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Real Estate for Sale.

If you wish to buy or sell prop
erty of any kind call on Henry
Cornwell, the Real Estate Agent,
who has property of all kinds and
also has the following in and
around Logan:
325a. farm, 7 miles west of Lo-
gan.
l0a. of good coal land 6 miles
east of Logan.
lOa. good building, plenty of
fruit, in corporation of Logan.
Three small farms near Lancas-
ter.
Two vacant lots in Glenova.
One vacant lot on Avenue.
Two five room cottages on
Church street.
Two good cottages on Orchard
street.
One seven room house on Sec
ond street.
One ten room house rented for
boarding house on Avenue.
One business house and two
good dwellings on Hunter street.
One new eight room and one six
room house on Rochester Avenue.
One new eight room house on N.
High street, A bargain.
Information given at Singer
Machine Store.
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Twice Five Club

On Monday evening Mr. and
Mrs. John F. White received the
Twice Five Club, The subject of
the evening was, "Hocking Coun-
ty Her History, Traditions and
People.
Judge Wright and Mr.. John
White were on for papers, and
the general discussion was spirit
ed. "Old Hooking" got her hills
bedecked with pleasantries and
pretty compliments, and Postmas-
ter White concluding that she
ought to he permanently Republi.
can, to round out her complete
usefulness on the map. Others
were happily satisfied with her
old rock-ribbed Democracy.
Mrs. White served very ele-
giant supper.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1908-04-16

The Lancaster Ohio State Lea
que team has assigned up bunch
of hustlng young ball players
this season. Among the bunch
are Hooking Valley boys, namely,
Ed Butterworth and Bill Towns
end, of Nelsonville, Fred Quinn
and Billy Williams, of Congo,
Floyd A. Turner, of Shawnse,
Ernest Swindle, Of Jacksonville,
Tom Parfitt, of Nelsonville, and
Bnd Jack lyons, Of Buctel,
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two sons, an aged father and
mother, two sisters-Mrs. Henry
Keller and Mrs. John Beery, both
of Logan; brother having pre-
ceded him early In life. He also
leaves host of relatives and
friends, among whom he will be
sadly missed.
He was good husband, kind
and loving father, and an obliging
neighbor, ever ready to help those
in need. His last sickness was of
brief duration, lasting but nine
days. He took with pleurisy
which developed in pneumonia.
Medical aid was summoned but to
no avail. His last suffering was
very great, but patiently borne.
heart as noble as ever beat
In mans bosom pure and sweet,
Is stlll today.
Lips every gentle, kind, anditrue;
Hands ever ready to give and do,
Are cold and white.
With patient effort and viii resigned
He took up the burden heaven assigned
And ever strOye
Though sheen and shadow, ,blastand blight
TO make n house ana heartstone bright
with tender love.
His days are told His work Is done,
In the winters storm, the summers sun
The bourne Is past,
And OF all the days of last the best
Is the one that brings him endless rest
The very last,
Free and afar In the Heavenly land
He has found house not made with
hands
10 him assigned,
And none that love him, should wish
him back
10 the weary waiting, pain and rack
tie Left behind.
GARD on THANKS.
We sincerely desire to express
our heartfelt thanks to our
friends and neighbors for the
kindnesses shown during the :sick-
ness, death and burial Of our
father.
w. II. AND ANpRw RAUBER.
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''The Lyman Twins Come,
dianS."

The Lyman Brothers who will
appear here Friday April oath. in
their big musical show, "The
Yankee Drummers, have the re-
markable distinction of being the
only twin comedians today before
the public. These clever young
players have made over one half
of the people in the United States
forget the tolls of life and enjoy
a good laugh, although they are
still in their twenties, and even
now at that age they are rated
with the best comedians of the
day, their work being full of
originalties and funny eccentrici-
ties of the higher order. Their
new vehicle, "The Yankee Drum
mers," is an elaborate musical
farce handsomely staged and filled
with bright, clean and refreshing
comedy, intermlngled with pretty
music, made sprightly by dainty
chorus elegantly costumed, TO.
gether with a complicated and
funny story portrayed by Il cast
of clever fun makers, The Summer
Girls, Military Maids, and The
Trolley Girls, and some of the
features which are to be seen.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1908-04-16
DEATH OF AN INFANT.

We were panied to learn of the
death Sunday of the infant child
of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Becker.
The little ray of sunshine had
been in their home but two weeks
when the angel of death took the
little tender flower back to it's
Maker. The friends most since re-
ly sympath;ze with Mr.. and Mrs.
Becker. The infant was their
first born and they had built up
much hope on its life.
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WILLIAM TILL.

