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DIGEST OF THE WORLD'S HUMOR “Do you know, miss, that out ski-ing to-day I fell so many times and became so tired that I only took the trouble to get up every alternate fall?”—Korsaren (Christiania). THE TRAVELER IN ELASTIC GOODS. “Engaged, eh? Very well. I will see him And show him how to advertise.” —Meggendorfer Blaetter ‘Munich). His Better Half—Henry, what do you mean by arguing with me when visitors are here? Mr. Henpecked—Er—er—well, dear, you know I daren’t do it when we are alone!—Passing Show (London). tt “Ah, little man,” exclaimed the kindly old man. “Going to school, ¢ it’s the opening day, too! I’ possess if I were going to school again.” “Huh,” replied the tough youngster. “That's what pa said when I left the house this mornin,” but he backed out when I called his bluff."—Birmingham Age-Herald. ery Mrs. Suburbs — (hysterically)—John, you thought I didn’t see you, but I did. You kissed the maid. Mr. Suburbs (reproachfully)—But, my dear, you asked me to try to persuade her to stay another week. “Tell me quick, John dear, did she promise?”—Sidney Bulletin. A hopeless dawn at our holiday camp.—Passing Show (London). 23 comicbooks.com