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THEM ARE SAVACE ANIMALS ANb SAVAGE FOES, AND
jgrJHEY LIVE IN A CONSTAKT STATE OF BRAWLING
AND ILL-WILL. THERE ARE PLENTT OF
SAVAGES IN CIVILIZATION, PEOPLE WHO ARE
ALWAYS LOOKING TOR TROJJBLE, AND THEY
FINb IT EVERY TIME AND EVERYWHERE..
NO USE IN CARRYING A CHIP ON YOUR SHOULDER
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WEAR THE SMILE THAT WONT COME OFF, AND
MOST OF THE TROUBLE WILL SLIP PAST YOU.
.(COPYRIGHT. 1909. BY THE NEW YORK HERALD CO.)
All Rights Reserved.
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