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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-09

the finish Of the case
/ "Of course she said was not
telling the truth. but the next day
the newspapers reported the case
Ia detail and INDICATED me.
THE next night I squared my.
self by saying ! had stopped 10 aee
a big fire. aud she was only halt
convinced until my tale wna pub
iishrh In the papers next day.
My maHfnfniece, however. WAS 4
thrilling description uf y mndman
Who dashed down the streets aud
into the bay after frightening the
life out af hair n score II people.
Ny arrival home NJ dawn. I told my
Nik.. vas due 90 the fact that
wanted 20 see the police drag the
hay for the body Again the pa
psra indicated me NJ wife ~ sort
" dubious nas bat a. long aa she
cant prove pnker she keeps her
month shut. And the fact that all
these things occur after midnight
squares me The explanation a that
have a friend on the morning pa
per. and every niEht before ] 90
home ! call him up and get the de-
tails ~ the latest local news.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-09

the educational department viii
open on Octobar 2
The Nouns Mems Christian assoc
eiEtion has nov a new building as
sured and the needs Of the young
mems work have been brought
prominently before the people dur
lng the past few years. u "a now
time Seattleas citizens we're begin
ming 10 realize what a great good
the Young Women's Christian asuo-
citation Is doing and lend a helping
hand 10 the devoted workers.
f.e, us help the work 10 expand.
and bring more aud more ~ Seat
ties young womanhood Under its
protecting care We would hear
less Of ruined young lives aud
blighted hopes. and homeless girls
would find here refuge from dis
tFess aud troabie Then. TO crown Il
all. We could listen TO the voice Of
the Mighty Creator. Well done
thou good aud faithful servant"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-09
GERMAN OFFICER WEARS SCARS
AS MEMENTOS OF MANY DUELS
LIEUTENANT SETTLE or THE ALIKE. HERO or - SWORD
rieHrs-ssvEs WOUNDS BEAR TESTIMONY TO ogs.
PERkrE CONFLICTS

Decorated by the sultan of Turkey
and the hero OF - duets are The spe-
sfai hoaora achieved By Naval Sur.
Keon Lieutenant Settle of the Ger
man cruiser Bake. nov in bort
A tRli powerfully built man. erect
and handsome save for some livid
scars that scar hin face. troaaurrd
marks Of friendly sword play 8hd
trophies Of fields OF honor. Llfu-
tenant Settle Is one or the most nj,
tereB'ing of the officers Of Ute
Fake
foath to talk OF the many Tits in
ED Heidelberg days. Lioutenant
Settle Ia one Of the most akiliht
swordsmen in the German imnariaf
navy Seven mute scars ARE the
tell-tAle witnesses of his eenteat4
fla wears a beautiful decoration.
presented to him by Sultan Abdul
Hamid 81 Turkey some years ago
when Kaiser Wilhelm cruisc.l
through the Mediterranean on the
warxhip Lorelci. visiting Constan-
tinople. where friendly greeiin
we're exchanged between the tao
soversigna. Lieutenant Settle waa
surgeon 20 his majesty during the
cruise and he. with his associate Of
fieera. received the decoration ne
now wears.
The scars which Lieutenant Settle
wears. seven IN number. consist of
one "prima." one "Hecunda." three
-tertias" and two "quintas." these
being the Latin terms for the order
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ION the Other Fellow"
HUMOROUS LITTLE THINGS WHICH HAPPEN TO SEAT
rLElres AS TOLD ~ rHea FRIENDS
sEE44E %#sR4sEEE4Its stttttttttttt

