Judge — January 5, 1924 — page 16: what you’re looking at

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

LEASE, JAILER, you may remove the Grandma—Now, what does that advertise? THE USED CAR by Strickland Gillilan about the used car. I will talk freely; I had connected with that car—please bars. I will not get out. The in this cell are becoming soiled and I clean ones. No! It was the écru ele- won't charge yoi to sell the used car. know clearly, jailer. nt—I went and tried That is the last I Something seemed remove the—yes, y ‘The used car riding me he night. I woke ming, dreaming I had sold it; that the phant that cheated. jongged without clearing my suit. Aucklanc in New Zealand, and sic semper tyrannis go bragh! Yes, [have not the used car still. You know, jailer, it was the used c¢ that brought me here. The man who sold it to me years and years ago told me it had agreat value as a used car. I could sell it any time—the bai the bars you clearly! the used car. jailer, why don’t you ask Volstead to take away the—yes, jailer! I will tell you is no longer | He claimed I mah to snap in my head—it was the only first man I took it to chided me for not ( GREATEST Lit CAR ON EARTH! i] Rig OF PUT GEST BUNCH SUNK EVER to oETHE gu) THAT CAR When it’s running o.k—and when something goes wrong. 14 asking more, saying he would much rather give me twenty marks than fifteen cents for the had bought Adleback lim- yesterday for a quarter and they ad both been left on his hands—then I arose in the night and got that used car from the garage drove it to the nt lot beside the house of my worst enemy and left bars! canary make a noi like chile con carn jailer, come I will not complain about the bars! comicbooks.com