Salt Lake Tribune | 1902-10-17 | Page 4 | Rhymes of the Day

RHYMES OF THE DAY A fool of n girl named June Bno Once threw herself into the Selno She WitS oft In her head Thin llnherman said Who found her ito found her In SeIne New York Sun 1 minister a man of prayer Wimo sttJbbud hln toe against a 1 choyer While hunting mulches In tho dark Was strangled by the choice remark Hod liked to tiny but didnt duycr Philadelphia Frees Old Undo Ruasoll Sage declares That prices are too high Poor Russell must have let the tlmo Jo get hard coal KQ by Chicago RccordIIorald I G A R WEE Our good friend J Pluvluu IJus dono his level hest Ho welcomed well the coming And sped the parting guest Washington Stir A HAPPY ACCIDENT Pa he sat down on man old hat Pas big around and wide nnd fnt And when hu saw what he had done lie J rose and seemed to want to run But mil she grabbed It with a smile And wild Land suites Its Just tho stylo TO CKLICSTINK IN BRAVE ARRAY Shielded nnd hid by panoply Garbed for defence feathered to fortify And add to stature Oh but It ncomn a fur far cry From iliac to nuturol Bless thy captivating eyes whose ray Out of thIs tort of rulmcnt finds a way To prove the human By signals sure that to my signal gay This Is woman womanEdward Sanford Martin 04 a This life Is n procession Where innny folk apncarf And some must murch nnd do tho work While cthors stand and cheer Washington Star a The rival baseball leaguoB next year Will wage Bllll fiercer wnr they vow In fuel n case It doth appear Of diamond cut diamond now Philadelphia Press