Judge — June 30, 1923 — page 24: what you’re looking at

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

“What is your name, little boy?” “Introduce yourself first!”—Karikaturen (Chris- tiania). sae Owner of Property (sternly): Don’t you see that “Trespassers will be prosecuted”? “Well, you know what it is now, so go.” “Hexcuse me, mister, but I don’t know what it is. T've only got yer bare word for it, and you're a puffect notice may ew milk sold ‘ere,’ or ‘Apples tup- pence a pound,’ or ‘Welkim, weary wanderer.’ ’—Pear- son’s Weekly (London). ee See ad Mr. Foozling sees it through—The Humorist (London). —=>. Wrap SD Editor (to reporter)—So this is your stuff, is it? What the pussy- foot d’you mean by saying the man “jumped for joy,” and then that his “delight knew no bounds”?—London Weekly Telegraph. 22 “Grandpa, do you think I shall make a good detective when I grow up?” “What makes you think so?” “I have looked all day for my pocket- knife and can’t find it.” — Kasper (Stockholm). sa a) U) “Why does the daughter of the house sing in the dining-room?” “Tt’s the only way to get the guests to leave the table.”—Simplicissimus (Munich).