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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-07-27
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AGENT The comnanv's man will arrive
tbara an another boat on nth with
tickets. Tn the meantime give tempor-
arv tickets and afterwards change
them with company tickets.
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steamer IS "haIcolh' AWdltlIis answer
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A cable published as a part of an adj
vertisement in the local Japanese
press, was also translated, as follows:
Recruit labOrers for Seattle and
Tacoma having obtained license at this
time to recruit laborers. Six hundred
to go to Seattle and Tacoma to be
brought by special steamer Stanley
Dollar to this country"
The motion 70 dismiss is based upon
n long LIST of alleged failures of proor
among them being that TIil,utal,a was
agent for the companv or that tbe~e
was anv agreement To take the mas
sengers TO Seattle on June %. If is
also claimed that there is no proof thar
the libellants went ~ exDense in nra-
pairing for the trip. rctvine unon state
ments made by the steamship or its
master or owners. As further rrqupds
the motion saws.
THAT if any contract of carriage was
ever entered into between IibeIlants and
libellee the same was superseded by
the contract of carriage as evidenced bv
the ticket issued to libeIlants on the
2Stn day of June, A. D. 1905. and un-
der and in pursuance of the terms and
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-10-29
ANNOUNCEMENT.

Realizing that the holiday rush is
not far Of and having been almost
entirely cut of from one of the best
months trade Of the whole year on
account Of the improvements being
made on the building occupied by
me, will therefore have TO over
come these conditions by making
goods move at a rapid rate within a
limited time, in order 20 make room
for the large holiday stock / have
purchased for the coming season. /
only have two weeks In which to do
this-one week TO get ready and one
week TO sell goods. / am going 10
make the prices so reasonable. that
] feel sure every reader OF the Eagle
will be interested In something we
viii offer for sale, and find IL to their
advantage TO come and make pur.
chases. We are going TO include I'm
this sale a general assortment OF over
sl.OOO worth OF goods az half price.
The dates Of sale are Nov. 4tb 10
Nov. 10th inclusive. Don't fail 10
read ad elsewhere IN this issue.
j. NJ. CALDWELL,
SoO TIE Jeweler.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-10-29

Deputy County Clerk Geo. r.
Wicker showed 20 the Eagle re-
porter yesterday the record OF the
first marriage license ever issued In
Brazos county, so far as the records
Of the county show. The license
was issued under the Republic OF
Texas, May 10, 1872, 20 Henry NJ.
Sigh aud Martha Nunley. j. l..
Bowman was the clerk, and Joshua
Scale, Justice of the peace, certified
10 the marriage on May IL. Accord
ing TO the record the second license
issued was fifteen months later.
All goods in our special sale marked
In plain figures. First five days OF
sale, Nov. 10 Nov inclusive, we
offer all our dress goods, silks, laces,
embroiderIes, corsets, ladies skirts,
cloaks and jackets. Don't miss these
unprecedented bargains. Burt Nor
woods. $50
Give your orders for clean high
grade coal 10 us at $500. Car now 10
transit. Watch our ads and keep
posted.
Bryan Ice, Storage q Coal Co.
2si
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Hanneman
have moved from Calvert back 10
Bryan, and occupy cottage near
the Free Baptist church.
Watch for new features every five
lays In our Chauge-in- Business sale, |
which begins Nov. and ends Dec. |
81. Burt Norwood's. 30
Mr.. and Mrs. John Windsor Of
Madison county were In the city |
yesterday. and left 10 visit Dallas |
md Fort Worth.
l.. c. Sellers, =. II. Arlington. |
Sob McFerran and others were here
rom Millican yesterday.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-10-29
LOCALS

