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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1915-07-07
ROSELILLIAN,


Roseliuian, July 5th 1.-The Fahlun
Baptist church had a celebration July
3rd at Albert Johnson's place. Every
one reported a good time.
Albert Lofgren, Annette and Hazel
Renstrom attended the picnic last
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erick Hedlof visited
with G. P. Erickson's last Friday.
The L. ]. Peterson and VIM. Lind
quist families attended the circus at
Willmar last Saturday.
Chas. Eastman has purchased a
Ford touring car.
Theodore Renstrom traded his REQ
car for motorcycle last week.
Miss Vera He'd is in the auto con-
test and we wish her success.
Willie Blomquist made a trip to
Willmar last Friday on business.
Miss Hulda Williams is at present
visiting with her sister, Mrs. A. B.
Walner.
The Blomquist young people visit
ed at Peter Erickson's last Saturday
evening.
Walter Erickson, David Aspaas, Els.
Their Strand and Minnie Erickson at
tended the circus last Saturday at
Willmar.
Richard Johnson and some of his
friends were Willmar visitors last Sat.
urday evening making the trip in his
jitney bus.
Mrs. Peter Hanson was on the sick
list last week.
! Andrew Strand and daughter ex
pect to leave for their home at Nfobe
N. D., very soon.
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Walen.WestvIu,

The marriage of Miss Ellen Andrina
Westvig to Mr.. Hans Louis Walen of
Foster, N. D., was solemnized at the
Synod church parsonage last Friday
evening, July End at o'clock. The
service was read by Rev. J. N. Ander.
sen. Miss Esther Andersen played
the wedding march. The bride was
gowned in white satin and she wore q
veil. The young couple were attend.
ed by L. Westvig and Bernard Freese.
A reception was held at the brides
home in Norway Lake last Saturday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Walen will leave in a
few days for their home at Foster, N.
Oak. The best wishes of their many
friends will accompany them.
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EAST povRE.

East Dovre, July 6-Rev. and Mrs..
NJ. A. Peterson, missionaries from In
dia, will speak ct the Eagle Lake
church Sunday, July 18th, in the tore.
noon and afternoon. Come al and
bring your lunch.
Mrs. o. Rustad and children Of Min
neapolis are visiting ct II. Olson's.
Henry Berg Of st. Paul Il visiting
with his folks here. $50
Carl Kleven and Carol Backlund
have been hauling sand for the Old
Peoples home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Embertson and
son, Everett Of Minneapolis, the Miss
go Lundquist Of Willmar and Mr.. and
Mrs. G. Kallevig were Monday visit
ors at Backlund's.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Z. Grue and son,
Donald were visitors ct II. Olson's
Monday.
Rev. Hanson and family Of New
London. Mrs. Gynild and Mrs. Bak-
ken were Monday visitors 1t Rev.
LArBen's.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. J. Wallin OF At
water visited Ct Bakken's from satur-
day until Monday.
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Recount in Meeker.

Litchfield, Mimi, July 6-Pursuant
to an order granted by Judge Qvale,
J. G. Morrison, F. E. Wren and Peter
Rodange will tomorrow recount the
ballots cast at the Meeker county op-
ton election on June IA, when the
"drys" were victorious. The "wets''
are back of the move and have en-
gagged Hutchinson lawyers to repre-
sent them. The official canvass show
ed that the "drys' won by 10 major
ity.-Minneapolis Journal.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1915-07-07

cessful term of parochial school Fri
day.
A. o. Nelson was in St. Paul on bus
mess from Tuesday until Thursday.
Mrs. Kjos of New London has been
visiting with relatives here.
Miss Wayne Westerberg of Kandi-
yohi made an over Sunday stay at her
parental home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Haroldson,
Misses Olga and Nettie Haroldson
left Monday to visit with relatives at
Gibbon and St. Peter.
Miss Sylvia Anderson of Willmar is
visiting with her cousins, Mabel and
Alice Johnson.
Rev. A. J. Ryden is in North Dakota
as a representative of the Minnesota
Conference.
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lUSlCAL AND INTEL ! =
LEcTuAL TREATS
Concluded from first page.)