A crowd Of men around town sat
at their stems In a down town
cafe Thursday night discussing the
ffightful huld that stock gambling
got on some men. Aa illustrated In
the story OF THE Pit" one 81 the
men listened Tor while. Tipped
the ashes from his cigarette. aud an
nnunced nanehalBntiys
TIN a poker fiend. and have the
finest scheno In the world for
aquaring myself with ny wife an
er a little game"
Ills friends were all Intensely In
lereaird. aud he was urged ~ tell
the secret
Il Joined a poker club BE- went
on. and got SO infatuated with the
game that my wife began 10 raise
a howl every niEht because | stayed
out late. | had exhausted all the
usual excuses % business sick
friend.' etc. when one night. know
Ing there would be an unusual row.
a brilliant idea struck mo Sure
enough she nailed me and I calmly
told her Of a murder shich o.
CURED and that I had stopped a see
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-09
Tells a Story Of Heroic
EndeayOr In Great Cause

who have arrived Ia Seattle atrang
era The association has nov
Employed an assistant matron. 80
that all trains can be met
So the work has BEEN golnE on.
growing daily In usefulness a. Sc
attle'a daughters The women who
are deyoting their time TO the work
do 80 with little rseamnense In a
financial way. their payment being
ia the knowledge OF work we'll
auna
Miss MAY r Walker. next years
general uecretary. has great plans
for enlarEing the usefulness Of the
institution during the coming l.
months. and 90 talk with her one
would suppose that she had the
magic power Of some good fairy be
hind her. 50 confident II she that
she can do things" and there " ma
doubt hat that she can. with the
help OF the excellent aaaiFtanta she
has IN all departments
Miss Elsie n Whiting has been
engaged a. physical director. and
she COMES hero with an envlable
reputation In her work. a. she
comes frum the Posse gymnasium.
Boston. shower hathA viii DO In
stalled soon AZ an expense OF some
$500. and other improvements will
hs addict.
The cooking school will be In
charge OF Miss Bertha 8 smith.
late ON the faculty of the Oregon
State Agricultural college. will be
tho difcgtor of tho educational
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-09
ELECT
OFFICERS

DENVER. Sept 9.--The q. A. X
eneampmsnt elected officers yester-
day. and Corporal James Tanner.
Of New York. captured the position
of commsnder-in-chi Tho other
offices were filled as follows
Senior vice commander. George W
Cook. Denver. Junior vice com.
mander. silas ". fowler. MinneaD-
oils. surgeon general. Hugh Philler
Waukesha. Wis. and chaplain-in
chief. Rev. Father J. G.. Leary,
Chapman. Kan. Minneapolis was
chosen ms the meeting place for
1906.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-09

A reception and banquet were
rendered Commander nshneka aaa
hla fellow officers 81 the Oefman
cruiser Esalka AZ ths st0ekaae hoezi.
AK Point On Friday might by ths
German Americans 81 Seattle. knsl
the spirit of eomATaiefIs reiEned
supreme. d.
No more splendid evidence ~ the
good feeling existing between thm
subjects Of Kaiser Wiihalm and tbs
people % this country has ever been
manifested in The northwest The
taasta, with aas accord. sseentuat-
81 the fact that President Roosevelt
and the kaiser Wrfr this tAo greatest
meu ~ tire age. and that THE people
under the ffxxs Of these ma tionn they
represent Nefs ths maal PATRIOTS
an1 freedom loving
A8oiph f.nsNe. editor Of the
" Washington Stats zeifuHa. in an
eloquent zns@eh. stated that reftnin
Newspapers IN thia country and In
Germany were largely responsible
Tor the feelings af pf~1adire that
existed between the fwo nations. enc
toward the ether
Mayor hallihErr said he wTm
proud tn h~ the chief executive II
the best rity IN the world while
- Governor McGrsw. Who talks
German sith a Dublin accent. aid
that gerrnAn- Americans. during all
ihe time ~ had held public office.
NHrr ihe NEST las abiding trorir
% The commonwealth and the first
70 ciamof Tor the enforcement Of
AZ and order.
Secretary Afrikir. Of the chamber
af cotnmerc~. the canny scot who
= always ready With merry qulp.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-09

