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DO YOU know the old, wild grapevine that grows by the hillside' . spring, arid theovatering trough and the hilltop pine and the cattle fetiefvening sloshing'about fTt?tTtt1trdttrt8rivtyr1d grunting satisfied thanks; while old Shep takes his evening snooze with one. eye not for pranks, arid thvieej-worn path 'o’er the" hint to the "pleasant low- land fields where the Inusic, of tinkiingiiiiis to the roar, of the rivei. yields; and the sheep in the shgdow of trees and the Scentof new: mown _viv,.thkiiionids on the coal, night bieeie frhni 'jieiartsiii"- Were cut, one _day,.;.. The stiara,ktheustpsnurhtiaus-uwosaimratjar of trade, the long, long days arid. nights that the age-old fight has" made -L. the fight tdr%isad End a home... lead us far 1:112:6th the weary years, but wherever our feet may Foam, there' come through all smiles and tears, as memory'wa‘nders hack, the smurmor of rippling t'illts, glimpses of sheep on the ”upland trackin the" evening among the hills, of the watering trough ind the lowing kine and the hillside spring by the oigrapevirie. 7 k _ T Jamil Park Prt ._ Magda: o1pril Ar 1931- -Price Five Cents Do You Know? Robert Edward Wood ia! {‘23