Montessori Method of Education" IL.
Illustrated with moving pictures. The
Boyds will furnish musical entertain.
ment. r,s.-
On Friday Robert Bowman will give
character portrayals and the Hugh
Anderson operate and Concert Com.
pany Will give grand opera perform
ances. This company is given very
high recommendation from those who
have heard them.
Saturday will be q big day, with Vic
tors Florentine Band of New York
City to give concerts both afternoon
and evening. This band is guaran-
teed to be one of the best musical or
CARNATIONS en- the road and should
draw big crowds. Don't miss the big
band concerts on Saturday..
Prof. L. H. Maus, of Cherokee, Iowa.
again has charge of the platform this
year. Mrs. Maus is with him, and
gives the children from six to ten
years storytelling hour at the eat
Ing pavilion each afternoon during the
lecture in the big auditorium. Prof.
Maus is giving a series Of lectures at
the close OF the afternoon program of
special interest to parents, pastors and
teachers. All who can are invited to
take lunch with them in the afternoon
and remain on the grounds for the
evening session. The eating pavilion
Is open to lunch parties, and there are
facilities for cooking coffee. Quite a
few did this yesterday and the num-
Der is growing.
The way to get the most out Of the
chautauqua is to attend every session,
and all the people of Willmar who can
do SO are urged to make it a season of
recreation as well as mind improve
ment.
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Dr.. liver S. Benson, WilImar Hos.
pitaI, at Pennock-office Linoren Bldg.
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, 8
to II a. m.-Adv.
Pennock, July 5-Joe Holmgren
was county seat visitor between
trains Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. G. G. Hong shipped q carload
Of stock to So. St. Paul last Tuesday
J. e. Bergstrom and family visited
with Mrs. Bergstrom's sister and bro
ther-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Gordhame1
at Willmar, July 5th.
Mrs. Minnie Brandzeig of Sisseton
S. Dak., came down last Tuesday and
went out to visit her sister, Mrs. Rich
ard Holmgren north of town.
Mr.. John L. Johnson of Stoington
Mich, who has been visiting with the
Harness family since Friday return
ed to his home last Tuesday.
Mr.. Lars Christofferson who has
spent a couple Of weeks in the twin
cities came up last Tuesday and went
out to his home in Arctander.
Messrs. julius Larson and August
Anderson spent the Fourth at the Oh
Stene place in town of Arctander anG
report having had good time. :
Mr.. and Mrs. Amphin Strand, witt
had been visiting with the P. c
Greenfield family returned to theil
home in Minneapolis last Monday.
Mrs. Gertie Stenson came dow1
from Fargo, N. D., last Monday ant
went out to her parents home, Mr.
and Mrs. P. Benson of Lake Andrew
| Mr.. JalmAr Nordstrom and famil,
Of Svea came up in their car Tuesda.
for visit with A. Elm, Chas. Carlson
and John Carlson families Of Mamre
Paul E.. Anderson left for Dasse
Sunday morning, where he attended
the Young Peoples Convention, re
turning home on the evening Of Jul!
5th. 81: "
Miss Ruth Hagman and Hanna Pet
erson and Paul Swenson were amonl
those from here who attended tn,
Young Peoples Convention at Dasse
July 3, 4 and s.
Mr.. Peter Carlberg returned from
the coast last week. Mr.. Carlber,
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Z ocAL An 3 Z e . oNAL=

Mrs. Oscar Hoagberg visited at
Spicer the first Of the week.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Ristow, Sunday. July 4th.
Miss Ella odell left the last Of
the week for q visit at Fargo, N. D.
Joe Holmgren Of Pennock was in
this city Tuesday afternoon on bust
ness.
Miss Mildred Parmeter is visit
ing at the Jensen home at Priam this
week. .."~
-Litchfleld defeated the Harrison
base bali team Monday by a score of
10 to 8.
Miss Gina Tjernagel of Mamre
spent last week visiting with relatives
in this city.
Miss Minnie Gustafson came down
from Spicer Monday and enrolled at
the summer school.
-Hildur and David Hoaelund and
Gordon Bjornberg are spending the
week at Eagle Lake.
County Attorney Albert H. Ener-
son of Redwood county is in the city
today on legal business.
A. J. Sharpe of MINNEAPOLIS ar
rived Monday for a visit with his SIS
ter, Mrs. John Williams.
Misses Myrtle Harrison and Myr-
tie Mattson Of Tripolis are visiting
Florence Bergstrom this week.
-Hjalmar Swenson of Minneapolis
arrived the latter part of last week
for visit with his parents in this
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. P. Storm and
daughter, Phyllis left last Thursday
afternoon for a visit at Cassellwood.
MINI.
Misses Gertrude Bartelson and
Hattie Swenson spent Sunday and
Monday visiting with friends at Mar
shall.
Otto Trulson returned last week
from WinOna where he had been in
attendance at the mail carriers con-
vention.
Mrs. Swan Erlanson and Miss Els.
Their Thompson of Grove City arriv-
ed last Friday for a visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. E. j. Stadin.
Frank Lindblad and family of
Bowbells, N. D., autoed to this city
last week for a visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. Otto Trulson.
George s. 1verson and Miss Mar
garet Heaton were married this morn
ing by Rev. J. L. Parmeter at the
Methodist church parsonage.
Maurice Nordstrom Of Minneap-
oils spent Sunday and Monday visit
ing with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Isaac Nordstrom, in this city.
"A marriage license was issued to
Theodore Almquist and Alice F. Ost-
lund Tuesday. They were married the
same day by Rev. J. L. Parmeter.
Misses Mabel and Ida Sanderson
left last Monday afternoon for Far
60, N. Dak., and from there they
leave with party bound for the Vel
lowstone National Park.
;..-e,sc- -
MIR. and Mrs. Tom Thompson, en-
route from visit with their son in
Canada to their home at Grove City,
visited few days with Mr.. and Mrs.
o. B. Olson in this city.
Mrs. V. E. Vickstrom and daugh-
ter, Lucille Marion of Duluth, Mr.
and Mrs. Victor Selvig and son,
Charles of this city are enjoying an
outing at the Selvig cottage at Eagle
Lake.
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IN THE CHURCHES.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN.

