"il
O---------------------------------------
He is not only a Jefferson ou their occupation, should be abol­
is Upon the special privileges granted on it.
that the promoters trade and traf­ Democrat but a Lincoln Republican ; ished,and will be after the first of the
fic, and iu the end become leal cap­ believes in honesty iu office, inde­ year. Better keep such things in the
By DUNCAN M. SMITH
italists from the proceeds of extor­ pendance in voting, public ownership shade, at least not advertise to their
tionate charges wrung from the very of public utilities, regulation and re- wives, daughters and the world that
GUARD PRINTING CO., INC.
PRODUCES RESULTS.
people who presented them with their stiaiut of trusts, in labor unions and there is enough of such vice iu sight
Publishers
working capital in the s' ape of fran­ farmers’ granges, direct nominations iu Tacoma to produce a revenue of Ob. billing and cooing 1» all very nice.
As those who have tried It declare.
Published » very Friday, Eugene, Ore. chises, which they iu turn made the
and open primaries.
Even spreads ♦10,000 a year for the city from the And often It leads to a laudable «puOS
With no end of trials and care.
hims«-lf over the big tariff question regular system of fines iu vogue.
Subscription price, 61.50 per year t asis of stock and bond issues.
If Mary is willing.
Then BUI does the billing
of paid in advance. giilOateudof
by saying it is “valuable in itself,
Without any urging from her.
The Willamette Valley Co. wants an
The cooing agreed to.
year.
but has been unreasonably extended
So what should It lead to
Entered at the Eugene, Oregon,
extension
on
its
gas
franchise
—
of
But
something that’s bound to occur?
postottii’e as second class matter.
There will be no division of opinion and outrageously abused." He wants
course,
bo
their
morning
newspaper
votes and will not antagonize the
Alone In the twilight when no one Is near
Til J diDAT
OjrOHEK 11 ou one subject discussed by President
Except the mosquitoes and bugs,
organ states today. In 90 days they
He whispers a tale in her delicate ear
Roosevelt in bis Harrisburg speech voter—like the hunter’s coon dog
And punctuates often with hugs.
will be asking for an extension of the
yesterday. Hie remarks were timely would catch them coming and going.
And as he grows bolder
electiic milway franchise.
It's the
She leans on his shoulder.
and to the point. On the subject of
A very encouraging sign;
Notwithstanding that the Guard has
The department of argiculture is tule that governs practically every
It's folly to falter;
child labor Mr. Roosevelt sa.d :
She ties >n the halter.
been enlarged and the cost of publi­
developing h new industry in the pro­ private corporation of this nature—
which
evety
good
Which
seems to fit dandy and fine.
One
subject
cation
materially increased, tie
duction of alcohol fiom corncobs, always asking for favors and special
In-art
above
citizen
should
have
at
•Tls
thus
the
engagement from nothing­
Guard Printing Co. makes a special
ness grows.
offer to every new or old subscriber almost all others ¡»the matter of child which the department says, promises privileges and then after they are •A little
flirtation to start,
In­ granted meeting the complaints of Then later on William makes bold to pro­
during the month of August. All wbo labor. Evei ywhere the great growth to lie of much commeciai value.
of
modern
industrialisai
nas
been
ac
­
pose.
will pay one year in advance from
vestigations are being made at Hoop­ their patrons with the old Boss Tweed
And nothing can pull them apart.
Aug. l.’iHjfor »be Weekly Guard at companied by abuses in connection eston, Ill,, and have proved that the query: “Well, what are you going
The neighbors may titter.
But he is no quitter;
only ♦1.50 a year, will be given bls with the employment ot labor which
to
do
about
it?
”
He
girds up his loins and stands pat
large
quantities
of
corncobs
which
choice of the Twice a Week St. Louis have necessitated a complete change
And with the fair creature
in
the
attitudes
of
the
state
toward
every
year
go
to
waste
can
be
made
He calls on a preacher,
Republic,or the‘‘Oregoi> Agricultur•”
And then they adjourn to a flat
At last the president of the Mormon
labor.
to produce acohol in sufficient quant­
ralist, absolutely free for one year.
