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Volume 4
Unalaklcct, Alaska. February 1917
Number 33
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HAVE YOU?
Have vou Hfte<l anybody
F'rom the wayside dust today.
As you went about your business
In the old familiar way?
Have you brightened anybody
With the brightness of your smile.
As you trod your |iath of duty
In the old familiar style?
Have you talked to anybody
Through your sunny hours of life
Of the happiness of labor
And the sweetness after strife;
Have you tried to make them happy
And to blossom and to sing
As the days went by so gently
With life’s sweetness on their wing?
Have you heart, ned anybody
with your own heart's joy today
As they struggled all around you
In the conflict and the fray?
Have you made tin world seem better
As with gladness and with trust
Vou have lifted some one's spirit
From the shadows and the dust.
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My frie id h ive yo i heard of the Town of Yawn,
O.i the b ulks of the River Slow.
Where blooms the Waitiwhile Flower fair
Where the So neLimeo other scents the air
And the soft Goeasys grow?
It lies in the valley of What’stlieuse,
In the province Letherslide;
That tired Feeling is native there.
It’s the home of the listless I don’t care,
Where the Putitoffs abide.
The putitoffs smile when we ask them to join,
And they say they will do it tomorrow,
And so they delay from day to day,
Till Death cycles up and takes them away,
And their families beg.steal or borrow'. -Ex.
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