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DIGEST OF THE WORLD'S HUMOR THE GUST OF WIND “Moritz, don’t trouble about it. It’s only a hundred thousand mark note.”—Kladderadatsch (Berlin). The Lady—Now, I'm a very strict vegetarian; so, if I give you a shilling, will you promise not to spend it on meat? Beery Bob (enthusiastically) — On my oath, ma’am!—Humorist (London). Manager of Heavyweight Champion—Yes, I'll introduce you; but, mind, no hand-shak- ing, he’s fighting next week.—Passing Show (London). RITY FETE “Boy, do you know what they do with boys The Waiter—Did you have a vanilla or a strawberry ice, madam? who tell lies?” The Girl—It tasted like glue. “Yes, sir. When they are old enough the “Ah! Then it was strawberry. The vanilla tastes like paste."— firm sends them out as salesmen.”—London London Opinion. Mail. 20 comicbooks.com