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And shows to Uncle Samual, just how such office should be run. | And shows to Uncle Samual, just how such office should be run. | ||
You'll find him there, day in day out—except vacation time, | You'll find him there, day in day out—except vacation time, | ||
| − | When loud's the call from out the wild to come and "wet a | + | When loud's the call from out the wild to come and "wet a line." |
He loves the lakes, the woods, the fields and this makes any man | He loves the lakes, the woods, the fields and this makes any man | ||
A loyal, faithful, fellow-man—an "unoffensive partisan." | A loyal, faithful, fellow-man—an "unoffensive partisan." | ||
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FREDERICK H. ATWOOD, RUMFORD FALLS.
THE man who works for Uncle Sam, a'handling mails at Rumford Falls, Is one of those unusual men, upon whom the honor fitly falls. He works for others as for self: he leaves no duty left undone; And shows to Uncle Samual, just how such office should be run. You'll find him there, day in day out—except vacation time, When loud's the call from out the wild to come and "wet a line." He loves the lakes, the woods, the fields and this makes any man A loyal, faithful, fellow-man—an "unoffensive partisan."