Read Caldwell's special sale ad to-
day. 2sO
Miss Leila Gentry is visiting at
Wellborn.
Allie Dunnica returned 10 San An
tonic yesterday.
Jas. Wilson. Jr., Of Edge was Ia
the city yesterday.
&. J. Gorzycki came down from
Calvert yesterday.
Mrs. Laura Hoppe arrived from
Houston yesterday.
Mrs. VIM. Rigby returned from
Richmond yesterday.
Read Norwood's Change-in- Bust
ness sale Ad In this issue. dit
Capt. p. II. Dawson was visitor
from wellborn yesterday.
Mrs. John Gotham and children
left yesterday 10 visit In Dallas.
George Siddall OF Anderson was
here yesterday en- route 10 Fl. Worth.
J.H. StonehAm was here yester-
day from Stoneham, Grimes county.
Misses Josie and Maggie Kubetske
arrived from Bremond yesterday on
a visit.
Mrs. NJ. A. Evetts Of Benchley is
the guest Of Mayor and Mrs. Il. n.
Harrison
Mrs. T.. II Baker returned IN Pal
estine yesterday, after a visit TO
relatives.
RI. Rev. George Kinsolviug,
bishop Of Texas, returned 10 Austin |
yesterday.
Rev. Father Milletello oficiated
AZ the marriage OF three Italian
Sauples yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. W. Henry re-
turned to Palestine yesterday, after
\ visit 10 relatives.
Mrs. VIM. Masterson returned 20
n custom yesterday, accompanied by
Mrs. Nellie Ballard.
Cliff A. Harris returned yesterday
rpm Brownsville, Matamoras, Mon
iSrey and other points.
lThe !. d G.. n. nOrthbound passen-
u train went over the Central 10
~ rne from this place yesterday
~ ing, on account Of a wreck this q
is OF Valley Junction. II
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-10-29

The Eagle IL requested 10 an
nounce that DR.. Geo. u. Butler will
preach at the A. and NJ. College this
morning at II o'clock, and Rev. q
A. Foster will preach at the First
Baptist church In this city at the
same hour. DIR. Butler will occupy
his pulpit tonight.
The first FIVE days OF our grea,
Change-in-B Business sale, beginning
Wednesday, Nov. |, we will cOnfIne
our special bargain sales 10 all our
dress goods, silks, laces. embroider.
les aud corsets, ladies' skirts, cloaks
and jackets. Don't miss IL Burt Nor
woods. 20
Marriage licenses have been issued
20 Carmels Degiglia and Giuseppe
Dipuma, DemenicO AncOna and Dor
otea ConsOla, William Mills and An.
ME Harrison. The last named couple
were married by Judge A. q. Board
at the courthouse yesterday.
In the football game at Waco yes.
terday the A. and NJ. defeated Bay
Tor by score Of ~ 0. Ia another
game. also played az Waco yester-
day, Texas Christian University de-
feated Austin College Of Sherman.
Score n too.
We are going 10 establish an ex-
elusive ready .tO-wear store. and
have arranged a great slaughter salA
20 get rid Of all other goods In the
dry goods line. Watch for special
announcements every five days. Burt
Norwood. $50
Program y. Y. ?. L.. Sunday, DC.
tober 18th, 500 .. m. Devotional
leader 90 John Newton. Subject
The True Nine Scripture lesson
John i5:l-i2. Everybody cordially
Invited TO these services.
Or. Behrens, desiring 90 help rich
and poor alike with his God given
healing powers, makes no charges.
He believes everyone will pay ac-
cording 10 their ability. See ad I'm
another column. 2sl-w2
Have your stoves repaired before
cold sets in. can mend any part
broken and give satisfaction. Buy
and sell secondhand stoves. Billy
Griffin, phoue 2l7. novI2
Miss May Stewart and companv
viii appear In the comedy prOduc- |
ton. The Hunchback," at the
opera house Friday night, Nov. 3.
Give us your orders for anthracite /
coal At 81 81 and save money.
Bryan Ice, Storage a Coal Co.
2Sl
Big values In Mems and Bows
clothing are included In our special
'ale beginning Wednesday, Nov. 1.
Burt NOrwood's. 2SO
Judge w. n. Nall Of Kountze ar
lived In the city yesterday 10 visit
his brother, Sheriff r. NJ. Nall and
amily.
Mrs. II. X. Harrison returned TO
3renham yesterday, after visit TO
Ter daughter, Mrs. Mabel II. Cas-
les.
For Reut-Three nicely furnished
ooms in Hoppe residence on Red
'op street. Apply TO A. McGary .2SO ,
A party OF Bryan hunters will visit '
he Big Thicket In Hardin county I
bout the middle Of November.
Mrs. II. l.. Hilgartner Of Austin ]
'as IN the city yesterday 90 attend 5
le funeral of DR.. +. G. Bittle. a
Editor a. J. Buchanan and family
tended the opening OF the Dallas ;
'lr yesterday. 4
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-10-29

