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February 8, 1918
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?THE BULLDOG SIMPLY LOATHES SHORTY JANSSEN, THE POWERFUL KATRINKA'S
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HE DOESN'T, ANYWAY
kw The rurpie Cow
&$& Alice Do you think Jim ii brao
!$& enough to be an army officer?
jw, " iiorace uraver Ey, i fuw mm
ErS. tip a Pullman porter ten cents once.
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Beat It, Grad!
Planter Havc you ever had any
Ifi,"" Ixperienco on a sugar plantation?
V' Grad by Request Oh, yea; I
P; ...Used quite n little Cain while I
y' ..V'ls In college. Chaparral.
Pointed
He Are 'you fond of Indoor
.jports?
She Yes, If they know when to
j home. Tiger.
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"How little men understand onen."
'Nonsense! I don't hellee they understand them any better than big
men do."
-Uh-Huh
"Wliat'u your dog's name?"
"Ginger."
"Does. Ginger Mte?"
"Xo; Ginger snaps." Yalo Itec-ord.
Consistent
Dreamy Her face is queenly
and her mouth It the mouth of a
primes.
Hard Facts Yes, even her teeth
nre crowned. Froth.
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', vSt "Why, Eflle 1 How vain you nro
' "Vain, auntla? XVhv. I lnn'
'I'Kthtnk myself half bo pretty as I
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really am!
THE CHEERFUL CHERUB
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I envy 7rnlliorv&.ire.s
no more. .
I Fe.e.1 ?i.s ricK a.5
tKe.y.
I now c?o buy
'most smvthino"
I ly boss just
ra.ised my
pay.
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SCHOOL DAYS
Both the Same
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Lamb.
"Is there a difference between the
time In l'arls and N'ew York?"
"Well, you can have pr'tty much
the same time In New York as jou
can In Pails, If you know the
ropes !"
War Savings Jingle
Mary buys war saving stamps
Out of her meager earnings
She does her bit to keep the lamps
Of liberty still burning.
The Youns Lady Across the Wa)
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The young, lady across the way
saya It never seems to occur to
me critics oi me Administration that
PERSONS AND EVENTS LOOMING LARGE IN, THE NEWS OF THE DAfl
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f $sSS .' & llwJ''wPS When the history of the groat war is written, the romance of America's shipyards will fip;m-e ,
r 'IZMXS&l Ml$mX "" J?r5im SwW prominently. In less than a year the number of shinways has been expanded to 710 and con- '
?CPra--vJIVw Sfi, tracts for 302 wooden and 414 steel ships have been let. h
V,TJSJJ'f "-&fri&i. "'iTW'J ' ' " Committee on Public Information
Four maids who. will act as aides at the Philopatrian fe&.-"" "'" '"llliilpW HfiM'V ' ' " "!li "ia
Helen Murphy and Alma Fitzpatrick. gg;,,- ywxLsZJ" ' 'jfigfpl
ISSRvf' " '''' '-"' itl; '!?4iP if'?S One of the reasons Samuel Untermeyer has come to be known as one of America's' 1 1;
fWmW-- ' . MBi& -S WfMmF' wWW?Wk successful lawyers is that he never permits himself to waste a minute, even1' Oj
VTHefjfti!IV Slave SF-tJL irhapa Secretary "aer Enew what I General William Nicholson, acting commandant at Camp Meade, dictates an A friendly, bout with tho nrnv"i... n t j "
W- VT - -7T M J23L iSL to 0t,Ud " I order to hU ai(& Meuen?nt Raymond Hurley, Hthe request of one of the . Mtod on lookwa at CamneaV!.ThffiH ? di?w I knot ot inter" i