WHERE THE AULD FOLK LIE

Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 800, 25 April 1910, Page 4

WHERE THE AULD FOLK LIE

I am leaving, leaving,; leaving, . ' -With'heavy heart and >loiig-drawn sigh, •. v :: Leaving,-leaving,. leaving— , ;.'',The land where the- auld .folk'lip7 , : .. ; .1 am -sailing,, sailing, sailing, ■ O'er'billows rolling; high, I . Far,, far, far— - From the land, where the auld folks lie. -' :I. ain: foiling, toiling,, ever toiling, . ~ 'Neath stars that are strange and. high, s . Far, far, far—. . . .':: ; ■ _ : ' the'land where the - auld folks lie. Away: iii bonnib Scotland,". ; ' " Where ithe. mountains. kiss ..the. sky,!. ... There,: there; there — ' .. ; Is tho land where , tho auld folks lie. Now. I'm steering, steering, ever steering ' By:'the'golden gate ajar, ' Nearing, nearing. ever nearing— .; -The land 'where the a'uld; folks' are, '. ' :•> 1 ' 1 —Ja«: Davidson. , Eawera. - . " ■ ...America, of-its'enormous''pro--ductioa of wheat, has for tho second timo' been surpassed' by Itussia,' which last year-raised 40 million bushels more than the United States. . There, has been' au increftsa in wheat production all over the world. The. latest crop. wiis nearly one-fifth, lareer , than that of 1008; but the,. recent" Russian ' crop' : is . the greatest #v«r . produced .by any , one country. Flossie Wilding, . a '.scholar at Bardwell Veluijtary School, :s to. receive a watch: from the . "West Suffolk. Education Committee/for-her .record.,of 10 10 months of .perfect attendances.'

> The coach in which the Lord .Mayor of Londjon.rides on Stato occasions has been in use since the vear 1757. •