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HON. JOHN R. WEBBER, MAYOR OF AUBURN. | HON. JOHN R. WEBBER, MAYOR OF AUBURN. | ||
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| − | When your fellow townsmen | + | It speaks a lot for fellowship: it's better far than fame. |
| + | When your fellow townsmen greet you by the handle of your name; | ||
And it's not wholly unimportant, nor too small to dwell upon, | And it's not wholly unimportant, nor too small to dwell upon, | ||
That the Mayor's partner's "Johnnie," while the Mayor's always "John." | That the Mayor's partner's "Johnnie," while the Mayor's always "John." | ||
| − | For he's won | + | For he's won his spurs by working, in a quiet, modest way; |
By building up a business on the plan that's built to stay. | By building up a business on the plan that's built to stay. | ||
And he's done the same in social life, in politics, of course; | And he's done the same in social life, in politics, of course; | ||
| − | In masonry, he's filled the chairs with | + | In masonry, he's filled the chairs with dignity and force; |
And wherever you may travel, the imprint you will find | And wherever you may travel, the imprint you will find | ||
| − | Of the Merrill-Webber print-shop--"the same old honest kind." | + | Of the Merrill-Webber print-shop -- "the same old honest kind." |
So I hold it far from trivial, that things that spell "success" | So I hold it far from trivial, that things that spell "success" | ||
| − | + | Are the fruits of perseverance and unremitting friendliness. | |
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Latest revision as of 18:39, 5 June 2017
HON. JOHN R. WEBBER, MAYOR OF AUBURN.
It speaks a lot for fellowship: it's better far than fame. When your fellow townsmen greet you by the handle of your name; And it's not wholly unimportant, nor too small to dwell upon, That the Mayor's partner's "Johnnie," while the Mayor's always "John." For he's won his spurs by working, in a quiet, modest way; By building up a business on the plan that's built to stay. And he's done the same in social life, in politics, of course; In masonry, he's filled the chairs with dignity and force; And wherever you may travel, the imprint you will find Of the Merrill-Webber print-shop -- "the same old honest kind." So I hold it far from trivial, that things that spell "success" Are the fruits of perseverance and unremitting friendliness.
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