Ttijs is above all true in connection
The Republic Is oue of the larges*
ities to justify the erection of a dis­ church has been arrested charged
Accidents Will Happen.
and best family newspaper.» in Amer witli tii»> employment of child labor. tilling plant in connection with a with having plural wives In his ex­
In
Pennsylvania
you
have
made
a
icaand the “Oregon Agriculturalist’’
amination before the Heuate commit­
Is one of the best and most practical beginning, but only a beginning, in corn cannery. So far the department
tee bearings on the Smoot ease Pres­
administra-
proper
legislation
and
has
succeeded
by
the
simple
process
farm, truit uud stock papers iu the
tion on this subject ; the law must if of fermentation in getting a yield of ident Smith admitted that he had five
Went.
Subacribrs, old or new, may take necessary be strengthened, and it 11 gallons of alcohol from a ton of wives, but it seems to have taken
their choice of either paper during must be rigorously enforced, The iMi-
A department of- the Utah officials a good while to
tional government can do but little in green corn stalks.
He| tember as a premium.
ticia)
sayB
that
the
test show that learn the fact. Apparently they would
Those who failed to get the prom­ th»' matter of child labor, though
ill
be
earnestly
hope
that
that
little
there
are
240
pounds
of fermentable not have discovered it at this t me
ised premium magazines will be given
their choice of either of these papers permitted to be done by Congress, substance in a ton of green field corn had not another child been born to
iu place of the magazines without The great bulk of the work, however, which will yield about half their Smith’s fifth and last wife.
“He was nnitA Hu.llv ipinrtal in n
further cost, by sending their names must be left to the state legislatures ;
weight in absolute alcohol, In round
French duel.”
and
if
our
state
legislatures
woulil
act
We
have
read
Mr.
Hearst
’
s
letter
of
and a I tresses to this office. So
“Shot by his opponent?”
far we have been unable to compel as drastically and yet as wisely on a numbers a ton of stalkH will pro- acceptance and conclude that Chas.
“No; be slipped on a banana peel
this
subject
of
child
labor
as
Penn
duce 100 pounds of alcohol or 200 E. Hughes is a boodler and a corpora­ that somebody had carelessly left on
the Eastern publishers to keep their
agreement in regard to the magazines sylvania has acted^within the present pounds of proof spirits ; as a gallon
tion tool. Also we bave perused Mr. the field of honor.”
ami feel the disappointment as keenly year as regards the subjects I have of alcohol weighs nearly 7 pounds,
Hughes’ epistle to hie Republican
enumerated above, the gain would be
as our Htibscribeis.
Never Grows Old.
there should be 15 gallons of alcohol friends and it has convinced us that
literally
incalculable;
and
on«
of
The Weekly Guard is still clubbed
A Philadelphia expert who may or
with tlie Semi Weekly Oregon Journal the most vital needs of modern Amer­ in a ton of etalks. The addition of Mr. Hearst is an anarchist, and an may not know what he is talking
ican life woulil at last be adequately the corn on the cob adds further to
at ♦2.25 a year for both papers.
enemy to good government. If we about claim? that the charming mem­
Mail all remittances and communi- mt t.
the possibilities of alcohol obtainable were a New York voter we should bers of the female sex cease to be
girls at the immature age of thirty-five
cati» ns to
from a ton of cobs, and will have its probably go fishing on e'ectiou day. ( and straightway liecouie women.
They are trying to find out who
GUARD PRINTING CO.,
This in some parts of the country
influence in bringing the i|uantity to
Eugene. Oregon.
kill»«»! one Carey Snyder near Hills­
woulil be regarded as a base slander.
a greater figure.
While some enterprising ladies are
boro some ti n months ago. the body
graudmothers at that age, yet there
having been found in a thicket a mile
Says the Coos Bay Daily Times:
are others who. while they do not play
High finance is not «11 confined to from that place. A bullet bole in the “The city of Eugene is making great
with dolls, still Insist that they are
girls and they don’t care who knows it.
