Judge — February 11, 1905 — page 2: what you’re looking at

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A THe Marnie Herpes Wa FORRIGN SU Romarman satns-atsnrs— Internatio The ¢ f JUDGE are CONTRIBUTORS mast DPAWIN descnot insure safe and orvmot return of material avery Lame PA tents tected b> copyrrabt in both the United States ans Great Becta [F OUR MEMORY does not play us false, it way Henjamin Franklin Who ssid that an empty bay will not stand up. If the genial old phi- losopher we should hear a blast from the human cy+ clone of Nebras! © very apt to remark that the opposite might be truthfully said of an empty wind-bay. he would AT THE PRESENT TIME the Russian is the most conspicuous of ll the under dogs extant. His very thoughts and de roidered with the oppression that is his; and his hope of freedom has been so long deferred that it is, so to speak, thre But still it exists, and will continue to exist so and much-abused creature has a voice to raise in protest. sare moth-eaten beyond repair. ng as this downtrodden On the dead pd it would be Jin the act of hurdling and sides on the wall, and thereupon to give w71r, who, it will be remembered, was wiped Asa He nd of winking, at mass He has had ample opportunities litely to become conversant with the fact that he whe lives by the sword perishes by it, The Lite siughter in the streets of St Petersburg shows this autocrat in his true colors, and the skugghter, which he probably regards as a mere incident, must have been «rare novelty to im, inasmuch as he has himself been so frequently the slaughtered, He was not contending with Japs the other day, or a different result would be recorded, as the Japs never fail to play horse with him, with the result that he is made to look the very perfection of a pink-tea soldier. wall of his vision he writes lis petition in le well for the eva stepping bombs, to peruse this writin: a thought to the fate of Bels out and scattered at Luller out of bondage makes a specialty of ers of blood, when not busily et atime when he thought himself invincible. and oppression the cztr is without an equal. Finding, his people inte pulp, sacres which he probably regards as social amenities. pany KIVLION: riots, utherwese return of 1b WEEKLY FOU AVENUE ASD NINKTKENTIO STK 4 Kuriding, Chicago, Uh THEM His seas four Landon : tremne ae Osera, Paris ahs unavailable cannot be guarantees. THE LOBBYISTS, politicians, trum rillas of casheraft: have come afters, and other up-to-da recard Uncle S. as aman who out= Jobs Job for patience, as well as ¢ iffering, as to lend himself to their convenience in any way that they may elect. They juxggle and snipulate him as if he were a mere toy of the jumping-jack variety. They have him rope-bound until he looks as if he were posing as a symphony in sailor's knots. And the binding seems to be sufficiently tight to cut into his wind and to impair his digestive machinery to such an extent as to make it impossible for the beef to assimilate with its copartner, k the Lucullan circles of Park row simply as “and.?” He is pretty strongly bound, not to say of litigation, graft, and the many other hempen strands that consti- f these basilisks of cashcraft, who regard him as at crow: amy, or any other burglir-tool with which they may care Uncle Sam is endeavoring, to disentangle himself from his suit of many knotted ropes, and the country is wondering whether or not he can perform the trick. Although itis anything but an easy one, it should be remembered that Uncle Sam is a man of resources and determination, a combination that ually wins in the long run, And it should also be remembered that knows the ropes of every combin subtle, that the triumphal laugh of his many persecutors may be irrevocably frac- tured at any moment. And the laughers, who are as the stars of the st and the sands of the sugar-barrel, may themselves be scattered as were t cohorts of the Assyrian king, wh own in rcompassed about, with the ru bribery, trickery, bunce, tute the Lasso a drill, a j to operate for themselves or for the gangs they represent. ion so well, be they simple ore he became entar ut the greatest: fighting. The days of those red men of casheraft are nv that Uncle Sam makes a specialty of pre ct few hours in the wrath of the Lord, considered himself abs in the bi F the re propositio ered, ines. THE AMATEUR CUPIDS—A VALENTINE CATASTROPHE. comicbooks.com