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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-10-13
HUGHES DECLINES NOMINATION.
Refuses to Make Race for Mayor Of
New York City.


New York City.
New York, Oct. 10.-Charles e.
Hughes, counsel for the legislative in
surance investigating committee, has
declined the Republican nomination
for mayor of New York city. In stat
ing his grounds for refusing the nom
1natton, which was rendered to him by
the unanimous vote of the city Repub-
ncan convention last Friday night, Mr..
Hughes said:
I'm this dilemma I have simply to
do my duty as see it.
IN my judgment have no right to
accept the nomination. A paramount
public duty forbids it. 1t is not neces-
sary to enlarge upon the Importance of
the insurance investigation. This is
undisputed. It is dealing with ques-
tons vital to the interests of millions
Of our fellow citizens throughout the
land. It presents an opportunity for
public service second to none and in.
wolves corelative responsibility. This
work commands all my energies. It
is imperative that I continue in it,"
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CALIFORNIA

with it's fascinating panorama of lofty
mountain. fertile valleys and vast or.
chards. has long been the Mecca of
the tourist. Nowhere is there to Sc
found such delightful climate. such
variety Of sight seeing or health Civ
Ing atmosphere as in California, = The
Northwestern Line is now selling
through tickets to California at very
low rate. For..information Is to train
service, rates. 1etc.. write to +. W.
Teasdale, g. P. A., St. Paul. Mimi.
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Duluth Wheat and Flax.

Duluth, Oct 9.-Wheat-To arrive
No. l Northern, S2Hc; No. North
ern. SOC. On track-No. Northern,
s2hc; No. 2 Northern, soc; Dec,
S0Hc; May, S4Xc. Flax-To arrive,
on track and Oct, 97%c; Dec, CSC;
May, $1.O2.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-10-13
Tuesday, Oct. 10.

Ex-Congressman Jerry Simpsons
condition shows a slight change for the
worse.
Judge Joseph S. Daley, ex-judge Of
the supreme court of Indiana, is dead
Of apoplexy. He was ffty-nine years
old.
The supreme court Of the United
States convened Monday for the term
Of 1905 and 1906 with all the members
present. o." ),
~ During a desperate encounter with q
burglar who had entered her bed cham.
Der Mrs. Ella Hale Of Omaha shot and
wounded the thief. O. -. = =.
The names Of John Gresnleaf Whit.
tier and James Russell Lowell have
been chosen to be inscribed in the hall
Of fame Of the New York university.
This week will mark the close OF the
Portland exposition after successful
career not anti cipated by even the
most enthusiast tic supporters q the
project.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-10-13
Chicago Union Stock Yards.

Chicago, Oct. 9.-Ca,tle-Beeves
33.65@6.35; stockers and feeders, 500
@4.20; cows and heifers, l1.4O@4.5O:
Western, $3.25@475. Hogs-Mixed
and butchers, $5.10@5.70; good heavy,
$6.35@5.7o; rough heavy, j4.90@5.15;
light, $5.o5@5.6o. Sheep, ,>3.75@5.o0;
lambs. $4.5O@7,6O.
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St. Paul Union Stock Yards.

st. Paul, Oct. 9-Cattle-Good to
choice steers, $4.5o@5.60; common to
fair, $3H5@4.25; good t. choice cows
and heifers, $3.50@4.25; veals, $4,000
6.25. Hogs-$4.90@5.4o. sheep-Year-
ling wethers, $4.50@5.y6; good to
choice lambs, $6.OO@6.75.
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Chicago Grain and Provisions.

p Chicago, Oct. 9.-Whe&t - Oct.
o4xc; May. S6%c; Dec. S5!4@s5Nc;
July. Sshc.s. Corn-oct., SING; Dec.
44x @44hc;;< May. 43%@44s. Oats
Oct, 2s%c; Dec, 2s9sc; My. aokc:
July, 29%c..z Pork-oct:, $1t.25;3 Jan.
z412.40. Flax Cash, NORTHWESTERN
$1.00; Southwestern, 94c. Butter
Creamertes, III @2014c; datries, 1611
0f9c Egge'sss-1 5114 @17Kc. Poultry
3Turkt; = 81. c. chickeas. 1Ohc:
springs, a =
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MARKET QUOTATIONS.
Minneapolis Wheat.

Minneapolis, Oct. 9.-Wheat-Dec..
s1%c;: May, S4% @S5c. On track-No.
/ hard, $780,, No. / Northern, $3.50;
No. 2 Northern. 79%c.
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Earthquake Shocks Continue.

