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POOL PRECINCT
Polling Place School House.
Republicans:
Judges-E. w Wall and Jose Rob
les.
Inspector. ]. Pool.
Clerks-M NJ. SOFA and Juan Apo
daco.
Democrats:
Judges-Phill Dimmitt and w. D.
Allen.
Inspector and clerks to be supplied
Socialists-Oficers to be supplied
WlLGUs PRECINCT
Polling Place, School House.
Republicans:
officers to be supplied.
Democrats;
Judges-V. A. Young. d. w. Knott
Inspector-A. c. Smith.
Clerks to be supplied
SOcialists-Officers TO be supplied
CURTIS PRECINCT
Polling Place, School House.
Republicans:
Judges-Joe Johnson and --
Inspector To be supplied.
Clcrks-J. G. Miller and --
Democrats:
Judges. N. Christensen and J,
n. Curtis. Jr.
INSPECTOR. n. Curtis, Sr.
Clerks to be supplied.
Socialists-Officers to be supplied
LOWELL PRECINCT.
Polling Place, Judge Murphy's Office
Republicans:
Judges-Sam Fields and --
Inspector-E. NJ. hurley.
Clerks-F. w. Ritter and John Pol
lard
Democrats
Judges. n. johnson and Harry
Jennings.
Inspector-L. L. Wallace.
Clerks to be supplied
Socialists-Officers TO be supplied
WARREN PRECINCT.
Polling Place, School House.
Republicans:
Judges-John Bankard and E. P
Brewster.
Ipspeetor-Mark P. john.
Clerks-H. T. Hamilton and Louis
Puese.
Democrats:
Judges-P. NJ. Kelly and W. C
Hanson.
Inspector-John c. Foster.
Clerks to be supplied
socialists-oficers 70 be supplied
DRAGON PRECINCT.
Polling Place. TO be Supplied.
Republicans:
Judges-Asa walker and VIM
FOUR.
Inspector-Jim Shilling.
Clerks TO be supplied
Democrats:
Judges-G. W. Brown and -
Inspector-Dave Adams.
Clerks to be supplied
Socialists-Cficers to be supplied
Ell DORADO PRECINCT.
Polling Place, School House.
Republicans:
Judges-To be supplied.
Inspector-Archibald Shaw.
Clerks 10 be supplied
Democrats:
judges. L. Hudson and John c
Riggs.
Inspector-T. 3. Stark.
Clerks to be supplied.
LUsK PRECINCT.
Polling Place. Riehhart's Store.
Republicans:
officers to be supplied.
Democrats:
Judges. w Richhart and E. J
Miller.
Inspector-Jess Box.
Clerks 10 be supplied.
Socialists-Oficers to be supplied
WHITEWATER PRECINCT.
Polling Place, School House
Republicans:
Judges-R. H. Olson and E. F
Hubbard
Inspector-Robt NJ. Tyler.
Clerks-Dave Gibson and
Democrats:
Judges-w. II. Seaver Sr., and A
W. Bouldin.
Inspector-w. II. Seaver, Jr.
Clerks to be supplied.
coURTLAND PRECINCT.
Polling Place, School House.
Republicans:
Judges-Newt Trenham and Fret
NJ. Clark.
Inspector-Ed NJ Wood.
Clerks-w. p. Coult~r and Harr!
Locke.
Democrats;
Judges-Chas. Locking and J. II
Bright.
INSPECTOR. NJ. CabelL
Clerks TO be supplied.
LIGHT PRECINCT
Polling Place to be Supplied.
Republicans:
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FOR SALE.

CHICKENS for sale: flyers: also fat
hens. 237 High Road Phone 451
FOR SALE-New furniture Of three
rooms. completely furnished. House
rent cheap. Close in. l. w. Wal
lace. 436
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MARBLE AND BOWIE PRECINCT
Polling Place, School House.
