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This page contains three distinct sections: **"Let Us Alone"** (left): A political editorial arguing against government intervention in business, using the recent visit of St. Louis businessmen to Washington as an example. The author criticizes legislators for overreach and appeals to principles of personal liberty and minimal state regulation. **"City Dangers"** (right): A brief article warning rural farmers about urban hazards—specifically "skyscraper neck" (a medical condition from looking up at tall buildings). It's satirical commentary on how city life poses unfamiliar physical dangers to country people unaccustomed to urban environments. **"The Doughnut Helps to Fill the Dinner Pail"** (bottom cartoon): The illustration depicts a working-class man eating a doughnut, likely satirizing inadequate wages where cheap food supplements insufficient meals—social commentary on labor conditions and worker poverty.

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Tel, 6832 Madison Square. Tere Hrunswick Building, 225 Fifth Aves New Yorks JOHN A, SLEICHER, Presiden Wastrns At Burges Johnson, $3.00 20 135, yy draft on New York, of by express or postal order, mot by local checks Cy. D Subscriptions pay. which are at The contents of YUDGE are protected by cuovrant in both the Unites States ans Great Brtain CONTHIBUTORS must inciose 4 stamped and sell adSvessed enipelope with all manascrDtsy otheripise rerarn of the Latter twnen fours unavaianie cant be yuaranteeds 40 Tinton. Biremtame's, Avenue Germany. tf JUDGE canoot be found at aay eewe-stand, tbe pubilsbers will be aader obligations if that Lact be promptly reported om postal-card or by letter. LET US ALONE. CITY DANGERS. HERE are men who attempt to justify MALL. bi Je of water A the other Singer Building, f that he his h At the hospital ssful, and brought his chin to the right angle Hent, the ses Gn record of aspastic con- in New York, while stretching hi ze at the top of the into plac 1 drunkenness by the mir turned to wine; there are men who they were more suc by the use of 1 doctors ann personal liberty guaranteed by It stion and m: first « How it is thi criminal licen: our Constitution justi citizens of ru any phy should an is easy to misconstrue any great principle by — tracti continue to flock to the cities when son nis difficult to understand. Wh: mg with words. JunGk stands squarely com t Us Alone, ~ await the on this platform of 1 * but he or the sardine-like ex ness men of St. Louis on their recent visit fic porstlile to to Washington. Every grafter in the land dare to risk exe is rugged health for a combin per neck, trolley twiteh and. the Hof At permits us wbile fi the phrase with avidity, and eryiny in prob opens As for ourselves, if we did not possess ripture for his Us Alone." So, i 1, did the devil quote vt ready and so feel t, we should make t rving the these things to seek uri farm and di n immunity t Hut the » less honorable from th ery ix ped ulation, acks for s ors of lygitimate business. There are too many quack legislative doe! our little ce of pu on. Men of vast wind in the land. ‘There is too much fool legist capacity fool their neighbors just long enough to get elected to a FE WISH to announce: that, jgenerally speci Ke Widow "' b yuld not successfully ener to this r will have as hard sledding in this of- tie in-law. Professior AN nis whe ue, the * Merry funny. Jokes whieh have refer- as ceased to b wollen with a sense of their ¢ State ture, and then, nL social exerescenc must at once draft legislation. Men wi to frame laws governing the manage a peanut stand at hy hers. ny thingg relating tom conduct of vast businesses, y to these men, , take notice. t crime alone Re tow bef of nd platform. For it frame laws for the suppression of keen ¢ ute-books, ‘There the Grand Young tat rood Laws on our nation: y placed sor is a spirit of honesty and sq) ing abr Som ever we soon be suggesting # that ix bound to reg- THIRD How ister itself in our I from full h that our own stupidity has set over t Us Ale lation everywhere. But idents! us NAMES. 2 city of Paterso to bringg suit ayainst ad T' maga flee proper procedur future growth is important to th and whose general reputation before the important fact their future growth, have sood I actions of th for a malicious artic! Phis is a upon its yeood 1 Small cities, whose m toun ‘Those cities are not so fortunate whose worst mies were the men who bap- wd them and who cannot be sued now, spiritual- ften thought tbe hard to settle deliberat dress as Walla-Wall wh, Weehawken, Hacken- sack, or any of seve that we dot uty es throu; istic medium, Wi that itm! Jy Upon ash., Osi other y wise: ention merely be it enjoying perfect a whole skin THE DOUGHNUT DINNER HELPS TO FILL “THE PAIL. comicbooks.com