Wall Btroet.
in Roseburg, for in­ forehead cause»! the coroner’s jury Htrl(leH Jn improvement. It is not be-
There is no arbitrary rule that may­
stance, F. J. Blakeley, president and Monday tn give a verdict of suicide, cause-the city-has” tabooed saloons,
be made to apply in all cases. Much
the
doctor
discovered
manager of the light and water sys­ but afterward
but because the business men have
depends on temperament and the char­
ity of tlie neighbors. But, still, whose
tems, was charged in a public meet­ that the skull was fractured on top taken hold of things rivlit and are
business is It anyway if a girl wants
ing of tlie city council Monday night and at the base from Mows of u dull bound to”see the"-university town
to be a girl at fifty? No man of re­
New
Orleans,
Oct.
5.
—
A
tornado
However,
it
is
not
out
with not liuving invested a dollar in instrument,
brought up to a standard where other
this morning swept a section of the finement would ask her if she got sea­
sick coming over in the Mayflower,
the properties he controls. This Mr. ot any sympathy for the murdered ! cities will tiave to keep busy if they
state one hundred miles wide and hit even though he wanted to know.
The
Blakeley indignantly denied and de­ man that the matter is being investi­ would not get left in the race. Just this city after 8 o'clock. Property
Philadelphia expert might have been
clared he had put 619,000 into the gated. He was the son of a wealthy uow the paving of Willamette street was damaged to the extent of #200,660 In much better business.
plants which he refuse»! the \Villuni - father ami trod the primrose path til) is being discussed ou every side, and here. The tornado was most 3evere at
F’ ’hing to Fear.
ette jVal'ey Co.'s offer of ♦220,000 he finally got into the Missouri peni­ all ttn> property owners signify' their Pontachatoula, fifty miles north of
tLis city, where tour persons were
”1 think you said that he is a very
for, demanding ♦260,000. It seem tentiary for tearing a diamond ear willingness to help in the work. Un­
crushed to death and many injured.
brainy young man.”
that Messrs. Sheridan and Blakely tin»» from the eat of the wife of a der such circumstances the street will
“Ob. yes. but be never lets that an­
The tornado picked up a negro
bd ily and blew him away as he was noy people when be is iu company.”
bought the two opposition plants pawnbroker from whom be was pre | be paved. ’’
trying to cross Douglas square in this
of the city soine three years ago, tending to ttiaae a loan Shipped
Hard tu Overcome.
Pennsylvania, which started in with city.
He has not been heard ot
paying the stockholders with stock to Oregon by his wealthy fattier and
“There's nothing strong about him.”
since.
in the consolidated company, but given regular remittances,iu company » four million appropriation to build
“Ob. yes. there is."
lb»! residence of Robert Hawes at
state eapilol, has just dedicated a
“What Is it?”
'
the
controlling
in- with a dashing woman he met and
holding
Pontbalouca »as raxed and Hawes
“His habit of doing nothing.”
thirteen
million
dollar
structure.
Ex
terest themselves, and issuing some married at Portland, he led n fast lite.
and several of h's family killed.
(200,000 of bonds, which were dis- The remittances stopped, and soon cessive extravagances have been prac­ About a dozen iujured in this city
Not So Cheap.
He stole a kiss.
posed of to investors, thus acquiring after the Forest Grove bank was rob ticed, the chandaliers alone costing have been takeu to the hospitals. It
Then matte It twice.
is leported that lives were lost at
their ownership virtually without bed of several thousand dollars. With more than two million ami the furni­
But later on
LakePoucliartrain
points,
but
prob
­
He paid the pries.
The building
thi investment of any money ot the robbery Snyder disappeared. It ture three million.
ably not a life was lost at New Or­
committee,
by
a
joker
inserted
in
is thought he was a party to the
their own.
leans.
Don’t cultivate the acquaintance of a
The path of the tornado through doctor. He may iu the goodn«?ss of his
The poiut flint interests tin« public crime and that he was killed by con­ the orig’nal appropriation lull, ha<i
heart want to practice upon you.
in such an expos»' ot corpoiation federates who wished all of the booty, unlimited authority to draw on the the city was from thirty to fifty feet
state tieasury for funds with which wide. About twenty-five small bouses
methods la the fact that they have to or in a quarrel over the division.
A cold friend isn’t acceptable even
were rendered untenable and de- on a hot day.
to
complete the buiding.
pay, as water and light consumers,
stroyed.
