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**The Left Page:** This is primarily advertising for Leslie-Judge Company promoting a collection of Alexandre Dumas novels (including "The Three Guardsmen," "Count of Monte Cristo," and "Edmund Dantes"). The cartoon at top shows two men in period costume engaged in a sword fight, illustrating the swashbuckling adventure tales being sold. **The Right Page:** The masthead and contents listing dominate. A promotional box at bottom announces next week's Independence Day issue (June 28th) with a patriotic front cover by James Montgomery Flagg titled "Liberty." The page is primarily commercial rather than political satire. No specific political figures or contemporary events appear to be referenced in the visible content.

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The Mighty Fighting Men of Old Who took pleasure in running others through with their swords for a lady's favor, or for some trivial difference of opinion, who were ready for a fight or a frolic at any old time, are portrayed by Alexander Dumas as by no other author. Dumas had a master mind, he could think inter- esting thoughts and he had the ability to write them in an entertaining way. Read The Three Guardsmen Twenty Years After Count of Monte Cristo Edmund Dantes The Memoirs of a Physician If you have not read all of these books, you owe it to yourself to get the set and read them at once. If you have read copies belonging to some- one else, you know how much this set is worth— and here is your opporutunity to get the set at an especially attractive price. The supply is small and the first orders get the preference. If we are not able to fill your order, we will return your money at once, but if you send today we can send the set immediately. These books are substantially bound in light blue cloth, stamped in gold. They are printed in good clear, readable type, on good book paper and after these are sold you will not have another chance to get a set for anything near this price. Sent postpaid on receipt of $1.50. You can’t duplicate this offer for less than $3.50 and we are making this special fibgeco. fe $15 Erect price to our readers only. Bema WS ee 2 & Send the attached coupon Ug pak ht a before it is too late. boots wr nt wre worth $1.50, 1 . tid you wil refund ty A Leslie-JudgeCo. Name, 225 Fifth Avenue New York In answering advertisements please mention JUDGE. It will be appreciated. Publisued weekly’ by the Lestie Judge Co.225 Fifth sn JolittA Steicher | be taken at regular rates at any of the aboveofiices. ered at the Post. Office at New Yorkas Atiaii matter.Cable address’ Kk) Telephoite 6632MadisouSpuate New York City) President Grant E Matmilton Art Vol. LXIV. June 21, 1913. No. 1653 Cc O N T E N T 5 Cover Design: The Sum of Human Happiness Pau! Stahr JUDGE'S Revue Raymond Crareford Exver Editorials: = The Practice of Humor Theater Mls Brief Decision : A One-man Game in Pleasant Valley Commercial Shortcake L'Envol of the Cubists The Good Old Ways Horace Seymour Keller Grace McKinstry Carolyn Wells Terrell Love Holliday Some Examples of Carelessness Geo. B. Morewood An Open Letter Wilkins Micawwber Me- Gillieuddy For the Consolation Cup (Illustration by Felloacs) J. Ay Waldron Watching Our Funny World Go By . Homer © The Modern Woman: Suffragette Si Ida Husted Harper Music’s Golden Tongue. : » Charles Sarka JUDGE'S Motion Pictures: How Cheese Happens The Life of an Egg. : The Woman Behind the Graft As Others Hear Us. . * Charles A. Leedy Opie Confessed Stricklana Gillilan With Foreign Fuomakers, Passing the Mustard, With the College Wits, Stories with Smiles, and Up-to-date Humor by JUDGE'S Jesters. Happy Ilustrations by Garth Jones, Sarka, Zim, Ray Rohn, B. bul, Norman Anthony, Art Young, H. A. Petersen, R. ~Kahlesy Calvert, Ralph Barton, and others. pshots George Carlson W. J. Lampton “SUBSCRIPTION RATES One year, or 62 numbers: . . + $5.00 Six months, or 26 numbers - . 250 Thirteen weeks . t 25 Subscriptions payable in advance by draft on New York, or by express or postal order. » Ltd., Bi Bi a8, London, B.C. Exchanoe, Mainz, Germany. ize Company will Contributors must include a stamped and self-addressed envelope all manuseripts, otherwise return of the latter when found unavailable cannot be guaranteed. We receive such material, submitted for publication, only on condition that we shall not be held re loss or injury while in our hands or in trai not be found st any newe-etand, the publishers will be under obligation romptly reported on postal card or by letter. Present year, 10 cents per copy; 1512, 10 cents ; 1911, 20 cents, If Ju if that fact be p _ BACK NUMBERS “the contents of JUDGE are protected by copyright in both the United States and Grest Britain. Postage free in the United States, its dependencies, and Mexico. To Canadian Prow inces add Scents a year for postage; to all foreign countries add $1.00 a year. WESTERN ADVERTISING Orrice: Marquette Building, Chicago. II. WASHINGTON REPRESENTATIVE: Wyatt Building, Washington, D. C. IS THE FOURTH OF JULY? Watch for next week's issue of JUDGE. Independence Number, dated June 28th. Patriotic from beginning to end. Front cover by James Montgomery Flagg, entitled “Liberty.” You'll like it. Get a copy. comicbooks.com