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i It Ii Pretty Dear Sirs: Here are the words to a very pretty song, I wish you would please publish it so other folks may have them for their books. i "Drifting and DreBiac Each weary day holds but sorrow for me, Each hour is filled with regret For my thoughts softly drift. Into someone I love, someou I'll never forget. Chorus Drifting alone In memories Down the trail of dreams. Where we wandered long ago.

Under the bright moonbeams No matter where I ever roam I'm alwajs lonely Drifting with my memories Down the trail of dreams. My dreams were in bed When we said goodby And now the sky's never blue The whole world is wrong And I'm still drifting on Wondering if you're lonely too. (Chorus) Submitted by: MRS. LEROY BONSALL, Millerstown, R. D.

1. Here's a Popular One When the Werk's All Done This Fall" A group of Jolly cowboys discussing plans 1 a eve Said one I'll tell you something boys if you will listen please; I ani sn old cow puncher boys although I'm dressed in rat's I used to be a bad one anil took oa great big Jags: But I still have a home boys, a good one you all know. Although I have not seen it since very long ago. But In going back to Dixie once more to see them all; Yes, I'm going to see my moihr wfctn the work's all done this fall. When I left my happy home boys my mother for me ried.

She begged me not to leave her boys, for me she would have died; My mother's heart is breaking for a win dering boy that's all; And with God's help I'll see her when the work's all done this fall. That very night the cowboy went out to stand his guard, The night was dark and storming very hard; The cattle all got frightened anl rushed in wild stampede; The cowboy tried to head them an turn the herd about. His saddle pony stumbled and on the boy did fall And he won't see his mothr when the work's all done this rail. Just send my mother my wages, the wages I have earned. For I won't live to see her, my last tear I have turned; I'm going to a new range," hear nry master call.

And I'll not see my mother when the work's all done this fall. Tolled the Village Bell 'Twas on a dreadful stormy night The snow was falling A. mother and two little' babes Were wandering through the blasts, Then wrapping up the little ones Oh God in heaven take us home For death to us is nigh. (Chorus) Tolled the village bell Let all the good folks know 'Twas on a dreadful stormy night Three perished In the snow. Then clinging to the mother's breast The little ones would Please mamma won't you make us farm For mamma we will die The morning dawned the sun came out The snow was melting fast Three darling forms layed sids by side In one fond loving clasp.

I Chorus I A farmer heard the sad. sad news, It made him weep to know That from his house not twenty rods Three had perished in the snow. ANNA R. MOORE, Harrisburg. My Dolly Broken You see my poor dolly is broken My heart is almost tob She fell out of her hed And broke her poor head Oh what in the world shall I do.

(Chjrasl i My dolly has broken her head You see she fell out of. her Is the doctor around That can make dolly ss'tni My dollv bus brok 'n ner JOYE V. VIRGINIA MOORE, West Milton. Surely Sir: lama constant reader of the Telegraph Scrapbook. and sav a for "When the Work's A ll Don This Fall." Here are the words to it and two other poems, please publish, all in ona paper.

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It was announced that the National Water Corporation, of New York had purchased control of the Mauch Chunk Water Company, While the corporation sought only 80 per cent of the stock, 90 per cent. of. the holders ottered their shares. The par value is $25 and the corporation paid S45 a share. ill $65 Loses Eye in Crash Lancaster, Nov, 15.

Harry Bren neman, 35, Lawn, lost the sight of his eye as the result, of a freak automobile crash near Elizabethtown. The automobile in which he was riding and a heavy motortruck side swiped as the two machines passed. A bit of broken glass hit Brenneman in the eye and punctured the ball. The eye was removed in a local hospital. i Free Methodists Meet Ridgeway, Nov.

15. The. annual sessions of the Bradford district, Oil City Conference, Free Method 1 ist Church will be held in Ridgway, November 15 to 18. The newly elected district elder, the Rev. C.

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You Pay No Interest Charger You Pay No "Installation Fee" Call Bell 4181 or Visit Radio Section Fourth Floor Founded 1871 Harrisburg HARRISBUKG Cl TELEGRAPH THURSDAY EVENING NOVEMBER 15, 1928 Telegraph Scrapbook Song and Poems, Old and New Address Scrapbook Editor George you may have my saddle, andW mil you taice my oea. Jack you may have my pistol for I will soon be dead; But boys think of me kindly as you look upon them all For I'll not see my mother when the work's all done this fall. They buried him at sunrise, no tombstone at his head, With nothing but a little slab and this is what it said; Poor Charley died at daybreak, his saddle horse fall. And he won't see his mother when the work's all done this fall. MARY MILLER, Berrysburg.

Will some one please send the in to the "Wreck of Number 9." Also submitted by: Miss Margaret Conrad. Rovalton; M. Renovo; Hazel Crawford. Paxinos; Anna Hinkle, Grant Yjlle; Anna R. Moore.

Harrisbug; Edward Morda. R. D. 3, Box 8, Huntingdon; and A Reader, Shermansdale. Tfce Eastbonnd Train The eastbound train waa crowded.

One cold December day. When the conductor shouted tickets, In his old time fashioned way. A little girl in sadness. Her bair was bright as gold. She said I have no ticket.

And then her story told. My father he's in prison. He's lost his sight they say. I'm going for his pardon This cold December day. My mother's daily sewing To try to earn our bread.

My poor, dear, old kind father Is in prison almost dead. Would both be very glad. If I could only bring back My poor dear old blind dad. But the conductor could not answer. He could not make reply.

While taking his rough hand wiping A tear dropped from his eye. He said God bless you little one. Just jstny right where you are, You never need a ticket. While I am on this car. A READER.

Shermansdale, Pa. Thanks Dear Sir: I am a daily reader of the Harrisburg Telegraph and most of all the Scrap Book column. I am sending In a poem I know which I will ask you to publish. "THE LITTLE RED SHAWL MY MOTHER WORE" The little red shawl my mother wore. It now lies on the shelf, it is faded and torn.

That dear old shawl my mother wore; 'Tis all that left for this heart to adore. To bring to the mind those happy days oi yore, How often the hands to these folds have I been pressed, i That now beneath the daisies are at rest. The tears come unbidden and silently i fall. To gleam like gems on mother's old red shawl. It is useful no more, yet Uondly adore That dear old shawl my mother wore; And through life it shall be a loved treasure to me.

That little old red shawl my mother wore. Oh, my heart often aches with a dull, throbbing pain. When childhood visions come again. And sadly I think of the days that are past i Too Joyous anri too beautiful to last. Oh, fond, lovely childhood, made bright by the smile.

Of one whose love could ever care beguile; How gladly I'd fly from the world' bitter thrall To seek the heart that throbbed be I neath toll ahawL Oh, how brightly her face to my memory appears. i That face so dear to childhood's years; How sweet sounds her voice, with a cad ence of lore. inougn now 'tis turned to melodv above: For life glides away like a tale' that is toia, i But Joy of ehildhocd never can grow old. i And visions of mother, so dear to us all. Come back when'erl see her old red LYDIA HENRY.

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