Show RHYMES OF THE DAY Blow favoring breezes blow I cried Tho politician shook his heart I thoudst make port 0 candidate Thoult liuvo to blow thyself ho said Detroit JournalS I Journal-S < > S The house that Is built upon the sand Quoth the grocer I never will scoff at Without It my own couldnt stand Since from sugar 1 mako my beat profit o Philadelphia Press S 4 5 A whang a whirring thro tho air Two hundred yards to walk hours search Another whang an scrch Made warm with lowbreathed talk A triplication of the wining The walk and talk tho same Tho green a nrclcnso at croquet And thats the golfing game Life S b When r am outward bound at last About my couch I pray No ghosts of sins from out my past Will drive my peace away I trust nono come from out thoso years And my departure HOC Or whisper In my dying cars Dost thou remember me Robert Loveman In Troy Press 4 U A I Why do they call thorn sleeping cars SInce people always keep l Declaring When they rhlo In them That they can never sleep Why do they call those places barns Where trolley cars arc kept Since never 0 single horse wjthln Tho arching doors has stepped 7 Chicago TImcsIIcrald 4 5 5 Alas tis true boyond a doubt Our sorrows come together Theres nothing now to talk about Excepting war and weather Exceptng Washington Star S S A Forgotten Friend Remembered Foe Forgotn Frll1 What of the hopeful word And the friendly deed What of the hand put out In the hour of need Forgotten Forgotten long long So A mm cant remember forever you know What of tbo false talo told What of the slight What of tho heavy hand That was raised to smite Ah was It so many long years ago There aro things men remember forever you knowS know-S E Klser in S Chicago S 4 TimesHerald THE SHIRTWAIST 1AN Tho shirtwaist man is coming ho Is strutting Into view Ills smile of satisfaction shows hes maclo his mind up too Ho wears a look that marks the soul by coolest comfort blest Ho doesnt care what people think hes doffed his coat and vest And now he is devising diplomatic means and ways OC Introducing pantaloons to wear on rainy days Tho shirtwaist man Is here to stay full well he plainly sees That fashions dictates havo shut off a lot of pleasant breeze And If ho takes n notion that no wants it made that way IIoll have his shirt designed and cut In bold decollete And tvousors built for rainy days hell order next thats what And wear them all the summer through if there Is rain or not Tho sblrtwaht man hurrah for him I Now let him sot lie pace And give some cooler clothing onehalf the human race Lets have lie shlrtwal with short sleeves and lace Insertion so Theyll catch the faintest ort of brcezo that oer was known to blow And dont forget oh tnllorman you must L abbreviate The trousers so that all tho man maybe may-be In coolest talc Tho shirtwaist maul I Mako way for him lies coming at full speed Ho marks a suffrage movement that tho menfolks sadly need IlereafUr well not be afraid of womens scoffs and sneers scofs I wo forsake the collar that so hotly saws our cars And furthermore in stern demand let us our voices raise And call for trousers we can wear In peace on rainy days i I Baltimore American |