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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-13
FREE TEXT BOOKS.

On" % the most Important .rtions
the Board % E1ucation has tAk~n IN
years vas the adoption % the re.olu.
ZION Droviding Cor free TEXTBOOKS FOR
the pupils % the schools under is
Jurisdiction 10 Is an advanced step
In keeping ~ With the proEr,s. OF
the unlimited freedom % the free
school system % the country in pro
noting the cause 90 education The
practical unanimlty % the vote IN
favor % tho resolution sho~s the pro
Eressiye character Of the membership
Of the board. only one querulous mega
| tive vote having been cast
The single objector 20 the PROPOSE
ton cannot BE- a reader % w-heeunE's
favorite morning newspaper. else he
would not have been 30 rash a. 20
have accused the papers % the city
% being indifferent 20 the subject.
laying down" upon o.. and mot Civ.
/ Ing publicity 90 such an important
matter When the question was be-
ing considered by the committee The
Iutelligencer editoriauy expressed
the hope that its report would BE- a "a.
yorahle one A. that time 10 pointed
out that such action would confer the
distinction on the board OF keeping
step with the progressive educational
spirit Of the age adding II any
thing IN this enlightened axe should
be- free and accessible 10 an classes
and conditions g. o. education. IEno-
rance and Hliteracy are responsible
for a greater part 90 the crime OF tho
country. and unqucsuonably the fun
damcntsl cause Of most OF the indiEen-
cy of the land
Ia giving reasons for providing free
text books The Intelligence called at
tcnuon 10 the fact that inssmuch a.
attendance on the schools had been
made compulsory. % was nothing more
Than just that the instruments for tho
attainment ~ the object OF this com
pulsion should be made free by the
compelling authority Rut the greater
argument was contained IN tho follow
INK sentiont paragraph
There are parsnt- struggling sior-
and making FIrri0crs Co give their
.Hiiren something they dld NOT enjoy
..r iulI measure ~ in their youth
lhs' knoN hy experience the value
zion To mfrv ~ these The test b85r
pow in Nelr is big drain on their
-g-uur"es They should be- relieved ~
o. !. EHH
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-13
RING TACTICS WIN.

The representative OF the Demo
cratic party In the Senatorial MONT
mating convention yesterday displayed
their usual capacity for mixing things
ID. In the confusion that resulted
from the tentative candidacy Of Mr.
Archie " PAUL. a gentleman VINO re-.
fused TO make an indecent scramble
for the honor. and the public renuncia-
lion OF Col J. a Miller Of any do
signs on the nomination. the - ..
Rims" got In its me work By Us Pc
culisr manipulations Of the conven.
tons procedure
The friends % Mr. PAUL. seeing the
unexpected entrance Of AR Miller In
the contest. backed b. the j. j. o.
contingent. refused 90 play and did
not even prosrnt hls name Further
than that when the roll was called
ohio county east only one.half the
vote she was Untitled 10 record. which
went 10 Miller The other half sup.
porters OF Mr. PAUL. refused 20 vote
Whether this stands az rebuke 20
the methods OF the rinE TO force" a
nomination on man who vas not an
aVoSed candidate. or an exhibition OF
charactcrisuc Democratic obsunary
will perhaps bs revealed a. the cam.
paign warns up Anyhow. the o. J.
q. Rims again stands out clearly az
dominatiug the party machinery IN
the county az well az the city. lnine
up with a similar performance AZ the
PsrkersburE State convention
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A RELATIVE FACTOR.

