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the Whole Family
BIG TOP
Alta, big "bolT elephant, on a rampage, chases “Silk” Fowler, her mortal
enemy. Will Jeff Bangs shoot?
By ED WHEELAN
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By RUBE GOLDBERG
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By C. M. PAYNE
Along the Concrete
ASK THE OTHER BOY
Little Gordon had arrived home
from school with a cut lip and a
black eye.
“Dear me!” exclaimed his moth
er. “Do you mean to say you’ve
walked through the streets like
that?”
“I had to, mum,” grinned Gor
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—Stray Stories Magazine.
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Man—No, but some of the women
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Judge—Have you ever been up be
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Accused—I don’t know. What time
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Kitty—Don’t you believe that
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Katty—Well, you ought to know,
dear.
SULKY
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