Senator Flatt, of New York, is pay
the dicidelids ou the watered stock,
According to Ijibor Commissioner LAS VEGAS SUFFERS FROM
Nothing lacerates the self esteem of
a small minded man like having to nd
as well as interest on the bonded in­ Ing the penalty that attaches to the Hoff’s report over one-fourth of the
UNPRECEDENTED SNOW mi t that he Is in the wrong.
debtedness, the proceeds from the sale wrongdoing of the prominent—is get increase in the state’s population in
East Las Vegas, Ji. M , Oct. 5.—
of which have gone into the pockets ling unwelcome publicity on every the past five years has been in Lane Las Vegas is cut off from all commu­
It depends upon whether Ingratitude
of prumtores who have no money of hand through his late unfortunate county.
He estimates that this nication this morning as the result of Is practiced by you or against you
Their own invested and are individ­ matrimonial adventure.
Aud it is county’s population at present is 23,- an unprecedented snow storm last whether it appears loathsome or not.
ually responsible for nothiug, provid­ recalled that this swift and dashing 065, as compared with 19,604 iu 1900, night. All local telephones, long dia­
vive • m
tance lines and telegraph wires are
ing the corporation proves a financial lady some years ago, wheu a memtier a gain of 4061. On the same basis of down,
and the electric light and
failure. 1’he Willamette Valley Co.’s of a “Black Crook" ballet company estimating he plates the state's pop­ street ear service paralyzed. Every
operations are along similar lines, in Chicago, clad in pink fieshlings ulation at 433,574, a galu of 20,036. tree iu the city is injured and a
since of the ♦2211,000 they proposed ami gauze skirts leapetl io the lound Commissioner Hoff liases his estimate thousand are bent to the ground by
the weight ot th»' heavy snow.
to pay for the plants ♦200,000 was to tilde from which with masculine on the school census largely.
consist of their assuming the tsindtsl friends sh«> had been emptying gob­
The Independent Long Distance
indebtedness and the additional ♦JO,- lets of wine, executed a few of the
Telephone
Co. is beginning to con­
000 was to la» paid Blakely iu the stope that hail made her a favorite,
struct
its
lines throughout tile state
stock of their company. This means aud gave the toast, "Here's cham­
and
expects
to thoroughly cover the
that the Willamette Valley Co. was pagne to- iny real friends and real
Hire some one to say good things
Willamette
valley
in due course of
magnanimously willing to succeed jwiin to my sham friends." the sen
about you If you can't bear them in
Special Correspondence.
any other way.
Blakely’s company to the ownership ator got champagne or its equivlaent- time. Patrons of th»' telephone mon­
Florence, Oct. 5.—The tug Roberts
opoly
will
not
t»e
sorry
to
see
an
op
­
of the water and light systems ot ■ for awhile, but uow he is getting tb»>
sailed Saturday for Astoria, where
Nothing hurts a tyrant
L---- ‘ so much as a
position line in the field, since the she will receive a catgo of cannery dose of his own medicine.
Rose but g provided they could be ac­ j "real |'ain."
present service is about as li»i as it and cold storage supplies for the
quired without the investment of a
msauiry experts nave no occasion to
Florence Canning Co., owtuei by Wm.
dollar of money on their part—they
Those huriicanes on the Uulf seem well could be ill Eugene and else­
poiut the finger of scorn at the lawyers
Kyle A Sons Co.
where
throughout
the
valley.
were ready to receive dividends fiotn to come in cycles of about fiv»' years.
who take one side of a case or the
The gasoline schooner Washcalote,
other for pay and make no pretensions
the conanmes, forcing the smaller Five yearn ago Galveston was over
owned
by
the
Siuslaw
Lumber
Co.,
Twvntv cent copper is almost in
of twlfevtng any other way than the
Corpoiation out of the field. Blakely whelme»! by the great storm that
sight.
In Montana the earnings of saiie<i for San Francisco loaded with way they are being paid all the money
naturally refus««! to give the up almost destroyed that city, and fire
lumbar from the Oregon A California • man has to believe.
the Almagamateii Copper Company
Lumber Co.’s mill.
The experts, on the other hand, are
ploperty on such terms, ami the Wil years earlier a storm started on Sept
alone amounts to 625,000,01X4.
