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EVENING LEDGER-PHITADELPHIA', THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1917
pAPPi Wit and Wisdom of a Busy World
TOMDOY TAYLOR'S MOTHER GOES TO A REST CURE AT LEAST TWICE A YEAR.
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THE PADDED CELL
Ideas
Offlcer Thit s Smith up there. Ho's
awfully good at banking.
He's ortsprlng Oh, es' A more
thrifty fellow neer licd.
War Strategy
"Where have ou been, John Worn
bat?" "Ssli, my dear. It's a military
secret." Louisville Courier Journal.
Safety in Flight
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, HAVWARD I
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raIne Shaw.
Tommy (as his prisoner responds to
a. drmand for increased speed) That's
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; .. v"w' vw, a-in, jyccii umi up anu wien
no nasty accidents won't happen.
Well Coered
"Oh, Mjrtle. Weren't jou fright
ened to death when that burglar
broke into our room?"
"Frlghtened's no name for It; I
Was dressing."
"Mercy, how teiribly embarrassing!
Wlmteer did )ou do?"
"Oh, he was ery considerate, ho
coered me with his revolver." Ideal
l'ower.
SCHOOL DAYS
I feci ftijAv sorry
or you. ."
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Ef 1 couU jis lay iU- mAM
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that tUre ai-6Tct, 1 W
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Infl fceorbonJ'.
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The Young Lady Across the Way
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The young lady across the way says
that one or the other of the old parties
usually wins an election, but she sees by
the papers that the confusion move
ment In New York city promises ery
well this year.
LIBERTY
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LIBERTY
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TWO KINDS OF LIBERTY
Gorman, In Boston I'ost.
Clubb, In Ilochestor, N. T Ilsrald.
THE ONLY JIULE IN THE TEAM
iZr. i JjftiiartTtr TliC "Oon't worry." was the husband' I
Worth the Risk
. Kor three successive nights the
hew and proud father had walked
the floor with, the baby. On the fourth
night he became desperate, and on
arriving home -from the office un
wrapped a bottle of soothing ayrup.
"Oh, James," exclaimed his wife,
when she saw tho label, "what did
you buy that for? Don't you know
It is very dangerous to give a child
anything like that?"
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JMe MY LIBERTY J
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Ambrose In Hochcater N' Y . I'ost-Kxpress.
NO CAUSE FOR WORRY
CREEPING OUT
Ilalladay, In ProIJence, It. I., Journal.
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SOME COAL FAMINE SUGGESTIONS
From Akron, O,, Journal,
Coflman, In Wanhlnjfton, D. C, Times.
PROTECTING THE HOME
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HojrtU, In Vpi Westv N Jfwk,
THE BOND OF UNITY,
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THE
BOAR AT BAY
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