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MR TRACV, BUT TWEES EES THE J ' PAPA WEETW. EET AND THEE5 ' EET FITS NO? r- ! 1 MISS EGGHEAD . M AUNTIE EGGHEAD
CHICKEN-THAT KILLED MV J EES WHERE THAT PIECE OF METAL J. . ., KILL YOUR J DID-1 HEARD
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LAST SEE MISS Fl CHASING OF THIS WITH CLOSE-UPS OF THE SUNDECK OF A CUBAN HOTEL WHITHER ifp V THE HAIR
. EGGHEAD AND I V ME. J BROKEN CLAW WITH THE PIECE u SHE MAS FLED BY PLANE, MISS ' K '
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JJ rattJYJO AMD ESSIESUE'S BISTER,
nnnioiLb, urt,c nivn, nun wiuunku,
ALONE AND PENNILESS, HAS COMB
BACK TO THE OLD HOME
OH, FATHER.
I " I HAD NO
OTHER PLACE
TO go;
MARIBELL. MV
CHILD I THIS IS
VQUR HOME f
mis
SINCE DUD WENT
EVERYTHINQ SEEMS ,
TO HAVE GONE WRONG'
I'VE LOST EVERY CENT
HE LEFT ME "-AND
I FEEL SO SO
ALONE'"
T X I
WELL, AROUND
HERE YOU'LL
NOT BE
ALONE"'
DON'T TELL
ME YOU AIN'T
QOT YOUR
BIQ CAR NO
MORE f
MEAN TO
SAY YOU
CAME ALL
TH' WAY
HEREON
BUS?
OH, THE
BUS TRIP
WAS VERY
PLEASANT-
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YOU REMEMBER
VOUR NICE
AUNTIE ,
MARIBELL
' "
WHY DONT HELLO:
YOU SAY "CHILDREN-
. HELLO MY HOW
MARIBELL? I QROWN:
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BUT WHAT'S SHE
BRUNG US
LATELY?
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II - rr 1 1 II 1
!lf .,. I A-TWJI THAT 8 NOT A AREN'T YOU I WHY, YOUR AUNTIE MARIBELL. I
II HLO-1 J y I VERY NICE WAY ) GOING TO GIVE f I NEVER FORGOT ANY HOLIDAY f 1 I
IS- ! FA I T0 GREET YOUR HER A NICE I YOUR BIRTHDAYS !. REMEMBER Jhl
I I rr
1
fTP HURT HER 60?
OH, BRU-THERF
WHAT I'D LOVE T'DO
WITH A HARD.
PADDLE AND A
STRONG ARM
SOME THINGS
MAKE ME SO
MAD I COULD
CRY-IF I
WEREN'T SO
MAD?
WHAT THOSE LITTLE
DICKENSE3 SAJP t
THOUGHT I'D BUST
OUT LAUGHIN' RIGHT
IN MARIBELL'S
FACE?
WONDER HOW
IT FEELS TO
BE JUST
COMMON, FOLKS
LIKE US
AGAIN"'
"COMMON: WITHOUT RFPINPMFNT".
BY GEORGE, IT TAKES MORE THAN
BEING POOR TO BE THAT COMMON
RND THEY'RE MINE
ALL MINE 5. H