Supplemental d. the statements
made by The lntclusncer yesterday.
with reference TO the south Amer.
can trade within the grasp OF the
United States 10 We shall improve the
opportunities offered there is another
factor which enters into the situation
besides provlding ships to establish
intercourse win the Latin American
republics Reference be- made to the
lack 90 American banking facilities 90
South America. which ia necessary
adjunct 20 a successful prosecution OF
The conquest Tor This trade The FIRST
essential Is merchant marine. for
without that no matter how many
American banks were established no
results could BE- obtained In Che way
OF increased trade. bur the establish.
ment 90 banks will greatly help and
facilitate better commercial relations
between this courtr, and South Amer.
Tea This has been recon ir.d bv the
LEADING merchants and bankers OF
New York. in tho movement started
BY the National city Rank fa provide
banking credits Cor South American
importer DC BE- doing ao because
manufacture and exporters have
made appeal FOR some American hank
TO lead she way such a sf.p now .s
possible under tho now banking law.
which permits national banks .o Draw.
branches in foreign. countries Hara
have been completed by fhr National
city Bank TO app'y 90 tHe Federal Fe
serve Board f'- permission fr sstsr
ush a. least two branrHsa .- south
America as soon as mo board Is ready
20 receive sucn applications
The National CITY rart rrvr,..
vii DO not merely a banking t.r.
ness % already has two -sBrese-.s
lives In me Geld and Del rfar-.1F NOT
only to Interest tra south Americana
in our MANUFACTURED articles r.f f4
make 20 easy f1r usreta--r-r-s Oh,
Est line or "Hs credit 1f the mon
with whom Americans vr.rf trs.
Ia other wcrds .Ha Ha-k III. .rHeav--
inE 90 work 0at system tr which
bills o. exchange between those -ar-
tries ard The United states can b.
dealt in freely
The lack of these facilities raa been
one % the sreat dravta.ks OF Amer.
can competitors for tHe trade 4f south
America. p.scassirE fra matter rf
credits a prominent Nev York Ha-F.-
1as pointed out heretofore Aua-.-r
manufacturer have rot been ar-..
toned % extend s0 r-ssf e. measure
% credit 20 fore yners as rho F,-s.sr
and the Germans
-Europear raHufs-tu-a.a Paw. .a..
Tn position Hr rHI' ... DONE ...-.
ness ir cheap MONEY! countries n.f .....
had extend. faE'HHaH .HHE k#r.. Al
ltiAI .aHF.H .H". ..r ...HI" .#r r. q
20 tne n.EHr. move. ..fHH HHrH 1"# he
Hreaier rHm"H. "' .H.. ..#... #.r.HH H.. ." i.
ues % moreF bore ..HH |r rra f..
countrie- h.f roo ."af frs ear .a .r
ratlral.y crefIts %. .re H..rrsar .....
facilities Iirifsf
We 49, ir position nos. .. extend
eedifT and nff have me nH..HfaHr IL
fhe rev curre~rr las we a--..f t. #,
roeiHrr o. Frarf neTrs. rrHr.-r ff...
D ltea % e0ufr American H.... as...
I ttan re manufa-tIrs-n ~ r4r--s a-4
: this condfticn is likely te -cntrls aftr-
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BOWERS NOMINATED.

The Second District Republican
Congressional convention. which con
vened a. Elhus yesterday. was one
% the largest and most enthusiastic
ever held In that district That the
Republicans are confident Of redeem
ing the district from Democratic rep
rescntation was evidenced by the
number OF contestants who were en-
tered for the nomination. which Anal
~ fell 70 the Hon George ". bowers.
OF berkeley county The nominee has
always been a staunch and unsvervlng
Republican. and will. without doubt.
make a winning hrht
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-13

iian " c4pit4l
The 1ofs this trad. cues; = looked
iato N more attractive q become.
"iia the proposed bAHkias arrange
Esnts ssiasiished AID the ships PRO
Viise- TIE Unit~t States I'll nav. 40
trouble "a Iakias TIE goal and sseur.
ins 10 griEs. TO accom- pishm~nts
that rili enable us 20 dictate 80 a-an.
cial and commercial policies o. TIE
rorid
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-13