Republicans:
Judges-D. G. Kelsey and Capt
Thos. Burns
Inspector-H. r Hindman
CIerks-D. L. cotter and H. Helm
rich.
Democrats:
Judges-A. E. Lawrence and c. s
Kellum.
Inspector. d. Prewitt.
Clerks to be supplied.
Socialists-OfIicers 10 be supplied
SAN SIMON PRECINCT
Polling Place, School House.
Republicans:
Judges-Geo. Walker and Thos. Tar
per.
Inspector-T. W. Jones.
Clerks-E. Sleigh ard Grant Duncan
Democrats:
Judges-Guy Pannell and A. J
Hawkins.
Inspector-Oscar Roberts.
Clerks TO be supplied.
Socialists-Officers 20 be supplied
FUCKER PRECINCT.
Polling Place. School House.
Republicans:
Jndges-Joe Hood and Jas Curtnel
Inspector-Frank Moore.
Clerks to be supplied.
Democrats:
Judges. n. Hunsaker and H. L
Robey.
Inspeceor-Thos. Whitehead
Clerks to be supplied.
(Rucker includes Pool precinct IL
Democratic Primary
Socialists-Officers TO be supplied
PEARcE PRECINCT.
Polling Place, School House.
Judges c. NJ Renaud and Elmel
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CURTIS PRECINCT
Polling Place, School House.
Republicans:
Judges-Joe Johnson and --
Inspector To be supplied.
Clerks. G. Miller and -
Democrats:
Judges. N Christensen and J,
n. Curtis. Jr
INSPECTOR. y. Curtis, Sr.
Clerks to be supplied.
Socialists-Oficers to be supplied
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BENSON PRECINCT
Polling Place, School House.
Republicans:
Judges-Milton Fairlee and w. w
Poindexter.
lnspector-W. p White.
Clerks-Max Treu and Frank
Massoletti
Democrats:
Judges. A. Legara and II. p
Merrill
Inspector-Sam Friedman.
Clerks TO be supplied.
Socialist
Inspector-Dr. ]. n Morrison.
Other officers to be supplied.
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LoST-5x7 film pack; leave at this
office. Reward $50
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OF Jne eIeCuOn Objects appointed Tor
conducting the said Primary Election
are as follows:
TOMBSTONE PRECINCT
Polling Place, City Hall.
Republicans.
Judges-L. c Wilbur and C. A.
Fisk.
inspector-C. B. TarbeI.
Democrats:
Judges-0. X. Coll and Mart WEIGH.
Inspector-John Rock.
Socialists:
Judges-To be supplied.
lnspector-Fred Friedwald.
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Republicans:
Judges-C. A. peckinpaugh and ].
II. Taylor
Inspector-Amos Essary.
Clerks. II. Hedges and --
Democrats:
judges. C. Thomas and +. NJ.
Byrd
lnspector-M S Buttner.
Clerks to be supplied.
Socialists-Oficers to be supplied
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DRAGON PRECINCT.
Polling Place. TO be Supplied.
Republicans:
Judges-Asa walker and VIM
FOUR.
Inspector-Jim Shilling.
Clerks TO be supplied
Democrats:
Judges-G. W. Brown and -
Inspector-Dave Adams.
Clerks to be supplied
soeialists-Cficers to be supplied
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MISCELlANE OUS.

FOUND-GoId cuff button Owner
can have same by calling at Re
view.
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FOR SALE-TwO fine ella Valley
farms, one containing 1873 acres.
partly improved. sufficient water
for eighty acres. Price $4,000;
$500 down, balance long time at
S per cent. Gail or address, L. w
Woolsey. Stafford. Ariz. Az
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PiRTLE PRECINCT
Polling Place. School House
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PARADISE PRECINCT
Polling Place School House
Republicans:
Judges-W. v. Richards and Ed G.
Baker.
Inspec:or-Renwick White.
. Clerks-A. II. Gachau and -
Democrats:
Judges-John A. Bendele and II. S.
Chamberlain.
