Inter-Mountain Republican | 1906-11-02 | Page 4 | Taft's Tact.

I 1 riFT 1 IT s TACT 1 CI Dont Don't blunder and bluster And find flurr flurry and fluster When trouble calls upon you OU to act Dont Don't fly off ore your yom head sir Till rill chances are dead sir Ir I Hut But Just uso use a little nice tact Now there were the Cubans A lot of or wild Rube rums uns Just Junt throwing the fat tat In hi the thu fire With rush rust fast and faster aster Towards public disaster AUll threatening rebellion most dire With manner excited They he wanted wante wrongs righted Declared Palmas Palina's s rule they'd not brook Till Ill fighting und and fuming With rage nige Just consuming Their own Independence they the shook n calm cool mind and quiet Did Dill Taft TaCt check the riot And started a u friendliest pact lie lie- d d not nor nOl shouted Nor or rebels rough rO routed routed- A As a u fact he did net with Tuft Taft tact You believe in taxing great fortunes fortunes for for- tunes dont don't you ou I do not nut But I heard you OU s1 say you OU dl did once nce Well my rich uncle was In goo good health then Jhen Philadelphia Ledger T I J heard of or a man who laughed so to tohaid hard haid at a story that he lost his voice declared What was that story ston asked Mar- Mar anxiously Id like to tell J that to 11 my wife Detroit Detroit Free FI e Press