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Portrait of Wallace Irwin Wallace Irwin Letters of a Japanese schoolboy… (1909)

CAN AFRICA WAIT TILL MARCH 4TH? San Francisco, July 1st.
To Editor New York Newspaper who do it like Hon. Sampson & murder deceptive tigers with ham-bone of a mule.
Dear Sir—In Jambeezi Creek, majistickal river of darky Africa, nervous tense of suppressed excitement & impatient longing are being enjoyed by splandid menagerie of brutal beasts & curios residing there. Seldom have foliage of uncut Nature made such a nice invitation for a distinguished visitor to come and shoot at it. Seldom in Chicago was such 45-minute demonstration gave to One Man by a convention of entirely wild animals.
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Portrait of Wallace Irwin Wallace Irwin Letters of a Japanese schoolboy… (1909)

They forget to do their duty on sliding scale. Their eyes is overdone for tear drop with sweetheart thought of childhood. Numberous sighs is enjoyed while looking to them flowers, all hats is removed and for one noment of time that Custom House forget to think of Eternal Revenue on cigars, the patness of Jo-uncle Cannon and welcome to America by the Uncivil Service. Such is influence of Nature on savage persons.
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Portrait of Wallace Irwin Wallace Irwin Letters of a Japanese schoolboy… (1909)

America has room for all. The Irish gentleman to hold the great public offices, the Jewish gentleman to attend to the drama and the clothing store, the Italian gentleman to be the merchants with the fruit, the German gentleman to attend to the large sausage interests of the country. The Japanese gentleman, then, what does he require in this so great commonwealth?
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