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Show Sunday, October 18, 1970 THE HERALD, Provo, Utah—Page 27 THE BORN LOSER Nga Tell Me Why ONTHE WALL, YOU ARE THE Interesting Men — Cicero MIRROR-MIRROR > / [> \U r =| 2} UBLIEST ONE / OF AuL! ‘cerodiscovered theplotjust in time. In the senate, before ali the leading men of Rome, he denouncedCatilinein a stinging, powerful speech. Catiline, who Many men have influenced the 106 B.C. As a young man he MARY WORTH studied law, philosophy, and Public speaking. In 70 B.C. he won great public acclaim by successfully prosecuting a government official for his dishonest rule overthe island of Sicily. 4 COME AGAIN SOON, } AS I EXPECTED, MAGGIE, 1 GOODNIGH rT, DARLING!-..I GUESS 1 \ THIS 15 A WONDERFUL MAR, IRWIN! IT HAS HAVE TO TELL HOME!---SORRY I'LL BEEN SUCH A PLEASURE, | |DON'T YOU": AFTER are) HAVE. TO ASK YOU TO But REDEYE LiL ABNER WHUTAH'SGONNA — GIT MIXED UP WIF_ ~ 1 eet NEXT, OLE eT TH'C—AN'DRAP <= TH'LAST “G'rr PFSCHLNGG RIGHT’? 1 / RR KE NO hoy. 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