Judge, 1924-10-04 · page 25 of 37
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ASK DAD—HE KNOWS — What They Laughed at in the Good Old Days Payne in JupGeE, 1909 CuHavuFFEUR—I say, me man, will you repair our car? We are in a deuced hurry! It costs a lot to live these days “Do you see that man? His life I cannot sing the old songs, More than it did of yore is full of brilliant achievements.” For I am full of grog; But when you stop to think of it “Indeed! Who is he?’ But I will sing “Sweet Violets” It’s worth a whole lot more. “A lamp-lighter.” If you will hold the dog. —Judge, 1910 —dJudge, 1885 —Judge, 1885 ngs momtionte! ACC James Montgomery Flagg in JupGE, 1910 “Three shots for a million”