Monteleone, Italy, Oct. "a strong
earthquake shock was felt here at 10
p. m. and caused a. panic among the
Inhabitants, who are still suffering
from the terror and privations result
ing from the last catastrophe.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-10-13
Saturday, Oct. 7.

A home for foundlings, with infant
incubators, will be erected by John D.
Rockefeller for the Cleveland Humane
society.
Henry H. Shedd, former speaker of
the Nebraska house, and lieutenant
governor for four years, died at Ash
land, Neb., Friday night.
Government reports show that at
least 200 natives and Is Americans
and foreigners were killed in the re.
cent storm in the Philippines.
It is announced on behalf of the
New York section of the Social Demo.
cratic party that the late Mrs. E. D.
Rand, mother-in-law of Professor
George D. Heron, had beQueathed
100000 to found school for social.
ism.
An Indictment for forgery in the
second degree has been returned
against Henry A. Leonard, the youth
who secured more than $359,0OO
worth Of securities from the National
City bank of New York city on a
forged check.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-10-13

Honor for Orchestra Players.
The management Of the Royal On.
sra, Lo- now prints Gu its pr
grams -. Of the members Of
tia orchestr& m t. ::- . a l s. $ Il 3f NE
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-10-13
Monday, Oct. 9.

"OhOdyp WV
Disastrous forest fires are raging
near Santa Barbara, Cal.
The president has appointed w. V.
Wilcox of Iowa to be pension agent at
Des Moines.
Professor Baron Ferdinand Won
Richthofen, the distinguished geogra.
pher, is dead at Berlin. He was born
in 1893.
It is said Charles M. Schwab will be-
come resident of Nevada in order to
try to become United States senator
from that state.
The Venezuelan government has or.
dered from the Crusot works (F'rance)
thirty batteries of field artillery and
twelve batteries Of mountain guns.
The steamer St. Louis, from Liver
pool for New York, had on board
$1,700,000 In gold consigned prin-
cipally to the National City bank Of
New York city.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-10-13
ASSISTANT CANAL ENGINEER.
John q. Sullivan Of Winnipeg Will Aid
Stevens.

SteVen9s
Washington, Oct. 9.-John G. Sui
Ivan has been appointed assistant
chief engineer Of the isthmian canal
commission by Chief Engineer Ste
vens, at Panama. Mr.. Sullivan is a
member of the American Society of
Civil Engineers and was division engi-
nser of the Canadian Pacific railway,
with headquarters at Winnipeg.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-10-13

FARMERS. bring yobr Iron 10 tie.
Dents fnrrArv Hiohetff rriras
paid.
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Thursday, Oct, s.

The army strength in Hawaii Is to
be Increased from two companies to a
battalion of infantry.
The dock laborers at Cronstadt
Russia, have again struck for more
wages and shorter hours. Work on
MI the foreign ships is at a standstill
Miss Kathryn Kidder. who has long
been a star on the dramatic stage
has been quietly married to Louis K
Anspacher, Phi. D., of Columbia uni.
versity.
Charles F. Murphy, leader of Tam.
many Hall, says that strong munic.
ipal ownership plank would be insert.
ed in the Democratic county platform
this fall.
Frank Hope, flfty.nine years old
who has served thirty-nine years be
hind the bars, pleaded guilty at Chi
cago to charge Of swindling and was
sentenced to the penitentiary for ten
years.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-10-13
NE VS. CONDENS AT ]
e Wednesday, oct. 4


Jose Maria de .Heredia, the poet
and member of the French academy,
Is dead at Paris. He was born, in
Cuba, in 1872; -.
Fright over an operation which he
was about to undergo is believed to
have caused the death of Andrew Pee.
bles Of Chicago, aged fifty.ssven years.
Z Prince Engalitcheff, Russian vice
fonsul In Chicago, was fined 81 and
costs by Justice Caverly on a charge
of violating the city's automobile
speed ordinances.
At the annual meeting Of the North
ern Pacific Railway company J. P.
Morgan, Jr., was elected = director to
fill the place made vacant by the
death of Daniel S. Lamont.
Frederick E. Carlton, convicted in
New York city of three charges of big
amy and one Of grand larceny, was
sentenced to an aggregate term of
nineteen years in state prison.
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! STORE FOR RENT IN
THE VAsALY BLOCK; 2 d:
y: ~. :. s. o, VIAsALY.

BLACKSMITH SHOP FOR sALR,
on aocount Of sickness. psll Of write.
c. J. Yosen, Royalton, Mimi. 81 s
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layHS> TIME CARD
e e ' .'':;: =; nv; =:
ALL OTHER TRAINS DAILY.

