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ACT OF A FlEND.
"A Brutal bus Driver Gives ~ Baby a Live

SFSD.
ATLANTIC CITY. N. j., July 1a.-In
order to satisfy petty feeling of
anger Peter Dorian, bus driver of
this city, gave to the 2-year-old child
of Joseph King, neighbor, q live
hard-shell crab to plny with. As re-
suit one of the baby's fingers was so
badly m,:tilatcd that amputaton was
resorted to and the child's under lin
was split and torn.
Dorian and King occupy couple of
shantics on baltic avenue near tho
meadow. The two houses are separ-
ated by a line fence and stand not
over fifteen feet from each other. For
some weeks past the infant victim Of
Dorlan's brutality had been sick and
Dorian complained that he could not
sleep for the child's cries He threat.
ened last week to do bodily injury
to tho little one. but Mr.. King knocked
the brute down. Yesterday after
noon Dorian came homo with a
mammoth hardshell crab. Tho
King child was playing in the back
yard and Dorian threw the crab down
in front Of the baby and told her
to take it to her mother. The child
sat down in the sand and reached for
Ihe supposed pray thlng, winch at once
seized the front finger Of the little one
in a vicious grip. The baby, in pain
and terror, fell upon its side, when the
crab with its disengaged claw seized
the upper lip. Tho screams of the suf-
fering little victim attracted the atten-
tion OF William II. Leeds. of Philadel-.
phia, who was returning from fish,
ing excursion. He managed to get the
crn1 I, 1cocn h,,f l.,
ried both baby and crab to doorstep,
where he crushed it with his heel The
injuries to the baby were frightful.'
The finger was SO crushed that ampu-
tntion was necessary and the laceratedi
lip was sewn up The father of the
child sought Dorian with a revolverJ
but the miscreant ha fed the town.
He will be prosecuted if caught
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STILL PEACEABLE.
No Danger of n Clash with the State


No Danger of Clash with the State
Troops.
HOMESTEAD, Pa, July 13.-The pro.
vost guard of tho militia maintained
order in Homestead last night. After
10 o'clock the militia men began to
disappear from the streets, but the
townspeople Us rule did not go in
doors until midnight All night long
trims OF cars, filed with baggage and
camp accoutrcments were arriving in
Homestead, and the corps of men to
assist the qunrtermasters in unloading
and transferring had plenty to do.
These squads worked all night.
Tho townspcople are not talking
much about tie presence of
the soldiers. They show no res
eminent in their manner and personal
conflicts nre not likely to occur. The
friction between the militia and the
citizens, caused by the refusal of Cen
oral Snowden to cooperate with the
townspeople in maintaining order
and in declining reception by them,
will probably amount to nothing, nl-
though the leaders are very sore over
their treatment.
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IRELAND AND M'GLYNN.
Tho Archbishnp's Cordial Greeting to-
tho Unfrockcl prlest

Tho Archbishnp's Cordial Greeting to,
the Unfrockcd Priest. {
New YORK. July IA dramatic in
cident, and one which may create new
complications in the religious contros
sersy already existing between the
two archbishops of the Roman church,
Archbishops corrigan and Ireland. oc-
Cured at the Fifth Avenue hotel Sat-
urday night The latter dignitary,
just returned from Rome, his mission
thither crowned with success, granted
an interview to the Rev. Dr. McGlvnn,
the ex-communicated priest, formerly
the pastor of st. Stephens church in
this city. The archbishop extended
both hands and cordially greeted his
friend and former brother priest Dr.
McGlypn'a manner was agitated and
his eyes filed with tears at this uncx-
pected public greeting. He afterward
remained closeted with the archbishop
several hours This was the first time
since his relations with the mother
church were severed that he had been
able to got the ear of ono of whom he
could hope to make intercession for
him ut the vatican.
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Grain and proylslons

SHlCAGo. July IL
Flour-Spring patents, SLlO@4. so; win
ter patents, a. 2014. 80
heat-Cnsh, 769lc; September, 75Xc.
Corn-Cash, 4S4c; September, 471c.
oats-No. 2 white, Sl@52c; No. 8
white, 30@3llsc.
Rye-70c.
Barley-60c.
Flax -$1.0l15.
Timotny-$1 IS.
Whisky-s116.
Pork-Cash. .sll.77i5; September, Gil. 9s,S.
Lard.-..Cnsh, s7l715; September. s727le.
Shoulders-s6 50@zoo; short clear, ST. Go
@7t0.
Short Ribs-s7 4515@1 sc.
Cheese-Fuil cream cheddnrs, S(Rs1Lo:
fats, S@shc; young Americas, s4@ssic.
Butter-Creamery, 1i@191ae; dairy, ie@
Fggs-1a11l@l4c.
Hides-Henvy and light green salted,
4A@4cH;. saltod bull, sa@411c: green
snited calf, 69B1Sc; dry tlint.s71fc; dry
salted hides, ,et47ci DRY call, ,stasc; deacons,
each. Csc.
Tallow-No. solid. 4o;. packed, 40;
cake, &c.
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SOCIETY SHOCKED.


