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The usual largo crowd waa on hand yesterday to witness tho nrrival ot
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At- t, m.WIY KNOWN AS A MUSICIAN
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Stella Ir at first you don't buc-
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Bella Cry, cry again. Judge.
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Cornell Widow.
"I say. Jack, who Is this Canon of
Westminster Abbey who speaks In the
chapel every year?"
"Just one of those hip, suns from
over there In England, I suppose."
Why It Was
Little- Myra lo hail been in school
but a few days when her mother had
occasion to wrlto a note to the
teacher and gigncd herself Mrs. Kent.
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stood tho child's name, the teacher1
asked an explanation.
"Oh," said Myra, with a charm
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mamma got married a-aln, but I
didn't."
The Sentence
Coach What that squad needs is
life
Fresh Aw, no, thirty days is
enough. Cornell Widow.
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Bob Sometimes; but just now sho's
doing It for spite.
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SCHOOL DAYS
The Boy Knew1
"If I cut a beefsteak In two,"
asked the teacher, "and then cutht
halves in two, what do I getr
"Quarters," returnod the boy. '
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"Eighths."
"Correct. Again?"
"Sixteenths."
"Exactly. And what then?"
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