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White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1927-04-22
SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION

SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION
No.............
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
STATE or WASHINGTON IN AND
FOR THE COUNTY OF BENTON.
JOHN c. INGLI, PLAINTIFFS
HATTIE S. ADDISON, Defendant.
The state Of Washington to the
said Hattie S. Adkison, defendant.
You are hereby summoned to
appear within sixty days after the
date of the first publication of this
summons, to-wit; within sixty days
after the 22nd lay of April, 1927,sand
defend the above entitled action In
tie above entitled court and answer
the complaint of the plaintiff and serve
a copy CT your answer upon the ufldnr-
signed attorney for plaintiff, at his
office below statad, and lin case of
Your failure so to do, Judgment will
be rendered against you according to
the demand Of the complaint, which
has been filed with the clerk of said
court. This action is brought by the
Plaintiff against the defendant to-
| require the defendant to specifically
perform that certain contract and
agreement made and entesed into on
the 21st day of February, 1927. by and
between John C. Ingle, party of the
first part, and j. L. Addison, party OF
the second part, involving the fol-
lowing described real estate, in the
State of Washington and county of
Benton, to-wit:
| The South half of the North East
Quarter (N.E.A) of the NoGth East
| Quarter (N.E.A) of section sixteen
! (16), township eight (89, Range
| thirty 800 EW.M. containing
twenty (20) acres more or less;
| also as to the following personal
| property to-wit:
| One team of horses, wagons and \
| harness, plow, cultivator. one disc
| harrow, one spring tooth harrow,
| one two section spike tooth har-
| row. one COW. one dozen or more
| chickens, what feed that is now ON
| the place. one range, one heating
| stove, one bed and springs. and
all small tools on the plac,.
| That said contract was signed by
). L. Addison who was fully author
lied to sign same by the defendant:
that the defendant in pursuance Of
said above agreement and for the pur-
pose of carrying out the conditions
thereof the defendant executed a
Warranty Deed to the plaintiff, and
for possession of said described real
estate.
+. w. GRAND
Attorney for the Plaintiff
Postoffice Address: $40 Roo1sery
Building Spokane County. Spokane.
Washin trtOn
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1927-04-22

Mr.. and Mrs. Malcolm Melee
and Mrs. Jack Melee of Seattle
arrived in White Bluffs last Friday
even:ng, having driven over by way
of the Columbia River Highway.
While here they visited at the John
Melee home. They left on the re-
turn trip Wednesday morning.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1927-04-22

$525 ia $745-The quality car of the
low priced field. 3-speed transmission.
Fisher Bodies. Duco finish. Fullyequip-
ped. 7 models. Also TRUCK CHAS-
Sis: Ia-ton, $395; 1-ton, $495.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1927-04-22

$775 to 1915 Most powerful "six"
in its price class. Fisher Bodies. Duco
finish. Beautiful lines. Value proved
by unprecedented sales. models.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1927-04-22

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
STATE or WASHINGTON IN AND
FOR THE COUNTY OF BENTON.
JOHN G. INGLE, Plaintiff.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1927-04-22

$24o5 to $2o85 - General Motors new
and Beautiful car designed and built by
Cadillac. s-cylinder V-type engine.
Eodies ty Fisher. Duco finish. 6models.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1927-04-29
JOHN LOWRY NOT so
PENITENT AFTER ALL
Seems To Have a Resentful Feeling
That He Has Been Punished
Too Much

