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By Jack Joseph Smith
Our Great Since of Humor
You can go with milleonarys
And I can go with little ladies
But we are together for evermore
"A THOUGht About
OrEgoN"
Original Scan
AI Interpretation
GPT
A short contrast places wealthy companions beside the speaker's little ladies, then declares continued togetherness. A separate quoted note names a thought about Oregon.
The heading Our Great Since of Humor and the body retain unusual source spellings. The opening pronoun remains disputed and should not determine a claim about the relationship. The detached Oregon note does not explain the companionship.
Claude
A cursive page headed 'Our Great Since of Humor': 'You can go with milleonarys / And I can go with little ladies / But we are together for evermore', and a separate note '"A THOUGht About / OrEgoN"'.
A playful vow of loyalty despite different company. The opening You and the heading's Since are provisional readings, and milleonarys keeps the source spelling.