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JUDCEH Pe fewil Ole scarcely restored retics of the presi: a droppe into. the heremarked, “1 tion from Sidney Bostick, the poet laureate of the eluby Mostawat, Nov. M187 Brethren of the Mystic Neck-tie: With my hands 2 Tmet a rude and usked the 1 it is run it till it drops, adry joke,"siys 1. This was badinage or yout bought a ticket for American colony at that imperial rous body. | They. ret in London are waiting for the whether 1 between two ¢ into the Exiles club, stitution at present r here. The climate has Vimy complexion. [ kept ub room ly draped with American flags, and ered with aps. A nice old gentleman. with a ercoat wanted to ki tat my line of busi pal contracts or alde reticent. suit wanted to know if L had suffered from enlarge: and when [ put my hand up to my head playfully said he meant cashier A partly prosperous old gent said he was glad to see that however affliction had marked me for her own Thad 1 lost my grip. [told him I was not easily ed and then hesportively k my valise, and said he referred to tl nd told me to lock it up in the Th ‘y all seemed to be off the sume piece, and a good The president of the club took me up forward and intro- y country mes a Th neat specch. He said Iways be wld soon have to be proclaimed the United Skates in ore k rrough to do busin ind the surplus int the walls large seal ness was, banks or mu A youth in ars in this music are wot so clove together as the exiles are accustomed. repeat marks, av they were all repeaters in New York pth Plain talk is best. bi that i New York city. ‘Thy soft greon bankson And sat down heavy half so that went through. airs that stele al Loner te 3 V ler grown, as sports Ww Thith benwers at the ace Flag of the free, thou pire Laken was exhilersted by tivo of Campbell's sweet words: * And then he sportively kicked my valise.” ‘Thy exiled sone cold says may sre ster haute f ‘ears poured down every cheek as the song died away president said that if many such run bank of his syu dow and skipout with t then the rest of the 7 my countrymen! The finanei: of emotion were n thies he would have to put a ca ed with appli cial nature, Whata society T eding were of punicipal ay ets, [ was reminded of the classic lines, Xo pent The light drinks surroundings and some wed awhile, ew to simile, hankers . eip drvad gripsacks in the morning fair, Skipped o'er the line atl split the quivering air. I shall remain here until Lam found nd an,and then all interest will die out for nv SIDNEY BOSTICK. "said the president thought rinls me of ; AT spend the boodle ,liur honestly acquired) on itor to put out the | TOO YOUNG “OR TOO OLD. From a youthful point of view. “What kind of a looking ge man is your sister's beau, Mi. Tommy; is he you “IT should say so,” replies Ma miy; why he hasn't got COMPLIMENTS OF THE SEASON IN CHICAGO. “I should think, after the decided jilt 1 gave him, that Mr. Ari AGE sl fare have ~ifrespect to send me a present, It's a pretty little toboggan though Be + Ht hooks to me more like a shoehorn.” comicbooks.com