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Bur Dip Sup Wear Tren ? I left her unawares one night, She seemed so blue and cold; The long-legged, long-sleeved, high necked kind, The unawares of old. —Uhio State Sun Dial. sae “I'm going to take the clevator to the next floor.” “Well, be sure you bring it back.” Washington Cougar's Paw. She—Something is preying on Dick’s mind. Breathes there a maid with He—Never mind, it will die of soul so dead, starvation.— Dartmouth Jack 0’ Who never to her man hath Lantern. said— “When do we eat?” Sai —Wesleyan Wasp. Way Men Leave Home In Well-meaning husband (to his guests) —If I had it to do over again, do you A Keynote Romance Bu know whom I'd marry? My wife. Agamemnon Horsefat, the f aul Te Wifie—No you wouldn't cither.— demon motorist, finds out rom a local newspaper after Ohio State Sun Dial. what the second-hand car atone of the hotels: ‘Miss salesman meant when he said the car would go up any hill without straining the motor a bit—Rutgers Chanticleer ig, who had just started dressing, red in’ her chen watchfulness of the bellboy Yellow Jacket. soe “T may be down but I’m not out,” thought the runner as he safely slid into third.—Aggie Squib. A hundred years ago to-day a wil- derness was here; A man with powder in his gun went forth to hunt a deer, But now the times have changed some- what—are on a different plan, A dear, with powder on her nose, goes forth to hunt a man. —North Carolina Boll-Weevil. Rd Customer—I look too stout in this photograph. Photographer—Perhaps I developed Leap Year Suggestion. Giving him the coaled that one too much.—Notre Dame Jug- (Apologies to Yellow Cab) shoulder.—Pitt Panther. gler. —Michigan Gargoyle. comicbooks.com