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Knott, In the Dallas Morning News
"IS IT FOR THIS I THREW OFF THE ROMANOFF
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Ilollln Klrby, In tlie New Tnrk World
RUNNING HIM DOWN
Trom London Opinion.
BRITANNIA AND FRANCE: "IS IT
A MUSHROOM OR A TOADSTOOL?"
Hindcnburg:
From A Noltre, Rio de Janeiro.
ON THE AISNE
"Frankly, I could find my way bettor in the Russian marshes."
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COLOSSAL
From Careta, )tlo d Janeiro,
Donaliey, In the Cleveland Flaln Dealer,
.SYu8hiuld know that in the United States we do every-
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VERNON M'NUTT HAS A FINE SYSTEM
FOR GETTING HIS BALL OUT OF A VERY BAD LIE IN THE?
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(Cosrrlrtt)
Russia
Old Nicholas, ths former Czar, Is llh
a "chauff" without a car; he's Ilk
cop without a club; he's like a bear
that's lost her cub. There neer was
a Czar before who had such trouble
from a war, and ecr since he lost his
Job his land has wrestled with the
mob. From Inside Btrlfe and outside
stress old TtusMa BUrely Is a mess.
Tor, while the Moujlks loudly moo and
rail against the ruling- few, the hostile
cohorts of the Hun have cot Us army
on the run; It H a Rushln' army now,
that's rushln' backwards to Moscow.
Who knows? Perhaps old Petrograd
again may bear the name It had until
a few short years ago when Kaiser Bill
became Us foe, for flcelnc Russians
may depart and leae It for a German
mart. Unless they toon stand up and
fght, the Germans on that town will
light, and gho It back Its German
name St. Petersburg, O what a shame!
WILL MOOHE
Unique Presentation
The men of the fire department of a
western town decided on the occasion
of his birthday to present to their
chief a 'fine ax. Elaborate prepaia
tlons were made for the presentation
in a ceremonial manner, and there
was to he a presentation speech. The
eloquent address framed cost the
speaker many houri of mental toil.
The' spokesman opened his mouth,
but words came not. lie looked at the
chief, at the floor, at the colling;, then
made a wide gesture, t'ae a gulp, and
paid:
"Here's your ax."
The chief, who had arisen, gae him
one look of dumb consternation, nnd
rejoined:
"Goah! la that the ax?"
THE PADDED CELL
Magnificent Opportunity
"I don't eeo any sense In referring
to the wisdom of Solomon," said the
man, smartly, "Ho had a thousand
wives."
"Yes," answered the woman, tartly,
"he learned his wisdom ftom them."
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must GbT rr off I liiiiif I . .
J MY E-VeMlAd Dh?aS5 ) H ! l' f
y 15 THATAftCe! I'11 ' ' f (
Undeecrvinj;
Once the master of a steamship,
while loading at a Scotch poit, took
on two hands one without a written
"character" nnd another with an
abundance of documentary evidence
aa to his honesty and uprightness.
They had not been long at sea when
they encounteted rough weather, and
the man with the written recom
mendations, while .crossing the deck
with a bucket tn his hand, was swept II
overboard. The other hand saw wha'jKJ
had happened and sought out tht
captain. i
"Do you remembor the man from 1
Dundee," he asked, "that you engaged
wl' the find" character?"
"Tea." said the cantaln. "What ot
it?"
"Weel, he's run awa' wl' jour '
bucket."
SCHOOL DAYS
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The young lady across the way !?a'
Bhe doesn't believe In teaching German ft
In the publlo schools because modern -
Qerman literature Isn't worth reaain i
with the possible exception of tow
Not Loud but Deep
The Constable (to townsman who W
You didn't see the number, but vW4
couia swear to me man. , '
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