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Bat, pshaw ! my ‘Some day, when even Ibsen fails to be misunderstood, ‘Thy heart may know what grief assails the beautiful and good ! James Jeffrey Rocke in New York Tribune, “HAPPY CAL.” BRICE, A rainbow chaser nowadays must be a man of nerve, And ¢’en he be a railroad king, may smash up on a curve, But if he holds a heavy purse his game he'll sure entice, And he'll slide into the senate just like jolly Calvin Brice. What cares he if O-H-I-O stands up and shakes her fist ? Aman who chases rainbows cannot let a trick be missed ; But he'll tap his barrel of boodle and not stop to ask the price, For he's aiming for the senate, is this sturdy Calvin Brice, This chasing rainbows seems to be about the proper thing, And the chap who's got the boodle now can shoot them on the wing. If he simply rolls his barrel along and does the thing up nice Why, he’s bound to reach the senate as did wealthy Calvin Brice, —C. E. 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