LATHE Falls Office supplied with tickets
to all points In the United States, Conade,
Alaska, China and Japan.
Northern Pacific Express Money!. Orders
sale, Bankable anywhere,
n. CLEkAND, G.P. A., St. Paul, Mimi
FRANK RUTH, Agent,
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stand up in a TO and foaId thare arms
and spell off the book and If one mist
word and the next one spelt it rite
he turned the luther one down till the
dummy was alwaze at the foot. Eli.
cussin2 Member that winter I spent at
the foot2 Teacher must of had a pick
at me for 1 was always good at spell
ing. Then wede number eye one,
two eyes two. three eyes three, fOar eyes
foar.-" no, it was EYE wee foar'-ah,
member Then the teacher would say
Take the next lesson next time class
smissed.'
But that school the other day was -
different [ wouldn't have node it was Q
school. as 1 sed. and it give me sum-
thing the neerest hartake a man Of my
age and training can afford TO have.
They wasent the skratch Of a slait PEN
sci. the creak of a dry spunge. the coop.
coop of slait-rag. or the snap OF emmy.
body's finger as some boy wanted to
know: Teacher. can me and Charley
Brown git bucket O water2" Nothing
of that sort. cussin- Evrything was an
ordIy as if a lot Of old wimmen and
men was at school sted of live boise and
gurls with red blood in EN- and q
natcheral love of durt and devvlemint.
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Insted Of he teecher calling out "Furst-
reader class" and lot of clompy boots
and shoose or a lot of bear feet thump-
ling out 10 a long ressistashun bench to
read, the teecher has the children all
setting so the furst reeder class is alto
gether and one at a timszEets up to reed
just emmy old how the teecher calls EN-.
x *
faint like IL was when you and me
went to school and the one at the he'd of
the class red furst and then the next
one and on down and evry one node
day ahed of time just what vurse was
his and had it by hart, and If you locked
around and counted noses and found
one wassent thare you had TO figger
agen and study another vurse. Once
in long time a smart old teecher turn
ed things aroung and give you a other
vurse. but II wassent fare
Then in the school WHARF Eddie eose
the teecher had EN- rite down thare
words on paper, instead of having EN-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-09-17
A Modem Arabian Nights Romance in Which
Is Tod the Adventures of d Certain
Restaurant Keeper Named Quigg,
Who Is the ReinCdrnatOn Of
Calph E1dTouR Al Raschid.
Caliph HdTouR Al Raschid.

tinsel but enlivening giories Of the
Little Rialto-not after the echoing
drum beats of Union square There
need be no tears, ladies and gentle
men; tits but the suicide of street
With a shrek and a crash Fourth
avenue dives headlong into the tun-
mel at Thirty-fourth and is never
seen again.
Near the sad scene of the thor
oughfare's dissolution stood the
modest restaurant of Quigg. 1t
stands there yet If you care TO view
its crumbling red brick front. it's
show window heaped with oranges,
tomatoes, layer cakes, pies, canned
asparagus--its papier mache lobster
and two Maltese kittens asleep on
bunch of lettuce-if you care to sit
at one of the little tables upon whose
cloth has been traced in the yellow
est of coffee stains the trail of the
Japanese advance-to sit there with
one eye on your umbrella and the
other upon the bogus bottle from
which you drop the counterfeit scrce
fioisted upon us by the cursed charla-
tan Eho assumes to be our dear old
lord and friend. the ''Nobleman in
India
Quigg's title came through his
mother. One of her ancestors was a
Margarine of Saxony. His father
was Tammany brave. On account
of the dilution of his heredity he
found that he could neither become a
reigning potentate nor get a job in
the City Hall. So he opened res
taurant He was a man full OF
thought and reading. The business
gave him living, though he gave
it little attention. One side of his
house bequeathed TO him a poetic
and romatic nature. The other gave
him the restless spirit that made him
seek adventure. By day he was
Quigg, the restaurateur BY night
he was the Margrave-the Caliph--
the Prince Of Bohemia-going about
the city in search of the odd, the
mysterious, the inexplicable, the re-
condite.
One night at nine, at which hour
the restaurant closed, Quigg set forth
upon his quest. There was a ming
ling of the foreign, the military and
the artistic in his appearance as he
buttoned his coat high up under his
short-trimmed, brown and gray
beard and turned westward toward
the more central life conduits of the
city. In his pocket he had stored an
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boise side and anUther for the gurls,
but most generiy they was just one
for the hole shutting match. and we all
drank out of the thing and was newer
afrade of dizzeese. And We newer got
il, Gather.
They wassent amy bulItens in the
papers about our school telling how
menny cases of yellow fever and sub
foci they was eech day. Mum of US
ever had yellow fevor or sub-fOci
eether. OF the Ide ruther have yell
low fevOr for l motifs very few live
threw a case OF sub-foci.
One day 1 went with one Of my litteI
netfuse TO school and seen how they
done things thare. 1 wouldn't of node
it was a school oanly L was toaH Ed
die was starting to school when 1
started with him 1t was raining and
/ stade a while till IL Stacked up some
so / got TO sea what a modern school
IL like. but I don't no.
They amt anything to compair it TO.
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assortment of cards, written upon,
without which he never stirred out
of doors. Each of those cards was
good at his own restaurant for its
face value Some called simply for
a bowl OF soup or sandwiches and
coffee; others entitled their bearer to
one, two, three or more days of full
meals; few were for single regular
meals; a very few were, in effect,
meal tickets good for week.
OF riches and power Margrave
Quigg had none; but he had a
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bilt under the culvert by the griss mil.
Didn't we? We node WHARF evry but
ting sheap was passterd. and WHARF
evry bull staid that wud heller and paw
the ground and rumble in his neck when
We clum up on the Tense and blattcd a
him Ike a caff. We node WHARF the
ground squirt hoal was, and WHARF the
SOURI, hisself was evry morning at time
TO go TO school. We node the phase
WHARF snaik crost the Vaughn tracks
evry mite and maid a Mise. smooth
streek in the dust. Member we ust to
talk sticks and maik more snaik tracks
when we found Annie Morgan was
afrade Of snaiixs, and it skeered her to
sea WHARF thade bin?
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Boy Meanness Bottled Up Soon spoils