To Rent Nov. ist-Five-room resi-
dence. good cistern, barn aud out
houses, near town and near the
graded school. Apply to Mrs. Will
Winter or phone pa go
Judge Jno. y. Henderson il here
from Tyler for few days visiting
his family.
Society and club matter will be
found on extra pages.
World's cresset., 1905-05-18
GERALDINE ITEMS.
rETHEAst.
10 be continued.

Dear Editor and correspondents
we will try to dig upa few items
Tor this week as / have been
absent for time.
We are having more rain than
we need
Mr.. John Ceilings wife diod last
Friday evening she leaves busb-
and and five small children and
lots Of friends to mourn her loss
A large crowd attended Church
at Rock Springs last Sunday.
Mr.. Amos Pine is tho proud
father of a fine boy mother getting
along nice but no chance at all icr
Amos.
People are ali done planting
through here.
Sweet Sixteen you have been
absent longer than | have you had
better hunt up your pencil and got
TO work.
Well ! will stop for this week
and get moro news for next week
so bye bye.
World's cresset., 1905-05-18

Messrs Eberhard, Mckinney, Barnett.
Jones' and Carter have made large
improvement on thels ranches
MI. Meeker Is painting nj tue town q
Lovcl.
Henry Cater ls working for Mr,
Eberhard.
Charley Jones and James Mckinney
can tell you how many six horse teams
Mr.. Purkins raised from one mother
aud Oil Of them 4 years old
Mr. Purkins says be IL going 10 round
up his horses ,his summer
Mr. Whaley and Mr. Kane frou
Shell Creek: two Of the Oldest settlers II
the Big Horn Basin took dinner at Mr.
Barnett,slhe other day.
Mr., Ed, II you will be Kind enough
70 correct my bad spelling Iwill ring Of
for this time,
World's cresset., 1905-05-18
BASS KENTUCKY. X


Kind editor and correspondence | viii
send = lille bundle Of Items.
Cool and raining at this writing farmers
arealmosl done planting corn.
Brother Cundiffpeaches al lbeMetho
dest Church this evening.
Clande Suth crland and wife and bah,
Annie Louis are visiting wifes parents
Mr. and Mrs Sanders prlleyion K,.
What has hapbencd TO liltle sweet hear,
we would likct> hear from him and
those sleepy hollow folks
Come agin Tom and Dick with your
Rock Spring items they are newsy
Mrs Sutherland and daughter has re
turned home after aweeks yisi, at Mrs.
Sarah Bells Elhorn Ry,
The health Of The country is good a, the
pIeasant,
Alr and Mrs George Sanders aud two
Children Louis and 4 Iger are visiting a,
Pellyton Ky
Please wake up lei us hear from 70.
Why dontall all senun tier films ey
cry week the Cresset isa newsy little
paper and the Editor seems ready and
willing to print them.
! was glad 10 hear OF the good sabh
an school at rock springs may the
goo'' work 80 on
wonld like so well TO have been at ,bp
sh & ng a, Mr. Muris
Brother Johnson vii. preach at tho Ne,
hodist Church next sunday.
MI. W. $. sath erland was at Cambel
will last week Gu pasiness
! am always glad to see the littla Cres
sci It IL Z welcome visitor at our h IN,
Ac news IL scarce and am s,rs
ger 70 you folks viii close.
But L this escapes the waste basketI
VIII come again.
World's cresset., 1905-05-18
WASHINGTON
lI.E1'TE r
From Our Regular Correspondents

