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Why Not Let It Fly?
Hoy I want to pet u chicken.
Hutcher Want u pullot?
Hoy No, you mutt; I want to
carry It. Hill nccorJ.
Feeling Is Relieving
Clolpher Say, did you see wheio
my ball wont?
Innocent Hystandcr No; but I
felt where It landed. Widow.
ANYTHING FOR A CHANGE
If two red lips wero upturned to
your own
With no one to gossip about It,
Would you pray for endurance to let
them alone?
Maybe you would but I doubt It.
Needs His Aid
"What made General Goldbrade
so sick?"
"Oh, things In general." Dart
mouth Jack-o'Lantern.
The Trouble Man
Local Do you find It easy to
kid that telcphono girl along?
Long Distance No, my lino al
ways seems to get out of order.
Chaparral.
.aal Omecr I eay, doesn't poor old Smith took sick? Awfully rile
of you, and all that, but why did you chuck him for me?
Flapper Chango of color. I'm sick of khaki.
For Mercies Received
Up to the Old Man
She What will our Income be
when we aro married?
Ho Whatever your father
thinks best. Iaml).
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Sydney Ilullelln
1' Jo Oh, you popr kid ! Rut what
a blessing It wasn't your arms!
The Life of a Policeman
The copper heard sounds of a
terrltlo struggle around the corner,
and In duo course of time hastened
to ascertain tho reason for them.
An ho roundod tho corner he
stumbled over a raw-boned Irish
man who was sitting on a burly
negro nnd tclllns him to stand up
like a man.
"What's all this about, nnyhow?"
)no demanded of tho under one.
"Alt was Jest slngln', suh, Jes'
slngln'."
"Vis, and til him phwat yez was
slngln', you lump of coal," tho
Irishman Interjected.
Petwcen sobs tho one In tho
lower berth elucidated:
"Ah was slngln' 'Ireland must bo
heaven for man mother came from
there' " ranther.
THE CHEERFUL CHER05
When. I w?lS ma.de.
.some, unkind fv
With, irony rmdicious
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to tke. bone-
And a.lso- quite-
mDixioui
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Enlisted for Service
She Why tho tears?
Ho Thesa aren't regular tear..
She What nro they?
He Volunteers.
The Young Lndy Across the Way
SCHOOL DAYS
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says bone-dry prohibition may fall
and It may be possible lo bava a lit.
tie something to drink In one's own
home, but she Imagines If the war
continues much lonter the bar sin
ister will hay to go
THE WEATHER MAN WITH HIS COLD SPELL ADDS INSULT TO INJUg
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2S W$& . 'Mm r 3aS coast A9tmnat.vYiwA Vw not desert hls semaphore even when the.
mmiA t W fM 1 'ecP them ouf oll;' ata tA
':- "5f . y- Ss? aPchShfirftoat of.c-om'pa,ny c 3i2th infant at :
11111 ' f : ;',yr - , Xv amp 'lcaUc although these Philndelnhinns admit it has come perilously near
' Ar doing so.
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