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lzrst husband
lglpjoy and that '
”1. how good he
til} knew the
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, such a thing
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7‘ present sli-
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gala»? irom you
irst husband
'1'; to make
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Dear Mr. Thompson: ‘1 rec‘olved
a ring irom my iisnce for 11 Christ-
mas present and i do not like it. It
is not an cngugcmunt ring, but a
r.ng for my little linger. I would
like to know how much it cost and
also would like to change it. Do
you think it would be all right to
question my fiance about the price
and suggest that I change it?
1)) not ask the price of the ring
and do not. ask to change it; you
would hurt your fiance's testing: by
implying you do not like his mtg.
Alter you are married be careful as
twell as now. Some wives make
their husbands miserable by com-
plaining about gills.
Told by Mark Twain
A W’ashingtonman who w as I»
friend of the great humorist says
that Mark Twain once not in the
smoking-room of a. steamer and lis—
tened for an hour to some remark-
able stories.
“Boys." he drawlcd. “these tests
of your recall an adventure of my
own in Hannibal. There was a fire
.ooe night. and old man Hanklnson
got ca‘llght in the fourth story or the
burning house. None 0! the lad-
ders was long enough to reach him.
Tli'e crowd stared at one another
with awed eyes. Nobody could
think or anything to do. 'i‘ln-n. all
of a sudden, boys, an idea occurred
to me. ‘Iv‘t-tch a rope!‘ I yelled.
l "Somobod.v fetched a. rope. and
with great presence of mind I flung
the. end of it upto the old man. “Tie
her around your waist!“ l yelled, (lid
man flankinson did so. and I pull-
ed him down."’“l-2vcrybody's.
Her Hopeful Outlook
(Wall birect Journui)
The young man had proposed to
a beautiful girl.
The girl. blushing and weeping a
littlu, had aCCcplcd him.
He foldi-d her in his arms. pressed
zhis lips to bars and whispered"—
"uearest. is this the first time you
have ever low-d '3"
"Yes." the girl sighed. "but it is
so nice that l nope it won't be; the
last."
| Imadllnc‘ss of Water
They were having a discussion on
telnpornnce and one of the speakers
declari-d—' Water 3 has kl. led more
poopio- than whislcev' uor di d."
"How do 3ou mokn that out?" rc-
plli-d the local prohibitionlst.
"\Yz-li. to begin with. there was
the flood."
The mveiing adjourned.
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mr—clianic sullen he grows up. Hill
parrots who natumlly how to think
of their own \iilmlo had horn-d
that if be h: ill to grim up he would
at least h come .1 plasterer.
Auto mollllvs of more thz-in 100-
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$1 lncludlrg the (irliir und l5 conic
for earh additional puss'ngm‘ for
lhII privilmze of nor-sing the now
Ivriiiculnr bridgp nt- Pear Mountain.
Crossing ”1" Hudson River.
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