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This page is primarily **advertising and masthead content** rather than political satire. The left side features a "Quick Action!" advertisement for Alexander Dumas' Works—a five-volume set being liquidated at $1.50 to clear inventory. The marketing copy emphasizes entertainment value ("thrilling narratives," "The Three Guardsmen," "The Count of Monte Cristo"). The right side contains the magazine's masthead, contents page, and subscription information dated **April 26, 1913**. Various article titles appear (women in politics, stories by established authors), but without accompanying illustrations, their satirical intent isn't visible here. A small advertisement at bottom mentions **The First National Bank's De Luxe Edition** for $2.00. The page demonstrates how early 20th-century magazines mixed editorial content with extensive advertising.

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Quick Action! Act quickly. A $3.50 set of Alexander Dumas’ Works for $1.50. We want to make room for new stock. Each copy is per- fect. The opportunity of a lifetime. Own the works of this brilliant and gifted author. They're yours for $1.50. Dumas’ thrilling narratives abound with vitality and tingling energy. _ Intense situ- ations—extravagant and at the same time ex- tremely entertaining. You will simply sit up nights reading The Three Guardsmen. And The Count of Monte Cristo—once you start to read it, you can’t keep away from it. Send $1.50 and rejoice in five volumes of absorbing romance. This edition is handsomely bound in blue cloth,stamped in gold, printed in good, round, readable type on good paper. Remember the regular price is $3.50. To move them quickly, we offer these remarkable works to Send your coupon and $1.50 immediately. A bargain like this is sure to meet with a quick response by Judge readers. The supply is limited, no orders will be filled when the stock on hand is exhausted. Judge readers Send coupon immedi- for $1.50. ately with $1.50. , Leslie-Judge Company 225 Fifth Avenue New York Peder kad 81.50 %0 for which send me Brent Wain ig be volumes. It is oe Ratiy tat, d ahet two der 2 ‘am dimatisbed, SATISFACTION GUARANTEED: —If, after two days’ examination, you are dissatisfied with these books, you may return them and your money will be re- funded. Judae Lesiie-J1 — Office at Say an addtess‘Sudgark” ) Telephote 6632 Madisot Spuate by the Lestie Judge Co.225 Fifth sn New York City Published we: Vol. LXIV. c OF N T E N Cover Design—His First Call . C. Batchelor JUDGE'S Revue. Raymond Cracford Exver Editorials: — Women in Polliics —Com- moners and Silk Hats The Last Stand . Across the Fields with Lacy A Penny Saved The Aigrette Cupid's Catechism: | For the _ Perpetual Prima Donna Big and Small Game j¢ Unselfishness of Alicia =. fatchiag Our Fuany World Go By The Crocus. The Modern Woman: Suffragette ‘Saap- shots * . Ida Husted Harper The Antl’s Point of View Laurana Sheldon Laughs From Other Lands. jh the. College Wits—Storles with Smiles— orp the Mustard, and Up-to-date Hamor and Verse by JUDGE'S esters. Various Amusing Illustrations by Garth Jones, H. A. Petersen, Flohri, Conacher, Fuller, Zim, Harvey Peake, Sarka, Will Yarwter, T. Dart Walter, 'F. H.’ Fithian, Bryans, Charles F. Wright, Westmacott, Shef Clarke, Ralph Barton, Henkel, Bob Gordon, Fellows, Held, Lou Regern Paul Goold, and others. April 26, 1913. Terrell Lowe Holliday S. EB. Kiser Robert Carlton Brown Minna Irving Curtis Dunham J. A, Waldron Barbara Blair Homer Croy Jennie Olivia Starkey SUBSCRIPTION RATES One year, or 62 numbers Six month, or 26 numbers os 26 Thirteen weeks - E Sabscriptions payable in advance by dratt on New York, or by express or postal order. Eurorgan Acents—Wm. Daweon & Bream's Buildings, London, B.C. England; Brentano's, Avenue de COpera, Parte: Saartach’s. News Exchane, i ‘Street, Adelphi, Lond: Rue dela Victoire, 1 Clara Strasse, Mainz, Germany. Subscriptions and rtising for al publications of Lealie-Judge Company will be taken at regular rates at any of the above offices. Contributors must include a stamped and self-addressed envelope with all manuscripts, otherwise return of the latter when found unavailable cannot be guaranteed. We recrive such material, submitted: for publication, only on condition that we Swe eball not be beld re sponsible for its loss or injury while in our hands or in tra f Jover cannot toe found at any newsstand, the publiavers will be under obligates it thai fact be promptly reported on: postal card or by fetter BACK NUMBERS: Present year, 10 cents per copy; 1612, 10 cents ; 1911, 20 cents ete, ‘The contents of Jupae are protected by copyright in both the United States and Grest Britain. Postage free in the United States, its dependencies, and Mexico. To Canadian Prov inces add cents a year for postage: to all foreign countries add $1.00 a year. Western Apvertisinc Orrice: Marquette Building, Chicago. Ill. WASHINGTON REPRESENTATIVE: Munsey Building, Washington, D. C. HE FIRST NATIONAL BANK, De Luxe Edition, for $2.00. We still have a supply of this edition of this popular picture. It is one of the most popular pictures of the Art Print Series—send $5.00 for one year's subscription to JUDGE and we'll send you The First National Bank free. In answering advertisements please mention JUDGE. It will be appreciated. comicbooks.com