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JL KATRINKA HAS DISCOVERED A VERY SIMPLE SYSTEM FOR GETTING ALL THE
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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
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.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
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fried and onco rcjcctul. Pui-
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Yeung Lady Across the Way
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young lady across tlio way
the horroni or warnre unbe-
ple and she's juat been reading
' skeletonized regiment.
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nnd rndlshiM and pens the'ro
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blamed bed nln't show Ins nohow.
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A Corrected Imprcbsiou
"Are jou uwaie," nuked tho
sweet girl, as they strolled along
tho sandy shore, "that tho moon
affects tho tido?'
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ers," icplled tho joung man In tho
scene, "but I was under tho Im
pression It lost Its power after
they were tied." PeurRon'a
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new teacher, "tell me the differ
ence between u lake and an
ocean?"
t'l can," replied 'Edward, whose
wisdom had been learned from ex
perlence, "Lakes are much plea
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