RULES OF THE RING

Evening Post, Volume CXXII, Issue 106, 31 October 1936, Page 20

RULES OF THE RING

Visiting hours to the Fairy Ring aro Tnree to • four-thirty o'clock on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays. 1. Address letters to Falrlel. "Fairy Ring," "Evening Post." City, Cl. 2. Tell your ago, name, and adflross as well as your pen-name. , ?. Always say whether your work Is original or'copied. 4. Do drawings oh. unlined white 'Paper. In pencil or Indian ink.

5. Leave a margin when writing stories or verses, and write in INK on one sido of thp ■ paper only. 6. The Ring 6105«3 at 4 o'clock on Wednesdays, so oost early in the week.

OF SPRING MUSIC.

Sounds of waking, sounds of growing Seem the living air to fill. Hark | The echoes are yeo-hoing ■Valiantly from vale and hill I, ■•. - . .Nature's voices,, moving '. still, ■ .. In ft,larger, lustier swing, ■ Work together with a will.. '■.'■* 'Tis tfte" symphony of springr ■ .-' Showers are singing, clouds are flowing, Ocean thunders, croons the till. Hark I the West his clarion's blowing! Hark! the'thrush Is fluting-Shrill,' And < the "blackbird tries- his- trill,: ,Aad-the skylark soars to sing! ..'.-. Even: the sparrow, times his "quill. 'tis, the symphony of spring1!' Lambs are ' bleating, steers are lowing,. ■Brisk and rhythmic clacks, the mill. . Kapellmeister April, glowing And superb with glee and skill Comes his orchestra to-drill : ' " In a music that will ring ■-; Till the grey world yearn.and thrill:. 'Tis the symphony of spring! ;Found by : - KOSEJIART GREEN. Berhampofe. . . . ■•-,