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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
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THE TWIN BALLOTS. By Carl h. corwin*. NE day last November, in chill, gloomy leather,Two ballots were cast in a box close together,Two ballots were cast in together. They nestled up snugly like brother to brother;You couldnt tell one of these voles from the other,You couldnt tell one from the other. Though not of one party yet both Wre rum ballots,And sanctioned the high license plan; But one vote was cast by a cunning old brewer,And one by a Sunday School man. The Sunday School man—no man could be truer— Kept busy all summer denouncing the brewer, Kept busy denouncing the brewer, But his fervor was cooled by the change in the weather So late in the cAutumn they looted together, <And so theyll keep voting together. Blasts From The Rams Horn. 299 WEALTH A BLESSING ALL FOR OTHERS
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WEALTH A CURSEALL FOR MYSELF Blasts From The Rams Horn. GET THERE. By Wash Wadkins. Bre sou, brotbert sometimes wears ®t tbe labors of tbe das?2)o sour feet, sometimes, most falter Xong some stons, tborns was?Stano up, brotber! 2>ont sou fall! JBreafc a trace before sou stall! Bre sour bancs, sometimes, most reaos Zo las down a beavs tasft 1Do sou, sometimes, ba\>e a longin ffor sour life to eno at last ?Stano up, brotber! IRever fall! ;©rcaR a trace before sou stall!

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