They are giving the boise and gurls
of today d lot better schoolin' than you
and me got. but thare cheeting the kids
out Of bOyhood and gurlhood varily be-
leave. and that's sumthing they can't
give back latter in life. The boy under
fourteen yeers old that is good is Gather
sick or a freak. and some of these yeers
that iittel germ of meenness that was
been KEEP bottled up in him soze no
wuGdent no he had il, will assurt itself
and then heal find out that he is being
a boy at the ronS end of his life-ths
END in which a man can't live dowa
b0yish pranks. Fer boy meenness bot
tied w spells and becums man-meer-
ness that nobody has amy time for.
But with me its differnt. cussin. Tvs
stade rite here on the farm and have
newer got removed much from the
soil. I've KEEP tur~~S up purity we'll to
nacher and it hassent bin hard for me
TO be descent and st-ate. YCve bin out
where the hoaI thin~ 3 artyfishuI,
WHARF theys "A big scramble fer evry.
thing wurth having. and WHARF SUM
times a feler needs things that Iced
to suckseSs bad enuff TO tempt him to
steel en- Yuve bin WHARF norris in
of being in daily vuSe as they are here.
So / speckCd Tine canly tantalizing You
with these "Reminiscences of the sweet
Oaid Gaze when We WAS bairfoot and
dirty-faSed and cleen-soa!ed and cleen-
harted inStid of-but my letters getting
toe long. Rite soon. ELMER
Copyright, 1875. by s. S. Cline.)
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NV&Y4N AL Rasch.6 descended
TO the Margrave Au-
gust Michael Won Paul
sen Quigg.
Quiggs restaurant is in Fourth
ayenue-that street that the city
seems to have forgotten in its
growth. Fourth avenue-born and
bred in the Bowery-sfaggers north
ward full of good resolutions.
Where it crosses Fourteenth street
1t struts for brief moment proudly
In the glare of the museums and
cheap theaters. 1t may yet become
fit mate for its high-born sister
boulevard TO the west, or its roaring,
polyglot, broad-waisted cousin to
the east. 1t passes Union square:
and here the hoofs of the dray horses
seem to thunder in unison, recalling
the tread of marching hosts-Hoo-
ray, But now come the silent and
terrible mounJains-buildin square
as forts, high as the clouds. shutting
out the sky, where thousands of
slaves bend over desks all day. On
the ground floors are only little fruit
shops and laundries and book shops.
where you see copies of Littell's Liv-
ing Age and G. w. NJ Reynolds nov
els in the windows. And next
poor Fourth avenae.-the street
glides into a medieval solitude On
each side are the shops devoted to
Antiques"
Let Us say il is night Men in
rusty armor stand In the windows
and menace the hrrrying cars with
raised. rusty iron gauntlets. Hau-
berks and helms. plunderbusses,
Cromwellian breastplates, match
locks, Kreeses, and the swords and
daggers of an army of dead-and-gone
gallants CLEAN duly In the ghostly
light. Here and there from a cor
ner saloon (lit with jack o. lanterns
or pkGsphorous), stagger forth shud-
dering. home-bound citizens, neryed
by the tankards within to their fear
some journey adown that eldritch
avenue lined with the blood-stained
weapons OF the fighting dead. WHAT
street could live incIosed by these
mortuary relics, and trod by these
spectral citizens in whose sunhen
hearts scarce one good whoop or ira
la-la remained?
Not Fourth avenue Not after the
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throw chicken feed to-Oh. curse
that word chicken. and hens, fea-
theirs, roosters, eggs, and everything
connected with it,"
Young sir" said the Margrave
kindly, but with dignity, though
do not ask your confidence. invite
IL. l know the world and know hu-
mainly. Man is my study, though l
do not eye him as the scientist eyes a
beetle or as the philanthropist gazes
at the objects Of his bounty-through
a veil of theory and ignorance. II is
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crowd that whooped and fought and
eddied at a corner OF Broadway and
the crosstown street that he was
traversing. Hurryfng to the spot
he beheld a young man of an exceed
ingly melancholy and preoccupied
demeanor engaged IN the pastime of
casting silver money from his pock-
cts 10 the middle of the street. With
each motion of the generous ones
hand the crowd huddled upon the
falling largesse with yells OF joy.
Traffic was suspended a policeman
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slow on the other things and think
about the py. Then when we tackled
the py itself we wanted to be let aloan
and not bothered by ennybody. caws a
boy Getting by is a sakerd thing If
ennybody Engaged in devoshun is a OBJ
Ject OF reverrents. Oanly when they
was bawl gain and we was chose
first on the side that had the bats did
we hurry emmy. Then we swallered the
hoal feed rite down, wiped out hands
on the scot of our pance and plaid bawl
I'LL books" and when we COY hoam in
the eavening we told the foaks we had
hartburn something fearce.
Member?
Then nun of us wnted to ride to
school unless Thare wassent emmy of the
uther boise going just then. We node
wnare eVry hornuts nest was in the
Tense corners and WHARF a wosp had
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Those Were the Good Old Days.

