wwt Mle i if. i ii ?r. 'c f"K ? ICfURS v-f r ' .-' Jr r, i K ---'O, ?- iientng ?ft fC 1"A AND January' 4, 1918 SCRAPPLE rwr W?BiSltt'Kv fifkw " - ; W3 7waw f "V n- wjt'BB?, a ( C j IT", we "Mie.? . Bj : ," VA' TJ, .V "f " 4 'fit 43UDUC meager JL KATRINKA HAS DISCOVERED A VERY SIMPLE SYSTEM FOR GETTING ALL THE $ ', ' DISHES OUT TO' THE KITCHEN IN ONE TRIP I :'&0&f? By FONTAINE lOV (ropjrlBht) i, Held His Audience i'The Lecturer There was onn ne In my life when I had no illf- rfty In holding nn audience. Th,o Smpathlzer 'When was tr .The Lecturer Tho night I pio- to my present wife. An. CGetting Down to Tractions fws Sentiment Wero ott cci appointed In loc.' eVIIsiblo Widower Two nnd u times. i Sentiment Two and a half ? jlblo 'Vldocr J'cs, twice fried and onco rcjcctul. Pui- ..vvnij. Yeung Lady Across the Way V-! 'gLg.Jk m IA P ft--- young lady across tlio way the horroni or warnre unbe- ple and she's juat been reading ' skeletonized regiment. 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