Judge — December 21, 1918 — page 23: what you’re looking at

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

From “Tue Betrotuar” as the Miller’s Daughter, the Innkeeper’s There comes a time in the life of every | Daughter, the Mayor’s Daughter. An lad when as a preparation for selecting « old fairy fetches them all at once for the only girl in ail the world, it is advis- urposes of observation and osculation. able to take stock of one’s sweethearts. is one is the Butcher’s Daughter. Tyltyl’s inventory acknowledges six: Comparisons of this sort the Woodcutter’s Daughter, the Butch- are by no means odious. er’s Daughter, the Beggar’s Daughter, * & . Es From i We “Home Y A Acatn” From “ SLEEPING Partners ” \ “Be Cam, ie CAMILLA , all The Raggedy Man’s Camilla is also taking stock of fancy lines to the kiddies are suitors. Her inventory, though smaller much safer. and less symbolic than Tyltyl’s, com- The dialogue here is awfully “T’ve got the hives and prises a millionaire (now absent) and bright, but this is a French farce new straw hat, a song writer (trying to be as present —and discretion is the better part And I’vecome back where as he can.) . of editing. my beau lives at.” comicbooks.com