Judge — March 23, 1901 — page 13: what you’re looking at

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They're of the water and the wind, and of the Uniform Ted ean yous +e But naught can stay and naught affray the Peo- Inimitable | wate : Unique song; Whoever sees them dancing must rise and is tramp along, And take the highway for his path winter and summer through, | And follow, follow tll he find the People of un er the Dew. | 3 They're hiding in the elder-tree and in the| bracken brown, | a more ¢ And one of them will go in rags, one in a silken gown; | But you may know them by their eyes that sor- row never knew; ‘They've looked on life and looked past death, the People of the Dew. —Nora Hopper, in Black and White, Whoever hears them singing will love no other —10 Years Old— The American | Gentleman’s Whiskey Mrs, Styles (at the opera)—"' That girl in the | box opposite used to be a shy young thing.” Mr, Styles—* Well, she looks shy now—shy a | a Class Cates and Jobbers, few clothes."— Yonkers Statesman, at WA. LANAHAN & SON, Baltimore, Md, Jopow's Linnany fe fall of pure fan. 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