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DECEMBER, 1914
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ought to be able to make lots of
money shipping green corn to the
Northern markets."
"Yes, I orter," was the sullen re
ply. "You have the land, I suppose, and
can get the seed."
"Yes, I guess so."
"Then why don't you go into the
speculation?"
"No use, stranger," sadly replied
the cracker "the old woman is too
lazy to do the plowin' and plantinV
Washington Star.
lucky dat a chicken won come a run
nlh' an' a waggln' ltd tall when Its
regular ownor whistles, sumo as a
dog." Washington Star.
Exclusive
A small boy who was sitting next
to a very haughty lady in a crowded
subway car kept on snfiling in a very
annoying manner. At last the lady
could bear it no longer, and turned
to tho lad.
"Boy, have you got a handker
chief?" she demanded.
The small boy looked at her for a
few seconds, and then, in a dignified
tone, came tho answer:
"Yes, I 'ave, but I don't lend it to
strangers." New York World.
Their Ohoico
When E. H. Sothorn and Julia Mar-
lowo were playing in a westorn city
last season, a verdant couple Btepped
up to the box office and the man said:
"Playin' Shakespeare here, they toll
me?"
"Yea, sir," replied' the ticket seller.
"What'o tho show tonight?"
"'An You Llko It."
"Wall, that's what I call accommo-
datln,'," said the native. "Scoin' as
you give us our choice, mother and
me'll- tako 'Romeo and Juliet.' "
Chicago Dally News.
while she mixes him a dono of some
nasty stuff.
If you don't tako all tho advlco
some men try to hand you, thoy toll
others that you lack the brains neces
sary to enable ydutormako good.
Chicago News.
. Homespun Philosophy
I hato.t' eat by t, feller that holds
his arms llko a share drummer.
. Ther's no con jestlon o trafllp t on.
Easy street. . '
It's nlco to live In a little town
whero you don't havo t' give bar
buddy a dlmo t' hold your overco;
A firm chin Is helpless without m
stiff uppor lip. , .
A loafer must feel funny, when
holiday comes along. 2
Tell Blinkley found $2 in a ola
vest yistdrday an' ho can't think who!
ho owoo 'em to.
What's bocomo o th old fashion
ed girl that used t' say, "Lips that
touch wlno shall never touch mine.1'
"Abo" Martin in tho American
Magazine.
Speeches of
William Jennings
Bryan
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' His Only Chance
"Do i.you think the Hon. Bray
Lowder has any shgw for being elect
ed to the legislature?"
"Not .unless he. runp under, an
alias." Judge,
Offers
Tips From Texas
The wisdoirt of the serpent consists
largely In attending to Its own business.
About all we know of anthropology
is that the giggly ago for girls corre
sponds to the cigarette age for boys.
As a general thing, after a candi
date is elected he isn't as glad to see
you as he was when ho was looking
for you.
If the hen were to really lay gold
en eggs, the rooster would start a
bank account. Dallas News.
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. A Valuable Trail .
"Is dem you-all's 'chickens?"
- "Gohse -dey's' niy-all's chickens.
Who's -chickens did you 'spose dey
was?".- ' -
"I Wasn't s'posen', niiffln' about
'em. But I will say dat it's mighty
Attractive
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Lacy Faint heart ne'er won fair
lady.
Stacy Then how did bid Palpy
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Judge.
Without Exception
Every normal girl passes through
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Pointed Paragraphs
It's easier to ge a poor wife than
a good cook.
One man's automdbile may be an
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Every man has a hobby and every
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A girl may ask all kinds of ques
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Solomon, and after marriage give him
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Love brings the parson in, but only
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JU regular woman never waits until
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If you want to see a small boy
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