The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, November 13, 1904, Page 17

SUNDAY NOL. L5 /9942 JTHERE LIVED A LITTLE MAID HO'WAS MOST FAIR TO LOOK UPON, AND T0 HER COURT WAS PAID WHEN DIcK DISCOVERED HOW THINGS WERE # " AND THAT WILLIE WAS GAY HE RUDELY TQRE HIM FROM HIS LOVE AND HELPED HIM ON HIS WAY. [OUGH PROUH BUT WHOSE ROAD WAS MOST ROUGH. BECAUSE HIS RIVAL, WEALTHY DICK. . WAS STRONG AND \{_ERY TOUGH. . £ pouc "TWAS THEN DICK PROVED A ¢ UNTO HIS HEELS HE ngoe(c P "fl}fn"{,"gfl‘ RUSHED TO JENNIE, Wrg- ! AND TREMBLING SHOOK. THEY LEFT THE JACK-0’ TO STAND GUARD, WHILE THEY MADE HASTE,| WEEN, TO FIND A PLACE TO MARRY AT~ 7" THE NEAREST GRETNA GREEN. " P o it - B YEAR OR MORE HAS ROLEED AWAY %, AND THEY WALK ROUND THE TOWN: THEY ARE TOO PROUD TO NOTICE DiCK. " WHO GREETS-THEM WITH A EROWN, FULL SOON THE NUPTIAL KNOT WAS Tii o AND THEY WERE MAN AND WIFE. AND SMILINGLY THEY HASTENED HOMI 7 T0 START THEIR MARRIED LIFE. «