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,S f : 22' l'l'2l g'l'5'e'lIA L .X ie, C-J V v v I '1 1 n--A'-'-r y- T' xl .rl 5 I' ou' 1' -f W I' 1' . Ipit. f .AW N, ' A 'V 5, 1' ' I FAS! H Quia -A2':Il g4 g9L-Qgffgae S And is this the cut-out ? she inquired. Yes, toodles, as I took my foot 0E the accelerator. Not more than 200 feet away our course was blocked by a fast moving train. But what on earth is this funny looking pedal? she said in a curi- ous tone, as she gave the accelerator a vigorous push with her dainty foot. This, sweetheart is heaven, I said in a soft, celestial voice, as I pick- ed up a gold harp and flew away. How divinely you Penn. men dance. How sublimely you Wellesley girls talk. Oh, I've got a copyright on my line. Well, I've got patent leather on my feet. Louise Smith: What's the population of Chicago? Freddy Podelco: I don't know, but I'll tell you how you can find out. Louise Smith: How's that? Freddy Podelco: Take half of the number of the people who live there and multiply it by two. Attorney: Where were you located when the shooting was going on? Rastus: I wasn't located, but I sho' was looking for a safe location. Say, Charles, where's the girl that you were going to bring to the prom ? Aw, I had a date with one of the Siamese twins and she couldn't get away. I say, what's come over Amos ? Him? He done was killed. Killed? How come ? They tell us he .died from overtrainin'. Overtrainin'? What you-all mean, niggah ? Why, the engine runned right across his back. Leona Schoppert: My greatest ambition is to sing for the public. Oscar Johnson: Join the Salvation Army. Blanche H.: Now, dearie, what will I get if I cook a meal like that everyday ? Hernon S.: My life insurance. I76l
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