of Importance OF the wounds In
flieted Ia ANord battle. A ''prima.
i the scar on tho brow or temple.
being nearest a vital spot. the "se-
eunda' must be delivered near the
eye. while the ''tsrtiA" may hew
away certain or Indefinite portions
of the cheek or nose. depending
upon the skin OF the man delivering
The thrust The "quinta- stands Tor
n more or ieas Insignificant Gun
about the chin. but II souvenir not
10 be sneezed At by any OF his
maiesty's subjects
Lieutenant Settles fellow Officers
say That these seven scars stand for
the only duela he ever lost. the other
2s being placed TO hts credit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-09
Wit and Good Will
Reigned at Banquet
srocKAoE SCENE MEMORABLE AFFAIR AT WHICH
GERMAN COMMANDER FELLOW OFFICERS WE'RE
QUESTS OF Aosoa-spiRir OF comaAoERlE MANIFESTED

kept ihe efeNd IN an urraaf with q
humorous little tain
other speeches were made b.
Commander fishnekc. German con.
sui Ucisaisf. oscar nsfEef and Wi.
liam fienaeI
Tho guests - honor Nsrsi Com
fasndef nahnfke 81 the Esslke. Navy
|fshysician Or Settle. fasst Iteutan-
ant Gluaf. Lieutenant Aaamann.
Lieutenant CaIliaen and chief pay-
master tlpuuiann. al - the Fnike.
and Col Noble. commandment ~ the
army poet at Fort taAt5an
/ Ia the afternoon the Officers u
he Fake were given an auto ride
about the city saturday afternoon
they receive the Invited guests from
the University clsb and the cham
her OF ccmWefse on board the Falke.
between : ard 5 =. NJ. ard rrpfe-
#sHtatiysH # German societies be-
tween 4 % and 6 80 y. m.
Sunday the Fake vii hs open to
visitors from 10 30 a ~. % ? D m.
Al .. m the Fake leave for Ia
enna.
when tho faike reaches san
Francisco. Captain nehncke wiii be
reilsvcd Of hla command and vii
be detailed In the naval alfuainiaifa-
ton offices In Berlin. and Captain
Non Annion. nov attaehe 10 the ad-
fuifai'y offices o. the imperial home
squadron" At Klsi. Germany. viii
auecnr3 him
Captain lshnukr stated Saturday
that the present visit % The cruiser
Bake may result In the permanent
siafioninE Of a German uarahip Ia
noFth Pacific waters. bat that the
kaiHef'a navy was hardly large
enough for thai yet"
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HOwS THIS?

We offer ans Hursfreii unllars' Re-
ward TOR any cAes * 4'afArHh tlint can
not - cured - Naita gak4rrh cure.
" y CHENEY a 60 Tnletn q
We. She upderHiEned. have knoWu =.
= cheney for the last 8 Years. aasi
believe hlFu perfectly hanorAhie ln all
business transactions AMI slngne ally
Ahie @ CARR eat ans ohifz4 fsais made
~ his firnt
~ At.DlNts. kfNNA< 4 MARVIN.
WhuANsaae Druggists. Toledo n.
haiFa gxt4rFh cure - taken intaF-
nAii3. acting directly unan re blood
ara m ticof4s surfaces Z the - stem
bottle Selt b al druggists.
fake Halls Panty Pas for cor
sftpattou-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-09

Grandma Mary Anderson. the
oldest member OF the Salvation
army IN Seattle. and ono whose
Chriatian ehArar ter aud sunny dis
position brought giadness and
cheer 90 all who kneW her. died OF
old age August %. Sunday evening
a. the Salvation army hall. Fifth
and Washington. Adlutant and Mrs
J. NJ Wolfe will cOnducf a memorial
afTEire Ia her honor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-09
Would Forfify
Deception Pass