go. WHrrIrr ISL ra. AuF 81. 1919
- '~r irfr.i.rrrr.
l1I certainly .r tho raf rr frr
rn1. u.en Trg rerfrl I'D cool
trrFs rercIlfUr fr fTar Vince rr
creek Many others shared rr#-
rF.cl1n .aE rlrtf urr- rrv cad fra
News
Ir- hrsf fence rcuulrs .r-e- W-rea
could bl.'# would o. f9 come frrr.-f
end r Die share CO fra rs. CO. rt..
ylrn gr.aNo-a. as decided o. TlIrr
H.rrHU
LhlH would make him many votes
ana ir1Irr tho rfrrr ri. rrrerr+a rl
Bay their amounts
lof SIR krraH rrrw ffr frrrafr
Nrirr should BE- f-o frlrla .r- %
Ir Office
Ne need rr0f.rrs rrrrearrfaf.rae 90
handle the monrr 0f Tho tarpayr-r
80 SOFT eOApER
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-13

4r- lrfsiAserrrr regrets thaf ~.
hor rsvid Tot faIss - 81. Rspasu-
rar rominaficn for E1Fert,,.r % orto.
Boz fsiritates conzrsssnan wius On
30 VICTOR. oon1deut tsat ~ ~riu rarry
60 party % victory I'M ~ fan
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UNCLE WALT. The Poe, Philo.oDb.,.

'f''H' 30 tftsts q
At last nj wise arise and seek nv f,e- ,t.t ~ -
mu''cred IoH He ancient ho and then the track From
DWELLING rude he'd of been shooe5 see,
" oDDAL SON chased by farmers dogs this poor old scout
al down and bal herde5 with the bog,
| aer vas wrong took him long recognize me truth that
ere' Ra7 and smiling dad ior each -epentan youth n will arise
logg17e mf eyes rc rodg observed nv % STRIFE the ola
pse from which 10y sserved The father saw while balng
ne -aa sore and aned he vhooped ov. ms suay.
'a-te1 boy vccome he exclaimed Ws gls. 80 -
tVo dollars worth OF fireworks we're burned. veil In -
Iane nov mar Feroen has returned sisters ang the
rang WIN gee u raers SPLIT mother sighed with
l e ns granny bad r. And IT'S to-day the same old uav
you will but w. ., 80 1os'n' u
tCop5rEht isIt o. Hstusv AaauA 7, .-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-13

The United states is doirE 1tus
refIaHon m frr ronvufssf Dominican
republic Corr 07farl1rsra are now on
their way 20 establish provisional
rorsr7m~rf that Will 10 acceptatIs 90
a. factions
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Hisfrriars are asking rlFrssfio~s r--
f"a best rR-- frr fre complicated var
row going 0n. Pan Duropear has rs-1
mentioned ~ anyone fHIrss ~ bet.
fs- fsaIFraUrn lets fav- &c.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-13

W rs11 rsfrsef t7 scramble PEP me
rsra'0r.a. rr~irarHH. end .a. Miller
refused 'H bel considered Ha a candidate.
and vHaf VAS Isft f1r trs d. d. H. ring
f1 f1 but mediate
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-13

The Nrv Maven fI-srf7rs have agreed
.' a rsa.ff.I f.arH'.tr- rf frs --rI
hrrsrH. pol very GOOD .r trs Hzrt .f
'rs prosecution trat vas rs-F.-F over
trsn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-13

Ui1 rnH notice shat tho ararehistic
element becomes inactive during great
oi.r rvcIfemeufs like war; IRE
chances ~ Publicity nf their acts IS
'r--rre.. ari their srnrsr refuses to
perform unless 10 Is noticed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-13

Ire United States consumes daily
200 tons ~ me worlds daily output Of
1.a7f tons ~ print paper. A. The out
Tuf nj tHls country barely meets tNe
rHraH-atfr1 the var threatens a
famine in this product
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-13

