TI4 E CDl.5'hA Pl Pxf4 loses Some boys were playing football as a young woman drove by in a high-pow- ered ear. The ball bounced into the road and she drove carefully to avoid running over it. slowing down as she did so. This gave one of the players time to dofti his cap, and say with admiration in his voice. Lady, you're a Gentle- man. g V .,. ., .,. .P ., Some time ago an elderly gentleman walking along the street saw a little girl crying bitterly. Instantly his heart soft- ened and he stopped to soothe her. YVhat is the matter, little girl? he kindly asked: are you hurt? No, sirf, responded the child, as her sobbing increased in volume. I lost my nickel. There! there! gently returned the kind-hearted citizen. digging into his pocket. Dont cry any more. Here is your nickel. f'VVhy, you wicked man! exclaimed the little girl, seizing the coin and glar- ing at the donor with flashing eyes. You had it all the timefi :t :k is :sf Butler bragged to Hamor that he made a Ian last twenty years by opening only a fourth section, and using this for tive years, then the next section, and so on. Hamor registered scorn. Vl'asteIul I he eiaculated. I was better taught than that. I made mine last a life-time. I open it wide and hold it under my nose quite motionless. Then I wave my head. if wk 2 wk is A man was entering a hall in which a politician was sneaking. and met a man leaving. I-las llflr. Politician spoken yet? he asked. I-Ie was late. Yes, replied the other man, he has been speaking 'Ior half an hour. VVhat is he talking about ? asked the other. I don't know, was the reply, he hasn't said yet! ' ISOI How are you today. Ned? inquired Colonel Hobb of an old darky. I'd be all right, Colonel I-Iobb, it it wasnt for rheumatism in my left foot, replied the old darky. VXIell. Ned. we mustn't complain. we're gettin' old. and old age does those thingsf, Old age has nothing to do with it. My right Ioot's as old as my left foot. yet it's as sound as can be. 21 2? P? Ik 911 Sit down 1 said the father to his son. who was making too much noise. I won't do itf' replied the impudent one. Hlllell. then stand up. I will be obeyed. PF 211 :lr :lf Pl: A Sultan at odds with his harem, Thought up a way he could scarem, So he caught him a mouse, Set it loose in the house. Thus starting the first harem-scarem. 21: :sc fs: 2: This seems to be a very dangerous precipicef' remarked a tourist. I won- der why they don't put a warning sign up. Yes, answered the guide. it is dan- gerous. They kept a warning sign up for two years. but no one tell over, so it was taken down l ' The train robber was holding un a lwullman car. Out with your dough or I'll kill all the men without money and kiss all the women. An elderly man said. You shall not touch these ladies. An old maid in an upper berth shouted, You leave him alone: he's robbing this train ll' if Pk Pk Pk A passenger on a Pullman looked un- der his berth in the morning and found one black shoe and one tan. I-Ie called the norter's attention to this error. The porter scratched his head in amazement. VW-ll if ,dot don't beat all, he said. That's the second time it hap- pened this morning.
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