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PORTLAND, OREGON. SATURDAY EVENING 'JUNE 13,' 1903
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;rYv' . , - ;. r r Where gayety and noistf abound!
How happy now the; Teddies are V f
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inu speeaing lo.me piace renownea f "
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I 2. And first they try the "Bump-the Bumps,
A smooth hill full of funny humps.
O'er the lumps they slide with shrieks,
. And" laughingly land below in heaps, i "
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3. .Then down-the rHelter-Skelter"' slide " 1 '
John: and the; Teddies swiftly gh'de.,. i;
i John turns a flip-flop, and the Teds
Do hUf , the steep course on their heads '
.4. And next they eat such hungry imps! .
v' Cakes, candy, peanuts, whole fried shrimps. '
" And last upon sveet corn they fall,
' And bolt it down, corn, ebb and all. . -
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, 5. ; And now Ihe glorious day! is done. '
What loads and heaps and stack of fun!
-. ; But why these looks. disconsolate?
In the next-verse we U plamly statft. - v
, 6.; You' see, as happens ; oft . at .Coney,
. .. John and the Teds -spent all theinmoney".
f v - f In this sad state they haVe to steal ,
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