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ORGANIZES ClODMOTIinitS' I43AGU1:" KO SAMMUES
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COMMANDS NEW JERSEY REGIMENT
Colonel Thomas Landon 1b directing the training
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. NOTED SWIMMER STATIONED HERE
J. A Ztmnoch, of the New York Athletic Clift), won
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"We have a great big falWbefore us,"
say all tho business men In chorus.
"Our mills and factories are busy; the
whirling wheels would make you dizzy.
Such crops upon tho farms kre growing
the barns will soon be overflowing.
There's lots of coin In circulation ; we're
shipping goods to all creation. The oil
well owners and refiners are coining
fortunes, so are miners. The dinner
pall we're richly filling for every worker
skilled and willing. And so," say busi
ness men In chorus, "we've got a great
big fait before us." Now let me tell
you, as a' poet, that some one else who
doesn't know It, has got a great big
fall before him, and something heavy
hanging o'er him. I mean a fellow
called the Kaiser, who doesn't seem the
least bit wiser than when he started In
to gamble with Fate and made the
World a shamble. Although the
Kaiser's far from humble some day his
house of cards will tumble. His gen
erals should say in chorus, "We'v got
a great big fall before us."
WILL MOORE.
How Reckless!
The Walter And what would mon
sieur like to drink?
She Oh, let's have something fizzy,
old dear.
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please, waiter I
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Bplke Tuff The Judge," Lamb.
Disease Under Control
"We are right sorry to hear that the
ex-Czar of Russia Is to be Isolated, aa
we do not believe that czarlng Is con
tagious any more. Grand Rapids
Press.
By DWIG
The young lady across the way says
thtt since she learned how Important
It Is to economize on gasoline on ac
count of the war she takes everything
down to the dry cleaner's and It Isn't
so much trouble when one has one's
own car.
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