Word reached here Mond lay of
the death of Mr.. William Till, of
Fort Wayne, Ind. Mr., Till was u
grandson of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Judy, of this place, and has u
number of relatives living in Lo.
gan. He and his brother, Mike,
visited in Logan for several weeks
during the winter and made many
friends. Mr.. Nick Till, of this
city, attended the funeral.
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kiiEler-.Sci1wenke

On Thursday night, Mr.. Bell
Miller and Miss Zella Schwenke
served their many friends to u
genuine surprise, There had been
surmises by the wise ones, that
something would be doing, but
they were not so sure when,
hence the surprise.
The marriage took place at the
the Depot Hotel, Rev. Buckland
officiating, May Mr.. and Mrs.
Miller have a happy life together.
Their many friends shower their
choicest blessings upon them.
The "Jolly Dozen" Pedro club
gave them send. off with big
serenade.
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SOCIETY AND
CLUB NEWS
jolly Dozen Pedro Club
The jolly Dozen will meet with
Mrs. Charles Breene, Friday night.
Euchre
Mrs. Will White has issued
handsome invitations for Euchre
party, Thursday evening.
Kensington

Those merry Kensington parties
are getting to he among the tall
social features of Logan. The w.
r. G.. pulled off most successful
event Friday of last week and the
Maccabees on Wednesday of this
week. These good times together
are destined to make us live longer
and forget the hum drum of life.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1908-04-16

Logan now has among us a most
skilled violinist and cornetist in
the person of Henry Reis, of
Orange, N. j. lie is employed at
the Ambrose Hotel tonsorial par
lors. Has organized a Logan or
chestra and is being importuned
to teach band of young persons.
We hope he will stay with us and
that our people will give him en-
couragement.
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ROBERT oURRAN.

On Sunday Robert Curran, of
New Straitsville, died at his home,
having survived his wife but three
weeks. He was SS years old, and
formerly was sheriff of Hooking
county. His remains were brought
to Logan for burial on Wednesday
of bhis week. He had lived with
his good wife for 81 years, and
their deaths occurred but three
weeks apart.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1908-04-16
Pedro

Mrs. Frank Eberst very charm
ingly entertained with pedro last
Thursday evening, Four tables
of players being present. Mrs.
Charles Breene secured the first
honors, Colonial spoon, Miss
Lucille Allen was favored with a
Bohemian glass comporte. Mrs.
Eberst served lovely two course
lunch.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1908-04-16
goth Anniversary

Miss Ethel Strawn, one of the
most pleasing "hello girls" at the
Citizen central, reached the
twentieth springtime of her life
Saturday and the other Office girls
gave her rousing surprise party.
She was the recipient of hand
some SILVER spoon.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1908-04-16

The base ball park of last year
has been leased again and Manag-
ger Shorr promises some warm
games again this year. The first
game will be played on Thursday
afternoon If next week, probably
against S.raitsville team. The Lo-
gan line up has not been given
out yet,
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1908-04-16
THE GRIM
REAPER
Mrs. SUSAN sLArzER.

On Sunday, near Hue, in this
county, occurred the death of Mrs.
Susan Slater, wife of Jack Slater.
She was step-mother to our towns
man, j. N. Slater. The funeral
occurred Tuesday at Ebenezer
church,
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1908-04-16

st. Paul's Episcopal Church,
Logan. Good Friday evening at
7 80. Subject, "Christ hefore
Plate" Come and join with us
as we think and mediate ON the
Lords sulferings. Easter Day /:
Holy Communion at s O'Clock
Sunday school at 2 p. m. Easter
service and sermon at 7;15 p. m.
Subject, "The Resurrection. y
Everybody welcome to our ser
vices. A. w. Bucklsnd, Rector.
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Nearly all the men of st. John 3
Catholic church congregation took
a pledge last Sunday to abstain
from the use of intoxicants during
Holy week.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1908-04-16

Miss Olive Silverthorne and
Mrs. johnson, of the b. /. S. at
Lancaster, were the oyer Sunday
guests of Prof. and Mrs. Silver
thorne.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1908-04-16

The members of st. John g
congregation were favored last
Tuesday evening with solo by
Miss Chestnut, vocal teacher
of jackson.
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The Ladies of st. Mary's AK
iliary will give card party at
their hall in the Frasch Block, on
next Thursday evening, April 23.
Everybody welcome.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1908-04-16

Old ST. is circulating in the
West End. In all probability he
will call on you. In case he does,
treat him gently, he is a tender
shrub,
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1908-04-16

DR.. and Mrs. r. r. Mason and
daughters, Mabel and Ina and Mr..
and Mrs. Almus Mason, of Sugar
Grove, spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. JAS. A. Oliver.
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Card of Thanks.

