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This page from *Judge* magazine presents a **puzzle competition** offering $250 in prizes to readers who solve six illustrated picture-riddles. The page is primarily an advertisement vehicle, not political satire. The visible content includes: - **"My Alarm-Clock"** poem (left): A sentimental piece personifying three "sergeants"—a literal alarm clock, conscience, and duty—that wake the narrator. It's lighthearted domestic verse, not satirical. - **Advertisements**: Including Harper Rye whiskey ("Far-Famed for Finest Quality"), Pabst beer ("Always Pure"), Beeman's Pepsin gum, and Whitman's Chocolates—typical of the era's *Judge* content. - **Six puzzle illustrations** (numbered 13-18): Black-and-white scenes depicting various scenarios readers must identify and name. The puzzles appear generic—a man in a barrel, figures in period dress, a calendar showing July 12th, etc. The instructions emphasize this competition is open to all readers, not just subscribers, and judges will consider "correctness of answers" along with "celerity and neatness" of submissions. This is fundamentally a **commercial entertainment page**, not political commentary.

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MY ALARM-CLOCK. There's a little dumpy sergeant that calls | me to the fray. auld Arousing me from slumber at five o'clock each day: . At five o'clock precisely he hammers at G my doo! eyes And breaks in forty pieces my most de vhs lightful snore This little dumpy sergeant, so prompt dso. precise Pabst beer IS always pure Brewed in a plant as clean as the cleanest home kitchen—always open to inspection— 58,971 visitors last year. rw ls me once With vigor, he never is |... calls me twice. me, |1f 1 choose not to hear him, and shut my it y. TL may wake myself up—at nine ict. o'clock, or ten cath nai Another little sergeant, who hammers on ti my heart, Who pumme!s me so briskly, he makes me sting and smart When I lie down in darkness and shut my 's to sin, ion ~ Knicke last. words was present I understand Grafter has re- “Has he?” e Yes: gone out of polities and into the burglary business." —Ohio State | Fournal. | —_ WHITMANS CHOCOLATES Pure, Fresh, Delicious. THE ORIGINAL Pepsin + Gum ee Cores lndigestion and ‘See kes. All Others are Imitations, LIN TOLLAR i FFs ARE THE BEST BUY THEM. | at were poor Henpekt's Bocker—" Didn't have any —Sun His wife | FAR-FA This little sergeant—Conscience—awakes cars 0 me with his din or at had Gold Medals at New Orleans, 1885; fg | But ah. this little sergeant, so prompt and A Chicago, 1893; Paris, 1900, Dut once or nent srs cannot supply it, twice or thrice. plies address the disillers “Wake up!" he cries; “arouse you, or a HELM BROS. Lontevitte, Ky. J sleep forevermore ° oe Ah, heed the little sergeant while he is at ze |. the door! | fined. os R. Wells in Junior Christian En- HENRY LINDENMEYR & SONS, 7 World. | Hel 1 of only is rip. Leaning aa nhis mother's arm. he said, weari neste “Oh, mamma, | feel like a broken toy isions Cong Jobe whe Boston Herald. st by = untry 3rd Contest SERIES 3 SERVICE ready, better, in five ten y ne ly; he © cores enderly for her. on her, nd thus only) = eration hly 50, more puzzling JUDGES PUZZLE PICTURES $250 2° WILL BE PAID GDODOOODT POO DO We have $250 to give to the ten most successtul of our readers who solve these six illustrations and eighteen (18) twelve of which appeared in the last wo is- sues and six which will appear in JUDGE next w This. puzzle competition is not inaugurated for the purpose of securing subscriptions to JUr neither is it confined to JUDGE'S subscribers; it is open to everybody, wheth scriber or not. The Puzzle ment is for the sole purpose of afford- ing amusement and instruction to all of JUDGE'S friends. features which will be considered by us in making the rewards, in con- junction with the correctness of the answers, will be the celerity and the general neatness with which the so- Tutions are sent in to us. others, A Total of $250 TO BE PAID TO TEN lst Reward of Merit 2a 3a 4th 5th 6th Ith 8th oth 10th PEOPLE, a check 988 25 20 15 10 10 is pablished in JUDGE Ko 1071) and write your name an HEBCEPR AE POZE Deva Fil Aven NEW Vou heed not send hl bear diferent constructions, and you desire to submit ‘Thus sending two copies say, of that sheet and one of each of an tell od di “Dé em READ THESE Write the solution underneath each picture, cut out sheet (holding it watil the fourth and last series of puzz! DIRECTIONS CAREFULLY piaily on thereot: then mail all fowr sheets pinned together athe upper ielt- Rand corer. fechas ie fruit to reach the office not later than one week trom say cf pubbeation 6 JUDGE N. ese, proving you woe a separate JUDGE poste sheet each tiene mote than com sluion of tac peture can be even sly vchots as a part of your complete act of solutions, you can do so by tsing another sheet contasng the particular prture or pictures qe ae vss comping the whole ween al nnd gtr athe apf tthe corner, at repaired bee Be ste that You fall prepay pomage mn ening slam ! 102, by Jadge Company. hio PRESS oF Fie x ‘@ RIDGE PRINTING CO., FIFTH AVENUE, comicbooks.com