Every
The tug L. Roscoe sailed for Yaqm- •upposci to be impartial scientists who
laniette Valley Co. applie»! to the city eml»i 29 off the coast of Yucatan,
copper camp on the Pacific slope na Saturday, where she will be in­ ar.' ready to go on the witness stand
Council for a franchise so ns to have a swept over the gulf, doing great dam
should be t usy, and prospects like spected by the United States inspec­ ami tell the truth rvganllees t whom it
hits It is needless to say that they
club to hold «vet th»' head ofathe small age at New Orleans and Mobile, and
those in Lane county should I* tors.
don't do anything of the sort, and the
er coiporation ami force them to come oootinuing across the South wrought
The vhinook salmon are running way in which they make science the
quicky developed.
to terms. Then when the financiers very heavy damage In the city of
better this fall than ever, known to handmaiden of the almighty dollar is
feally something of a public scandal
fell out an»l washed their dirty lin Washington.
Decent thinking people will coin- run here lefore. They are larger in
It makes no difference on which sld<
size
and
will
compare
with
the
Co
­
on in public the truth became known.
ride with Mayor Wright, of Tacoma,
he Is hired, be makes the same line ot
lumbia
river
salmon.
Silversidee
are
The only moral to be drawn is that
Mr. Hearst, candidate for governor that the fining system by which the
big words prove either that the man
the people must stop these franchise of Naw York, promulgates a personal women unfortunates of that city are commencing to run, the canneries Is wane or Insane, according to the way
ooking for a larger run of these than It shall swell bis bank account, to say
gifts t# private corporations, for it j platform so broad that all may stand *ubjecte»i to regular fines, consequent fcr several years past.
nothing of dimming his reputation
THE EUGENE WEEKLY GUARD
<
Humor unZ Philosophy
President Is Right
Our Prem urn Offers
High Finance in Oregon
TORNADO DOES
GREAT DAMAGE
English Language Tells
Most Governmental Truth
By WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN
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HE English language has become the vehicle for th
ance of GOVERNMENTAL TRUTH, even
for the spread of general information, for, b-~
6 tt4#
ginning wj^
Magna Charta and continuing through the c
m the
ican revolution and the Declaration of Independence ,|.IW]
'
to (¡jj
present, no language has been so much employed for the
of that theory of government which traces govern­
mental authority IO THE CONSENT OF THE
GOVERNED.
An idea will sometimes revolutionize an indi­
vidual, a community, a state, a nation or even a
world, ami the idea that man possesses INALIEN­
ABLE RIGHTS which the state did not give and
which the state, though it can deny, cannot take
away has made millions of human beings stand erect and claim th ’
God given inheritance.
While the era of constitutional liberty is ever widening, while >h
tyranny and insolence of arbitrary power are every vear decrt-a-»
the leaders.of the world’s thought, not only tlie English speak^
C
nations, but the other Christian nations as well, have vet much t?]
in teaching REVERENCE FOR THE WILL OF THE
JORITY an<l respect for the public servants upon whom the
e
bestow authority.
The belief that moral questions can be settled bv the slieddi
of human blood is a relic of barbarism. To doubt the dynamic power
of righteousness is infidelity to truth itself.
THAT NATION WHICH IS UNWILLING TO TRUST ITS CALS*
TO THE UNIVERSAL CONSCIENCE OR WHICH SHRINKS FROM TH?
PRESENTATION OF ITS CLAIMS BEFORE A TRIBUNAL WHERE
REASON HOLDS SWAY BETRAYS A LACK OF FAITH IN tu .
SOUNDNESS OF ITS POSITION.
Indiscriminate Abuse
of Corporate Interests
By ROBERT B. ARMSTRONG, Former Assistant Secretary of the Treasury
ß
ECAUSE there have been some startling disclosures of con
porate rapacity and individual greed it has become th»
popular thing to denounce those individuals who co-oprat»
their capital and vilify the vehicle BY WHICH THEIR
CAPITAL IS MADE USEFUL to the community and its citizem
A man who asks for fair play for those who unite their capital iu th»
convenient form of a corporation is always regarded as an apuDgia.
