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OAMBS OF CHILDHOOD DAYS Harris and R.obia.an
IN AFl'ER YEARS, WHEN I AM OLD Cleve M. Williams
CLOVER BLOSSOMS Floyd Thompson
NAPANBE Williams and Oenaro
.SINCE YOU CALLED ME DEARIE WUliams and Durand
OH MISS MALINDA Bonita and Armstron~
WHEN THE MOON PLA VS PEEK-A-BOO W.R.. Williams
OEE, BUf THERE'S CLASS TO A OIRL LIKE YOU
W. R. Wiiliams
DRIFflNO W. R. WDllama
IP I ONLY HAD A HOME, SWEET HOME
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WISH ME OOOD LUCK ON MY JOURNEY
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WHEN YOU DREAM OF SOMEONE, and SOMEONE DREAMS OF YOU -
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BVBRYONE WAS MBANT POR SOMEONE
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JUST FOR A DAY W. R. William•
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CLOVER BLOSSOMS. For Male Voices.
Arr. by Harry L. Al.ford
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Some facts that will interest you 'bout Iha song
"WHERE SILV'RY COLORADO Wurds by C~ H. SCOGGINS
Music by C.HAS. AVRIL WENDS ITS WAY" After you read this we know you will en joy a copy of this song
THE STORY OF A SONG THE STORY OF A SONG.
CHE romance of youth, the fidelity of true love and the
traeedy of a broken heart formed the sentiment of "Where the Silv'ry Colorado Wends Its Way." Thirty years ago the brawny arm of a stalwart young German wielded the ax to build a little cabin up In
the heart of the Rockies. Around the modest little homo was the beauty spot ot the world, and In tho valley below the sl Ivery Colorado River wend~.d Its way to the desert beyond. .A.II nature seemed to combine to make the mountain cabin the Ideal of all that was fair.
It was here that he brought his beautiful and devoted bride . The color came Into the pale cheeks and the thin llands gathered new strength as the winter passed and the summer came, It was then that happlneas seemed complete, and as they sat In the twilight shadows and listened to the sones of nature, they felt sweetly blessed In the many years of happl· ness that passed.
At last one year, with the chanrlng of tho winter's snows, the scene changed. The cheeks lost their color and the eyes their lustre. N<> more did the sunsets seem so fair or the aones of the birds so sweet. What would life be without her whom he loved best?
It was Just before Christmas that their eyes met for the last time In life. She placed her hand In his, a faint smile eathered around her lips, and she quietly passed Into the great beyand.
The young German's heart was broken and he never left the mountain home again, Last Sprinr a party of prospectors found the gray-haired old man dead In a corner of the old cabin. In his hand was a pbotoeraph of the young bride who was all to him. It seemed as thoui:h a sm!le had come over his face~ he went to meet her In tbe ereat beyond where sorrow does not dwell. In the mou ntaln home he had foueht out tlle tragedy of life and gladly .urrendercd to death.
Two Denver letter carriers, Chas. AYrll and C. H. Scoerlns. caught the Inspiration of the romance, and In the character of the old man In the lonesome mountain home they found the beautiful sentiment of "Where the Sllv'ry Colorado Wends Its Way." Air dy the melody has found a welcom• In the hearts of the pee>ple, and Its pure sentiment will cause It to live for years.
The 8tate Legislature of Colorado has considered seriously the adoption of '·Silv'ry Colorado" as the official state song. A member of the senate hearing the song played by a band in the East, became so enthm1ed over it that he came back and introduced a bill for the purposP. There were geographical objections. So it is now proposed to re-christen the majestic Grand River to meet the situation.
Please order this song from your Favorite ~iusic Store or Music Dept.
DO IT TO-DAY
This 1s the famous song that JOHN D. ROCKEFELLER that he gave the two
likes so Denver
earners who wrote it $500.00 slight token of appreciation.
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