Inspector. c. Hancock.
Clerks to be supplied.
Socialists-Oficers to be supplied
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-Two Broom houses.
Moon ave, 81 a month; free water
at back door. Inquire Geo. Van
derwalker. Moon Ave. 377
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LOWELL PRECINCT.
Polling Place, Judge Murphy's Office
Republicans:
Judges-Sam Fields and -
Inspcctor-E. NJ. Rurley.
Clerks-F. w. Ritter and John Pol
lard.
Democrats.
Judges. n. Johnson and Harry
Jennings.
INSPECTOR. L. Wallace.
Clerks to be supplied.
Socialists-Oficers to be supplied
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WlLGUs PRECINCT
Polling Place, School House.
Republicans:
officers to be supplied.
Democrats;
Judges-V. A. Young. d. w. Knott
Inspector-A. C. Smith.
Clerks to be supplied
Socialists-Oficers to be supplied
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POOL PRECINCT
Polling Place School House.
Republicans:
Judges-E. w. Wall and Jose Rob
les.
Inspector. ]. Pool.
Clerks-M. NJ. SOFA and Juan Apo
daco.
Democrats:
Judges-F'hill Dimmitt and w. D
Allen.
Inspector and clerks to be supplied
Socialists-Officers to be supplied
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LUsK PRECINCT.
Polling Place. Riehhart's Store.
Republicans;
Officers to be supplied.
Democrats:
Judges. W. Richhart and E. ]
Miller.
Inspector-Jess Box.
Clerks 20 be supplied.
Socialists-Officers to be supplied
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Ell DORADO PRECINCT.
Polling Place, School House.
Republicans:
Judges-To be supplied.
Inspector-Archibald Shaw.
Clerks 10 be supplied
Democrats:
Judges. L. Hudson and John c
Riggs.
Inspector-T. q. Stark.
Clerks to be supplied.
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PEARcE PRECINCT

Polling Place, School House.
Judges c. NJ. Renaud and Elmer
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FOR RENT-Large front room for
two gentlemen. Hoy residence, IS
Castle HILL Phone B95. Il
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LIOFTI FHION~
Polling Place to be Supplied.
Republicans:
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WHITEWATER PRECINCT.
Polling Place, School House.
Republicans:
Judges-R. H. Olson and E. F,
Hubbard.
Inspector-Robt NJ. Tyler.
Clerks-Dave Gibson and
Democrats:
Judges-w. II. Seaver Sr., and A.
W. Bouldin.
Inspector-W. II. Seaver, Jr.
Clerks to be supplied.
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... i
Marble I....... inelud in Bowie
of he cdOnO Office appointed for Republicans:
conducting
porios Place, City HAN CLERKS! H Hedges
Juascs~L c Wilbur and C. judges C Thomas and F.
INSPECTOR spse B rarbsrt Inpeetor-N S Butner
Judges~o x Coli and Mart welch supplied
Inspector-JOhn Rock ---.
Judses-ro be supplied Polling place House.
Judges-MiltOn Fariee and W. W
pois Ssg pi.. eF Fc. saa nspeetorw P White
judges D. Taylor and W e Massoleti
Inspector H NJ Woods JudsosmJ A and h P
fane + FhH0r0Ok and F. D. Inspector-sam Friedman
Democrats: Clerks to be supplied
Judges-F Vaughn and John Socialist Socialist ~ 49,.
Inspector Other officers to be supplied.
7O''"S'' 0~cer- 10 De supplied JOHNSON PRECINCT
NAco Polling Place. School House
Polling Place, Republicans
judses~ceo Jay and F. H Kucn Inspector
Inpector-E. A Folsom Clerks be supplied
Democrats: Judges-wnlam Maher and Geo
ludges-G Barry and j. J New. seheerer
Inspector-w. q Brown be supplied
Clerks to be supplied sOeals-ofiCers to be supplied
'''''s' cocHrsE PRECINCT
DOUGLAS PRECINCT Polling Place School House.
