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tho paper that wo could afford to pay
only 3 per cent on our new Govern
ment bond? and stilt had to sell them at
par.
To Bo Sure
Hella I wonder who was the first
woman to rot her Rowns from Tarls.
Stella Helen of Troy, no doubt.
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The Faaslng Show.
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dinner tonlght7" l
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dozen potatoes."
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Ho who courts 'jj
And docs not wed ,
Often goes . X
To court Instead.
Penn State Froth.
Tho Society Whirl
"I once moved in tho same clrcli
with Mrs. DcStyle."
"Gwan!"
"Fact! "Wo got on tho same merry-go-round."
Kansas City Journal.
Anything to Oblige
Cornell Widow.
"May I go to the Star with you?"
"Sir!"
"Aw, can't you take a Joke?"
"All right, como alone."
TWO OF A KIND
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SCHOOL DAYS
Two of a Kind
"Why Is casting iron like a horse
race?"
"I don't know. Why Is it?"
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State Froth.
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