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This page from *Judge* magazine is primarily **advertising and light humor** rather than political satire. **Main Content:** The page features several advertisements (Old Crow Rye, investment advice, medical remedies) mixed with humorous verse and stories. The "Cordaylia of the Alley" poem depicts an Irish Catholic woman who skillfully solicits charitable donations from church-goers using charm and flattery—playing on stereotypes of Irish immigrants and Catholic devotion. The humor relies on the "shrewd beggar" trope common in early-20th-century American humor. "An Indulgent Depositor" is a brief anecdote about an Irish immigrant (Pat Shaughnessy) who, upon learning his bank failed, discovers his money is actually safe—the joke being his trusting, naive relief. **Context for Modern Readers:** These pieces reflect early-1900s attitudes toward Irish Catholic immigrants as charming but somewhat unsophisticated outsiders. The humor depends on ethnic stereotypes rather than complex political commentary. The magazine balances satire with commercial advertising, suggesting it served a middle-class readership interested in both entertainment and investment tips.

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ASK FOR you get OLD CROW RYE Sold everywhere in bottles. Never sold in bulk. Look for Word “YE” in Red H.B. KIRK & CO., Sole Bottlers, N.Y. Jasper’s Hints to Money-makers 4 Do you ever make investments in Wall Street securities? Do you ever buy of tell stocks or bonds ? If 20, do not fail toread " Jasper’s Hints to Money-makers!? every week in * Leslie's Weekly," in which questions regarding stocks and bonds are honedtly and conservatively answered, and hints given as to the outlook in the @ock market from week to week. This is the rroft reliable financial department publish ed in the United States, and thousands have tetied in writing that it has either made of saved them money. Buy a copy of ““Leslie’s Weekly” at your newsdealer’s for ten cents, and see for yourself, or send in a three months? trial subscription to «Leslie's Weekly" for $1.00, which will give you the right to free an- swers to any questions regarding stocks and bonds which you may ask. Address Judge Company, 225 Fourth Avenue, New York, BLOOD POISON FOR MORE THAN TWENTY YEARS have made the cure of Blood Poison a culty," Blood Poison Permanently Cured, ‘can be treated at home under same guar- y. Capital $500,000. We solicit the most ‘nate cases. If you have exhausted the old yet and. still have aches : s Uleers the" body, Huse of Eyebrows fe soslout. write for proola of cures. toxpage COOK REMEDY CO. 1150 MASONIC TEMPLE, Chicago, IIL, U. S. Ae CORDAYLIA OF THE ALLEY. At the corner o' the alley Sits Cordaylia McNally, At the corner o' the alley, where the peo- ple come an’ go, In a penitent procession, Passin’ to an‘ from confession In the ould church of St. Joseph, that was builded long ago. Oh, ‘tis well she knows there’s many Has the charitable penny More convaynient to their fingers then than any other day, An’ her tongue it is so sooth’rin’ An’ so mastherful deludth'rin’ There are mortial few whatever she'll be lettin’ get away. Fur, oh, the Irish eyes of her ! They twinkle at ye so, Ye hate to think the sighs of her Are part 0” the disguise of her, So, faix, she has yer penny gathered in before ye know. There’s small use in walkin’ fasther Jisht to hurry in a-past her. Shure, she'll let ye go, unnoticed, wid yer little load o' sin. But, oh, man, she has ye spotted, An’ yer penny good as potted, For she knows that ye'll be softer comin’ out than goin’ in ! Fur there's nothin’ but good nature In the m'anest Irish crayture Whin he feels the soul inside 0” him is cleansed of iv'ry blot. Should Cordaylia then address ye Wid her sootherin’ «God bless ye !” ‘Tis not you will dare to judge if she’s deservin’ it or not. Fur, oh, the Irish eyes of her! ‘They twittkie at ye so, Ye hate to think the sighs of her Are part o' the disguise of her, So, faix, she has yer penny gathere:l in before ye know. —T. A, Daly in Catholic Standard. AN INDULGENT DEPOSITOR. Pat Shaughnessy, hearing thatthe bank in which he kept his savings had failed, tushed around with his bank-book and demanded all his money. The paying- teller straightway began to count it out. “Oh, ye've got it, have ye?" said Shaughnessy, with a sigh of relief, ++ Kape Oi don’t want it as long as ye it." Everybody's Magazine. Copyright, Jadge Co., 1906. By Sydney Adamson Photogravure 14x19 PRICE ONE DOLLAR Send extra postage for foreign orders Handsomely finished on heavy Indla tinted plate paper. Worth framing. Address Picture Department, Judge Company 225 Fourth Ave. New York Trade supplied by Anderson Magazine Co. $83 Onion Square, New York A GOLDEN CHRISTMAS Or A GOLDEN NEW YEAR ‘The oranges are glorious poinset Sreaee taste shrubs { from Japan arbor-vitae runs riot, and—all the wonders of a tropic Garden ren in modern Lapa there is nothing else 2 luxurious and ddelenttul as THE TANPA ‘The hotel ove weriooket the beautiful Tampa Bay. "The ofshing ‘and boating are ideal. 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