But / thot OF the good Old daze when
some bawly caf of boy whose par
rents had rased him a pet would get
mad and throe rox at the rest of US
and cawl Mains sumthing feerful and
say My paw sed YOU wassent to run
over me neither, so you amt"
In them dase. cussin. doant you re-
member how we ust to go to school
about mile or kerrying our dinners
they wassent emmy lunches then-in a
old tin bucket that mother had SHOW
cred with charcole and made little
twisty places on with her finger so as
70 maik the bucket purity. You no what
] meme bi buckets-they call EN- kittles
In Merryland, but thare still buckets
In Indiana In that bucket we had foar
pieces" each consisting OF two thick
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man, looking up at him with express
sionless eyes. Punched by pain
less dentist. Take me away, fatty,
and give me gas. Some lay eggs and
some lay none. When is a hen?'
Still deeply seized by some inward
GRIEF. but tractable, he allowed Quigg
10 lead him away and down the
little street to little park.
There, seated on bench, he upon
whom corner of the great Caliph's
mantle has descended, spake with
kindness and discretion, seeking to
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-09-17
Wearing Shoes Was a Disgrace.

Then thease littel boise and gurIs |
sean today all had on shoose and stock
ings. Member how we ust to devil the
oanly boy that woar shoose and stock
lnSs 10 our school2 Called him sissy
and Lizzie. and Maudie and things. And
he got so he wuddent ware EN- and he
come bairfoot. Wassent he proved the
first cow-eech he got under his tow?
And dident he look like hede found 2
Goald mine when he come to school with
male nocked off his big tow and a rag
tide around il with a thread? We never
maid fun of him amy moar after that.
Hede bin a town boy and haddent node
no better at furst
And they wassent one of these boise
drest today so you cud holler at him:
"Goody. goody govt,
Shurt-tale's out;
Five miles in and
Six miles out"
Member how we ust to spat, spat.
spat along in the dust, kicking I'D all we
cud of II?
That was living, ell. cussiu? Wy, If
we cud go back TO that, me and YOU,
wede stand for the poisoned places I'm
our shins WHARF wede put poke-berv
joose on. and for the stoan-brooses and
the snagged places that maid you go
hipttity-hop with one foot and that
nuthing but going swimming would
cure-wuddent we?