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LEWIS A. GOUDY OF PORTLAND.

WHAT! You don't know Goudy -- Lewis A! That storm cloud in the western sky: That goad upon the ox's flanks; that small pestiferous, pesky fly; That keen, incisive restless man, that worker for the people's cause; That butter-in, that troublous man; upsetter of the settled laws: That fiery prophet of the times; that uncompromising foe to graft; That "person" whose opponents swear is simply agitation-daft?

Such estimates you freely hear in mixed opinions of the man; -- Which only go to show that he's not built upon the common plan. My notion is, that, when a cause appeals to him, as just and right, No power on earth can Goudy keep from boldly joining in the fight; Aud when he's in it, to the neck, and walloping the other chap, They'd like to tackle Lewis A. and simply wipe him off the map.

He's had a bout or two you know with corporations and with rings. He's mixed it up a bit at times with water-works and other things, He's entered protests for the "folks," when deals monopolistic were In hazard of the people's rights and every time, as I infer. The critics of his course would pass the merry ha-ha and revile. But in the end, the ha-ha's changed and Goudy wears the smile.

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When such a man in such a time pipes such a helpful tune It strikes me that he fits a place in men of our cartoon.

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 LEWIS A. GOUDY OF PORTLAND.
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+WHAT! You don't know Goudy -- Lewis A! That storm cloud in the western sky:
+That goad upon the ox's flanks; that small pestiferous, pesky fly;
+That keen, incisive restless man, that worker for the people's cause;
+That butter-in, that troublous man; upsetter of the settled laws:
+That fiery prophet of the times; that uncompromising foe to graft;
+That "person" whose opponents swear is simply agitation-daft?
-HAT! You don't ]{now Goudy-Lewis A! That storm cloud in the western
+Such estimates you freely hear in mixed opinions of the man; --
-sky;
+Which only go to show that he's not built upon the common plan.
-That goad upon the ox's flanks; that small pestiferous, pesky fly;
+My notion is, that, when a cause appeals to him, as just and right,
-That keen, incisive restless man, that WOl'}.:er for the people's cause;
+No power on earth can Goudy keep from boldly joining in the fight;
-'1'hat butter-in, that troublous man; upsetter of the settled laws:
-That fiery prophet of the times; that uncompromising foe to g'raft;
-That "lJerson" whose opponents swear is simply agitation-daft?
-Such estimates you freely hear in mixed opinions -of the man;Which only go to show that he's not built upon the common plan.
-lly notioll is, that, when a cause al)peals to him, as just and right,
-No power on earth can Goudy keep from boldly jOining in the fight;
 Aud when he's in it, to the neck, and walloping the other chap,
-They'd like to tadde Lewis A. and simply wipe him off the map.
+They'd like to tackle Lewis A. and simply wipe him off the map.
 He's had a bout or two you know with corporations and with rings.
-He's mixed it up a bit at times with water-woJ'ks and other thilljl;S,
+He's mixed it up a bit at times with water-works and other things,
-He's entered protests for the "folks," when deals nlOnopolistic were
+He's entered protests for the "folks," when deals monopolistic were
-III hazard of the people's rights and e,,~rl" time, as I infer.
+In hazard of the people's rights and every time, as I infer.
-'I'he critics of his course would pass the melTy ha-ha and revile.
+The critics of his course would pass the merry ha-ha and revile.
-But In the end. the b.a.-ha's changed and Goudy wears the smile.
+But in the end, the ha-ha's changed and Goudy wears the smile.
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+* * * * *
-When such a man in such a tinle pipes such a helpful tUlle
+When such a man in such a time pipes such a helpful tune
-It strikes me that he fits a place in men of OUl' cartoon.
+It strikes me that he fits a place in men of our cartoon.
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