Ypsi And Annie

[A KOMANCE OF TWO CITIES]. Sweet Annie and Ypsi For years have been f amed , As possessing for each üreen envy, untamed. Whenever oíd Ypsl Would boast with a zest Of the Ureek in hts uame, And the Gaul 'neath hls vest, Fair Annfe with scorn From her Arbored repose, Has on every occasion Preseuted her uose. And Ypsi so stung By the maideu's keen wit, Has often retorted ín language that hit. He's called her red-headed, And hintod that she Waa not always pure As a maid ought to be. This thing has gone on, With increasing bate To the utter disgust Of all ueighbors of late. But all ways have a turn ; There's an end to their scorn ; And the incensé of orauge On zephyrs is borne. The two now are wed. And Ypsi and Annie Are billing and cooing As spoouy as atiy.