From Our Regular Correspondents
The odore Roosevelt. the War Lprd
of whom we heard SO much ID the days
OF the last campaign, has declared war, !
But IL IS not againit another Nation
seeking 70 maintain emicable relations
with the United States but against
corporate interests which threaten the
welfare Of the American people. II Is
not the army Or the nayy. or any other
form Of big Stick which this Presidest
whom his opponents declared u be
spoiling for a fight proposes 70 use on
the corporations but The powerful
weapon Of public education. lncidcnl
ally, II N not The Democratic orator.
aud stump speakers who are pow
coDdemning Theodore Roosevelt loI bis
revolutionary theories bui 'ha
managers VI those corporate interest
oyer which he maintains 'hni me
Government should exercise u supervls
ory and regulatory function
or the fact that the President
has declared war there can be W
doubt. One has only to circula'e
among tho groups of railroad men,
delegates 10 the lnternational Ro'l-
way Congress, which are gathered
! D every hotel in Washington, 10
appreciate how bitter The war is TO
be, how intense ia the indigestion
of f,he indignation Of the great cap
taius OF interstate commeice be.
cause 'reyolutlonnry politician +,
us they term the President, should
attempt TO control them. General.
" speaking, the railway managers
of the United States are master'ui
men, accustomed to command and
to beng obcrcd, like the cen'ur-
ian of the Scriptures, and the nero
suggestion that they or their
methods should be made the
subject OF federal control fills them
with Indignation. For years they
have been laboriously working to
establish the sentiment, II pot the
belief, that tho railroads OF the
country are private property 70 be
administered solely for the benefit
of their stockholders Now the
President has announced in terms
clear that no ono can misunder-
stand them tina. this 10 not tho case
that the railroads, receiving their
charters from the state acquiring
their rights Of way by a asuprem Q
exercise OF sovereignty, an exer
which ermits them to condem
and take possession OF private pro.
perty, giving the owner fair re-.
muneration therefore, but taking
whether he cares to sell or not;
and controlling tho. hig ways
World's cresset., 1905-05-18

conmeroo, are pablo property
and must be administered primar-
lily for the benefit Of the public.
Such action on the part Of the
President has aroused the most
intense indignation On the part q q
the railway men and they are pre-
pairing to resist the purposes Of
the President to the bitter end.
That the end will be- bitter az man
can doubt, for The propaganda is
one calculated to enlist the
sympathy Of every unpfejudicpd
Amerlnan and whom eond ducted by
30 honest and fearless d leader as
Theodore Roosevelt there car be
Of doubt Of the result.
| Just after tho newa I lhs Presidents
| lenyer speecilt cached Washingt,,i, nnd
when Tho rlilway men were III hefever-
heat Of 'ndignafiun, just hfier Secretary
Raft lind enuncated At railway banan
e received al Chitigo delegation rom
| The striking ieams'era who cnmeta pro
4 test against The possible sending of fed.
lrfal troops to thai ciy 70 nnin'ai1 atd-
Irr. The Presidents rcply was not n
ienp1iizns With the siiuelinu moi an
/ o'fef 70 arhirate as some had feared |.
might bes hnt plain, fuiherlY admonjl-
ion, 70 observe the l,w, refrain from viol
'nce and render llnnrc, ssarg ua NppeNl
lor Iedefnl troops Mr. r ,asevAt did
noI mlnce lis words. In eyel, fffoatf
da'4i Duane'o preserve ldrr ~ tod
! lhe strikers, tosee ms, The laws uie
.ialicYedand Ilat order isifes rV~l y5
ms fSe hoaiGK appftl ~ fhf Pftsda,
.Eoi The Uot9d Sl8ps aNdiulu juel
menl nc sboul bags lhaf ii eyery good
tfil zno of tie Untted sth'cs, aad h.tagg
4 discussing be stfike situation III the
| lroqnQs tlah9 Chicago. tie President
expressly decla Cd That in all contests
with mob violence. If ever The need aris
es back OF the city stands the State and
back OF the State stands The nation.
World's cresset., 1905-05-18
CABooL ITEMS,
By SuLLy,'

Well this lonesome sunday
evening | believe III attempt TO
write a few Items.
We are having lots Of rain at
present.
jeff Wheeler Of Mt, Grove was
in Cabool last Sunday.
Rev. Henderson FLIED the pull
pit at cvder Bluff to-day sun
Mary Depre Of Min Grove is
visiting with Cabool friends this
week.
World's cresset., 1905-05-18
Chrystal Wyo. Items,
by SNOW DALL

