Judge — June 12, 1897 — page 10: what you’re looking at

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402 kiss you again. A JUSTIFICATION. Morir (coming swiftly)—"* Why, Willie! Striking your little sister?” Wriur (deggedly)—"*Aunt Frostface made me !" Aunt Frostrack —" Why, Willie! I said if you did strike her I would never in.” WILLIE (s/f dogged)—"* Well, I couldn't let no chance like dat sli ABRAHAM'S CHILD. lenniE, my son, here’s a sum for you. If 1 owe Geisenheimer five thousand dollars and Rudesheimer seven thousand dollars, and three thousand dollars to Limburger brothers, what will it take to square it “T don’t know, fader. We hafin’t got to percendage yet.” SHE WOULD RUN NO RISK. +s PRANK, dear.” said the sweet young girl, “ you give you last bachelor dinner to-morrow night, do you not?" “Yes, precious, I do.”* * Such occasions are usually very merry, even boisterous, are they not ?” “ Yes, sweetheart; but you need have no fear about me.” "Oh, that’s all right; but there is one thing I want you to do, Frank.” * Name it, darling.” “Before you go to that dinner I wish you to place in my hands enough money to pay the clergyman and defray the expenses of our wedding journey.” = — C7 7 A TITLED CONNUBIAL OUTLOOK. Miss OLpnirp (afianced, somewhat sadly)—** An} count, you love me now, but will you after our union 7” “THE COUNT (ecstatically)—"* Loaf! Why, mein tar- ling, I vill be vun g-r-r-r-and loafer all my life!" A REMARKABLE WOMAN. Mr. Mc Corkle—* My wife has a better memory than any other woman I know.’ Mr. Me Crackle —" \ndeed ?" Mr. Mc Corkle—“ Yes; she always remembers what's trumps.” YALE TACTICS VICTORIOUS—BRUIN BEATEN AT HIS OWN GAME. introduction,” ——and then given me the double flip-flop, like this.” —-'ll just give him a gentle hug, by way of “Now this is a practical illustration of a try for a goal from the field.” “That hold was very easily broken ; you should, have grabbed me like this —— “Beaten at my own game, Well, I'll be grizzled !" comicbooks.com