The Diary: Pan American Expo

	The Diary:
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	girl, probably his sweetheart. This sweet little maiden hugged closer
	to her best and blushed like a little school girl. I,myself, think that
	the horse told the truth for this couple seemed to be in love for fair.
	This little affair recalls to my mind an extract from the  " STUMP
	SPEECH ON LOVE ", as follows: " Young man, let me ask you. Did you ever
	have the one you thought the sweetest and dearest on all this earth ?
	Have your arm around her waist, gaxing down into her ezure blue eyes
	and she looking up at you .O, you SON OF A GUN. Then she looks up with
	a tender, trustful, kind of a dime novel expression hon her face and she
	says "Wuillie, O Willie , do you love me? and then she puckers up her
	lips so invitingly like that Willie knows his business. Then she says"
	 " O, Willie I love you so well that with you I could live on bread adn
	water " Then Willie looks down with tears in his eyes and says " All
	right my darling you get the bread and I will hustle for the water ".
	Well, after Trixie had gone through several other tricks and left the 
	plateform the great Hunting scene was next introduced. Two wild boars
	sprang up the mountain side followed by several dogs baying loudly, and
	the red coated hunters on horseback.As the boars reached the top of the
	mountain they hesitated but hearing the dogs close behind sprang over 
	the mountain side into the little lake below and dissappeared with a
	splash and then coming to the surface again scrambled upon the bank and
	hurried for safety. The horses,riders and dogs followed the same example