We feel desirous to thank our
friends and neighbors for their
kind attention to our dear mother,
Mrs. Susan Disbennet, in her last
sickness and death, and also for
their grand display of fine flowers
in honor of our departed mother.
HER CHILDREN.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1908-04-16

Mrs. Eliza Acker, of near Muir
ray, passed through our city last
week for an extended visit with
her sons in Fairfield Co. While
here, she was the guest of Mrs.
John Collins.
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Judge Wright for Attorney
General.

The waive of commedation that
is going over the state in favor of
our townsmen, Judge o. w. IL.
Wright for Attorney General is
gaining momentum every day.
From the north we hear the call
for his candidacy, and it is being
brought up all along the line. Judge
Wright can get that nomination
if he will accept it. This is
growing more evident every day.
SOPnRONIA:
Your grocer has Gold Medal Flour
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1908-04-16

Mr.. George w. Bishop, business
manager of the Lancaster Assem- :
bly, and Camp meeting was in Lo-
gan, Wednesday, and made us n
pleasnnt call.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1908-04-16

HOUSES FOR RENT-5-room
house on Gallagher avenue; ten
room house on Gallagher avenue;
five room house on north Market
street; five room house on east
Main street. Call on f. A. Hoppe,
Office north Spring street, rear of
Opera House block,
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Evangelical Lutheran Church,
Sunday school at 9:a0 a. m, and
Festival service at 40 p, m. H..
w. Walker, Pastor.
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FOR SALE-Five room house on
east Front street, with an acre of
ground, good barn, shade and
fruit trees, good we'll and cellar.
Inquire of w. w. Harden, dray-
man.
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Mrs. w. H, Aeker left yester-
day for three weeks visit with
her daughter, Mrs. @. q. Hansel !,
in Chillieothe.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1908-04-16

Some big surprises in the way
of picture, dances, gorgeous me-
chanical and ectrical transfer
nations are to he seen with the
Lyman Twins in "The Yankee
Drummers."
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DANIEL A. CoNNORs.

The Daughters of Poeohantas
will give ten cent supper at the
Red Mems Hall, Saturday evening,
April 25. Every body invited.
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Messrs. George Beck, AL Meyer
and Mark Hindersheid, of Colum
bug, spent Sunday in Logan.
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Mr.. Frank Locke, the well
known ball player, was a business
visitor to our city, last Saturday.
Frank will play with the Newark,
Ohio, team this season.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Stedem
and family, of Jacksonville, spent
Sunday with relatives in this
city.
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Mr.. and Mrs. John Hansel are
making an extended visit in Car
tersville, Georgia, with their eld-
est son, Ephraim Hanse! and FAM
ilv.
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Mr.. Phil Mccarthy, off the
Hooking Republican staff, has
gone to Athens tx attend school.
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Mesdames Hyson and Pfeiffer
are visiting in Athens, the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. b. Golden.
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WANTED-A girl to do dining
room work at Ambrose Hotel,
must fill vacance at once.
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REMOVABLE. @, O. Allen
has moved his office to the Bcwlby
building next door 10 the OEera
House on Main street.
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Miss Rebecca Robinson, who Is
teaching in the Sugar Grove pub
lie school, spent Sunday in Logan.
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Mr.. Fred A. Martin, the we'll
known ball player of Longstreth,
visited friends in Logan, Wednes-
day.
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Mr.. Webb Kontner, of Colum
bus, is in Logan few days with
his parents.
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The measles are raging in Lo-
gan, there being upwards of 100
cases reported. Miss McCray a
teacher in the public schools has
2G children out of 40, out of school
with the measles.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1908-04-16

Mr.. and Mrs. Noah McCowen,
of Gibisonville, was in town
Monday.
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"Bud" Miller, who is employed
at Roseville, spent Sunday with
relatives in Logan.
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Mr.. George Vansickle, of Murray
City, was business visitor to Lo-
gan, Monday.
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Mr.. Geo. w. Bumgardner, Of
Lancaster, was business visitor
in Logan, Wednesday.
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Mr.. b. +. Dollison, of Zanes-
vile, was in Logan on business,
Tuesday.
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Mrs. VIM. Heckler, of Spring
field, is visiting her brother, Rev.
j. w Willis.
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Miss Nellie Kerr, of Murray
City, spent Saturday and Sunday
in Logan.
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Attorney Tom Price, of New
Lexington, was in Logan, Monday,
attending court.
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Miss Jessie Wyatt spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Sparks,
of Lancaster.
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Another treat for our show
going people, is the appearance
here soon of the Lyman Twins and
their big company in "The Yankee
Drummers.
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Mrs. G.. b. Willis, of Spring
field. is visiting her son, Rev. j.
w. Willis.
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FOR RENT-Two houses com
paratiyely new in east end of Lo-
gan. Rent $6 and $3.50 per
month.
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Mrs. Jesse Thomas, of Jackson,
is visiting her father, Rev. ]. w,
Willis.
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School Examiner Charley White,
of Laurelyille, was in Logan,
Monday.
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Allen " Wright, feed store, on
the Avenue, The largest stock of
-four, hay, grain and mill feed
ever carried in Logan, Also take
orders for cement, rock wall plas-
ter and building supplies.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Shady Voris, of
Rockbridge, spent Sunday in Lo-
gan.
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Attorney Redfern, of Adelphia,
is in Logan today, attending court.
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Miss Joe Cheney, of Murray
City, spent Sunday in Logan.
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Mayor Higgins, VIM, Morgan,
John Robinson, Peter Bittner,
Robert Weatherburn, and several
colored folks from Murray City
and Longstreth, were IN Logan,
Monday, attending court, on the
case of the state against Rayman
Nixon for burglary.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1908-04-16

