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SOMEBODY'S STENOGWhat Would Miss O'Flage Call an Active Vacation?
Copyrlcht win by rubllo Iedcer Co.
J?f Hayward
London Opinion.
Disappointed House Huuter I've brouglit back the keys of jour
maisonette why, there jsn't room in it for the children to have the
mumps.
Interested Her
YTiey had been married a year.
"You never shov the slightest
sign of affection." he fumod,
"You'd never dream of calling mo
dear as other men's wives do."
She was roused to a first faint
flicker of interest.
"Do other men's wives call you
I(er Lighter Hand
Stern Parent Your mother tells
mo you have been naughty again,
and therefore I shall be1-obliged
tq punish you,
Troublesomo Son Wh-why
can't ma punish mo horself, dad?
I don't see wh-why you should
have to d-do all the odd jobs.
Pearson's Weekly.
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