John y. Lowry. Jr., who Is seek
in" "A parole from Il ten to tifteell
wear sentence in the pcniteutiary
for burglary. and who is represent
cd to have had Il change of heart
and being filled with fervent de
sire to 70 straight. doesn't seem to
bc the penitcnt convict he is repre-
Sentcd to he.
Writing to citizen Of Elizabeth
City from the State Prison John
SAWS: 1T has been ten years since
I cot in this trouble and | think
that | got too much time entirely.
7 also think | have been sufficiently
punished
John doesn't say Il word about
being sorry for the long list OF house
robbcricS. burglaries, post Office rob
berries and prison deliveries IN
which he engaged. He only thinks
that he got too much time. He
writes as one who feels hurt about
his condition and rcSentful toward
the social order that checked him
in notorious career Of crime.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1927-04-29

j. {. Il. Ehringllaus, of Elizabeth
City, will be candidate for COVER
nor six years from now according
TO a statement given to the press
by Lieutenant 4Gorer1nor j. Ehner
Long, at Raleigh recently, accord
ing to the Alumni Review published
BY the Alumni Association of the
University of North Carolina.
"Mr. Long in nominating Mr..
Ehrinsllaus for the gorei7iorshlp
asserted that the Pasquotank man
would be the favOrite from the east
ern part of the state when they be-
gin to look around for a man to
succeed O. Max Gardner who is
slated to be the next occupant Of
the governors mansion.
"Mr. Ehringliaus was mentioned
sometime ago as a possibility for
dean of the University Law School.
lie is one of the leading lawyers Of
the state. For Il number of years
he held the position of solicitor Of
the iirst district
Wherever one goes in North Caro-
lira these days one hears the Eliz-
abeth City man spoken of as gIbcr.
material timber.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1927-04-29
TENANTS BEING SOUGHT
FOR NEW HOTEL ARCADE
Virgfnia. Dare Main Street Annex
Opens Sept. 1st-Stores
and Offices

Tenants are now being sought for
the two story Main Street annex
Of the Virginia Dare Hotel which
will be open about Sept. ]. l92t'
The arcade fronts 4T feet on Main
ST.. and is 1O5 feet deep. An ar
cadc eleven feet wide leads into the
spacious lobby Of the new hotel
and there will hc six stores on the
ground floor of the arcade. three
on each side of the corridor.
The front stores will bc Is feet
wide by ~ feet deep. The Care
lima Development Company is an
applicant for one of the front spaces.
There are applicants for other
spaces.
The second floor of the annex
will be devoted to offices, all Of
fices opening on Il balcony running
around the corridor.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1927-04-29
W H AT is THIS
VULGAR RUM0R
is WHISPERING?

The demand Of the Elizabeth City
WomaI's Club that Ill candidates
for Mayur and Board Of Aldermen
pledge themselves TO public taXa-
ton for a public library has given
rise to Il lot Of street talk in which
the suggestion appears that certain
members of the WOman'S Club are
anxious TO unload the Womans .
Club house OH the town.
Members Of the club Indignantly
deny this, but rumor insists that
the women have never made Il Sic
crss of their club efforts and thai
there is Il heavy indebtedness on
their club building that is cmbar-
RAISING them. Efforts to help fill
aucc the club building by maintain
Ing Il tea room have resulted in
numerous failures and the club is
drpcndcnt upon the dues of Il high.
~ Indifferent and delinquent mcm-
bcrShip.
Few citizens seem To be cnthu-
siaStic over the idea of establish
ing IL library by taxation at this
time.
The officers OF The Woman's Club
are: Mrs. J. 6. Fearing, President !;
Mrs. J. II. White. lst Vicc-Presi-
dent: Mrs. W. ID. Glover. ind Vice
President: Mrs. W. l.. CohoOn, 3rd
Vicc-Prcsidcnt Mrs. J. c. Rodney,
Corresponding Secretary; Mrs. +.
III. Scattcrgood, Asst. Correspond
ing Secretary; Mrs. l.. I. Aydlett,
ST., Recording Secretary and Mrs.
i. r.. Burgess, Treasurer.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1927-04-29
che BANK CLERK ANo THE SOOl JCPKGR
GIVE THE WOMEN A CHANCE; THEY'LL LEARN

