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WILSON: "TO. STOP THE FLOW OF BLOOD I WILL HAVE
TO USE A CORK OF STEEL"
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Evan, In the Baltimore American.
"SEE, FRITZIE, HOW SHTRONG I ISS YET?"
Berrrman. In the Washington Evenlne Star.
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Godwin, In the rittaburth Dlfpatcb.
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Fechner. In Financial America.
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Sss,, KEGlSTERlNC- "RECOGNITION
By TONTAINE FOX
(Coprrlrtt)
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It's tlmo to die up winter garments
nnd liao them altered, cleaned and
pressed to bco If predatory 'varmints
have eaten coat or pants or icst. Wo
pay a yearly tribute nwful unto tha
busy clothing moth who nluajs seems
to tako his craw fill In waja that
make us sad and wroth. He's apt to
make n, formal dinner upon an evening
coat lapel or clso the hungry little
sinner cats something else that's Just
as swell. A garment which Is out of
fashion won't een tempt hi"? appetite.
He seems to hao a dclllsh passion to
cat the finest things In sight. And
though wo pack our clothes In camphor
to sae them from his hungry maw,
ho doesn't seem to caro a clam for the
bmell, but Just proceeds to chaw. And
so It's tlmo to look things over Inves
tigate tho cedar choiit, where hungry
moths may llo In clover and eat holes
In your "Sunday best."
WILL MOORE.
"Oh, Mr. Hoover!"
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War Profiteer Jenkins, order the car
I want to go out and get somo nice
bloaters for tea.
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A Young Financier
"Johnny, If I gavo you two cents
nd your father gavo you thrco cents,
how much would you have?"
'Seven," promptly replied Johnny.
Tho teacher blushed painfully, but
thought she would try again: "You
can't havo understod me, Johnny.
Now listen, and I will repeat tho
question. If I gavo you two cents
and your father gavo you three, how
much would you have?"
"Seven," said Johnny again, and
with the same promptness.
"I am surptlsed at you, Johnny,"
said the teacher. "How on earth
would you havo soven?"
"I got two In mo pocket," said
Johnny. Chicago News.
SCHOOL DAYS
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All in the Shuffle
A Government official was dlscuM
Jng tho morality of certain warvprot
lteers. . '
"Their morality reminds me," b
said, "of o. professional gambler who
always won at cards, whereas at thi
races he always lost.
" 'Oh, pshaw, George, his wife aU
to him one day, 'you make me tired.
Why la It you always bring horn
horse collar roll when you play pokW
and turn up broke when you play tb
horses?' ,
" 'My love,' said George quickly, 1
don't shuffle the horaes.'" Washlnr
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comes home to rooit' after, RUUU
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