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One very 'hot-sunny day I saw a negro lying on the ground—happy, glistening, just on the verge of surrender to blissful sleep. « •'.■■■:■; Nearby was another negro on the verge of the same bliss, but standing upright. ; Said the one on the ground, drowsily : "Big boy, if you wants to He down, you got to make a effort.1' Billheads, letterheads, arid all other printing turned bat promptly at the "Times" Office.

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