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Title: "Blasts" from The Ram's Horn
Year: 1902 (1900s)
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Subjects: Poetry
Publisher: Chicago, The Ram's Horn Co.
Contributing Library: University of Connecticut Libraries
Digitizing Sponsor: LYRASIS Members and Sloan Foundation

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A FAIR SPECIMEN Lady : ** Dont you know that the accursed drinking habit degrades and ruins a man.ft Bummer : ** Aw, ga wan, I dont believe it. Look at me—I take a drink myself once in a while. 130 Blasts From The Rams Horn THE NINTH INNING, By Robert Lochrane.
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FIND Im growing old, boys, and more so every day; Nor can I play the games, boys, as once I used to play,once could jump the rope, boys, a hundred times and four;Then backward jump again, boys, as many times or more. What fun we had at ball, boys, down yonder on the fiat, And how we used to fight, boys, when tossing for the bat But now Im getting old, boys, the game is nearly done,And tho it isnt far boys, I cannot home the run. And there was I-spy, boys, one counted up to ten, And what a race it was, boys, who first should reach the Ive found it more than play, boys, this tussling for a place,And many a hit one makes, boys, then goes out on a base den. And yet somehow I feel, bo s, that when the game is oer, Well hear the Umpire say, boys, the old mans made a score. Then play the best you can, boys, and stay the inning thro;Youll find the score at last, boys,— in what you tried to do. ♦ ♦ ♦ WEEK DAY RELIGION that isnt used every daywont keep sweet a week.Some people use their

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