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By Lee Pape
My cuzln Artie came crreunil yes
tldclny n nil we both fcturtril te ft'i'l
hungry nt the smiic llmi", me calling ill"
Htnirs t't mn, liny inn. ran w "ml
Artie have tlieie - duplet en the Id Id
berd? 1 nlppese se. .ed mn. Morning jcs.
and I wd te Artie. She ni we mn.
Herrny. grnte new?, sed Artie. And
me nud lilm went back in tlie dining
room nnd looked at the apple, one
being n exter big one nnd one limine n
eater nmnll one net looking en relation,
me thinking Well, its only polite te
auk Artie te take one ferst nnd if he
take the biggest one lie nint er.v ie
fined. And I soil te him (Je ahead. Artie,
take one. Sounding a if I dldcnt give
a darn wli li one he took, and he kepp
en looking nt them a wile, vi.ting, Ne.
you take 01 tm. ,ou live heer mid
you aw t 1 1' ne the fert rhoeM1. Wirli
one de Mil .Mint? he ed. and I ied.
Kny one', either one. Thinking, G, the
big pig. he thinks 111 take the little one
out of politeness and then he can take
the big one and leek as if it was n
nxnidrnt. And I thawt. Like fun. like
heck, snying. Ne. go nhed. yeure com
pany, go' nhed and tnke one I dent enre
which one jeu tnke, Id jest as leef have
one a the ether. Wleli one de you
wiint? 1 sed.
Heley snienkc. wnt de I earc wirli
one 1 get. go nhed and tnke the big
one, that wi.l show hew imitrh I mie.
sed Aille
Well I tell jeu lit wati di. I ed.
jest te show jeu Id Jest us lecf haw
i ne as the ether lets cut them ill half,
and enrh take half of cm h Wat de
Jim snj '! 1 sed.
Tlint suits me nil nte. ii.iihiug suits
me. (i. I dent chic wlch one I get. lm
, lmmutciinl, sod Artie
' Itltllll, 1. (1 I It I, llill l.llllir lt.ll
pi epic get tee polite it .starts te leek
suspicious.
Start Sheeting Ridley Park Dogs
, The Kldley Park police made geed
their thrent te sheet the deg in t het i
district that nre net kept indoors
The first victim of the police order was
a tramp deg that had been wnnderiiig
around the railroad station. Pour oth eth
ers met the same fate. The polite
sm thev hae a number of dogs In the
pound that will be shot if thev arc net
I'hilmed bv their owners within a sheit
time
Moving Picture of Sleepy Man Trying te
Get Out of Bed in the Morning
By J. P. MeEVOY
HKAUH alarm clock.
1'uIIh pillow up mound his enrs
mil tries te keep eyes elesid.
Alnrui clock step.
I WeniWful relief. Instantly dieps
iff te sleep.
i Iteautlful dreams begin te unroll.
I Alnrui clock gees off again. It is one
S.f these diabolic, persistent tjpe
I Man rolls ever en his face
Hulls ever en his back.
Finally sits up nnd glares nt clei k
1 Throws pillow at It.
Cleck steps ringing ns if mnpicalh
1 TTAN lie" down again and curls up
iX fur nnuther nnp.
Tries te uiek up dreams where 1 e .
cff.
Conscience annoys him a litO.
Knows he sh mid get up.
Decides he is entitled te n little mere
sleep,
He'll feel better In the eflica won't
le se dopey.
Conscience agrees with him
He sti etches luxuriously.
Falls Inte light slumber,
DUATTKL) alarm gees off ngnln.
.lumps up nud throws another pil
low nt it.
Cleck continues te ring mere violently.
If possible.
Decides he rnjjlit ns well get up.
Sits en edge of bed nnd yawns tre
mendously. ltlluks his ee nnd leeks mound for
bathrobe.
tlets up nnd Mops nlarm. swe.irlng
softly, but feellnglj, the while.
Unies window shade nnd leeks out.
Feels rotten.
Anether dny !
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