Judge, 1925-05-30 · page 29 of 36
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pPreabe bal are arenes Why not give the comic strip children a trip to the country? Just Imagine! EPHEN Leaycock was traveling out West, and in the day coach in which he was sitting was a very inquisitive chatty passenger whose curiosity was keenly aroused hy the peculiarly constructed type- writer ¢: at Leaycock’s side. He eved it fora long time and then burst. into his hundredth que: > like that d_ you mind telling me y, Dnever saw a vi sakes! nd for?” wled Leaycock, friend who has dhe fancies he “For pity toting that d “The fact is, “I'm going to visit What are you delirium tremen sees snakes. The mongoose, you know, KillS snakes, so that’s why Pm taking it to him.” s but them snakes of his are imaginary, ain't th “Of course they a said Leay- cock, “and this is an imagina Ay goose Worming its way through trafic. (As it seems to the occupant of a tari-cab.) comicbooks.com