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This page is primarily **advertising and magazine masthead** rather than editorial content or satire. The left column contains ads for Black & White Scotch Whisky and the Hotel Cumberland in New York. The right side shows the magazine's table of contents and subscription information. The visible content lists articles and illustrations by various authors and artists, though no specific political cartoons are evident on this particular page. Judge was known for satirical commentary on contemporary issues, but this appears to be a transitional or filler page dominated by commercial advertisements typical of early 20th-century magazines, where ads subsidized publication costs.

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5S REASONS FOR SUPERIORITY No. 4 INTRINSIC VALUE The economies of enormous production and the manufacture of their own bottles, cases, etc., make it possible for the Dis- tiller to sell the superb quality of BLACK & WHITE Scotch Whisky at a moderate Price SHAW The Highest Standard of Quality Vol. LXIX. | HOTEL CUMBERLAND (In the Center of Attract n) BROADWAY AT 54TH STREET, NEW YORK, N. Y. Near 50th Street Subway and 53rd Street Elevated MODERN FIREPROOF All outside rooms, Every room has private bath. Every Sathroom has outside window. Hardwood polished floors thruost. Oricatal tugs in every room. Most home- like and best hotel accommodations in New York. Rates Reasonable. $2.50 with bath, and up TEN MINUTES’ WALK TO 40 THEATRES Excellent Prices Brentano's, Avenue de 10, Restaurant Send for Booklet HARRY P. STIMSON (Formerly with Hotel Imperial) Oaly New York Hotel Window Screened Throoot Office at New Yorkas s tnatter addtess‘Sudgatk”) Telephote 6632MadisonSouate Published weekly by the Lestie Judge Co.205 Fifth Ave Rew York City Jott A Sleicher President Grant E Mamitton Att Director October 9, 1915 No. 1773 c O N T E N T 5 Cover Desiga: All the World to Mother - W. Smithson Broadkesd The County Fair at Yapp's Crossing - John Gruelle Editorials: Brag A Model and a Muddle Brief Decisions . - - : : - - About Time (page illustration) Sympathy for Mrs. Flooter = - Festive Father William Blessings of Poverty = - Walt Mason A Slender Book of Verse : Sarah Redington The Folding Denette - Vichols A Fable ~- - 7 ° . . L. Edson Verging on an Understanding (illustration by Fellows) J. A. Waldron Ballades of a Gay Weekender: The Reggie Doanes = Pau! Norman He Wanted an Invalid - - - - - = Morris Wade A Huntress : - : - - Clinton Scollard Old Love Letters A, L. Salmon Between Curtains Cyril Andrew JUDGE'S Between Covers - - - - : The Modern Woman: Suffrage Facts and Fancies Anna Cadogan Bz Yarns of the Ballplayers - - : - Fd A. Goewex Foreign Humor, Stories with Smiles, Passing the Mustard, and Verse and Jest by, JUDGE'S Humorists. The Fun and Satire of Life in Pictures, by Grant E. Hamilton, H. A. Petersen, Emil Flokri, Zim, Garth Jones, J. R. Shaver, Hamilton Wile liams,' Held, C. W. Kahles, P. D. Johnson, Ray Rohn, J. Conacher, Clarence Row, Westmacott, Machefert, Albert Hencke, F. L. Fithian, Laura Foster, and others. Orson Lowell Tom P. Morgan Tennyson J. Daft SUBSCRIPTION RATES Ove year,orStoumbers = = = = == 88.00 Six moaths, or #6 numbers 2 "2 * 2° =e static in ulvance by draft on New York, oe thy express of postal err Subscriptions payable in advance by draft on or by express or postal order. tax AGES Buildings, London, B.C. Esgesd: 16 John Stree, Addphi, Lamia 56 Rue de la Victoire, Parv Clara Strasse, Mainz, many. Sabscriptions and advertisements for all the publications of LeslieJudge Company will bv the at regular rates at any of the above offices. ‘Coatrioutors must enclose a stamped self-addressed envelope with all manuscripts othe return of the latter when found ut ‘ater, ple cannot be guaranteed. We receive such hat we shall not be held responsible for its ha or jury while in our hands of in transit. ; ‘ tg dooce cannot be found at any newsstand, the publishers will be under obligations if that fat be promptly reported on post y letter. BACK NUMBERS: The contents of Jence are protect Postage free in the United States, its dependenci 50 cents a year for postage ; to all foreign countries add $1.00 a year. Westers Apveatisixe Orrici Marquette Building, New Exctaxp Apveatisixa Orrice: Tremont Buildi Wasmixaton Reraesnstative: Wyatt Build