N0thinF -ar atfrs~f trs rs-I..- -f.
tsrtf1r rf ne United states f- usr.-4
t' fr's r~s EXCEPT a- Invasion -.
TsvaH
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-13

rfs cor machine vaIssf arar u.fr
tfs rrmiraH1ra In fre ODD. rr.Ha-.--.
taf another story VIII rs told I- $50.
VEN Der
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-13
GEO. NJ. SHOOK CO.;
-o though, him rsaetionary. pu, him

Nrn thought him reactiouarJ. put him
out
MIosh Obreno,ic vas recalled 20
again rule the Seryian ship OF state
I'll hrm attitude towards Turkey and
patrlArchauy dcspptlc idea ~ govern
ment was o4t of tune with the tenor oI
i the nmS sen So 'hst va as, Pr9s .,Sl
ne people took exception 90 DTS poll
cies With hls death the Heroic age
IN modern Seryia closes. he was with
one
TurbuIsut Life.
seryia continued under the rule or
The ohrenoyl. family with varying for
tunes. the iutriEues of the karaEeorFe-
Vic family o. REGAIN the throne causing
internal troubles ar frequent intervals
lu lsl2 the seryIans took up arms
against Turkey again. largely because
they feared that che ruler % Monte
rIencs in the balkan fsnrinsuia-
The tide ~ battle wont against the
Serriars tlt the powers secured assist
auee and the Russians used their infg-
the serbs Joined ire Russians against
Turkey. This time they had better luck
- THE rlr hu-HIs prov .led towards fHr
~frNfH. haf tho power. replaced this
arrangement with a treaty ~ their own
masing that known az the treaty %
Even under tbir treaty. dictated ~
INC powers. the rerElHlH Jared ufII
They we're given new territory and their
90 more and when in 1855 BULGARIA 90.
.Iared union win revolving East Roo
mhn.s. Their lealolHy could not pe held
power lu fhe Balkans was being dis
t.rhef ard TOOK the frfd without jasf
ngN inE whom tnsg vsre goinE o. frrt
AFTER dehatinE tniF problem they Do
'.ded Bulgaria was their best chance
auf Invaded that country AZ Hrst DO
looked ar NJ everything uaa E0InE their
.HH ID.
army together ana defrstef mem rhia
defeat .ei f1 Hrr~Fafi. frou hIea and To-
dartarfly murder or trs rolling Dbreno-
.ir DIE rnrHr-' ord many others Ir 1909.
A.'nguFh t1s karsre.rFer ic family may
Ea-ars --s..' t.-.r,ss s, ''.sr
-rsd ~ ltr7rs ~ Va 5ss1lt-iv
'.'ruizef br 1909. F0esss- and since
-r. '. i.-T .'. GOO 1...tfry re-
history has been none
The Important Pact.
s...-.. s7i 's' o.. rnnlarfs IN
-.'HbIsf F.s,e.. b. r-..-,raf... rr,.l
m. D.. M. '...H ..a..Hr .Hurf..na b..
'Te -. rs.0laf..ra frr .0feper-
..- .' have
.. -Trs.-.r u..rsra at.rs
. .fa trs. -.- If. .rsss
..r.s aisars
rra t.fsr .e.H.a feet f.af fHf.
Fl. l...-... ... -..L..e tsT .e.
.ra-rs'.gt slfae.t orr
nee .r ... .vn Isrsr rad.
v.'a BE- s-,s. -s-s p, f..-a-r
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SOW fs one tire f- .tr- t-s-..s
-rT' before frs -s--arsf travellers
Fst bach
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TIE f d. -rr e. potent .-
manipulating conventions sr well s-
primaries
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-13