Mss Stone, OF jackson, Mise, Runs Away
t, Marry
JACKSON, Miss July 10 The $50 Of
JACKSON society was shocked by news
Of the elopsnent Of Miss Annie, tho
ts-year-old daughter of Governor John
n. Stone, with e L. McKie, a fashion.
able young man of Water Valley.
Miss.
The couple quietly boarded an Il..
linois Central train and went to Jack
ion, Tenn, where q license was pro-
sured and the nuptial knot tied. The
governor is said to be greatly incensed
over the action of his daughter in elop.
ing with McKie, who is financially nm.
Ible to support d wife. So far the
young couple have not been requested
70 como homA
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FOUR HUNDRED WALK OUT.

The Employees of tho Eureka Iron and
Steel Comp,ny strlRe.
WIANpoTTE. Mich, July 1s.-The
400 employees OF the Eureka Iron and
Steel company have struck. They are
members of the Amalgamnted associa-
tion. No outbreak hns yet occurred
Troubles feared if the company should
attempt to introduce non-union en-
ployes.The widest rumors arc afloat
about the introduction .of Fullerton
men, but therc arc none here yet
BoYd's ngency in Detroit i, hiring men
from the Pinkertons. but Boyd denies
that the men arc coming here,
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Powt,erly Cr,.,cl.e. patt,.on

WILKEsBARRE, Pa, July 1s.-T "
Powderly is back from Omaha, and in
On interview, severely criticised Gov
ernor Pattison for sending troops to
Homestead.
This fight" continued Powderly,
lis but the rambling of the coming
revolution that is to say whether Wall
street shall or shall not control the
country. 1t Is the fight of labor and
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FOR a MILLION DOLLARS.

Heirs Of Thomas smith Sue tho city OF
st. Louis.
ST. LOUIS. July 12-The heirs Of one
Thomas Smith are suing the city for
81, 600, 900, and the suit is ready to 20
to trial Several yenrs ago the city
purchased from Thomas Smith tho
ground known as Washington Square,
paving him s25, 900 for it and pledging
itself to keep it as public square for
ever. Now 1t is erecting a new city
hall in tho center of the square at an
outlay OF $4,000, 900, and the Smiths
clnimEnother million as damages for
breach OF agreement. Several en-.
!nent lawyers are encouraging tho
Smiths, but the city's legal advisers
laugh at the claim on the ground that
the square will be beautifed by the
proposed fountains and walks around
the municipal building.
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BACK INTO LINE.
The Liberal Districts Getting Over the
IOma f1Bnla Scare

The Liberal Districts Getting Over the
Home isoie Scare.
LONDON, July "a significant fent-
ure of today's liberal gains is the
swinging into line of the liberal dis
tricts like Biggleswnde. Tavistock and
Stroud. 1t is clear now that the
scare eboat home rule no
longer influences unfavorably to any
serious degree voters otherwise in
ciined to the liberal party. The anti
parnellites succeeded in putting in
their man in place of the Parnellites in
several districts. Sir Thomas Henry
Grattan Esmonde was defeated in
Dublin and has been accommodated
with the seat of West Kerry at the ex-
pense of Edward Harrington, Parnell.
ite. who has occupied it The de.
feat of j. ]. o'Daly. in North Roscom.
mon. removes man of no ordinary
ability from parliament
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sNuBBED BY a MIGHTY MAN.
General snowden Curtly Interrupt, til,
Workmen'a Spokeaman.