Hello Mr., Editor CREssEr and
Correspondents, Here come with my
li,tloroll Of jumping Jolly.
N The wind ID blowing cold In tht
Basin. Our Father In Heaven Is sill
preparing snow 10 the mountains ,ha,
makes the green fields in the valleys In
summer,
Tho salt saye 10 coming up nice tha,
iswhat the horses, cattle and sheep live
I'll 0nin winter and summer.
Ths people are about done sowing
grain. #
MI. Parkkurst went 10 the r. r. with
about 10000 pounds u wool the oths,
day. N
Nj. EbsrhAfd returned from Cody
Wyo, whore 10 took ! four horse load
of Alpha seed 81 about 400 pounds
which brought him ! round $500. M
MI, S Bs Purkins 4 cooking for ihs
n Levsl ranch, NJ
World's cresset., 1905-05-18
THE CRESSET
PUBLISHED Evsay Thursday.
NO RTYOOD MISSO URI
LOcAL LORE


LOCAL LORE
-Nr, Brown the tanning man
was ID town q few days this week
Don't forget we haye received
our Spring line Of dress goods,
they are up-to-date;
Ellis and Little.
The little son Of the widow
Whitaker has enlisted in the
CREsssr OFFICE to become d print
liqa ( fail 10 call on Pope & Brad
Nra ior your clolhing x Uye-coats.
Every thing cost for cash,
Ar. G. E. Baxter Of Springfield
il the Giser machine men visited
the Ed, on last Tuesday and took
an order for an up.to.date saw
mill.
---Hamillon Brown Shoes are the best
Pope < Bradford handles them.
Everything at cost for cash.
Peter Absher WAS Iii Norwood
on last Tuesday in company with
his Bro. Smith and he droped in
the CREssEr OFFICE and chated
the Ed some time, come again
friend Absher.
Gail OIL Ellis & Little VIII en- in
need of Ladies' aud Gents fur.
nishing goods they carry the
completest line in town.
Henry Davis of Mansfield is
working in the CREssEr OFFICE,
anticipating to be foreman in the
near future realieve the wife Of
the Ed. who has spent the great
est part of her life in the OFFICE.
For a styles & colors in Onlin &
20 to Pope &Bra dford.
Everything at cost for cash,
Prof. Russell and wife have
moved to the Colony and have
taken up their abode with them
the Prof. is a master piece on
music.
Pope & Bradford have new line Of
Overcoats Hats, Caps & Gloves
cheap as dirt.
DO no. forget Decoration day
May the 30 at the Curtis grave
yard. The memorial address will
be made by Rey, i. s. Garrett
Ed. the CaEssEr and good singing
will be rendered.
Go to Ellis C Little for Mise
line Of mems dress shoes in
town.
Hon. Albin Perkins OF Noun
tam Grove was in Norwood on last
Monday and droped into the
CREssET OFFICE huredly shaking
hands with the Ed. informing us
that he was getting the mllage Of
the road to place It Oh the docket
Mt tho county seat. Bro. Perkins is
an accurate surveyor and one Of
Wright county's best citizens
- Got9 4 = 'utchcocks to buy
yoI EiGuolone. am the
la norised agent to sell you q
3a.tles ior $500 Dollars. GuaraN- :
esa 60 cent Bottles free when you
n0 and ret orders. Send at once
you have nevcr used IIiquozone
Mr.. John Arnold was joined in
holy matrimony to Miss Myrtle
More of Mansfield at the home OF
the brides parents in Mansfield on
the 7th, Of May. Rev. L, 5. Gar
rett of Norwood officiated. Mr.
John Arnold and his wife accom-.
panied the Ed. and his wife home
TO Norwood, the Eds. wife had
accompanied him to Mansfield and
helped the enjoyment of the re'
past at the supper table which
was spread with the grandest q
danties oflife.
-------s->~-.---
World's cresset., 1905-05-18
MT. GRov +, No.
Continued from Srd. page,
BY Albin Perkins.