Rev. w. Bryn Jones, Pastor.
1880 a. m. regular morning wor-
ship. The communion of the Lords
Supper will be observed at the morn
ing service next Sunday.
IL m. Sunday school. All are invit.
ed to stay.
7:15 Young Peoples Society Chris
tian Endeavor.
500 evening song service, with ser
mon by the pastor.
Thursday evening prayer service at
7:45 o'clock.
Strangers and visitors are cordially
invited to attend these services.
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mond,

Mr.. Guy Ward had the privilege OF
assisting few of the auto drivers
going through here last week.
The P1iam minister and the Holl.
anders of this locality had meeting
at the Euling home Friday evening.
Mildred Parmeter of Wiflmar is Wis.
iting at the Jensen home at present.
The Paulsness family spent Sunday
afternoon at the Rusten home.
Margaret johnson visited last week
with the Hvam family.
Mary Jensen is at present visiting
at the Parmeter home at Willmar and
attending the chautauqua.
The Boettcher young folks and TIL
lie Portz spent Sunday evening ct the
Hintz home.
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Motor Club Tour.

The Willmar Motor Club is arrang-
ing tour to st. Paul next Saturday.
The plan is to start from this city
about five thirty a. NJ, so as to arrive
in St. Paul in time to take part in the
afternoons festivities in honor of
Gov. Hammond. The State Automo-
bile Association is to have a big par
ade at two o'clock, and all the en-
trants will attend banquet at White
Bear that evening.
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Our Puzzle Department,

The answer to our last puzzle
was supposed to have been Gand-
rud, our county senator; but this
weeks puzzle is a public man even
more widely known. The first SUBJ
scriber to the Incubator to send in
the answer will be given a free tie
pass to the San Francisco fair. For
any one failing to solve this puzzle
a guardian should be appointed.
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Marriage Licenses,

Marriage cJceh8e8,
June 30-Axel Erickson to Augusta
Mostue.
July 1st-John A. Ericsson: to Clara
Lind.
July 2nd-Hans L. Walen to Ellen
A. Westvig.
July 3rd-John G. Lind to- Ida Mel
son.
July 3rd-Walter M. Berg1und tt
Josephine G. Wallin.
July 6th-Theodore Almquist tt
Alice Ostlund.
July 6th-Sivert B. Beiningen tt
Jennie G. Olson.
July 7th-Gus S. IVerson to Mar
garet Heaton.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1915-07-07

We were told the other day of q
certain father who took his little
son to the circus to see the ami
mails; and II dad hadn't been bow
legged, the little chap would have
seen nothing.
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Will Be a LARGE Sale.

