Judge — August 9, 1913 — page 14: what you’re looking at

Machine-transcribed from the original scan — historical spelling and the odd misread are preserved.

JUDGE'S MOTION PICTURES “A Record Hit”; or, when the mighty Casey did not strike out Temporarily Handicapped Mr. Doughleigh—I_ met that French nobleman, Count de Brie, to-day. Dotty Doughleigh—Really! Is he a brilliant conversationalist? Mr. Doughleigh — Well, no, not at present. He has rheumatism in his shoulders, And Had Found Out Her Name “*What is his trouble?"’ “ Aphasia."’ “T thought there was a woman in the case"? Many serious mishaps overtake those who attempt to shoot Folly as she flies Stung ! Mrs. Stylus—The doctor said that I must take plenty of exercise. He ad- vised me to do a lot of walking. Mr. Stylus—Sensible advice! I hope you will follow it. Mrs. Stylus—Yes. walking dress. But I need a new comicbooks.com