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Page 83 text:
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BALLAD OF THE LOST These are men, not such as you, They ride beneath the skies of blue. They raise a protest with their voice, These are the men of Satan ' s Choice. They have no use for society ' s way, Or for confusion in the world today; To live their lives just having fun, Wild and free beneath the sun. They live each day as it comes Some people gripe and call them bu ' ms But they laugh and say, Who car While they ignore those icy s$ar Free to run wild and loud, Draw the eyes from a crowd Living easy, free from boun Run from slavering police h These are men, not such as $oV They rode beneath the skies pf olu They came, the vicious sireriV wail Which plunged them, lost, f a£ into ding over hill and dale, Trying to keep out of jail. All the police men think we ' re queer ust because we ' re free from fear. air is long, e .dom shave, ve no money, we never save Food is scarce, Excitement high, If you don ' t like this poem, Please, tell us why. You ' ll see us come. You ' ll hear the voice Of the many riders Of Satan ' s Choice . Stuart Romphf, 10E
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Page 84 text:
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100 YEARS OF WHAT? The Express came to a silent almost jarring halt and with a swish ooened its portals to admit an onslaught of smells and pandemonium associ- ated with the typical visitors to Expo. I happened to be occupying a double seat next to the window and was promptly joined by a slim, well tanned fellow burdened down like a pack mule with an assortment of cameras and accessories. Upon settling all his luaaage into suitable positions, he turned and introduced himself, Hello there, I ' m Sam Sneeze from California, he said extending his hand. Pleased to meet you, I am Cecil Roth from Ontario, I replied clutch- ing his hand. This sure is some country you have up here. I travelled through Ontario on my trip up and was really quite amazed at the way things are built up around here, exclaimed Sam. Yeah, we ' re rather civilized alright, I replied. Well you ' re really fortunate in Canada. I haven ' t seen a single Nearo in my travels and they ' re quite a problem back in the States, said Sam with a distraught expression. I guess it ' s the weather up here. It gets pretty darn cold in the winter and I don ' t think the Negroes care too much for the cold, I said nonchalantly. I ' ve read all about the Indians and the Eskimos of Canada and hoped I ' d be able to meet a few, said Sam, producing a glossy volume of Canada Our Next State. Not much chance of that, I commented The Eskimos don ' t come this far south. They all live up around the North Pole. It ' s too warm for them down here, I assured him. You will however, be able to see some of our Indians. We ' ve got them all packed into reservations same as you have. There is one about fiftv miles from where I live. Its along a beautiful beach at Kettle Point, but the reservation itself is a pretty rundown affair. It sort of spoils the resort and I ' ve heard the government has offered to build them an island in Lake Huron and was going to give them a few cases of hair tonic to boot, I informed him. Yes it ' s better if they are kept to themselves. It helps to preserve their culture, added Sam. I ' ve already been to the U. S. pavilion and they have a splendid display of some relics of Indian culture. Did you see all those beautiful silver saddles and spurs our cowboys once used? Well, they had Pecos Bill ' s original six shooter, the one he killed a hundred and twenty Indians with, spurted Sam with a burst of pride that showed he was a true jQexican. Yes, Expo was an excellent ample of the goodwill and brotherhood of men, I concluded as we bojfef a upland left the Express. Hyde, 12A ?
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