One of the largest sales held in this
town, will open next Saturday morn
ing at the Gilbert o. Sand Store. The
sale will be conducted under the man.
agement Of the R. Sternberg Sales
System with Offices at Chicago, Min.
neapolis and Winnipeg. This concern
is known from coast to coast as the
greatest sale promoters and bargain
glvers. Mr.. Sternberg is here person
ally with staff of his men, and prom
ises unusual big values during this
sale. Everything throughout the store
will be reduced in price, and from all
indications the sale will be phenom-
email success, as the entire stock con.
sists Of none but the best of merchan-
disc, which carries the guarantee Of
the Sand store.
The doors for the big sale will open
at o'clock Saturday morning.
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Use Perfection Oil. Best for
stoves and burners. Sold by Peter
son & Wellin, Palace Grocery Co.,
Berkness Lundberg & Co., S. S. Glar-
UNI, J. G. Strand, Nelson & Gabbert,
Mrs. John Johnson, Lundquist Bros.
e Co.-Adv. tt.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1915-07-07

Don't Judge our police too severe
~. There may have been a hur-
ried call. A COW might have brok-
en- out over on Trott Ave. or a car
nival mule may have been eating
up the grass on 18th st. boulevard.
You can't tell. Under certain
stressing contingencies the civil
law may be overruled by the mill
tary authorities. Ahem! (Black-
stone.)
II you are cross about the cross
ing, remember the other fellow is
tired over the tire. If you go to
see the police about it you better
wait few days or else put good
padding under your hat.
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PENN0CK VILLAGE -:-DEPARTMENT

was looking after some of his real
estate interests in California and also
attended the exposition at San Fran
cisco.
A picnic at the Mamrelund church
July 9Th was we'll attended and sue
cess in every respect. Rev. N. Sven
son of New London and Prof. Peter
son gave some very interesting
speeches on the topics of the day.
Mr.. J. B. Abrahamson who has spent
the Fourth at his parents home north
of town, left last night for Forman, N.
D., accompanied by his sister, Annie.
Miss Annie will assist her sister, Mrs.
Walsted, with the housework this sum-
mer.
Miss Esther Thompson and Mrs.
Swan GRANDSON of Grove City, who
have been visiting the c. A. Bergman
family left for Willmar last Saturday
where they will visit the E. J. Stadfn
family and others before returning to
their respective homes. ~
G. A. Bergman and J. p. johnson
motored to Cokato July 9Th in Mr..
Bergman's new automobile, and re-
port making record time both going
and coming. They took in the picnic
given by the Stockholm Creamery AS
ISOLATION four miles south of Cokato.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Johnson, who
have made three months tour In
the West visited at Seattle, Washing.
ton, Turlock and Kingsburg, Cal, also
the exposition at San Francisco, Salt
Lake City, Utah and Denver, Colo,
and other points, returned home on
Tuesday: The Johnsons are well
pleased with their trip and the expo.
sition, especially the exhibits from the
State Of Minnesota. They we're we'll
pleased with the trip but still better
pleased to get home among friends
and relatives In Pennock and vicinity
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WEATHER BUREAU
Charles F. Marvin, Chief.

Weather Forecast for the Week Be
ginning Wednesday, July z, 1916, Il.
sued BY the o. s. Weather Bureau,
Washington, D. G. For the Upper
Mississippi Valley and Plains States.
For the Plains States and Upper
Mississippi Valley: Moderately warn,
weather will prevail during The r,sxa
three or four days, with widely scat.
tered thundsrshowers. The lattsr
half Of the week will bs fair and
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1915-07-07

Since the resignation of w. J.
Bryan there has been q marked
change Of sentiment against war.
The "Willmar Military Band" has
changed its name to just plain
"Citizens' Band"
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1915-07-07

Does Wright Writs with He RIaIt
Hand7

Hand7
A righteous man once said no
would rather be right, than bo
president. But shaw! We have
men right here in Willmar who are
always Wright. There II II. v.
Wright the conductor, e. A.
Wright, the wright, and several lit
tie rotes. We have women who
used to be Wright and some who
have become Wright. But none Of
these Wrights is the Wright Of
which we intend to write. The
Wright of whom we would write II
q Mr.. Wright, who by right il .
mill-wright, who is rightly versed
in the Scottish rites and whose
right righteous ancestors helped
write the Bill Of Rights. When this
Mr.. Wright, whose right name IL
Rufus Wright, writes he holds his
writing pen right at right angles
to the right side Of the writing pa
per and writes with the right end
down all right, all right. But, tho
Rufus Wright is q right-minded
man, he is not a right,handed writ
or. Not being a right-handed writ
er, the right hand for Wright to
write with is not his right hand Of
course. And now If Wright's right
hand is not the right hand for
Wright to write with, the right
hand for Wright to write with is
Wright's left hand. In other words
III we are right, and We have q
right to believe We are right
Wright's left hand is Wright's right
hand. And SO don't you see, that
being the hand which Wright uses
when he writes Wright must be
right-handed after all. And If
Wright is really right handed then
our reasoning right at the start
was not right and we have been of
the right-of!Way right along and
Dickens knows where we are at.
We are so tangled up on this
proposition right now-whether or
not it is right to say that Wright
writes with the right hand when
he does not write with his right
hand-that we may have our type
writer write down to Wright coun-
ty right of and have the matter
righted by a right smart Fighter
down there.
We put it right up to our upright
editorial writer to write up a write
up on this Wright matter, but he
went right up. He said right out
he would write out nothing and not
being an underwater would write
under no circumstances. We said
he did not need to write right IN
der but could write right over his
own signature. We thot it down.
right shame not to write down
something.
A thing is not settled till its set
tied right. But when It's right e
can't be Fighter. Isn't that right?
p. S.-We have been writing
'rites," rights" "writes," and
''Wrights'' till we have the writ
er'srcramp right now. WY it!
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NOTICE..

