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This page is primarily **advertising and editorial matter**, not political cartoons. The left side advertises a six-volume Stevenson book set for $1.74—described as a "Remarkable Bargain" containing over 250 titles of novels, stories, essays, and poems. The right side shows the magazine's masthead, staff, and table of contents for Volume LXXI, No. 1839. The contents list various articles and illustrations, including pieces on "The Outdoors," "Markowitz and Henry," and sections on humor and satire typical of Judge's satirical format. Without seeing the actual cartoon illustrations referenced in the contents, the specific satirical points remain unclear from this text-heavy page.

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When We Say STEVENSON 6 Volumes For the P rice $ 1 e a4 Entire Set we feel we need add very little to this statement to recommend this Remarkable Bargain to the Intelligent Reading Public Excepting, perhaps, that this is an English Imported Set, and that our offer of the entire set for $1.74 is made possible by war conditions in the European book market. Just think of getting Over 250 Titles — Novels Short Stories Essays and Poems of the Supreme Master of the Story Telling Art — the author of “Treasure Island," “Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde,” Kidnapped,” etc. — in an Attractive Cloth Binding Gold Decorations Large Clear Type Nearly 3000 Pages Each Volume Size 6's x 4'; inches. Practically Six Volumes for the Price of One! Ideal stories of the great outdoors for vacation reading — thrilling adventures in the Southern Seas—piracy and hidden treasure and shipwreck. Glimpses of the shady quarters of European capitals ~ stories that take you out of yourself and make you forget your troubles. And every one of them a masterpiece of literature. Get Them To-Day — They Won’t Last Long ee ee ee ee ee ee BRUNSWICK SUBSCRIPTION CO. Ja 449 Brunswick Blde., New York City _ Enclored find $1.74, in full payment for the six-volume set of Stevenson. Send books, carriage prepaid, to Judge & Hight 1916 by Lestie-JudGeCokutered at the Post. Office at New York as second S ttiail matter.Cale address‘Sudgark””) Telephotie 6632MadisotSouate | Published weekly’ by the Lestie- Judge Co.225 Fifth Ave New York City) JonttA Steicher President | Grant E Hamilton Art Director Vol. LXXI. November 4, 1916 No. 1829 E N T Rolf Armstrong Cc O N T Ss Cover Design: A Masked Battery The Fall Carnival at Yapp's Crossing (full-page drawing John B. Gruclle Editorials: Kisses First Person Singular. — Space Suzette : Romance Club Rules Markowitz and Henry The Outdoors Excuse for Ugly Aut mobi'es The Exceptional Case Numanity versus Safety First F. Gregory Martaries A Superficial Conclusi‘n = - - : : : + JL AL Waldron Buttons : - : : - : Ss K. L Roberts The Superficial Mass-Mccti:g = - - Tom P. Morgan Quick Workers - : dL dS. O'Connell Auto Troubles - Walt Mason Zones of Interest - Laicton Mackall At Brown University FLL. Fithian Between Curtains Cyril: Andrew The Modern Woman: George S. Crittenden H.R. Baukhage Strickland Gillilan Lou Rab Arthur Chapman Don Herold William Sanford (full-page draiing) luna Cadogan Et: Ma Husted Harper Fred Ladd Suffrage Facts and Fancies - Suffrage Snapshots Sileat Disapproval - The American Press Humorists - Mis Choke = = Miner Trring JUDGE'S Foreign Humor, With the College Wits, Stories with Smiles, Passing the Mustard, and Jest and Verse by His Monor’s Humoris: The Comedy of Life in Pictures by Garth Jones, Chester L. Garde, Walter de Maris, C. Bertram Hartman, Hal Burrows, Calcert, CW. Kakles, M. Pod dock, W. O. Wilson, J. Norman Lynd, R. B. Fuller, CW. Anderson, August Henkel, 1. Fellows, Kimbark, Nautsman, and others SUBSCRIPTION RATES io pi ade fof Leslie Jodie Company will be takes 7 Clara MW tisements for all the p apts, otber five suck materal that we foo its boss oi ¢ publishers will be under obligations if that font sper copy; 1914, 10 cent tin both th i 1 rw Exonasp Apven 5 Wasiuscros: Reraesest ‘Wash LESLIE-JUDGE COMPANY, PUBLISHERS. n D.C. | TWO TWENTY-FIVE FIFTH AVENUE, NEW YORK. CITY