on f1f ocr~s- a~. re- r ne --.
ratory FRAT fellows tts raa
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More ttan ore-raf q ne frrs-s
earn profrcef Oh tre United states
comes from Florida
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by the people in the election eighteen
years ago.
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We are for switzerland snd sveitter-
kare aEaIast the world
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The -ert s-tIcI- % tria series will
apDcar Saturday morn .r1I
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fssii.hse Daily. Eaesst s-n-ay. - to
lnt@iiiss1e.r F4biis1tns csms.ay
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come tanked. and does other little
chores imposed on him by the vulgar
ordinances OF the city. How can ex-
elusive society have any dealings with
him. or what does he know about the
ways and manners OF aristocracy -?
Unsympathetic and impossible in the
halls OF revelry and fashion.
Bat a luminous mind has hit upon
scheme which provides for a dual
headed municipality. one mayor for
the common people. and another for
the social element. Happy thought
The only license they have for perpe-
trating such monstrously offensive
suggestion upon the plain American
common sense Of the people is that
such system obtains in some Eng
lish towns. According TO the Newport
plan. the social mayor will serve with.
out pay. but he will preside over
council, as concession. to add digni.
~ TO that body. and he will be ex-
pected to represent the city on those
occasions when the citizens desire TO
impress their guests with the culture
and refinement Of the town. IL is
"culcha. my deah boy" that counts.
Level-headed business qualifications
are for those in the mental Offices OF
the municipality. The social mayor
for US; the accomplished tanKoist. the
graceful turkey trotter. the hesitation
hustler. one who courts the amorous
looking glass and capers nimbly In
my lady's chamber to the lascivious
pleasing OF the Lutte" That's the STUFF.
Come. Algernon Montmorency de
Stuckup, let's celebrate.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-30
PROGRESSIVE DISRUPTION.

Assuming all the private and pub.
lie virtues OF the eitiEenTy OF West
Virginia. and srrogsiing. TO them.
selves all the civic righteousness es
tant. the Progressive party OF this
State. in this exclusive content. goes
forth a. mockery OF profession on
the political waters.
Beginning with the action of the
State Committee. which excommuni.
Gated all members OF the committee
who took part in the Parkersburg
amalgamation conference. and ending
with the nomination OF Charles ].
schuck. Of this county. for Congress.
man-at-Large at yesterdays conven.
ton. the party has not only shown its
fundamental weakness. but its direc,
purpose to do all II can 10 promote
the success of the Democratic ticket
In this State.
Nothing so clearly indicates the
rule OF few men in the Progressive
party. who have in their desperation
outbossed the bosses they so hypocrit-
ically complain of. as the disruption
in the Third District Congressional
convention. Delegates instructed to
vote for Captain Avis. the Republican
nominee for Congress. were inconti.
nently and arbitrarily bounced. These
delegates promptly organized another
convention and endorsed the regular
Republican nominee. and passed res
olutions protesting against "the un-
heard-of and outrageous dictation OF
committees and the bosses who have
sprung up in the Progressive party"
II is just as The Intelligencer has
all along maintained. that the rank
and fle Of the Progressive party are
not in sympathy with the aim and
object Of the self-constituted leaders
20 make the party an adjunct of West
Virginia Democracy. The Charleston
performances are sure TO drive the
small following that remains to these
uncomfortable leaders TO their for.
mer shelter in the regular RepubH.
can ranks. II the Progressive party
is not already dissolved. its grave has
been dug and the corpse will be along
presently.
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REPORTS TO Sc USED soe o,s
cUssios AT ROAD CONGRESS
NEXT FALL
brysn's Dove % Peace Will Oecorat-
Ne~ Government Stsrnps-se~s
o' interest 70 West sirpirisns.

WASHINGTON u. &. July -
TIE com missioner In each of the
forty eight states. a. ~ell a. al tfo..
Who have anything TO say IN the
matter OF road supervision have been
called upon 20 prepare for the United
states orlce Of public roads ana ex-
act statement OF the condition Of
The roads In each state and the laws
OF that particular section governing
road Improvement This report 4.
70 form a part OF the discussion at
the meeting Of the Fourth American
Road Congress Nhich will be in ses-
sion at Atlanta. Ca, during the week
OF November Sth
In addition 20 the wonderful GOV.
eminent exhibition presenting in hts.
torical order every type OF road
building. there are TO be many educa.
tlonal exhibits for the instruction OF
the road builders OF the different
states. This exhibition. which Is 20
be In charge OF Mr.. Charles y. Light.
missioners. II also expected TO draw
thousands OF interested visitors The
plans for this fourth congress are on
very large scale. At least SIX great
national organizations will participate
In the discussions. In addition TO the
National Service Reform League. al.
ready mentioned. there will be ses-
sions under the advisement OF the
American Highway Association. the
American Automobile Association
the American Bar Association-to
consider the legal aspect OF the plans.
and large delegation is expected
from the American Bankers Associa-
tion
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COMMISSION SUSTAINED.

