Judge, 1892-01-23 · page 18 of 18
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KICKED OUT. Boston (to Juncr)—“ Go away, you naughty thing! Would you make us laugh and be merry? Shades of my Puritan fathers forbid!” re . _ . ia have weaknesses that make ce ‘The manarers ofthe Boston able erary bare gzcloded Juno trom its Iadine-coom, , Perbape te Boston it ight wrong tc allow the young to know that great and good men, such as achieve fame in politics and fortune in business, have text of the comic papers that they cannot preserve proper decorum in the reading-room. This, of course, would not happen in the case of any young Person of Boston, but it may have happened that some child from the country or one of Irish parentage has laughed aloud while reading Juocx in that solemn apartment. —W. ¥. Times, Jan. Xh. comicbooks.com