Hornet 1915 4Signs of unrest are never noticed at
a popular loafing place.
Some of the weather bureau's worst
predictions come true.
Among the common mental dis-
eases include cold feet.
Patience is a virtue when it is pos-
sessed by our creditors.
"The more the merrier"
well when applied tp war.
War, it is observed, is
more and more a shell game
Genuine civilization is not the kind
women and childen have reason to
fear.
Berlin announces that "bread is
going down." That is the general di-
rection it is taking in this country
also.
Young persons will kindly note with
approval that the government urges
the tulip as suitable treatment for
parks.
loesn't St The i
shirts
that the
becoming wisdom.
f Y
Nobody objects to "broken English"
when it voices solid American senti- ,
ment.
Sometimes the man who likes
peace most fights hardest when war
comes,
Man, every time
;set advertisement,
'not a woman.
he looks at a cor-'
rejoices that he to
Shooting the ferocious clay pigeon
ie another way of accustoming a citt-
zenry to arms.
Men would better stop sneering at
woman's styles or woman may resur-
rect the bustle. I
Now that Venice is among the first
!points of attack, they ought to mobil-
ise the gondolas.
What has become of the old-fash-
,toned girl who wanted a young man
with a mustache?
Human nature is always the same.
Furthermore, it couldn't be changed
to satlefy everybody.
A woman gets relief from tears. A
,man chokes a few times and finally
swallows his emotions.
There are people so ill tempered I
,they would try to slam the gate shut
Af they got into heaven.
"Golden" shoe buttons are the latest
fashion fad, but most girls won't have
the "brass" to wear them.
A Harvard professor says that he
Chas discovered a substitute for sleep -
Estill, sleep is not unpleasant to take.
Probably the undertaker would never
Eget busy with some people if the jt were
;to live until they had acquired wisdom.
Damp days are indeed melancholy
to the man who hes just invested
sevens hard dollars in a new panama
ghat.
neoming fashion of low -neck
will find some men insisting
Adam's apple is the seat of
ou may have noticed that the ma-
jority of husbands look as if the wom-
en they belong to didn't take very good
care of them.
England's new solicitor general is
said to owe his place to sheer ability.
1 its should greatly encourage a host
of country editors.
When your enemy smites you on
one cheek you can turn the other, but
:when he slams you on the nose, what
-is the biblical thing to do?
People may sympathize with a man
who makes a fool of himself occa-
sionally, but not with one who insists
on giving a continuous performance.
Woman barbers will never become
.popular with men. They can't forget
the sorry scrape old man Damson got
into by going to a woman for a hair-
cut.
After the war the people will need
much romance and many stories of
love in quiet places to get their minds
and hearts in tune with beauty ,and
sentiment.
Astronomical experts say that the
Mellish comet has been breaking up
If t1:is is a sign that the «var is go-
ing to do likewise, the comet is to be
highly commended for leading in the
movement..
A genius has invented a piano that
weighs only 120 pounds. rMe tired
papa who wants to rest and read can
throw that sized piano into the back
yard when Julie Ann persists in
pounding it.
After devoting forty years and a for-
tune to experiments in perpetual mo-
tion, a Michigan man has died in an
insane asylum. All motion ceases some
time --even the wheels in the head of
the inventor.
An American who has made a pro.
f ession of collecting botanical speci-
mens says he believes that certain
flowers and plants can see and that
their perfume is their song. There
are a lot of sensitive people who don't
think much of the song of the onion.
FIRST AID.
The patient writhed in the chair.
Anger made his face crimson, but the
rubber dam in his mouth prevented
speech.
The dentist stepped quickly into hie
laboratory and came back with a
placard which he hung up on the wall
high enough to be seen by the patient
in his semirecumbent position. On
the card were printed in bold type half
a dozen lines of profanity that fairly'
sizzled.
"Is that how you feel?" asked the
dentist, sympathetically.
The patient nodded his head.
"Well, keep your eyes on the cardo
I'll soon be through."
First Aid.
"Hey," yelled. the man in room 606
through the phone.
"Well?"' asked the busy hotel cleric.
"If the woman in the neat room is
singing, move me to the fifteenth
floor; if she's moaning, send a doctor
up at once.""
True Spellbinding,
"'What is your idea of real political
greatness?"
"Nell,"' replied Senator Sorghum,
"these days a than doesn't seem to
be considered a really great politician
until he can keep a crowd interested,
without Mwiug a, word about politics."
WISE KID
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Mamma --Now, Harold, at the party
If anyone asks you to have some
thing, you must say, "Yes, thank you,''
and if you don't want it you must
say—
Harold—Don't bother, mamma, I
don't expect to refuse anything.
A Quick Response.
Alas, to think how many fall
And lay the blame on fate,
Who, when they hear temptation as&
Don't even hagitate!