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The Iron Puddler

CHAPTER XXX VIII
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The Republicans carried the town.

When, two years later, I ran for city clerk, they passed around the rumor that I was a wild Welshman from a land where the tribes lived in caves and wore leather skirts and wooden shoes, and that I had had my first introduction to a pants-wearing people when I came to America.

They said that I had not yet learned to speak English, could not spell my own name, and was unable to count above ten.
These charges printed in the opposition paper offered me my only chance for election.

I went to all my meetings with a big slate.

I asked my audience to call out numbers.


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