Jrdses-A Wright Inspect inspector Nets.
Inspectors Badger democrats Gnesrs - '' ''Dpi'-
0sras-c Daoer and j. c Gunsl
Democrats:
Judees-iarvey johnson Kelly
Henry to be
Sociarss-Offcers be supplied
to be
Soeialsts-ohcers 10 be supplied PRECINCT
HEREFORD PRECINCT. rU,.ns r's'e' '''O' "'DSe
Polling Place, School I"dras po.or ars Pain
j. A
supplied on W. = ~ M W
Clerks be supplied
Democrats: =. 60.
n ii'i"ss anu ~ L. NJ.
Nne Clerks to be supplied
:, - % Socialsts-Ofcers be supplied
sss sns % re- supp' sSh PRECINCT
Canon Precno1 Polling
Republicans:
CARR CANON Judges-H NJ.
| Pennbgcans
Robt Inspeetor-J = Crowley.
Clerks-A A Nicholson and Geo
Inspector-w. Berner Morgan
to be supplied. Democrats
/ Democrats. Judges-R andJ
Judges-T. schwertner
sEearce Inspec Il. V. McCourt
4 Insnector-Ja Kelly o be supplied
supplied. Socialss-ofhcers 10 De suppheo
HUA MARBLE AND BOWIE PRECINCT
cHucA Polling
I Polling Place TT Huachuea Republicans:
Republicans: Judges-D C Kelsey and Capt
4 Judges-John riley and Geo II Thos.B urns.
/ Clark Hindman.
1 Inspector-W S Mcknight l. III Helm
Il
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-14
Again the False Propbst.

Republicans who have been giving
aid and comfort to the democrats with
any expectation that the democrats
will accord them appreciative recogni-
tion or reciprocate favors by extending
helping hand to republican insur-
gents should take heed Of the notices
repeatedly served through Mr.. Bryans
Commoner, Of which this is the latest
Let 1t not be forgotten that the fight TO
be wRged by the friends Of popular gov
eminent is against the republican party.
That party has been in power so long
that all sorts OF official corruption have
thrived under its administration That
party must be driven from power II pop
ular government is to be preserved
This does not sound very much like
a prelude to the democrats taking the
republican insurgents into their bosom,
but rather as a warning that the dem
ocrats are lavishing encouragement on
so-called insurgents simply to use them
as stepping stones. later to be kicked
aside.
1t sounds very much like some pre-
vious democratic fulminatlons from
the same source.
In 1895 we were told that the re-
publican party must be driven from
power and 16 TO free silver be sub
stituted for the gold standard or the
country would never regain prosperity
In 1900 we were told that the re-
publican party must be driven from
power or the gentle Mckinley would
become a military dictator and the
boyle Of Imperialism would uproot all
our free institutions.
In 1904 we were told that the re-
publican party must be driven from
power or Theodore Roosevelt would be
a second man on horseback" and the
odious trusts would dictate to him his
every act.
II 1908 we we're told that the re-
publicans must be driven from power,
and the slogan, Let the people rule"
nailed to the mast or the ship Of state
would founder and the shipwreck
would leave no salvage
On each OF these occasions the peo-
pie declined to be intimidated by such
threats from false prophets, and the
country has gone steadily forward un-
der republican administration enjoying
unprecedented prosperity and correct
ing industrial evils and governmental
abuses as they have arisen.
1t will be up to the people to say
whether there is any more call now
for turning to the democrats as sa-
viors of popular government than
there has been since they. heaved sigh
of relief when the last democratic
president went into retirement after
four years of panic and calamity.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-14
Canada and the Mother Country.

"If England is attacked" said Sir
Wilfred Laurier, the Canadian premier,
recently, eve are liable to attack, al
though l do not say that we shall al
ways be attacked, nor that we shall
take part in all the wars of England.