General Snowden Curtiy Interrupt, the
Workmcn's Spokesman:
HOMESTEAD, Pa, July IA meet
ing of The lenders OF the Amalgamated
association aud prominent citizens
was held ut tte headquarters of the
workingmen shortly before noon and
a committee OF citizens and the Amal-
gamated association was appointc to
call on General Wiley, of the Second
brigade, and tender the good wishes
and cooperation of the Anal
gamated association and the people OF
Homestead; also to request that the
militia receive the workmcn OF the
town in body headed by brass bands.
General Wiley was named because it
was thought General Snowden was not
on the ground The members of the COM
mittee appointed went Immediately to
the headquarters of the Second bri-
gnde, but upon rendering their offer
General Wiley directed them to Cen
ernl Snowdcn, who was on the road ut
the Carnegie school house, on Shanty
hill.
G neral Wiley and Sheriff McClcary
were there. Captain Coon, an eX-mi-
lisia officer, acting as spokesman, told
the general that tho delegation repre-
sented the citizens of Homestead aud
the Amalgamatcd association, who
wished to assure the state authorities
of their desire to cooperate with them
in maintaining order. General Snow
den curtly interrupted Captain Coon to
say that he did not recognize the
Amnlgamated association or any
other authority except the governor
OF Pennsylvania and the sheriff
of Allegheny county. The people
of Homestead lie said could best CO.
operate with tho state troops by be.
having themselves. General Snowden
said lie did not want reception. He
was there to carry out the commands
OF the state of Pennsylvania and not
to have any formnlity. "If were in
my personal capacity" he snid. ''it
would TO very fattering; but am
not"
Order has been once more estab-
lished in Homestead. 1t ismartial law
and Major General Snowdcn is di-
rector
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Plant of a Tory sheet.

LONDON. July 9.-Tho Telegraph
says: "Pittsburg has been disgraced
by atrocities unparalleled in the an-
nails of the old world in modern times.
The supineness of the federal govern.
ment places the riots on par with the
New Orleans lynchinga These and
hundreds of similar incidents in Amer.
ica suggest serious doubt whether
home rule works MS satisfactory in
America as it is the fashion to assert.
1t is probable that on the eve of e.ed.
ton both parties are reluctant to in.
cur the risk of losing workmen's votes. y
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1892-07-16
CYRUS W. FIELD is DEAD
The Great Financier Passed Away
This Morning.
Mental and Physical Exhaustion Brought
on by the Terrible Trials of tho
Past Year Killed Him--D.cd
In Dclirlum.

Donps FERRY, N. Y, July 12.-Cyrus
w, Field died at 9:55 ut his country
home IN Armslee park. He was at
tackled carly this morning by one of
the violent spells OF delirium which
have occurred 80 frequently during
this illness. DR.. Conant was ut once
summoned from larry towa. but his
services were of no avail and in less
than three hours the aged tinancier
was dead
AT the time OF his death there wcre
present ut tho bedside Mr.. Fields
three brothers, David Dudley Ficld, the
Rev. Henry M. Field and Justice
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Another Mas, Meeting

PlTTsDuRG, Pa, July at was de-
cided ut late hour last night by the
Amalgamated officials to have another
meeting at headquarters today.
President Weihe, President. Elect Gar
land and other officers will be present
and it is thought they will advise that
the shcritf be allowed to place depu-
ties in charge of the works.
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The TI,nca IIoneq.

LONDON, July le.-Tho Times this
morning hopes that the summoning Of
the national guards to Homestead will
put an end to ono of the uglies. Incl.
dents in modern industrial history.
Recalling other troubles Of the kind
in America it says; Tho next time
congress is asked to give attention tc
affairs OF Ireland it is to be hoped
thnt it will occur to some member OF
that body that such savngery and law.
lessncss have a prior and higher claim
TO consideration and that every coun-
try, however fortunate, will always
have its hands full if it attends to its
own affairs :"
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TIE GRAPHIC.

Hrsrms of advertising n.de known on
application.
job Work OF every description executed
& 10 the best sty! 10 and at the lowest rates.
U Advertisements not accompanied by In.
structions viii be inserted until ordered on,
and charged accordingly.
" slloss communications on any subject Of
Interest are acceptable II accompanied b.
the name of the author
t1All matter intended for the next issue
must be In the Office as early as Wednesday
evening ~ insure publication.
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MILITIA NOT NEEDED.
AdJutant-G General Greenland Sees no
CpsSitY for Soldiers.

AdJutant-Gcneral Greenland Sees no Ne
cpssity for Soldiers.
PITTsBuRe, July 9.-"Everything is
quiet and peaceable in Homestead at
present and the calling out of the mil
itia is not necessary" Such were the
words of Adjutant-Gcneia Greenland
last night. The adjutant will return
to Harrisburg this morning and report
the above to the governor. Tho adju-
tant-general had conference with II.
c. Trick in Attorney Knoxs office.
Prick made strong appeal TOR some
help from the state, but cannot see
the necessity of complying with his re-
quest" said Mr.. Greenland.
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the labor organizations of the country
should stand firmly at the back Of
these men who are fighting at Home-
stead. 1t it must be o protracted
struggle the farmers of the cour try
Will furnish provisions enough to keep
these men for ten years, if necessary.
They are acting with the knights OF
La Dor now, and through tho Knights
with organized labor in general"
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THE GRAPHIC.