To All Persons Indebted to Lewis
Hardware Company.
All accounts have been left with
this bank for collection and prompt
payment is desired and requested.
First Natl. Bank, Willmar
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A COMMUNICATION.

Mr.. Editor of Incubator:
What I want to know is why our
police department has got more
right to disobey the city automo-
bile laws and destroy public prop
erty than us common ginks?
The other day the police in gas
wagon passed a vehicle on the
wrong side and then run their ma
chine into the cement crossing so
hard that the tire exploded, q
spring broke and the exhaust be-
gan to spit blood. I don't care
about the machine, but do protest
against having our public crossings
all nicked up.
Yours Indignantly,
Second Ward Resident.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1915-07-07

Get your sand, gravel or Ill from
tho olsen.NeIson pit on South 9Th st.
Prompt service and good natsriaIs.-
Adv. >-.,e=
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- - -
Nelson-lind,

Mr.. John Lind and Mrs. p. Nelson
were married at Willmar on Saturday,
July Bird. Both parties are we'll known
In Pennock and vicinity and We scribe
joins with their many friends III wish
ing them q long and happy welded
life. &.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1915-07-07

Henry Berg of st. Paul arrived
here Saturday for visit with his
father, H. J. Berg near Eagle Lake
and with other relatives and friends
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1915-07-07

Or. 4. Z. Pottsr, Dentistry, carseos
Beck -Ad7. .ss.
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"REx" SHES SOME
MORE BRICKS
Tom Phuliery Makes Counter A.
o. l. o.

~ASsSO ~ SAA0 SSAANA AAStA0 = A0SOAOS
We always knew that an incubator
was hot box, but we never sus-
pected that the Janitor thereof had
the brass to claim that he knew
anything. OF course Tom, you be-
lieve in the Darwinian, theory Of
evolution. Aren't you in the very
process of evolution now?
Why II you remain on earth 4 few
more generations you will be re-
ferred to as man.
But please do not call us long
legged, at least not until the tail
or has to discontinue the use Of q
step ladder in taking your measure
for a pair Of trousers.
We will admit we are on our last
legs, but so tar they have always
reached the ground, and we expect
them to last as long as the last last
of our last pair Of shoes lasts.
REX"
We don't intend to retaliate for
the above slam at the janitor Of the
Incubator, but will return good for
evil by saying that as far as the
long haired poet REX" is concern
ed he could easily be referred to
as man even in this generation
only no one would take such refer
ence seriously.
We might also add that II the
tailor has to use a step ladder to
take our measure for pair of
trousers, it's dollars to doughnuts,
the wife of said alleged poet has to
use rope and tackle to get up high
enough to sew on his pants but
tons. That is, If he uses pants but
tons. He probably fastens his sus-
penders with old nails.
Cheer up, the last of your last
pair shoes will last till at last you
breathe your last.
He's q queer duck, that REX"
Turns right around, after lambast-
ing us, and writes poetry about the
flowers, the innocent little humble.
bee, etc. We publish it with pleas
ure:
A naturalist walked out one day,
; To see what he could see;
The first thing that he learned to
, do,
Was to leave the Bundle Bee.
A mosquito pinched the man
Just underneath his eye. .--..z--., j.,
He quickly took some cream Of
wheat
And made the Butter Fly.
He then filed all the buttercups
And went to pay his bill;
He saw the dogwood barking
<aAU IAO NO"0AAP VA LAV AAAAs
The Lily rose to bow to him,
The Sunflower showed it's gold;
The Ladyslippers clapped their
hands
And then the Bluebell tolled.
Jack in the Pulpit went to church
And married Mary Gold,
And Creeping Charley, the Crocus
croaked,
And the Ivy lost its hold.
And when this good man went to
dine,
He began to sneeze,
He saw there was sin in cinnamon
And that Pepper was half P's.