Judge — May 20, 1916 — page 20: what you’re looking at

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Mr. Smallenberger: “And mutton is high.” Mr. Moore of Pennsylvania: “And mutton is high.” Mr. Smallenberger: “And sheep are high.” a Mr. Moore of Pennsylvania: “\nd z sheep are high.” “ait . sn While there may seem to be no sense to ' such repetition, nevertheless, the two ora- CIGARETTES \ 5 tors apparently know what they are about, and they deliver their lines with emphasis so ‘ > ‘ and sincerity. Occasionally the recent js- Care Halt a shar a hae ed y ie sues show, the Senate arises to flights of ip of Saxe-Cobure- Catha Une bnpenal Court of SS oratory that rival the outpourings of an plenty tse] lam ef oe ra Edmund Burke. Senator Martine of New . Jersey, for instance, recently paid his re- spects to the constitutional lawyers of the Senate: “Mr. President,” said the New Jersey Senator, “as a layman, I am often prompted to feel sad for my many legal friends when I see them rise in this Senate and extend their constitutional objections to almost every measure that is calculated hose Americans who have smoked our se hel ‘ aS : = elp the people. Of course, they can't ya is (Vah-fee-ah- to elp the people ¢, they Wefiadis (ale fee ah dis) lores help it; it is a part of thelr education, States — bectuse to Liggett 6-Myers Tobacco and has grown to be a habit. How much Company. who import them.we have also they lose of this good world! Tsay Tam iven thé sole right to manufacture them y for them, for I wonder whether the rising sun and the glorious sunset, with Jrom our Cairo formula. its wondrous colors and flashes of light, CTheodoro Vafiadis & Co. is not robbed of half its delight to them CALCUTTA: BOMBAY: LONDON: RANGOON ‘CAIRO. as the softened rays of that great orb Packages of 0 amy 70 ornarted c ¢ to their eyes strained through Phe adeytpontage eek en, rceint their legal lenses, constitutionally focused tia Fidh Avenue New York City. 3 “IT have wondered whether the sparkle i of the morning dew, the bloom and blush of the rose, the cheerful chirp of the red breast robin, and the full voice of the thrush has any attractions for them until they have first squared it’ with the Constitution. 1 feel constrained to ex- claim: * ve them, for they know not what they do.’ “ Mr. President, the poor old Constity {| elt tion! What wrongs are committed 1 I hit hy name! Now, I love my country an¢ | AN eal ALIN ey her laws. but when it comes to the Constitution standing between the poo ple and their rights to use God’s free air re _*. — = ge Goin’ Fishin’? for the manufacture of a substance that a ROMEIKE’S PRESS will tevd to enrich the soil, thereby: in- ‘They're getting hungrier every day. Don't delay, take ing oductivity, and hence the . Afare of the ace—then Ts, DA a edy CUTTING BUREAU formyl the Constitution must yl aside, that cheaper bread and butter We will send you all newspaper clip- may come to the people.” pings which u about you, “1 am not surprised,” interje your friends, or any subject on whic Seantor Borwh, “that the s you tiny want to ba “up to date.” New Jersey is not fond of the Constitu- Every newspaper and periodical of Uon, since there is a very strong effort ne ipeper snd ees coming from certain quarters to amend importance in tho United States and that instrument so as to interfere wit Europe is searched. Agile jack of New Jerss ; Thave not heard of any such sus ipesaliieaaetiatinid naan gestion,” replicd Senator Martine. “Ii to ins luck and . No true fisherman bese chs 3 = ventured in. this Starts, the season without a few botties of old reliable HENRY ROMEIKE, 106-110 Seventh Ave., New York there should ever be ventured in thi august presence a suggestion of that kind Evans’ Ale In his kit. Allgood dealers or C, H. Evans & Sons, Hudson, N.Y. yeu would find an army that would be r colossal in magnitude, glorious in senti ment and splendid in ability to uphold it.” MAKE MONEY drawing Comic Pictures. Let the world's famous cartoonist, Be an Eugene Zimmerman, spill a few ideas into your head. Get the Zim Book— All the characters in the recent issues of Artist it’s chuck full, of valuable suggestions. Price $1.00 postpaid. Bound in 4 the interesting publication are life-like and Morocco. Satisfaction guaranteed. Money back if book returned in ten days. OE re of iter with your Crave Frat makes arid ining tonte., Sampie at Bits Frets instamos. C.W. Abbott & Co. Raitimore, s1d. (Ad) Address ZIM BOOK, Desk 5-20, Brunswick Building, New York comicbooks.com