Judge — October 12, 1918 — page 23: what you’re looking at

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

(Right) Lecarpe: Oh, of course you necdn’t worry, now thatyou’re a bachelér. But I've gota wife. ¢ Henry: Better wait till the mail comes before you're so cock- sure you've gota wife. I thought that, too, till the last mail. From “Fippters Taree” Reccie: Oh, very well. Nooffense meant, y’ know. Anyone is likely to make mistakes. That’s why they have those funny little rubbers on pencils. From “Wnert Popries Boom” Do you get that bu And all that . jumble? By George, I’ve an idea! Brocuter: A ground wire? “Might be—might be a tapped wire.” “Tapped by whom?” “Who do you think? Why, Fritzie, of course.” “Butthatcouldnotbe. “Allright, butif you ask me, I’m going to findout.” “But our wire does not go near their lines.” “Never heard of a little thing called spies, did you?” From “Wuere Popries Broom” From “Unper Orvers” You darling, I know. You want to put a mark there, so when | come back you'll know whether I’ve grown any more in the trenches. comicbooks.com