Judge — October 25, 1913 — page 19: what you’re looking at

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That Was Enough—A young Frenchman in the sophomore class of an American college was invited to a musical enter- tainment given by his classmates, where there were sung, in honor of the for- eigner, a number of French songs, and they were given in the best American French. “IT say, old man,’’ observed one of the sophomores, after the entertainment, ‘‘I suppose those French songs made you feel a little homesick, eh?"” “*No,"’ responded the Frenchman; ‘‘only sick.""—Rocky Mountain News. She Couldn’t Swim—Barbara, aged six, had enjoyed herself tremendously at the exhibition to which her mother had taken her. There was only one thing more that she wanted to do, and that was to go for a trip in one of the gondolas that floated on the artificial lake. Her mother was, therefore, very sur- prised when they arrived at the landing stage to see a look of terror come over the child’s face. “‘Why, Barbara,’’ she said, ‘‘what’s the matter? 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