why that look of fine disgust on
your mug this morning." inquired
the Bank Clerk of the Soda Jcrkcr.
Il just had woman To beat me
out Of Il quarter" said the Soda
Jtrkcr.
Were you playing rummy with
her, asked the Bank Clerk.
NO. it was this way" said thr
Soda Jcrkcr. This woman comes
in. plopS herself down to table
and orders Il milk shake. She gave
me n quarter. I rang up the sale
and gave her 40 cents change by
mistake. thought there WAS some
thing funny about the way she
sc00pcd that change off the table
right quick and put it i'll her hag.
And then | thought what | had
done and told her I had made II
mistake and given her too much
change.
"She said | hadn't done any such
thing, accused me Of Insulting her
and Threatened telling the boss.
Now can you beat that? Only Il
woman would do thing like that: ::
women just naturally don't seem
to have any conscience in business
and YOU Just can't trust them :;
damn few of them have any sport
ins instinct at all and Il lot of them
are just plain thieves
"Wcll. you mustn't hold that
against them" said the Bank Clerk.
"The thing we call conscience and
that other thing We tall character
are acquired. They were acquired
thru thousands of years of human
experience. Men are not fair ana
square aud truthful and honest be-
cause it is their moral nature or
because of religious Influence, but
because thru thousands of years of
playing the game of life they have
found that tho only decent and salts
factory way to get along is the
fair. square. truthful, honorable
way.
"What every man Graves more
than mansions in the skies Is the
confidence and esteem of his neigh
bOurs and the public ut large: after
thousands of years of social expert
cnce he has learned that his social,
political. professional or business
success depends upon the good VIII
Of his fellows.
81 say it has taken thousands OF
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1927-04-29
FIREMEN PLAN FROLIC
ENTIRE WEEK IN MAY
Spring Festival Under Auspices OF
Elizabeth City Fire Department
May Q to II

4 whole week of fun and frnllc
is planned hy members of Elizabeth
City's Volunteer Fire Department:
beginning May Q. and they promise
Elizabeth City people an enjoyable
spring festival The purpose OF
course. is to supplement the limit
cd funds the department has on
hand for maintenance of quarters.
and other necessary items. The
show will be in the old baseball
park. The firemrn announce that
the Brown and Dyer shows" Il
travelling exposition has been book
cd for the occasion. and they call
this II show with high class attrac-
tions, and not to I've compared with
ordinary freak and fake shows.
The Brown & Dyer shows. which
have just completed n week under
thc auspices of tho American Legion
post of Norfolk. was inspected there
by members Of the local depart
mcnt. who mention that it carries
upwardS of 15 carloads Of features.
Among these arc four riding devices.
comprising n merry go round. II
caterpillar. Il ferris wheel. tilt. II
whirl. aud n small ride for children.
The show also has wild-weSt show
featuring cowboys and cowgirlS' Il
pcuny arcade, a real old southern
plantation show. Il monkey me
nageric. a musical revue known as
thc frolicS Of 1928, a fun house. and
other attractions. 1t will open
Monday night May Q, and Will close
at midnight ON the 14th.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1927-04-29
NOW We KNOW
WHAT THE GOOD
LORD DID FOR Us
But Capt. Winch Had To Come
Along and Tell Us In The
Words of Press Agentry

