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THE JUDGE. 7 ELEVATED NUISANCES. You are a nuisance? We mean y e car with You are a nuisance int We mean you who stop a twenty dollar bill changed and ask foolish questions of the ticket man, one leg reaching across the a le to trip other passengers. are a nuisanee, We mean von who con You are the worst nuisance of all! We mean y fall asbeep in the eur, h = your head you washers, who stare every ‘pretty woman out about on passengers) hot of countenance. THE mother of money ae parsimony. “Whirrul It." ANXtous Mother write: : _ James isa noble young m n, but he allows ery girl he meets— how The be treated?” — I J. with mildness and lemonade, If you are so ill-advised as to treat a young on J's constitution with brandy-and the sad | Tom Flynn, with thumping heart and pallid face, | he will soon have no h left to speak of, od with the crowd upon the court-house floor heavenly grace Wovrp Watterson, rampant freetrader as 3 of a war. | he is, like to see spring poetry put on the free We trow not; for Henry isa much cnduring editor like the rest of us, and we A Bett work of | rty—Magna Charta, — qy sistyanree, when drafting was in vogue, ad dye their bair, Tue. child is father of the man. When he banshee plays he gamnbols. st man (and many a rogue) csionlalaen reed » wear, — tury suit wa j A Lap-nog—any ki | dog who pours it dow are Cr He found it in the ha anded {| itover to the waiter ¢g d ow the toarding-house wags call him the hair-restor- | p save him from the horn Fresh from wheel each chosen name | ae ae ot ‘ trol the sracions hall believe that on that side of his ranch he | _ Another force one Sasa! would cheerfully vote for protective policy Tur mother country is England: bnt the # doomed to face the rebel ball three feet by twelve, with tron spikes at the { mother-in law country scoms te he the United | Anxious the while, poor Flynn with listening car, | top. | States of America, else the U.S. of American | (And something different to a warrior’s mien) DaNoen is the sonl of brevi The vil- | newspapers lie without ceasing Heard the clerk read in thunder tones and clear lage editor who had been calling it “ the de- | = The old familiar name of ‘ Mike Dinneen.” | Youring element” all his life, when the land- Says a wild western pw that | Sreiftly toward the wheel he wildly ran, | lady, whose sensibilities he had wounded by n 13 played on st Ei relish Thinking the next would surely be, | his thoughtless article on leathery beefsteaks, | | ny J the W ule article.” | And yelled “Or whirrul it! whirral it! whirrulit, man! | began pouring the dishwater down on his . | dy but th Greck poetry we |” Qchono! That fellas lites nezt doo | passing head, cut it short for onee and | | believe is the Homer-made article. many a curerea elled * fire!” ¥ comicbooks.com