Judge, 1897-11-20 · page 16 of 16
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As the weather grows cooler we notice the iceman leaves mere ice. This is the season of the year that finds all the small 8 turning over new leaves (for chestnuts). -) out big money to get his maple-tree 4 that was blasted to blooming—and ‘ L, now he is still paying out big money ¢ pt to have the leaves raked from the | blooming blasted tree. Niss—*: Do you not love to see the falling leaves?” 7 Riss—"* Yes ; 1'm tired ‘of reclining on my ¥ slats.” One of the old reliable (?) theatrical Ey leaves coming dows softly. . p Cd i Just as the young Ss Font was about to Gathering leaves. leave there came a frost harbinger of an a proachiag fall, es al ‘Sacket Wihelms Lhe & Pig Co Mew York. CommONT 1897,87 THE JUDGE PUBLISKIEG COMPANY OF REW YORK. AUTUMN LEAVES. comicbooks.com