Continued from Srd. page.
Now the truth IS, God has no
respect OF person. So Romans
~. 8, 10, III. "Tribulalion and
anguish upon every soul Of man
that doeth evil 0: the Jew first,
and also to the Gentle; But glory,
honor, and peace, to every man
(none left QUIT that workoth good {,
to the Jew first, aud also 10 the
Gentle; Fol- there is 20 respect oi
persona with God For more
prooi--See, Acts To- "a, 80, also
Col. 3: 25
M nn oontinuad
World's cresset., 1905-05-18

/, must not be forgotten that
Cabool will have Two days OF log
rolling July Bed and i,h. The
Modern Woodmau will do the roll.
ing
Mr and Mira, rom J ,hns,n span
sunday with james Farr's and wi
fe
Pearl Hubbard visited friends
IN willow Springs last geok
Well MS news arc scarce | will
close saying good bye TO tho MI.
Grevc. md Walnut grove kids
Bye Bye.
World's cresset., 1905-05-18

Several attanded the magic lont'
ern SHOW at the Roberts school
house saturday night.
Ester aud Andio Farris were the
welcome visitors Of Miss Anaie
R,aerts Sunday evening.
Hello sugar lump does W nose
ma how are you and clint progress
sing and you actually told Charley
how Doilie was running him in
debt dident you? YOU know about
that new hat. H., ha.
World's cresset., 1905-05-18

Mr., Brown the tanning mar
was ID town few days this week
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-19
Work and Play of Children of the Plains

| cooking stove complete the furniture,
which is placed to the greatest advan-
tage to save room, but you will see
that after the furniture is accommo-
dated there remains a very limited
amount of floor space; consequently,
there is no place for the children to
play about when cold weather forces
them to stay indoors. "And their
toys" you ask: "where do they enjoy
them?"
| Now, the children of the poor west
ern farmer have few, if any, toys, and
during most of the year little time for
play. The boys, when old enough (an1
they are considered old enough when
quite young), go out as herd boys,
work in the gardens and fields, and in
numerous ways assist in earning the
living for the family, for all must
work to live on this drouth-stricken
land, where every bit of produce is
coaxed into life and carefully nursed
to maturity. And not only do the little
boys work, but the girls as well. They
help their mothers with the chickens,
the garden, the sewing, cooking, churn-
ing and washing and ironing.
But we will go with one of the lit
tie herd boys-a bright-faced rugged,
brown fellow-who is taking the cattle
| to Craze. The time is early morning,
the season late fall. The crops have all
been gathered and stored in the gran
airy, built of loose surface rock and
rooted with dirt; the potatoes dug and
put in their holes deep in the ground
near the dugout, where they are safe
from the freezing weather of winter.
The cattle no longer need to be so
carefully herded as during the season
of growing crops. so the herd boy has
more leisure time in which to play.
The herd is small one-some twenty
steers and a half a dozen milk COWS
and we drive them to the top of long,
low range Of hills, where our guide tells
us there is good grazing.
And here we find the herd boys
playground. During the long days he
has been busy with hands as we'll as
with eyes. A miniature city-or west
ern town, rather-lies before u.s. The
surface of the hillside abounds in loose
shell rock, or Surface stone" as 1t IS
called, and the herder has loosened
much of this. carrying it to the top of
the hill, where he has used it to build
a city There are one business street
and several residence streets, following
out the design OF the village five miles
distant, the only place of any size that
our little builder has ever been in. The
tiny stone edlice represents one-story
stores and shops. and one-story (with
occasional two-story) residences of
very small proportions. There is q
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-19
LITTLE PITCHERS

Jest when mas tellin' bout Injuns or
ghosts,
Or the man who was murdered up to
Abram Posts,
Somethin' that interests sister an me,
Aunt, says she:
Little pitchers have long ears!
Run away an play, my dears;
Where's your hobby horse?"
Sis an me never hear, o. course,
What becomed o. the crazy man,
What the gypsy told Maria Ann,
Or what our Uncle Daniel seen
When he walked in the graveyard Hal
lowe'en.
Jes when we get to a interestin'
place
Aunt says to ma, kind o. makin'a face
Little pitchers have long ears!
Run away an play, my dears;
Where's your hobby horse?"
Sis an me got to go, o. course,
Cause II we don't an sister yells
Ma spanks us both an talks bout
somethin' else.