' - V THE MORNING POST: SUNDAY NOVEMBER 20. 1904. I ' . 1 ' - I. .. .. I - . j Jr. ' , ' ' ' MR. B. Z. BODDY. 1 ' " ' - - : -il: y: :. ' I yri AT " ' . " " " - I I Vs"-; I He Does a Public Service. j . , ' jHAT dS?AM , S . . TiTT"" 'v-,7 I - ADVENTURES OF THR MERRY DINGBAT. " ' - 'SV ' J fly&k vzjLir . 'r - ! v the playful blitzen tcontmuod.) i fiW: kSv 7 ' s, " . ' --z-z - ; Tcu sec !;e didn't know the Blitz The Blitzen, unawares of this -V--" 4. SZZj?S l0'Cv ' Was peasant as could be, (He had so. little wit), . ' ,? . ; fcff ' ; " kT v And in Mh fright he nearly killtd .Bounced in among the scattered crew, A STORY OF A "THANKSGIVING -DINNER THAT NEVER CAME OFF fzTT 7 J 'brv)C) ) The wretched company. A-yell'ng, "You are.it!" a . ' hm 2 " frl y THANKSGIVING DAY. V 1. . A X : : A HORRIBLE PATE. r- . V J ; TOO BAD. vj, Mrs. Chestnut .Worm-Mercy! I'm being cremated! l jJl4 "7 15 ( Ruyter The publisher said my novel jS". i&p7' 3 N& " " . ' " v 1 !Sr was wortbless. : -v t XS Scribbler Which one? j j m, -Tlt " rfijTTFTllJ J Winnie (during the elopement)-Do l ' f f lIZ , 4t L- I V A you think papa wUl pursue us in his MffSlr M,'' ' VT 1 7J W iEf -J J JA" OtT ? IK f N automobile? ... , Jjl f&l7 SM K liBI l0)(3) !l MVVJr S - - , 3lW William-He can-t; I filled his gasoline S, II ISPIES fpSPi tank ' ' I 1 the a SAME THING. She Are you eoin i u ' : . , . J." . Ho Wn- f ,. iwiuau game un a jiaiiKHgirms .'ay.' - i-o. i couldn't get a. Mat, so I'm going through a slaughter-house ln- The Bookkeeper The boss Is !n a bad humor this morning, I think. The Entry Clerk Yesi 4 1 hoard him call the elevator man down. . :. innuirer (in crowd) Who is the speaker .who wanto 1 . going to the bow-wows? - - "8 try froa One of the Crowd-Oh! that's our candidate for dog catcher. M. ' ;, ' ; - AT LEAST HIS ARM WAS. p5y?2E iWtiter-Brit, is your friend Mr. Raitert TJ . , ' 1.1113 oeat f Brzdget the kitchen)-No'm; he's on the belt line now, mum. -it 3

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