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(The Prince of Wales sailed for Canada on Wednesday) IN THE WILD AND WOOLLY Will H. R. H. succumb to environment?—London Opinion. Oculist—But surely, my dear young lady, you can read this top line? Sweet Young Thing —I—I'm afraid I can’t speak Russian, doc- tor. Perhaps if you had one in French. . . —London Mail. Housewife—What? 20,000 marks? I only paid 10,000 last time! Shopman—Ah, that was in the good old times—half an hour ago!—UI/k (Berlin). Foreman — What about carrying N ‘ some more bricks, Murphy? aia ' Murphy—I ain’t feeling well, guv’- Visitor—This isn’t a very good picture of your little brother, nor; I’m trembling all over! is it? “Well, then, lend a hand with the Peggy—No. But, then, he isn’t a very good little boy —Humorist sieve.”—Pearson’s Weekly (London). (London). IS wae SS comicbooks.com