Capt. Frank Winch. known
to newspaper men all over
America as one of the worlds S
greatest press agents, who IS
here to press agent the North
Carolina coast country. gave
Elizabeth City kiwanianS an
idea OF how our section looks
to 4 press agent, III an address
to the kiwanis Club at Christ
Church Parish House Tues
day night. He said in part;
Il was horn in California. land
Of gold, land Of oranges, land of
gorgeous sunsets. and land of bunk.
"Rut had to come 20 North
Carolina 10 find the sun both rise
and set on the scenic masterpiece
of Gods creative genius.
The saints and the angels
thought that God had perfected his
ultimate triumph in the creation OF
California. But God said, No. we
are not done yet And while the
saints and the angels stood around
about him in silent awe he reached
into his chest of rarcst treasures
and Withdrew thcrcfrom handful
of diamonds.
"Relucing these diamonds 10 dust
i'm thc palms of his omnipotent
hands, he let them trickle down TO
become the sparkling waters OF the
sea and inland sounds of Your North
Carolina coast.
"Rcachin. again into his treasure
chest he brought forth nuggets OF
gold. from the dust of which nc
made the sands of Carolina shores.
with emcraldS he made the sur
paSSin. verdurc of her fields, her
forests and her vineyards.
Prom rare aud priceless rubicS
he distilled the rich red blood which
was TO course in the veins Of mighty.
codly. loyal North Carolinians.
The saints and the angels were
aStoundcd; they gaSpcd in wonder
mcnt and awe and heavens or
chcStra and the celestial chorus of
angels and of chcrubim prepa red
to chant their praise, when God
stayed them with an uplifted finger
and said. We are not yet done.
With IN Impressive gesture God
empticd his treasure chest OF tur-
ouoiSr and by the alchemy of his
very wish reduced the turquoise to
paint for his pallet. And reaching
forward then he pluckcd Il feather
from the wing of an angel. dipped
il into the turquoise Of his pallet
and with sweeping strokes painted
these skies CarOlinian blue"
The Kiwanians sat with eyes
large and mouth agapc under the
spell of the Captains word wiz
ar,lry. 1t WAS the first time they
had ever known that they lived in
such n God blessed region as that.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1927-04-29

years for men. playing the game
, of life. To learn all this and now
. that they have learned it they have
, tn band themselves together in
Rotary clubs and preach the idea
to themselves weekly lest they for
get it,
but women have had no such cX-
pcricnrr aS mon have had; for hon-
sands of wears women were tied
dCwn tu the home and conscience
and character with them wcrr
things that related solely TO sex.
Lacking experience and training i'll
business and ethics. business in
tcgrity aud ethics had 10 meaning
for them when they began to stir
ont of their homes. break the
SharklrS of marital slavery and cl-
bow their way into the outside
world For thousands of years
women didn't have to think for
themselves their men folk did all
their thinkin" for them. laid down
all thc rules for them and there was
nothing in the rules about playing
! thr came of life fair and square.
! because women were not supposed
to play the game.
'But the women will learn. just
aS men have learned. that honesty
is the hest policy. Just give them Il
! little time.
"But ] always thought that
women were more religious than
men," said the Soda Jprkcr.
"Thcy are" replied the Bank
| Clerk: but religion is one thing
and morality quite another thing
morality is the fruit Of straight
thinking: religion is an emotional
disorder utterly unrelated to the
processes of thought. Did YOU ever
pause to note the difference be-
tween a congregation Of Episcopal
/ ians and the Holy Rollers"
(Why not get the book of the
Bank Clerk and the Soda Jerker, a
choice collection of their rich and
racy arguments? 80 cents by mail)
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1927-04-29
COV'RNOR SMITH.
COMPOUNDS THE.
SOUTH AGAIN

New York newspapers this
week carry what purports to
be an authoritative statement
OF the exact stand of Governor
Alfred Z. Smith on the prohi-
bition issue. And bless gawd
he is so far from being as Wet
as he was represented to be
that he appears now to be too
dry to be interesting to a lot
of rummics who have been
whooping things up for him.
Here then is how the New York
newspapers say that Governor
Smith stands, the language repre-
scntcd as being Governor Smiths
own:
/. The Eighteenth Amendment
cannot he repeated.
9. The saloon should he kept
out of the country and the Vol
stead act rigidly enforced.
3. Improvement in present con-
ditions should he sought by pro-
p0Sal to permit each state to de-
eide for itself whether to permit
the manufacture of non-intOXicat-
Ing beverages with on alcoholic
content within the 30 limit.
This puts Southern Democrats
in deuce of mess. At first they
be gol darncd If they'd vote for
Smith because the Pope bOsscd him.
Smith satisfied the country OH that
score and then the South said, I'VE
don't hold his Catholicism against
him, but we must oppose him be-
cause he is Wet" Now the New
York Governor comes up with a
declaration Of near Dryncss that
should satisfy any reasonable pro-
hibitionist. and the South will have
TO look into his Romanistic rela-
tions again.
And maybe when al gets down to
thc business of running for the Dresi-
dcncy sure enough, he'll straighten
thc South out and have Southern
Democrats jumping thru the hoops
for him just as he has kept New
York State Republicans jumping
thru the hoops for 16 years.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1927-04-29

