; Philharmonic orch. 1o--Francis MacTnillen, violinist. 1i-Lorraine orchestra.
 WtAF-NEW YORk-i92 5-N. Lopez's orchestra. 5-Dinner music, 7---Bessie Dodge, soprano; Mozellc
 Bennett. violinist; Mana Frances,
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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1926-04-08
In Defending Her Town This Contrib
utor Breaks Into Poetry.

To the Editor of The Republican.
My attention was recently drawn to
publication in your splendid newspa-
per appearing under the title "Much
in Little" and containing a letter
written by boy from your section of
country, Cheston Browning by name,
but better known to us as Junior, who
was then spending part of the winter
months in our little city. Inasmuch
as this letter was made public through
the columns of your paper, would
much appreciate to reply in like man.
ner.
Dear Junior: We noticed in a re-
cent issue of your local newspaper,
The Republican, letter which you
had written to some relative back
home commenting especially on your
life while in Florida. I'm confident
I'm only voicing the sentiment of your
other playmates, as we'll as myself,
when | state that we were wonderfully
surprised as we had thought the many
hours which we spent playing together
in the open, which was practically all
of them from dawn until bedtime,
save when we were in school, had
been as thoroughly enjoyed by you as
by ourselves. And, Junior, why didn't
you express a desire to us that you
would like to caddy for the golfers.
You surely need seek no further for
the opportunity. You know Florida
is noted for its golfing and right here
in Sebring we have four of the finest
golf courses to be found in the State.
l., too, am from the glorious North,
but will frankly admit that my stay in
Sebring has been so unexpressibly
happy that in closing I'd like to offer
a tribute to the State l love so much:
Between the broad Atlantic
And the Gulf of Mexico
Is the finest place in all the world
In which to live and grow.
For there is nothing dormant
Down in this cline, you know,
Where the old keeps growing younger
With lots of pep" and ego"
Where there is never any sign of ice,
or sleet, or snow;
Where very seldom do the clouds
Hide out the sunshine's glow.
Where people long to bring their
friends
Because they love it So
Between the broad Atlantic
And the Gulf of Mexico.
A PLAYMATE.
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