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I’ve got the right to travel in this carriage, and I mean to do it!” The guard hurried up; but, wonder of wonders, he whispered a few words to the irascible gentleman, after which that gentle- man went quietly away to seek room else- where. “How did you manage it?” Pilkington asked the guard at the end of the journey, as he pressed the promised half crown into his hand. “How did you manage to get that bad-tempered old chap to go away so quietly?” “Oh, that was easy,” replied the guard. “T only just told ‘im you were a bit wrong in the ’ead.” —Philadel phia Ledger. 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MINER, Manager. he pointed a dusky finger at himself vhy, Ah am Edgah Allan Poe!"—Lippin- colt’s. Preparing a Finish—“ That feller Mor- gan Buttles is terrible unpopular,” said one mountaincer. “We'll have to git rid o’ him somehow,” replied the old moonshiner. “Yes. But we don’t want to do nothin’ in a way that ain’t legitimate an’ customary. You know he has p’litical ambitions.” “T’ve heard so. But he ain’t got no pull.” “Yes, he has. An’ you an’ your relations want to stand back o' me when I put the case up to our congressman. We'll git Buttles app’inted a revenue inspector an’ then let nature take its course.” —Washing- ton Star. The Law On Pies—A reader wrote to the Arkansas City Traveler, asking what a young man should do when he sat on a custard pie at a picnic. The editor advised him to remain there until the others went home. However, there are those who dis- agree with the Traveler. editor’s advice. There are those even who advise throwing the remains of the pie into the lap of the woman who brought it along. Anyone who takes a custard pie on a* picnic deserves whatever may happen to her. Custard pie is, or should be, strictly an in- door enterprise. No pie without a sub- stantial top crust should be allowed on a picnic.—Kansas City Star. GREA’ rity has ie? 0c the ease of six Glass stoppered bottles, (ADVE ) LEGAL NOTICE LIN ACCORDANCE WITH THE ACT OP CONGRER, of August 24th, 1912, the following statement is priatat Judge, published oxy 8 ‘at 225 Fifth Avenue, Sew Yay, tor October tet, 1918; James A. Waldron, Editor ast h A ‘York City. Mokew: Mitouben Ps slelcher, 325 Filth Avenus New Tet City. Publisher, LeslieJudge, Co., 225 Fifth Avenue, New York City. , nue, New York so more of to! mortzneee of es Furth Avenues New York City; Te Fifth Avenue, New York City: com Be, 176 Broadway, New York Cit; ‘leicher, Business Manager. 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