ULAoks but few months Of being the csa.
eat Newspaper In Brrle county.
u-As an advertiring medium It 70 not -
oelled by any newspaper In South Dakota.
~ Has rapidly increasing circulation among
the most Intelligent class OF people In Arule
and tho surrounding counties.
UHas circulation second TO mono In tht'
or ad Joining countless and . paid-up Sub.
scription list II is beloved superior
alt is lively, spicy. Independent and de.
voted solely to the interests OF kimball and
Brule county. Everybody enjoys reading Il.
Give IL trial.
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They w,i, No, Intorroro.

PIrrsnuRa, Pa, July General
Treasurer Of the Knights Of Labor
Hayes passed through Pittsburg this
morning on his way from Chicago to
Philadelphia. Grand Master Workman
Powderly went direct from Chicago to
Buffalo. Hayes said there was no
truth in tho report printed that he
and Powderly were coming to Home-
stead to attempt a settlement of the
dispute at Homestead. It was out OF
his province, and nothing beyond ex.
pressing sympathy was being done by
the Knights of Labor
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IDAHO STRIKERS ULTIMArUM.

All Non-Unlon Miners Must L ave tho
State.
WARpNER.. Ida, July 13-The union
men and owners OF Briclner Hill and
Sullivan mines held n meeting last
night. President O'l'rien, of the
union gave his ultimatum to the miners
as follows:
ALL non-nnion men must leave the
state at once or the mine will be blown
up and an attack on non-union miners
commenced.
Tho mine owners to gain time agreed
to discharge all non-union men within
fortY-cinht hours
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Kansas CITY.

KANSAS CITY, July II
Cattle-Common to extra fancy steers
$325@5.25; cows, $l.G51!50; stockers
e265@3.75; Texans, 81. 5@350.
Hogs-Extreme ranges, sa00@575
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GOT The MILLION DOLLARS.
The University o, /, n..a.o tho champ,e

The university o. hi,tIO the Champion
Collector.
CHICAGO. July 9.-The completion Of
the s1,ooo,ooo subscription for the Uni.
yersity OF Chicago by July 10, on which
conditional contributions of large
amounts depended, was accomplished
Mt noon tojay BY Major H. A. Rust,
ivice-president.oS the university and .
member OF the bou d Of trustees,
pledging himself to give $50, 900.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1892-07-16
THE MARKETS.
Live Stock.

SIOUX CITY, July 12
Hogs-Light s5.4515 5o; mixed, $3.50
@56o; heavy, IS. 60@565
Cattle-Steers, l,l0o to 1,3 0 pounds,
s3.oo@4.o0; feedcrs, So 656o3oo; stoclers,
$2.0092.50; cows, common to good, 81 O08
300; yenrling, S?.00@t00; bulls, Sl.25@
40; veal calves, g. OOQL50
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The House.

WASHINGTON, July 7.-The house judi
ciary committee today ordered favora-
bic report on the resolution introduced by
Williams, dem. of Massachusetts, au-
thorizing investigation of the trouble at
Homestead mills and the causes lending
to it,
A truce was made on the reference of
the silver bill and Bland's motion to refer
1t to the committe on coinage, weights aud
measures was carried without opposition
Conference report ON the diplomatic
and consular bill was taken up. Butler,
DEM, OF Iowa, opposed its adoption.
WAsHINGToS, July 9.-The senate silver
bill was reported by Mr.. Bland to the
house today without amendments aud
was placed on the calendar. Bland an
nounced that he would move to bring the
bill upat an carly date.
Representative Bland introduced reso-
luton which was referred to the commit
tee OH rules to make the bill for tho
free coinage of gold and silver bullion the
special order on Monday, July II, nnd
that consideration thereof be continued
from day to day until the measure is finally
disposed of.
WASHINGTON, July 1.-THE attendance
in the house this morning was larger than
usual and from today until the silver bill
is disposed of the members will probably
take renewed interest in the proceedings.
he following measures were passed: For
the construction of bridge across the
Missouri river at or near Omaha; n bill
nppropriating $.50000 for the publication
OF the eports of the eleventh census
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Chicago.

