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* * * * * As I was going to the theater in Indianapolis I passed two ladies who were busily discussing a third. "You know she can't hear very well," said one. "No, I see she can't," said the other. * * * * * "Bobbie" Richardson was not feeling very well, and for the past four nights had been taking a couple of pills each night. The fifth night Mrs. Bobbie happened to glance over toward him just as he was about to take his two pills. "Bobbie," she said with a gasp, "what are you doing?" "I am taking a couple of my pills," replied Bobbie. "My Goodness," said Mrs. Bobbie, "those are not pills; that is a bottle I gave Alice to keep her beads in." * * * * * Julius Tannen and his wife were--er--talking it over. That is, _she_ was; Julius was playing he was the audience. Finally Julius got an opening and said, "Say, what would you think if you and I ever thought the same about something?" Quick as a flash Mrs. Julius answered, "I should know I was wrong." [Illustration: The Band of Hope.] LET US HOPE "The Normal School Band uniforms will consist of a coat and cap at first, with the probable addition of trousers at a later date."--_Kalamazoo Gazette._ * * * * * At the Seelback Hotel in Louisville, Ky., I asked the colored waiter if they served a table d'hote meal in the morning. He hesitated for a moment, then picked up the bill of fare, studied on it for a moment, then said, "Er--no, suh; we haven't got table doe meal, but we have got oat meal." * * * * * I saw a wedding announcement in a Kansas City paper the other day and I didn't blame the girl a bit. Her name was Leafy Gose. * * * * * Al Fields' (Fields & Lewis) mother and father came from Berlin. Father teaches stuttering people not to stutter. One day he was busily beating time for a pupil to talk to, when the bell rang; he went to the door and a boy handed in a bundle, saying, "Frank Brothers." A couple of days afterwards Mother said to him, "Papa, haf you seen a pair of slippers come by der house for Mama?" No, Papa had seen no slippers. "It iss funny iss," said Mama. "Two days ago yet I buy me a pair of slippers from Frank Brothers; unt they say they vill sent them by a boy to the house." "From who iss it?" as
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