Judge — March 14, 1914 — page 22: what you’re looking at

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Well, I'll show you.’” That was the first move of the game The objector went over and began tug. ging at the window, while the whole car watched his prowess. But the other maa Well, why don’t you shut it?” It uh appears. uh—to be stuck.” “It is stuck. I tried to close it before youcame in. Now go back and sit down.” But the other fellow didn’t. He got of the car.—Cleveland Plain Dealer. Lightly Valued—They lingered for fally half an hour over their ‘‘good-by.”” But at last John got up from the sofa with aa air of determination. This time he really meant to go. Molly, however, had other ideas on the subject and sought to restrain him. “*So soon, John?’’ she sighed. “Yes, darling, I’m afraid I must go.” Then, seeing protest hovering on her lips he repeated, ‘‘Must go- -really must! Though, you know, I’d give ten yearsat my life to be with you for another hour.” Her eyes were full of questioning. 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