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KGHE TBALISMAN Now you can go to grass, said Ralph Wilstmii as hc led his horse into the pasture. K X Elmer Cotton: Mother, may I have a nickle for the man who is outside crying7A' 15: Mother: Yes dear, hut what is the old man cry' ing alHout7 jsvffl , f ' ' V .gl - i ,ll ,na y V L I 1 J N Elmer: Hes crying, 'salty peanuts, 9 cents a liagf' CAN YOU IMAGINE Aloe Gummerson without his Francescs 7 Eugene Lehman without his Prince Allvert 7 Doad Wright not studying? Orville Prior wide awake in class, Nyal Roszell without a new sheha7 Marjorie Phelps not chasing a new man? Frances Fisher without her gum? The Freshman not playing tag7 George Tegard wearing size No. 2 shoe? The Seniors not making special reports? Mr. Bayiniller without his Essex? 'v Gertrude Thomas: x'Does he helong to the '400'7 Catherine Sullivan: Yes, he's one of the ciphersf' AT CHICAGO Florence Poshard: Look here, thc rain is simply pouring through the roof ot my hed room! Stevens Hotel Proprietor: Ahoslutely according to our prospectus, Madam. Running water in every room. thin Barrett: Lin otfa that girlfi Ralph Brush: Why'7 jim: x'She asked me if I danced, Ralph: Vv'ell? jim: I was dancing with her when she asked. Frank Bessler: I understand that Mac is quiet poetic, Orville Prior: Yea, how come? Frank: All the stuhs in his check hook read, 'Ode to a guy'. Mr, Baymiller: Take this sentence, 'Take the cow out of the lot,' Whitt mood? Pat Hetfron: The cow. Laura Hedstrom: Didn't I tell you to notice when the milk hoiled over? Lucille Tegard: I did. It was half past eleven. Helen Breedlove: l'I've changed my mind. Mary Corie: 'xVVell, does it work any hetter7 Dad: W'hy. when I was your age I thought nothing of walking ten miles to school. Page HJ!