In that matter we shall have 10 be
guided by circumstances upon which
the Canadian Parliament will have to
act"
In this statement Sir Wilfred Laurier
between England and any other power
Canada viii use her own judgment as
to acting as an English ally or as
neutral. That this would be the case
II war broke out between England
and the United States is hinted as
strongly as Sir Wilfrid, under existing
circumstances. could well do. That he
wishes to indicate that peace on the
North American continent Is OF nara
mount interest to Canada is very evil
dent.
1t must not be thought that Canada
is not loyal to England. for that is
not true, A spirit Of loyalty toward
England is more evident in Canada
now than ever before. But Canada
is fast developing into great nation
by herself and her great men, realizing
that fact. are not going to jeopardize
the possibilities of that development
by rash acts in the defense Of policies
for which Canada is not responsible.
Canada will not strike for indepen-
denee from England so long as re-
latlons with the mother country are
as kindly as they are. 1t could have
its independence II It wanted It. for
Canada is powerful country in re-
sources and in men, and England could
hardly prevent it, But 1t wishes evil
IDENTIFY only to work for thelbs inter
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-14
Our Birthday Book
February IA, 1910.

Judge Smith Mcpherson was born in In
diana, February H. ls4s. He located at
Red Oak and became district judge, and
then member Of congress, being appointed
United States district Judge for the south
ern district Of Iowa by President Roose-
welt in 1900.
"Mogy' Bernstein Is "a years old today
His official title is chief probation officer
and his real name is Moses. 'Mogy"
started out as q newsboy, and in charge Of
the newsboys for The Bee. but has
branched out into various lines of business
and is now himself publisher in the per-
son Of the Mogy Publishing company,
Philip Potter, manager for Nebraska for
the American Surety company Of New
York, was born February H. 1876, in Balti-
more. He was educated at Hobart college
and Brown university, and was in the
mercantile business before he located in
Omaha In 1885.
Henry Hitler, proprietor OF the Hitler
Liquor company, is celebrating his birth
day today. He is a native of Germany
and lived in Red Oak before locating in
Omaha. III II comes from Killers. 1t must
be good"
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-14
Taft Stands Firm.

The address delivered by President
Taft before the New York Republican
club at its Lincoln day anniversary
banquet rings out clear. and unmistak-
able. Mr. Taft stands firm by the
pledges made in the republican ma
uonal platform, upon which he was
elected, and he shows no signs Of
weakening before the pressure OF those
who fear his program will disturb bus.
mess or departing from the path he
mapped out in order TO follow extrem-
lists advocating more radical measures.
Mr.. Taft serves definite notice on the
trust magnates and Wall street gam
blers that he does not intend to shape
his course to meet their desires, but
on the contrary that IL prevailing meth
DDS OF corporate finance and corpor-
alton management conflict with the re-
striotions imposed by Law these meth
DDS must be changed to conform with
the legal requirements and persistent
offenders will only invite prosecution
and punishment. a~'
II Mr.. Taft was expected to say some
thing that would reassure Wall street
and allay Its restlessness his pronounce
ment may be disappointing in some
quarters, but it will have vigorous
applause from the people as a whole
and should have the cordial approval
of all who are engaged In legitimate
business and who have nothing to fear
from a sensible and rational enforce
ment of the laws againset combinations
in restraint of trade, fraudulent stock
watering and evasion Of Just obliga-
tions to the government.
Mr.. Taft's speech before the New
York Republican club is almost in the
nature OF an accounting for the first
year of his administration. and re-
assertion Of his determination to make
1t the keynote of his administration
ito clinch the Roosevelt policies to
use his fsvorite expression. AS such It
will be accepted as proof positive Of
his good faith and fixedness of pur-
pose -ts '--
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-14
PERSONAL NOTES.

