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This page is primarily **advertisements and miscellaneous content** rather than political satire. The main items are: - **W.L. Douglas Shoes** ad (top left) featuring the shoe manufacturer - **"Never-Lose" Insurance** and **Club Cocktails** ads (left side) - **Monarch Typewriter** and **Hunyadi Janos Water** ads (right side) - **Judge's Library** (bottom right) The central section titled **"By Way of Comment"** contains brief satirical observations on various topics: insurance, politics, insurgency, and social matters—typical of Judge's editorial commentary. However, without clearer visual context or more legible specific references, the exact political targets remain unclear. The page represents Judge's mix of **advertising revenue** and **light satirical commentary** rather than focused political cartooning.

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W. L. DOUCLAS HAND-SEWED vioeess ° SHOES MEWS , $2.50, $3.00, $3.50, $4.00 & ‘WOMEN'S $3, $3.50, 4 BOYS’ $2.00, $2.50 and $3.00 THE STANDARD FOR 30 YEARS They areabsolutely the most pular and best shoes for the price in America. They are the leaders everywhere becausetheyhold their shape, fit better, look better and han other makes. itively the most al shoes for you to buy. > 'W. L. Douglas name and the retail price are stamped on the bottom — value guaranteed TAKE NO SUBSTITUTE! If your dealer cannot supply you write for Mail Ordet Catalog. 'W. L. DOUGLAS, 175 Spark St., Brockton, Masa COMMENT. Free Shows—In commenting on the ing of Indiana's biggest fact that the last dime museum in New brass band factory is|York has closed its door because of bound to have its effect |Inck of patronage, the Chicago News on future political dem-|says, ‘‘There are so many political onstrations. — Washing-| freaks running at large on the streets ton Star. that people will no longer pay money It will. The mouth or- to see such things.’? gans of the insurgents will work harder. Local, However—Insurgency is a con- jon and not a theory.—Dexeret News, A local condition resulting from d appointed political hopes. Always Wrong—They say that in New York even the gas meters go wrong.—Chicago News. Jupce would like to know a city where gas meters don’t go wrong. BY WAY OF One Result—The burn-! Dopcinc automobiles is healthful ex- ercise.—Toledo Blade. If vou are successful in the dodging. To THE press humorists Mr. Bryan has become, instead of the Peerless Leader, | the Beerless Leader. Cannon Shots. Insurgency is an incident, and some Well Brought Up—We are proud of|small men like to our people. They have all been|be the subject of brought up right. They are home-| an incident. grown and hand-spanked.—Green Coun-| Beveridge would ty (Ohio) Journal. make an ideal pea- Juvce hopes that Green County al-| cock with just the \, ways has a good crop. addition of a few -(3 Simple Arithmetic—During the last fis- | feathers. cal year Collector Loeb has saved, at! An insurgent the port of New York, the enormous | Politician is usually sum of $12,000,000 through improved One who did not methods of ‘administration.—Christian | *mount to much Endeavor World, | when his party and Will some bright boy please tell|Country needed Jupce how much Collector Loeb could | ™en- save New York State if the Collector | Kansas is afflict- ware Governor? jed with insanity once every ten years, but soon gets over it. Just now Kansas | has insurgentitis. You can’t keep on fooling the people. They may listen to a few howlera for a time, but soon tire of being led after) false god My Ananias Club makes Roosevelt's look like a Wednesday night prayer meeting at a fashionable church on a summer night compared with the hu- man race. | I have always been a good soldier “When Good Fellows Get Together” Simply strain through cracked ice and serve. Martini (tin base) and Manhattan (whishey base) are the most popular. At all good dealers, G.F.HEUBLEIN BRO. Hartford New York London SALESMEN AND SALESWOMEN WANTED. ‘Thousands of good positions now open, paying | from $1000 to $500) a year and expenses. No former tone of them. We will can pay for your tuition out Of your earnings, Write today for full particulars land testimonials from hundreda of men and women placed in good positions paying from $100 ‘a month and expenses. “Address nearest | office. Dept. 218, NATIONAL SA} TRAINING ASSOCIATION, N, Minneapolis, Atlanta, Kansas City, Remoh Gems Co qs and I obey the will of old ‘‘General Majority’ every time. This is some-| thing the insurgents always have re-| fused to do. The deserters are seeking | to run the army, but they won't do it! for long, even if they do secure tem- porary power. Those of us who are sticking by the Republican ship have supreme faith in the result. We know from experience that the insurgent wave is the result of a passing squall which will soon be over. vay have to suffer, but our “Truth Will Out."—Without wishing Teward will come when the old Repub- to insinuate anything, it may be said Neon sbip sights herself’ and goes sail- that a good many bashful men get mar-| ‘The’ Senators _and Representatives rled.—Atchison Globe, |who call themselves ‘‘insurgents” and You don’t have to insinuate any-| who voted against the enactment of the | thing. The truth always $ oUt) Payne bill voted to increase or main-| sooner or later. ain the duties on the industries and ee products of their own States and sec-} Tue sum of $2,000 was tions, They were protectionists for % recently paid by Mr.|their own people, but they were op- <| Frederick S. Drew, | posed to protection for other people in Sosa? of San Francisco, for | other sections. \ we a private car to run | wry from coast to coast, in Spirit of Publicity. order that Mrs. Drew's! «Can you refer me to some good ad- Y z = Ce jee 0 a at ss i RIGHT SCENT, ON THE “| pet bulldog might not have to ride in| vertising medium?” the baggage car, where all dogs must) «1 know a fortune-teller who uses otherwise be carried, according to the half a column every day." Sounpe rules of the railroad. The Independent twin Telegram : - asks, ; “What do you think of that, my cat? Tuere’s a certain kind What do you think of that, my dog?” stein Kind of max whe thinks he can get ahead of somebody by cheating himself at solitaire.—Press. | Wine Jelly when flavored with Abbott's Bitters is = ed "to contain os ral. Write for Cat tt ts Stree. jewelry Con, 469 N. Daway, St. Louln made more delightful and healthful. Sample by mail, | | Mothers will find Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Beets in stampa. CW. Abbott & Ca. Baltimore, Mad: | bout ressedy for thelr chikdeeey wee wan Sree | In answering advertisements please mention JUDGE, It will be appreciated. Light Touch This exclusive feature of the Monarch Typewriter should interest the business man, because of its dis- tinct commercial value to him; it means Monarch operators are able to produce more work in a day. To the operator Monarch Touch means an even day"s work and *No 3 o'clock Fatigue," owing to the fact that it is so much easier to operate than any other typewriter. We welcome the opportun demonstrate this and many other Monarch advancements, and solicit correspondence from those inter- ested. Mlastrated Literatare Sent on Request ‘The Monarch is made in regular carriage and several wide carriage models—all shown in our literature which is gladly sent to all who write for it The Monarch Typewriter Company, Monarch Typewriter Building, 300 Broadway, New York. Natural Laxative Water Quickly Relieves: Biliousness, Sick Headache, Stomach Disorders, ani CONSTIPATION Ay aut onuacisTs September Number All Newsdealers