The decision OF the United States
Circuit Court confirming the action OF
the Public Service Commission OF
West Virginia in reducing the gas
rates TO the consumers Of the north
ern part Of the State supplied by the
Manufacturers Light q Heat compa-
ny. Of Pittsburgh. 10 . great victory
over corporate greed and obstinacy.
But above and beyond that its greater
significance is that IL preserves the
most important functions OF the Pub
lie Service Commission intact. Had
the decision OF the court been OF a
contrary character the usefulness OF
the Commission would not only have
been seriously impaired. but probably
altogether negatived or course the
eontending corporation will take the
matter to the court OF last resort. but
there Is no likelihood of a reversal be-
Ing secured from the Supreme Court
Of the United States.
The controversy arose over the ma.
terial reduction of rates to consumers
In this section OF the State supplied by
the Manufacturers Light a. Heat
Company and its subsidiaries. The
corporation applied for and was grant.
ed temporary Injunction. restraining
the Commission from enforcing its
decision. by Judge Dayton. OF the
unitec States District Court. Judge
Dayton called on Judges c. A. Woods
and J. T. Pritchard. Of the United
States Circuit Court. to sit with him
when the arguments were made on
the motion of the plaintiff to make the
temporary injunction permanent. The
decision rendered yesterday by the
court at Martinsburg. dissolving the
injunction. was unanimous. which
clearly establishes the right of the
Public Service Commission to deal
with such matters as It has under
taken 10 adjust on a fair basis. and
obviously strengthens It for further
regulations along the lines taken in
this instance. II will, therefore. con.
tlnue TO stand as a court TO which the
grievances OF the public may be taken
with confidence Of being rectihed. and
the unjust and oppressive measures
OF grasping corporations restrained
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VIEWPOINTS SOCIAL MAYOR

or all the new fads in government
the suggestion that comes from fash
ionable Newport. Rhode Island. ap-
proaches. II It does not reach. the
climax. 1t is here that the idle rich
enjoy life. hold monkey dinners and
pet dog teas. and indulge all those in
tellectual diversions within the limita.
lions Of their mental ingenuity. At
present Newport has but one mayor.
but he is elected by the ordinary serv-
itors Of wealth. the submerged tenth.
the canaille. the proletariat and those
in trade" He runs the business of
the town. keeps order. arrests the ca
PRECIOUS sons OF wealth when they be-
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UNCLE WALT The Poet Philosopher.

INC country editor passed who flaw and ther
" N'1f os MS iva DER the Gone
cer .,., 49,. ne Piled, they've long out Of print
'' I'D MANN the adJeetves that hide and had
-.- crimson tint When I was Young All
~ le MAJ warfare helped their towns; after wear bcv
uo 90 ret each other nouns Then "ton e 1
e 40 hek We couldn't call them freaks and II YOU CHANGED %
uieA you NJ siN NANCY sneaks" Oh how We prntcr"
Pa 200 c IN happy days by, the village rccIv
% heescak on his eye Then groers along in oesrc 49,
tea en other sell and smiling dshed the greoo go
% ny had % sell the tailor didn't away cause otber
aos scEed ne baker didn't long baker down ,b I
MT oS Ye printers heart would bleed because apobr sb
Iun ~ sshacked Vtvekneed cheap pirates 10 the a.
80 ne country editors quiet safe do NOT eel o.
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