Judge — April 1, 1899 — page 5: what you’re looking at

Machine-transcribed from the original scan — historical spelling and the odd misread are preserved.

EASTER MORNING. ANTHEM, organ and Sowers in- side, Flatter of fans in the perfumed air, Beautiful bonnets with dresses vied ; Kneeling and rising, the strong and fair. Carriages coming and going outside. A little boy on the stone arch leant, Clasping his papers, with eyes stretch- ed wide, Vaguely wondering what it meant. Inside, Christ risen—the undefiled— ‘The rector said, to His people came. Outside, the hungry, wondering child Whonevereven had heard His name. AMMA PLAYTER SRABURY. ‘2. ——and is suddenly confronted by a native —— COMING. ‘Oh, yo" deceitful wretch! When yo’ married me yo" claimed yo' had a job on de road.” Mx. NewLywep Jounson —‘* Wa-al, so I had — an’ it's still on de road.” RUA A MISFORTUNE. MAMMA had promised to take Dorothy , but circum- stances at the last_ moment com- pelled her to change her plans. “Ob, mamma,” said the dis- appointed little maide ish you weren't so freckle-minded !" HER POINT OF VIEW. Farmer Hornbeak—"They say that when we finish annexin’ all the territory we took from Spain the sun will never set on the United States’ possessions.” Mrs. Hornbeak —~ Dear me! Jest think if it should be the same way with the hens.” he - HS a 8 — who recognizes him and falls on his neck and weeps, for he was an American too. A TALE OF EXPANSION comicbooks.com