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Daisy Fraser

 Did you ever hear of Editor Whedon
Giving to the public treasury any of the money he received
For supporting candidated for office?
Or for writing up the canning factory
To get people to invest?
Or for suppressing the facts about the bank,
When it was rotten and ready to break?
Did you ever hear of the Circuit Judge
Helping anyone except the "Q" railroad,
Or the bankers? Or did Rev.
Peet or Rev.
Sibley Give any part of their salary, earned by keeping still, Or speaking out as the leaders wished them to do, To the building of the water works? But I -- Daisy Fraser who always passed Along the street through rows of nods and smiles, And coughs and words such as "there she goes.
" Never was taken before Justice Arnett Without contributing ten dollars and costs To the school fund of Spoon River!

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