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18 Entrance into
society.
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35 Arid.
38 Slight bow.
40 Eternity.
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55 Interpret,
56 Symbol for
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59 Nuisance.
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62 Biblical high
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68 Whether.
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LIFE'S LIKE THAT
0$J�MODERNS,
By Fred Neher
Simplified Spelling
Too many wurds in the Inglish
langwige are spelled diffruntly
from the way they arc pronowns-
ed, There hav bin stun 'faint -
hafted attempa to improov the
situayshun but thay don't get very
far. It isn't only the spelling,- it's
also the stay wurds are uzed. If
you say frcez and froz, why
shuldn't you say skweez and
skwoz? And if tts mawsc and
mise why not' say hows and hise?
A word such as "cough' rcely ort
to be spelled koff, and if titer's
enything to the Meer that usage
gives athoraty, then "government"
should long have becum guvver-
munt. Specking in genral turns,
we ar in fayvor of a .s ilhng sis-
ter)] that macho: the ufanlistic el-
ements of our muther tung.—Wall
Street Journa:.
THE SPORTING THING
BY LANG ARMSTRONG
"J. erl Stop scratching! - you'll
just have to get need to it!"
SIDE GLANCES
By Galbraith
1 SY NEA SEAMY. INC. T. M. 553. ►AT. M.
'Something's about to happen. I'm sure—that last maid
I bad has phoned from bei war plant job twice recently,
just to inquire about my health!"
CROSSTOWN
By Roland Coe
"He's only a pup, but he sure hates baby talk!"
Seems Like Yesterday
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IS' MIGHTY 1416*1
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By C. Kessler
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This Curious World By William Fergusoi
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;1.3SE0 BY THE GERMANS IN WORLD
WAR ONE FIRED SHELLS WEIGHING
228 POUNDS... BUT OF THIS WEIGHT
. d/t/LY22 pOUNOS lwezeEXPLo.r/vez
5055. 1544 EY 555 5 5 5 5515 5, INC.
r. M. NEC. U. 5. PAT, OFF.
LA RUSSIAN SCIENTIST
NOW BACKS UP THE OLD BELIEF
THAT ON/cz' r,a'a GARG/C
ARE 'GOOD FOR WHATAILS YOU;'
SECAU5E OF THE
BACTERIA -KILLING 011-5
CONTAINED IN THEM.
MUTT AND JEFF— If Not, Why Put Ashes on Slippery Sidewalks, I Ask You?
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t SLIPPED! THIS
IS THE THIRD TIME!
I WiSK SOMEBODY
WOULD no somata*
skean-RY
WO-Mutts!
By BUD FISHER
THIS IS TAR BEST
I CAN D0, MUTT!
Etva 1
REG'LAR FELLERS—Taking Cover
I'VE KNITTEb YOU
.A SWEATER AMD 3
WANT YOU TO PROMISE
TO WEAR IT AT T64IS
AFATTEPP.NOOON'S REVIEW/
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SURE, I SENT FOR. YOU,/ 1
WANTCNA TA 00 114' GE5-r J015
OF CAMOUFLAGE YOU l<NQW 140W!
By GENE BYRNFS
THAT WILL
DO! CONFINE
YOUR EXCUSES
TO YOUR MEN,
GEN'RUL DUGAN,/
NOW LISTEN, AGGIE,
I AM WEARIN'
YOUR SWEATER --
LISTEN T' REASON
CaMv
FL/AGE.
Corote
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POP—Over the Fence Is Out!
HEY ! YOU MUST GO OUT
',THE WAY YOU . GAME
IN !
By J.•IVIIILLAR WATT
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