CHICAGO, July, II.
Cattle-Choice beeves, s4.loa56o; cows
and bulls, 81. l5(1 80; stockers and feed
crs. s.. 2.00@a 40; Texans, ~ 65a4.40
Hogs-Heavy, s5.60(16 90; mixed, S.. GOA
sos: light, s.. 65@6.00.
Sheep-Natives, s36o@5.9o; westerns
$s.50@5 s0i Texans, S2.75@465.
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GLADSTONE WILL BE PREMIER

Election Returns Now Assure His Return
to Office.
LONDON, July 12.-The result of to.
days elections SO far, up to 8 o'clock,
p. M, shows sufficient liberal gains to
wipe out the government majority and
assure Mr.. Glndstone's return to
power. The net liberal gain thus fur
is thirty-six. This gives majority OF
four against the conservatives Oh di.
vison.
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REFUSES TO INTERFERE

Carnegie Cables That Fcick Is Master at
Homestead.
PITrsBuRa, July 9.-Yesterdny q ca.
blegram was sent to Andrew Carnegie
IN Scotland begging him to stop the
troubles Mt Homestead. Last night the
following was received:
can not Interfere. H. c, Fricls has en-
tire charge. CARNEGIE.
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Gladstone Is All Right,

LONDON. July 1.-THE report that
Gladstone WINS takon seriously i'll after
his speech at Peniclck last night is
nnfounded, Mr.. Gladstone is in his
usual health. 3
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South Omaha.

SOUTH OMAHA, July 12
Hogs-Light, and mixed, s5.50@5 70;
heavy. IS. 5001575.
Cattlc--Stockers and feeders, 50. 5000
$50; cows. S235@3.45; common, 81 $50
295
Sheep Receipts -; official yesterday,
0l6; shipments, $40.
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sOURED ON CAl,NEGIE.

English and Scottish workmen Aroused
Against Andrew.
LONDON, July IA correspondent Of
the United Press has been tracing Mr..
Andrew Carnegie. with the object of
! getting his views about the struggle
/, at Homestead. Carnegie was found at
length at Braemar. in Aberdeenshire.
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FIFTY-sEcoND CONGRESS
Tho Senate.

WASHINGTON, July THE resolutions
offered by Gallinger and PETER In regard
to the Homestead troubles were laid be-
fore the senate.
Mr.. Quay moved to refer both 70 the
committee on contingent expenses.
Hale seconded the motion and hoped
that congress would report tomorrow.
DEM, OF Illinois, denounced the employ
lowed In q similar strain and added an
attack upon the republican policy of pro-
lection.
WASHINGTON. July 9-The comm ttce on
contingent expenses, being still unpre-
pared to report in regard to pending reso.
lutions to investigate tho Homestead
riots, the senate almost Immediately ON
reassembling resumed consideration Of
the sundry civil bill.
WASHINGTON, July ll.-In the senate to.
day Pefer, of Kansas, offered joint
resolution to lie on the tnble limiting the
term of Office of the president of the
United States to one term
Mr. Guny, rep, OF Pennsylvania, pre-
sentcd to the senate, in order that IL
might be printed in the record, the state.
mentof the employees Mt Homestead
WASHINGTON, July l2-The senate to-
day, on motion of Mr. Washburne, OF Min
nesota, decided by n vote of 80 TO Is to
take up Mr.. Hatch's nnti-option bill and
to make 1t unfinished business ut p. m.
each day until concluded.
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Little Dot-What church does your
papa belong to?
Little Dick-The Baptist, 1 guess.
He always takes his fshin' pole along.
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. aI1NNrApo1.1s !

<1f1s1StsAFoLIb, <1 JuIy Il
Wheat-Closing: July, 7s,xc: August.
1870. On track: No. ], hard, 7s16c; Na
!. northern, 76ci No 2northern, 68(85Ic.
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G,ad.tone r1...e., =, 49,.

Gladstone Elected In Midlothian.
LONDON, July 13.--Mr. Gladstone has
been elected in Midlothian, receiving
$3.50 votes to SOFT for Colonel Wau.
choPe, liberal unionist candidate
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Office Boy-There's a woman outside

Office Boy-There's woman outside
wants to see you.
Business Man-Boole agent?
Office Boy-No, she amt polite
enough fer that She acts as If she
owned the hull building. Guess she's
some relation
Little Daughter-Mamma, l wish
you would get ne a---a---a----.
Mamma Well, what?
Little Daughter Oh, don't know;
most anything Susie Stuckupp hasn't
got.