Count Bonl threatCes to marry another
American girl, and If there is one OF the
sort left she deserves II,
Have you confederate silver half dol
lar about you? II So keep It, 1t is worth
! 10000 Of Uncle Sans silver halves
Mr.. Roosevelt has started on a lOS-mile
hike. AS he is accompanied by Major
Mearns, retired from the army by reason
Of physical disability of course he win
go slow. -
Edwin Morris, head of the Nelson Morris
Packing company, has paid $4,000 for a
Mexican ranch of 2,25OOOO acres, together
with 10000 cattle. The ranch is seventy
five miles from Eel Paso.
Lawyer l.. d. Brandeis, counsel for
CLAWS the discharged special agent be-
fore the investigating commission, is a
brother-ln-law of Secretary Ballinger's
cabinet colleague, Secretary Nagel.
The announcement of Mrs. Marilla NJ.
Kicker, lawyer and leader in tine SUI
fragette movement, that she is to be a
candidate for the governorship Of New
Hampshire has created a sensation. Mrs
Kicker, who is wealthy, is now in Cali
fornia, and has sent dispatch announcing
herself as a candidate on woman's
rights platform.
Mrs Jane Morris of Sand Gap, Jackson
county KY, is SO years of age, and has
had total of $50 descendants of whom
46S are living, and of whom forty-three
are great-great-g grandchildren AS she is
still vigorous, and some of her descendants
in the fifth generation are approaching
maturity, she may see descendants In 80
sixth generation.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-14
Haskell in Hot Water.

Governor Haskell of oklahoma is
again brought into the limelight on
charge of irregularity In handling state
funds. A trial is in progress in Guthrie
to determine the legality of certain
state expenditures and the employment
of certain men on private work at state
expense. One Of the men, o. T. Smith,
personal private secretary to the
governor. was mixed up with him, it
will be remembered, in the Muskogee
township bond deal.
Ever since the organization of the
state of Oklahoma there has been
scandal of some sort, being aired In
its courts, on charges of graft and
irregularity on the part of the state
officials. Governor Haskell has had
his hands full most of the time defend
ing himself, and several times since
his election he has faced serious ac-
cusations Last winter he was brought
into the public eye for harboring In
Oklahoma certain characters who were
wanted In Texas and Arizona for Grim
inal offenses of various degrees OF seri-
BUSINESS, and he turned them over only
when forced to do so by federal auth
ority.. ~
Shortly after the last presidential
campaign Governor Haskell found him
self indicted for participation in town
site frauds, and while demanding trial
on the merits he hid behind every pos
sible technicality of the law. That he
would allow the suspicion to stand and
not insist on being vindicated could
reflect little glory on the Oklahoma ex-
ecutive.
Oklahoma has been under demo-
cratic control since its admission to
the union. That particular fact would
not ordinarily be considered more than
a mistake, but for the succession of
rows, Investigations. indictments, law
suits and what not, involving the hon
esty and integrity ofNthe governor and
associated officials And it is not to
be forgotten that Governor Haskell was
slated to be secretary of the treasury
had the fortune of politics in 1908
turned In favor of the democratic candi-
date for PRESIDENT a
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A VALENTINE.

s. E. Kiser In Judge.
A valentine l watt to you; 4
In ballad form, you see tits wrought
It's graces may alasl be few,
But with my dearest hopes tits frauRhL
III IL be lame i'm theme or plot
Condemn me- for the fault is mine;
But pity my unhappy lot
On, please accept my valentinel
There may be others, II is true, y
That please your fancy and have not
such faults as mine present to View.
The laden postman may have brought
thousand others an unsought
Each voicing hope in every line;r
But let this touch tender spot
Oh, please accept my yalentinei
II there be any rhyme askew
Or any ''f' that lacks dot,
O'erlook the fault, prythee do,
For l have done my best God wot!
In loves sweet service men have fought
But more have battled, l opine,
For fuel needed meath the pot
Oh, please accept my valentineI
L'ENVoI. ,-s-
Sir. I'm enraptured by the thought
That on your page my name may shine:
Wherefore this hopeful parting shot,
Oh, please accept my valenttnel