Judge — May 3, 1913 — page 18: what you’re looking at

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He a was whipping « trout stream, when, by ry some chance, he got a bite. He did not es play the fish at all. With rod straight st st hi G ye ahead, he slowly and steadily reeled in his catch. How he managed to hold the fish was a mystery. Pretty soon the fish was directly below the end of the rod, but the amateur did not stop. He continued to reel and reel, sa and, just as the observer reached the sa water's edge, the fish’s head touched the a tip. Then the fisherman actually tried to hit pull his catch through the ring. He did not, of course, succeed. th “*What shall I do now?’’ he asked of of the amused Kentuckian on the bank. rec “About the only thing you can do now,” me said the latter, ‘tis to climb up the pole of after the fish.’” wi Congressman Mudd’s Nerve cai Soon after the much-discussed Booker ace Washington dinner at the White House, ‘ the late Sydney Mudd, for many years ‘ representative from the fifth congres op sional district of Maryland, went back to oT his home, in the southern part of the State, to campaign for his re-election. Although his father had been a slave s owner and all his people ardent Confed- Ari erates and Democrats, Mudd was running bel onthe Republican ticket. He had been deli assuring his constituents all along that, his! Pho het : € now the war was over, tariff, etc., made the only difference between the two parties. 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