General Alea. Mckenzie. chief Of
engineers In the army and a mem
ber ~ the committee that has been
ordered here 10 inspect the defeN8s
OF Puget sound stated Friday that a
strong fortinenti0n vas imperative.
~ neesled Al Deception pass, AZ M
euemy's vessels once behind the Al
mifRlty inist defonses would be- able
to open fire on Seattle and the
Bfemorton navy yard.
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educational work have had an en-
roilment Of r.
Much neN apparatus has been 70
Gently Installed In thu gymnasium
end u Is nos wcii equipped. but no
adequate bathing facilities have al
Yet been supplied.
Few people are aware 81 the fact
that the Young women's Christian
association Is maintaining the mat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-09

work. and classes wiil be conducted
In commoa and high school
branches. tneefher with musical Ia.
atruciion. Classes will meet duFinR
the day. ard also "a the evening q
accommodate working girls
The conking school Nttl open Tor
tho fall term On September Z. and
present Indications point 70 = large
enrolment. The regular term ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-09
WOMEN BEHIND TIE y W. c AIN SEATTLE DESERVE GREAT
EFFORTS HELP HOMELESS eiRLs-sRoHr
PLANS FOR FUTURE

Tho annual report Of the Seattle
Noung NomenS Christian aasoCia-
zion tells a story OF heroic cndeaVaF
10 surrounding obstacles lp work
Ter the young women Of our city.
The association Waa first organ
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-09

ron az the depot II Ii safe 10 say
that a thousand girls and women
have been helped by Mrs. Slime
when they we're travelling. without
giving the matter a thought a. to
Who was employing her. The work
has hoen Of an untold benefit 20 many
girls who were travelling alone and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-09
"ThEY OBEY" SAIS
LAUBSCHER

Most 81 the saloons Of the city sre
nheylnR the latest instruction OF
Mayor Bailinger Tor the enforce
meut OF the saloon boz ordinance.
according 10 the report which Cap.
tain Laubaeher has made 70 Mayor
halllnger. The captain has com
pleied his inspection aud really be-
iiovco that most OF the saloon own.
era VIII comply instead OF making a
fight IN the courts.
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Attention Frstsrnsi Orders and
Societies.

|. our studio Is especially arranged
for large groups 81 all kinds and
sizes at very moderate prices open
sundays from | 10 J T. m. only
ENEan a Ericsson Studio. Eitel
Bldg. Second and Pike. 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-09

The last big excursion and picnic
Of the season will be given by the
chopperH' Degree nj Pleasant Beach
Sunday. Boats leave Pier 2 hourly.
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tned IN iSst. but during the hard
times suspended work. and was re.
organized In 1897. The first home Of
the assoc sation was a little room Ia
an old frame building. but lt now
occupies large quarters IN the Seat.
tie thcateF building. T0s laird az
enne. Evea yet. however. there il
not sufficient room % properly car
r. on the work and With the present
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-09

BY Choppers Degree. Sunday. Sep
tember 10. Boats leave Pier 2 every
hour ''s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-09

These rffess arr a sample % VI nat
ne are selling xroreries for az eur
branch stores. situated - k8i Queen
Anne ave. cor. Republican. az HAL
lard. Opposite city hall. at Greea
Lake station.
We sell At Wholesale only az our
Wholesale Department. and VIII de-
ii<er orders fFon xi14a upward.
Smaller orders. there will be =
charge ~ 44c for carriage.
- lbs, best Potatoes -. 2Se
Best Potatoes In bags. rer it0 lbs.
..sss s.ss. .ss.s $780,. ~0e
Good sugar Corn. per can. Ne
Good Corn. per dor. .....s. poe
Extra grade Corn. per can f2h q
Extra grade Corn. per doz. : f.2.s
fshniec Tosastoszs per can, 80. &c
Ghosce Tomatoes. per doz. soc
fse solid packed Tomatoes. per can
.s.ss ..s.. .-..sss..-s- ne
isc soiid packed Tomatoes. Per dog
s.s-s-ss sses. .-.s.ssssss> fsE0
Tne Famous Hoffman House Coffee.
unequallsa IN aunllty At any priee,
per pound =. ...- $500. zoe
- and sib. pkEs. .sge
lie. a and se-ib. pkGR. 1919 use
MORO Castle Coffee. extra quality.
viii EQUAL the ordinary tec crffee.
Per ID sss. .s... ..s.sssss.sE
y. n. YERxA q SONS.
Whoissaia Department is AZ
Main and Occidental.
SEND FOR PRICE LIST.
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y. n. YERxA & SONS.
WhoissaIa Department Is AZ
Main and OceidsntaL.
SEND FOR PRICE LIST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-01

