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This page primarily features a major news story about the Carthusian monks' Supreme Court victory protecting their Chartreuse liqueur trademark against the Cusenier Company, a New York corporation attempting to market a similar product. Justice Hughes ruled that the monks retained exclusive rights to the "Chartreuse" name in the U.S., despite French seizure of their monastery in France under anticlerical laws. The satire here is subtle: Judge presents this as a triumph for the monks against both commercial exploitation and French governmental confiscation, reflecting early 20th-century American skepticism toward both unfettered capitalism and European antimonasticism. The remainder consists of period humor (short jokes about stenographers, aviation safety, and romance) and advertisements for whiskey, cigars, and other products typical of Judge's male-oriented readership. The content isn't overtly political satire but rather reflects general commercial and social attitudes of the era.

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MONKS WIN RIGHT TO CHARTREUSE United States Supreme Court Favors Carthusian Order in Fight to Protect Secret of Its Liqueur. By a decision ~f the United States Su. preme Court the Carthusian Monks, who make the celebrated liqueur known as Char. 5 : treuse, have won their fight against the ‘The fragrant ‘s Cusenier Company, a New York corporation, aroma of i . to prevent the latter from using the trade. Old sce ee PES ee im BREA mark and other indicia of the monks’ prod. “wi sor? eub's kerr evenvrmiyc suse | Det ip the sole of 9 simile corel sin this VE vs viTH !"—London Oj ae Overholt Ry ye 0 AOE SEES sa al agent for the French liquidator, Mons. Henri ** Same for 100 NY Lecontier, appointed by the French courts to Ul cis ‘8s 18s Seda oepclast “cite ae Tite: Ton. take possession of the property of the monks ° A Popularity. A joke has just occurred to me— in France under the Associations act of 1901, A rich, meliow whiskey aged in the A perfect ‘“discombobbler. 4 ' : wood and bottled in bond—of uni- Wi re be ha, hi tL li 4 a! Following the forcible removal from their form quality and purity. Bae this is veaticemiay monastery, near Volron, in the Department t “OVERH "i . sere, in ce, monks thei the very best Become a Turkey gobbler! 5 liqueur manufacturing secret with ‘them ra — ransertpt. set up a factory in Tarragona, in Spain, and A. Overholt & Co, i — or? there have continued to manufacture the Pittebarsh, Pa. ae sea Going ale cordial, importing from France such herbs ‘*Yes,’’ replied Mrs. Flimgilt. . “Business or pleasure?” as were needed for the purpose. “Both. I'm on my way to Reno.’’— The French liquidator, it is alleged, under- Washington Star took to make a cordial identical with or . closely resembling the monks’ product. The Rivals.—Riggs—‘‘Singular, isn't In about all substantial details the claims it, that neither of your stenographers of the monks have been upheld, except that wanted a vacation this year the defendant company has not been held in Griggs—‘‘No; it’s easily explained. contempt. Justice Hughes wrote the deci- I recently took a good-looking young sion, The jurisdiction of the Circuit Court man into the office, and neither of the was upheld. It was also set forth that the girls was willing to go away and leave monks’ non-use of the trade-mark did not the field to the other.’’—- Red Hen. constitute abandonment and that the French . law affecting it could not have any extra- More Interest, More Interesting. —A territorial effect as far as this country was poor book, if lacking interest, is a bank concerned, and that the monks have an ex- book.—Philadephia Bulletin. clusive right to the use of the word Char- treuse in the sale of their product in the One Way To Do It.—‘‘There’s only one rs : way to make aviation safe,’ said. the United States. —New York Herald, June 20, man who loves legal formalities. co. So is the poluted ‘“What is that?” river water still water. You pay more for “Get some good attorney to prove : y that the law of gravitation is unconsti- PHILIP MORRIS tutional.""— Washington Star. ii i A Clew for John.-—‘‘That’s a nice um- English Mixture and Cut Plug | _,,4,<'¢w,*o. John is worth more. iat $2.00 **Yes; it was a present.’’ becca perfecuon: ‘The name Phi o- “Indeed! Whom from?” initial uncertainty—t “I don’t know; but it says on the grace of perpetual oat handle, ‘Presented to John Robinson.’ ’” —Boston Transcript. M your dealer does not ith Rarebit Seca eoitio-aee cat When Hostilities End.—‘* What do you sith Rerebt, Steak or Lobster. expect the effect of universal peace = would be on the world?"’ 4, VAN NOSTRAND Philip Morrie & Co., Ltd. {QUE “One of the first things it would do At leading Hotels, Benker Hil Beewee 402 West Broadway New York would be to wipe Reno off the map.""— Restaurants and Cafes Bostee, Mass. EEE . Houston Post. EE ROMEIKE'S Heese Comes Sees a ee es The Latest.—Farmer—‘‘What are you rapheesist niet cae BELN oct | doing there in my cherry tree?” New Rupture Cure sameete petal Sunes Pema sacs | Fliegende Blaetter. Don't Wear A Truss. for 100 notices. Henry ROMEIKE, 106-110 Seventh \ Brooks’ Appliance. New die Aranee New York: A Chaser.—‘‘But, John, how did you Wonderful. No obnes- — get rid of all the creditors?” ; singe oF, ped ‘and dre “T lit one of your cigars. '’—Flie, en parts together as you VOR g MEN 1G BRAINS | id e ends a broken tim, Ho ealves. Nola Blaetter. 2 ‘Durable, cheap. "GARE -————— ~~ Pat. Sept. 10, Cl Mm 6° «=—s« CATALOGUE FREE. Every lover of a good cocktail should call for Abbott's Bitters. Makes the best. C. W. Abbott & C. E. BROOKS "MADE AT KEY WEST Co., Baltimore, Md 178 Brooks Bullding, Marshall, Mice In answering advertisements please mention JUDGE. It will be appreciated. comicbooks.com