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Missionary—"' And $0 you admit that your o countrymen are irretrievably in the dark Crerey Luxe—‘* Well, I should say so! The sun don't, shine here only once in six months. Tcxtanp ROWTER “* As far as shootin; chutes is concern Tm sorry I shot the bear.” Kaxi—"; Where are you going to spend the summer 7 * T'll have to go to some place where it is warmer or my y wife will be kicking for a new seal-skin sacque to call the game square.” Cuter Cacxrac—"Dorgthy ! drop «1 never handle soap again. GR some stakes a settler’s claim to some of fe before i those New York ice baross\ they get as bergs.”” Dos (crying)—"* I heard that the trolley had done away with the horses, and now my job is gone,” COPYRGNT 1897 BY THE JUDGE PUBLISHING COMPARY CF MEW YORK OVERHEARD BY JUDGE'S EX*LORE comicbooks.com