Use your eyes but do not abuse
them. When you discern Il hint or
dimncss, tired feeling, and ache
i'm the cye-balls or rcpeatcd head
aches, be warned-its Natures cry
for help. Let us examine your Eyes.
DIR. J. d. HATHAWAY, Eye Spcci-
elirt-. y
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1927-04-29
JUDGE LEIGH NAMED TAX
SUPERVISOR FOR COUNTY

Judge J. B. Leigh was named Tax
Supervisor for PaSQuotank County,
to direct the valuation of property
this year. at last Saturdays meet
Ing Of the County Commissioners.
and he will appoint his assessors
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1927-04-29

When the eyes itch, burn, smart
or ache, there is something needed
besides 4 rub. You can't remove
eye defects with a rub Of the fling
or. Our scientific examination will
reveal the cause. DR.. j. d. HATH
away, E-s spcci2lic..ca. IT
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1927-04-29

in the various townships. The Com
miSsoncrs also sold $f6.000 in hndS
to relieve Indebtedness of the Coun-
ty.liighawy Commission not taken
care ,f 10y bond issues.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1927-04-29

SECRETARY HOOyERS idea of ornate and impressive beacon at
Kill Devil North Carolina the birth
of Wright
The of New York and Vermont
discovery Cmmplain
lighthouse its dbCOrerer Samuel de (mmpan
picture which stands Crown Point the
lake shown here 1t unveiled August
1872 a heroic
Champlin presented Face.
and uitarian thing lighthouse.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1927-04-29
ELIZABETH CITY CLUB
WOMEN ENTER POLITICS.
And Confuse The Candidates BY Asking For
Things Without Knowing The Status of
The Things They Are Asking For

Free sewerage, rcuuCeQ rates
to domestic consumers of cleo
trio current, lower taxes aud
such things do not appear to
be subjects of interest to the
women voters Of Elizabeth
City; what the women want is
a public library, trained play
ground supervisor, t h re c
women members Of the school
board and a city planning
commission with a woman on
it.
The Elizabeth City WOmans Club
thru its corresponding secretary
Mrs. Frank II. ScattergOod. has
sent questionable to every can
didatc for mayor and alderman this
week asking them to say yes or no
II they Will pledge themselves 10
their program.
The questionable says: "The cry.
Ing need OF ElizaOeth elty Is
public library. Are you "!'nnS "
use your influence and vote for the
pecassorr c1tro taxation. ~
go W. ,.ro ,,o v,ro,,nds around
,, ...a, A. Cor willing IN
, , H. ..,,n, LoorJ nrov,do
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a. Ihe hiolhcr 10 'uo
..s ., ~ WV ,nn s,,oo, ,,oorde
] ,':,,,.,, =, ,.a.. - mn. throc
w -, ~ ,hn s,hsL ho,rd next
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t,,roo .o srn.,.inteud aIl work TO.
IA ,nor;ra thn .itv haautifuI (.
wnI VOW .no that wo bovo sucb n
ooomission with nm. woman on it?"
rm ,,, ,o.- ~.
,, g.. ',,,,h ,romon Inr who.
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Wv. ,r.. s :. .san,,,;.r w,,b tho
,,a.,'s - ,,;ngv mnricinsiIv ror
, .,,,.' ,.ar, ,hroo u,omor
''n - 49,, .ohnn, .,>o.rJ &, JrIv
-, ~, ..,,.. 80 ,.,,on
ue. ~, n,,, ,,.
cie'H ~ i,'i u. '"'' -. -. ,,.,,..a
.,,,., ,hor ,rohoh,v want IL a
rc;uvcnation Of the commission that
a,rcodv cxists.
,,, - r. coho,r rro,,,,v
,.,, vnoor;-,c,,r answers ros to
NV ~ s'. ,,.,,,,s;,;ons aud lots tho
az 49,, =. 4, ,,o ,,dios,
e., ,.a. .ma oI,;.nr,i
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"u' -. 'le,,
'h'i''4 '4sN,,'i1Iiti.
train'd PA! sf'"", '" ~ -, -
Ill i"''' u ."p""'~
women 'hen,ne'S "" ''m I"oY
board, says Mr. rior"' D' l am
opposed ID Ftlii.s "',h'i p
ciahS VII 'n' ".,'o. "" -
IS no DENYING 'ne iae' .i'"' We na''
some ainpi'io'is anu "'i't p ,s,:a
Siohal women poi''"'hhS
aT'h ''S "ho h'e s''p.,.Iu ,..t ~ -
ing more Interested III p'i"i' "
III SCHOOLS anu 'iie "'''"'e " '
chilureh'
"As for city planning comniis'
sion. We airead! ha'e su.ii ''N
mission anu IL nas never l"ne
IL tho iauies tiihk 'ne! .an n
WORK nF ha'ihs ohe VI 'n. '~ ~
IT. am cerlh'i'' III '"'oi
woman MEMBER OIL 'he coin'iii"S'oi'
Il. shall N rather slow III coin-
niitting myself to taxation Tor
public library. L think tnat qnes-
ton should Dc referred 10 INC clli'
zcns; the taxpayers pay the Diiis.
Elizabeth City needs pubic library
aud 1t is to our shame that we
haven't one. 1t is more TO Our
shame that there probably Is NOT
enough culture and book Interest
in town to support pubic library
if we had one. Ii we iad nad h'ore
book interest anu thought us 'hucn
of dollins UP the INSIDE oi our hei''
aS "e '"'"A " 49, ,';,,oo.
"!iies anu "'''"' ,,;r ,,..r
VIC Wo'''" ''"'' i4"u " '
. ',n,,,, do ,h,,L tho
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1927-04-29

