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THE OLDER LOVER
When bb a boy I loved you, dear,
'Twas Love himself I loved the best,
And I, Love's music n my ear,
Forgot that one could be more bleat,
Forgot your joy was more to me
Than joy of love could ever be.
At last itself my dull heart knew
And turned from Love, my dear, to
you.
F. C. Patmek in Harper's Weekly
ALL OF THESE SONG3 FREE.
Announcement was made last week of
a Sunday World Music Album of ten
songs to be issued weekly. Following
is the complote liBt:
In the Shadow of the Carolina Hills
by George Taggart and Max S. Witt,
authors of "The Moth and the Flame."
"If All the Girls Were Like You," by
Charles Graham, author of "Two Little
Girls in Blue."
"I'm nothing but a Big Wax Doll,"
by Malcolm Williams, author of "My
Ann Elizer."
"You'll Have to Transfer," by Abe
Jiolaemann, composer of ''Smoky Mokes"
the greatest cakewalk bit of the Beason.
"Sweet Norine," by Gussio L. Davis,
author of "The Baggage Coach Ahead."
"Snap-Shot Sal," by Williams and
Walker, the two real "coons," authors
of "I Don't Like No Cheap Mas."
"Tell Mother Not to Worry," by Louis
Myll, composer of Coontown Carnival
Cakewalk."
"Prancing Pickaninnies," by Max
Dreyfus, composer of "A Carolina Cake
walk."
"My Georgia Lady Love," by Sterling
Howard end Emerson, authors of
.'Hallo, Ma Baby."
"There Ain't No Use to Keep on
Hanging 'Round," by Irving Jonesf
author of "Get Your Money's Worth."
One song each week for ton weeke,
First Bong published Sept. 3, "In the
Shadow of the Carolina Hide."
The entire set is to be given away
with ten Sunday Worlds, and will be
sent postpaid, including ten Sunday
World Magazines, Art Portfolio and
Comic Weeklies for 50 cents. . Send GO
cents today, tomorrow or next wepk,
Don't wait later than next week. This
is a most exceptional offer and is only
put forth to advertise the great Sunday
World. Address, Music Editor, Th
World, Pultizer Building, New York.
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In the early days of Rome the women'
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that they made their ears sore and
sometimes tore the lobes. There were
doctors whose business was chiefly to
heal ears thus injured.
The Rock Island playing cards are
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navy. France runs behind to the
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of 50,000,000"and Italy of $30,000,000.
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The president of the London cham
ber of commerce gives twelve maxims
which he has tested through vears of
business experience, and which he
recommends as tending to ensure suc
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6 Treat failures as stepping stones to
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out farther than you can draw it back.
8 At times be bold; always prudent.
9 The minority often beats the ma
jority in the end. 10 Make good use
of other men's brains. 11. Listen well;
answer cautiously; decide promptly.
12 Preserve, by all means in your
power, "a sound mind In a sound
body."
THI5
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acted he gave a curious instance of
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few evidences of humor in the play
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still, there was much to show that it
was written by a man Infinitely su
perior to the farce writers of the day.
Toward the end of the play, when It
was evident to all that It was unmis
takably damned, the attention of the
audience was attracted to a very loud
and violent hissing. What was the as
tonishment of Lamb's friends to find
this expression of vigorous dissent
came from Lamb himself, who, when
questioned as to his motive after the
fall of the curtain, stammered: "I was
afraid they would take me to be the
author."
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