Walkerton Independent, Volume 51, Number 30, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 22 October 1925 — Page 7

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( AT THE RUSH HOUR “Don’t you condemn this company for its crowded cars?” “Well, yes; but I’ve stood up for j It many a time.”

Lamp Burned Long A funeral lamp placed, in the year 45 B. C., in the tomb of Tullia, daughter of the great Roman orator Cicero, and wife of Dlabella, is said to have been kept burning constantly for 1,500 years. Excusable “A strange man kissed me yesterday.” “And you permitted it?” “Yes. I thought at first he might be my husband I”

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NEEDED IT ALL “Boss, is yo’ got twenty-five cents yo’ kin lend me?” “Won't a quarter do, Sam?” “No, sah, dat won't do; I needs de whole amount.”

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