Seven persons were more or less
seriously injured as the result of
an automobile wreck which occur
rcd west of RcidSyill9.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1927-04-29

You can waste more nerve euergy
through defective eyes than by any
other human chaunel. See DIR. j.
d. HATHAWAY, Eye Specialists.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1927-04-29

Ess hrrG;rd.
,drl anl later r1idIed 'hiS
5rya, On small streams on
,a bail formerly driftcd with
L., anil tides. Il WAS thou
d; rcr> tetoye hc thought of
l,.,ia,a;ias wiki fiyc he learn
r., ,hplSald< OF years 10 re-
,,I i7s. metals. lie hammer
nials into crude tools. With
he .rargrd 20 work in wood.
NJ b. invented The wheel.
!, rhs. was the greatest ill.,
s1 q: aacicn; man. II WAS the
rrir; %: ,ocoguoJiou, Of trans
s.p1. 9; iu,la>Jry. AL human
rS ", accelerated.
/. hr-auily progressed slow
n. .,-..-.. :. ,,.r,I. AZ aI,liu" bif
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1927-04-29
L xy
.[EsTERDAY
TODAY
AND
p.hoRRoW
o. w. o."
(c,,,.st Inventions and
E;,La They Lead Us
o, W. O.

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ta,r for thousands oi
~, =, it dawnrI upon mn, I'm.
f,S,, ,.c,l keep Il fir" going by
F.. = S.- !. with more fuel.
=, ,poulleyinS stump of =
~ MI Dc.u >e; on fire ana
D, u !, ne ground by a dazzlins
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7. ,I.,,Sb T.. in 4 playful mood.
|,,J ,pl he brhe'd the '''S'
,,I .. ai> oHn creation
.~,l his family and fellow
'..'J ,,a, him sud they play
/ ~ .,,,r.. ,ba, fire alive all day
4: into The night
[.,sc, i,on their play they
t. IN ,he night. They aTaS-
|'5 /. =, morning 10 find 4 few
.,a.,r =, fire still >mold"rins
',,,,,I ,, another fire and learn
,',, ;, >,ye live Goals anl start
=, from LAY to day.
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