I do not appear in that role. In business, as in all things else, ther»
is but one measure, and that is the old fashioned standard of honest?
of our forefathers. The individual or corporation that departs from
that standard should be as drastically punished as any public official
WHO IS RECREANT TO HIS TRUST. That a number of
individuals or a score of corporations are deserving candidates for
such punishment does not justify an indiscriminate assault upon th»
corporation AS AN INSTITUTION or the individual who >
recta it.
lhere is too much unhealthy legislation and not half enough
healthy resjiect for the laws we have. In the wave of socialism and
anarchy which is now approaching us there should be one bulwark to
which an honest corporation or an honest citizen can look at all time»
with confidence. When the courts lose the respect of decent Amer­
icans, THEN INDEED MAY PATRIOTISM SHUDDER and
anarchy and socialism grow bold.
f
WHEN A HIGH EXECUTIVE OFFICIAL OF THIS COUNTRY PUB-
LICLY DENOUNCES THE DECISION OF A JUDGE OR A COURT, THAT
ACT CLOSELY APPROACHES ANARCHY.
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EPISTLE TO A YOUNG
By Robert Burns
LANG hae thought, my youth-
fu' friend,
A something to have sent you.
Though it should serve nae
lther end
Than ju.t a kind memento.
But he w the .ubject-theme may gang
Let time and chance determine;
Perhaps It may turn out a sang.
Perhaps turn out a sermon.
Ye'll try the world soon, my lad,
And. Andrew dear, believe me.
Ye 11 find mankind an unco squad.
And muckle they may grieve ye:
For care and trouble set your thought,
Ev'n when your end's attain'd;
And a' your views may come to
naught.
Where ev’ry nerve Is strained.
SHIPPING NOTES FROM
FLORENCE PORT
1'11 no say men are villains a';
The real, harden’d wicked.
Wha hae nae check but human law.
Are to a few restricted;
But, och! mankind are unco weak
An’ little to be trusted;
If seif the wavering balance shake,
It s rarely right adjusted!
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Yet they wha fa' in Fortune's strife.
Their fate we should na censure.
For still th Important end of life.
They equally may answer:
A man may hae an honest heart,
Tho' poortlth hourly stare him;
A man may tak a neebor's part,
Yet hae na, cash to spare him.
Ay five aff-han' your story tell.
When wf a bosom crony;
But still keep something to yoursel’,
Ye scarcely tell to ony.
Conceal yoursel' as weel s ye can
Frae crltleal dissection;
But kvvk thro' ev'ry other man,
W1 sharpen'd, sly Inspection.
The sacred lowe o’ weel-plao’d love
Luxuriantly Indulge It;
But never Tempt th' illicit rove,
Tho na,thing should dlvlig, it;
I waive the quantum o' the ,ln.
The haaarii of cone» dins;
But. och! it hardens a slthln.
And petrifies the feeling!
To catch Dame Fortune's gold«
smile.
Assiduous wait upon her;
And gnther gear by ev ry w»«
That's justified by honor.
Not for to hide it in a lo uS®»
Nor for a train-attendant.
But for the glorious privilege
Of being Independent.
The fear o' Hell's a hangman » •»»
To haud the wretch in pr“’r' .
But where ye feel your honor gna
Let that ay be yout ,"’rd"'
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Its slightest touches, instant
Debar a' side pretences.
And resolutely keep .is .»«•■
Uncaring consequence*.
The great Creator to
.
Must sure tweome the ■ re
But still the preaching cant
And sv’n the rigid f*;1’1’":
g
Yet ne’er with the PV"t«"'
Be complaisance
. ,np
An atheist laugh * a poor ’
For Deity off,nded:
Wh«i ranting roun l In r1’**“'* *
R.dglon may be I
,
Or if she gl e a random sting.
It may b, llttlw tn‘n'
-a-
But whet on life we re e
A conscience but a
A correspondence fl1 1 .
Ia sure a noble an-....
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Your heart can ne er
a
May prudence, fortlt •
Erect your brow
w3d ;«
In plowman phrase
’P«*1 ”
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Still dally to grow wc
And may you be''*r.^* ,
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Than ever did th ad
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nev*r
me rest;
And morring through my head the
cadence rings.
11 Tnurderi tbers
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