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Greek God Hercules, Long Island, N. Y.
This is the strang god hercules.
His mighty tasks bz did urt h aaSE;
One yet remains; omankind to plzase.
The maid who kisses his mighty cherk
Will meet her fate within a week:
The one whe pressES his forthrad
Ja less than a year will wed
No maid mar mziden erer taunted
Him with rafusing what she wanted.
Thaugh hawn et woad and bound with tin
Ta di the yads he is akin,
And the spirits of them all
Huver aver his pedestal.
Sa whisper w hat you wish the mast,
Fair maid, its yeurs, and small the cust.
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HERCULES
All who travel the Montauk Highway are sure
to notice by the roadside at Canoe Place the old
ship's figurehead, a skillfully carved bust of
Hercules, mounted on a pedestal. This was the
figurehead of the U. S. Frigate "Ohio", and was
carved in Greece and presented by the govern-
ment authorities at Athens to the "Ohio". It is
located in charming Hampton Bays, just 84 miles
from New York City.
COLOR VIEW
MADE BY THE TOMLIN ART COMPANY, NORTHPORT, LONG ISLAND, N. Y.
GREETING
TOMLIN