In former times all the crackers used on
the Fourth of July came from China. Now
nearly all of them are made right here in
America The work is very simple. Strips
of soft pasteboard are saturated with
some explosive material and rolled closely
around a bit of composition" that is pow
der mixed with sulphur, so as to burn slow
~ with Kissing noise which is terminated
with the sharp crack from which the
cracker gets its name. primer" or
a cord soaked with saltpetre, Is included in
the rolling process, red cover is added,
and the joy Of the boy and the misery of
the dog is ready for use
In the making of fireworks it is necessary
to have big Enclosure and a lot of small
houses. The object of this is to prevent
an explosion in one from causing the whole
plant to go up in smoke Each house is
devoted to the making of one kind of fire.
works, for instance, there is one for rockets,
one for torpedoes, one for Roman candles,
etc. AS dangerous as the work seems many
girls and even children are employed In the
various processes. which in reality so
simple that there Is no reason why we
should have to pay such high prices for
our fireworks
visit to the largest fireworks plant in
America showed how the set pieces were
made. large wooden platform stood in
the center of the trees and grass. looking
for all the world like picnic dancing pa
vilion. On 1t We're drawn in black paint
three pictures of heroic. size OF George
Washington, President Roosevelt and the
third, a combination of the American eagle
and the stars and stripes The superin-
tendent explained this is where we sketch
our drawings for our set pieces. The three
you see there are used SO often that we
have put them down in black paint. All
the others are chalked on the boards and
replaced in day or two with others. We
keep two artists constantly at work on
fire pictures. After tha picture is sketched
a big wooden frame is laid over it and its
lines are duplicated in pliable bamboo,
which is nailed on the frame On the bam-
boo we fasten slow burning fuses. which,
when touched of, present the work of art
in fiery outlines You would be. surprised
at the range of subjects They vary from
race horses to roses, and from ships TO
babies. If an order is received in the after
noon we have 1t ready to ship ON the next
morning"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-01

there" said Stephen In an awed tone.
And the ice-cream freezer. Living
stones voice rose in a wall of woe. The
Ia boy loved sweets. and had spent his
last penny in getting them.
"Dfck!' he called sternly.
No answer.
Then the boys pounded and pushed and
tried to climb over the barricade and
grew redder and redder and crosser and
crosser and hungrier and hungrier. but
not bit of good did it do. There was
no question but that Dick had the best of
them.
I'VE might aswell go home" said Ste
phen. as the lunch hour drew near.
"Oh, let's give In" said Livingstone. sui
lenly, thinking of the ice cream.
Do" echoed all of the girls. and the
boys stood irresolute.
Just then on a ledge above the barricade
appeared boy In his hand he carried
tiEkling glass. Beads of tantaliZing cool
ness were on the Outside. while inside one
caught a glimpse OF yellow lemon peel.
Lemonade groaned the boys. and
moved their parched lips feverishly. as The
small boy drained the glass TO the last
drop.
In another moment small girl climbed
up beside him, then the two proceeded 10
cat fried chicken and sandwiches and sal
All and fruit in sight of the tortured clubs.
Not a word did they speak, however.
Now and then they went through certain
pantomimic actions expressive of their en-
joyment. but they kept absolute silence.
last EITHER we give up or go home
But even they wavered, the two on
the rock disappeared to come back in
moment each armed with a saucer of
heaped up righteousness.
ice cream came shout from twenty
voices and Stephen knotted his handker-
chief to a stick and made flag Of truce.
Then Dick jumped to his feet.
you give in? he said eagerly.
Yes" came the loud response.
And Dot can join the Thimble Club?
Eyes" from all the girls.
''You swear it by your lives, your for
tunes and your sacred honor" demanded
the stern keeper of the fortress.
1--WE do" and the twenty boys and girls
held their right hands high.
''All right" said Dick.
How is he going to get that stone away
wondered the boys. when suddenly over
the top of the barricades slipped rope
ladder Dick had borrowed from Dots
father, with not a word to the use to
which it would be put
The boys were silent with admiration. 10
think that little Dick could plan such a
siegei
''And they provsioned for a week." was
Stephens grudging admission.
They cIambered up and over, wiser and
rather subdued. to find on the inside lem
onade for their parehed throats. and house
wifely Dot presiding over a well-set and
well-filled table.
But Dick. as beiitted a conqueror. sat at
the head of the table and was waited on
by Livingstone Witherspoon,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-01