Manager John Collins went to
Cleveland, yesterday, on business.
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MRS. HENRY sHAFFER.

The sad news of the heavy hand
of .atiiiction comes pouring into our
ears this week most admonitory of
the brevity Of life. The death
Wednesday morning of Mrs.
Henry Shatfer is indeed personal
attiiction to host of her friends
and the friends of her family. 1t
comes as a heavy blow indeed to
our good friend Henry Shaffer,
whom everybody likes who KIN ows
him.
Mrs. Shafer was one of Logan 8
best women; social, congenial,
lovable. No better woman lived.
Kind wife, gentle mother, and
sympathetic neighbor, We are,
indeed, sorry to hear of her death,
and extend our most earnest
sympathy to Brother Shatfer
and to his family in IT, cir atiiie-
tlon.
The funeral will be held Friday
afternoon at the house; Rev,
Spoehr will ofiiciate.
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Mrs, Frank Stevens was Wis
itor to Nelsonville, last Friday.
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CSHr. Ed. Smith, of Carbonhill,
was a visitor to Logan, Monday.
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Mr., Phillip Kelch, of Nelson
vile, was in Logan, Wednesday.
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Mr.. Tom Wakeley, of Hebron,
Ohio, was in Logan, Sunday.
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Mr.. John Shannon, of Fulton
ham, is in Logan few days.
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Buchtel and Carbonhill played
the first ball game of the season
at Buchtel, last Sunday. Lyons
pitched for Buchtel and Bob
Barter for Carbonhill. The score
was s to 3 in favor of Buchtel.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1908-04-16

Mr.. Wash Walker, of Hayden
vile, was in Logan today.
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Mrs. VIM. McMorrow was Wis
itor to Columbus, Tuesdey.
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and Mrs. Andrew Rauher, was
born near Ewing, Ohio, November
s, 1857, departed this life April
8, 1908. Aged 80 years, 3 months
and l day.
In early youth he gave his trust
to God and became member of
the Evangelical Luthern Church
at Logan, Ohio, confirmed by Rev.
Henkel, of which church he re-
mained a faithful member until
death.
He was united in marriage to
Miss Mary Anne tIansel December
l3, 1881. To this happily union
were born two sons, William II,
and Andrew.
On October %, 1907, his loving
companion was taken from him,
the loss from which his grief was
so great that he never fully re-
covered until death relieved him
of his sorrow.
He leaves TO mourn their loss,
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Your grocer has Gold Medal Flour,
GENHyRA,
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LOCAL AND
PERSONAL

Seed corn at Wright &Allen, on
the avenue.
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Miss Ellie Myers spent Friday
and Saturday at. Athens.
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r RUBBERKOTE
Duoc .I

For New and old Metal, Felt, Canvas, Paper.
Burlap. Rubber and Ashss sstas Surfaces.
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be perpetuat1d in your achieve.
nients. In the middle ages you
would have been suspected OF the
black art. but in these days your
wizardry is recognized as wisdom.
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WHY THE ROOSTER CROWS

There eggs by United
Those hens worth seventy million
tenth much John Rockefeller
If we applied socialism to hens
and children white black
three hens and fraction The share of
worth SLIP.
the difference of Portland
is fair hours
long
So the hen (who works a ays
foryfour million little
hour.
Every time the at
Plymouth Rock Mass, at
sand three hundred egheigh
wealth.
country seventy
millions of the hen is
however would
Tuesdays and Thursday a
We hear of trade
of scales and put all the
and all such stuff as that each
We put the of other
hundred million pounds of
When it dollars egg
United States each the total
So much for gleng generalites word on team
and individual high
averaged eggs year
while industrious puet in Maine
fve out OF straight 80 days.
"a
plain laying Suppose she laid
straight line miles of
eggs belt of equator 20
WIDE and