Judge — December 9, 1922 — page 27: what you’re looking at

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hat ry Low ist “Mother, Kasper (Stockholm). A YOUNG lawyer, whose cases were d lefend a poverty stealing a with all drawing a ew, was asked te stricken tramp watch. The lawy the ardor at his command, pathetic picture with such a convincing that, the close of the argu- court was in tears, and even tramp wept. accused of and) returned t guilty. hen the tramp drew himself up, tears streaming down his face, as he lawyer: have never heard. so grand ‘ I have never wept since I was a child. T have no money with which to reward you, but Irawing a pack- age from the depths of his ragged clothes ~ at watch; take it and wel- —Boston Post. come.” ey “The farmer is a power in politics replied Farmer Corntossel. stion, ‘When do we : t than the inquiry, Washington Star. ways more ‘How do we tae cured that parlor socialist?” “And had to divide with his lawye Louisville Courier-Journal Ae ‘our boy has graduated from Wht di is he going to do nov “T don't know: He didn’t well enough to make the 1 and there's no money playing professic football.”"—Detroit Free Press. pitch que 1 father wants a corkscrew to get his breakfast ready with.”"— FARLE 2 LIEDERMAN as he is to-day lf You Don’t Exercise — You DIE! trath, te peur YEAR-OLD © Frances has 4 been taught by her parents the art of keeping a sceret and it irritates her | to be suspected of telling anything she | is asked not to tell. The other day she was visiting Aunt Grace, who also young lady visitor, Aunt ( ned Frances not to tell the conver- tion, an to talk of things which were secrets when the visitor loo! stake t? so she be i} she hurt ndian- apolis News. ae “Does your wife know how to keep house?” “You bet! She prevented me from mortgaging ours to buy an automobile.” —Boston Transcript. | fae | “How are the mosquitocs out your Send for My G4-Page Book “MUSCULAR DEVELOPMENT” E replied Farmer Corntossel, “So many summer board- ers have been experimentin’ with boot- leg products that the skecters would rather starve than come near ‘em.”"— | Washington Star. cy | f And mail at voce we: EARLE E. LEDERMAN w York City rnt to be a motion ked the eminent | “Are you compe! picture press agent?” a producer. “T think so,” said the confident young man. “When T put dow and start to stringing ciphers after it I don’t know when to stop.” | “You are just the man to put the cost’ mark on our films. Name your salary.”—Birmingham Age-Herald, | CARLE €. LITOERMAN Dest. 3: }012, 305 Broadway, New York Ci