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Some Things
Will Never Change Some things will never change. The voice of forest water in the night, a woman’s laughter in the dark, the clean, hard pattle of raked gravel, the cricketing stitch of midday in hot meaddws, the delicate web, of children’s voices in
bright air—these things wfll never change. The glitter of sunlight on roughened water, the glorjy of the stars, the innocence of morning— these things will always) be the same. to the the leaf, wind wakes tiff arms dark.— be the ■ rom the tbe and All things belonging earth will never change— the blade, the flower, that cries and sleeps again, the 'trees whose s clash and tremble in the these things will always same, for they come up earth that never changes. — Thomas Wolfe Can’t Co Home in You Again" GOOD FISHING AHEAD With the fast approac weather, with a nip in fishing should greatly imp cording to Bob Martin, chief of the Fish Divisio Commission of Game and Fisheries. During long hoi days, most fish hunt out kets in streams and ponds not take surface lures activity usually experien the waters become cooler ting fall the air, rove, acassistant
n of tne Inland summer deep pocand do With the when Martin ced says.
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