on bofe sides an den he knowed 'twuz
whar Tarr' pin bin draggin' lbs un'need
shell thu de dus'. 'ShoH sezee, better
spunk up an git outer dis; no tellin' how
early Tarr'pin started; he mought git dar
fuS eff | ain look out
$50 he gin his fur good rakin' over an
putt on all his bes' fixins an set out fer de
gals house.
"'Fo' he got ve'y fur he met up wild
Tarr' pin an sezee. 'Heyo, my fren', wat
mex you start early? Tain do you
good ter git dar befo de time. Gal say you
mus rive on de stroke er twelve neener
befo' ner after
=" Vas, sub; vas, sub, I knows dat, seq
Tarr' pin. sezee, but you mus member W at
slow trabeler I is. A big man lax you,
wat teck greet long steps, boun ter beat
me eff 1 ain stir my stumps an start early.
=" so OATS how de lam lays, is hit?' seq
Bar, sezee. Well, oil man. keep eff you
wanter but Use 'feerd you have all dis
trabblement fer nuttin'. You mought eZ
well set down in de shade an 'j'y yo'sef,
kase l boun' ter git dar fus' you ain got
de shos' NV chanel, an de gal knowed
dat wen she talk bout de race. Twuz jes'
her way NV gettin' shed er you widout
hurtin' yo' feelin's.'
'Mebbe so, mebbe so, seq Tarr pin.
seZee. but eff you don min. sub. l jes'
bout think / gwine keep on, now got dis
fur
"Dey tol one nu'rr .so-long' an Bar he
go on an soon leave Mistah Tarr' pin fur
ways behme. He see de sun ain ve'y high
yit, an he wuz right wo m an tired, so he
say he b'liev he lay down in de shade an
res vile. So dat wat he do, an presn'y
he go fas' asleep, an he slep' an he slep'
an he snore an he snore, an de flies come
an lit on his nose an tickled him. but he
jes' breshed 'em off wild his behime foot an
went on sleepin'.
After vile long come Mistah Tarr'pin
dra ggin' bisse'f thu de dus an de hot sun.
He see Mistah Bar layin off unner tree.
an he stretch his neck up outer de shell.
an drord off de PAT an looked at him good
'Uh-huhp sezee, fas' asleep, I see. Well.
snooge on, Mistah Bar; dat suits me Jack
ly. an have you ter know. sub. dat hits
Of sayin' an true sayin de long pole
reaches de ,simmon, but de smart dog gifts
hit
wild dat Tarry-long he went amblin' on
an LET Mistah Bar sleepin' lax a log an
snorin lax saw-mill.
..Pres'ny r. ar walked up an seed Mistah
Tarr pins track ag'in an knowed he'd bin
by. Gee whizzr sezee, dat mis- able Ill
cuss done had de insurance ter pass me-.
l mus git up an git. no tellin at
happen Wild dat he shuk hissef an got
up an went long right fas' 'twel he ketched
sight or Tarr'pin ag'in. Den he Stacked up
3 NJ an put on lots er style, swaggerin'