Judge — January 2, 1926 — page 24: what you’re looking at

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J. Smith in Judge, 1899 SOMETHING UP Mrs. Finnecan—Young Clancy sint Mary Ann a five-dollar bouquet lasht noight. I tink there's something up. | Mr. Finnecan—So do I. I saw him coming out av a pawnshop yesterday, an’ I Cink it's his overcoat. Safe Confirmation .. Safe Then A Phenomenon | Minister—My poor woman, you Bigge—"Thompson seems to. be must be full of regret for the awful awfully proud of that boy of his. crime youlcommitted. . Boggs—He has a right to be. The Condemned Murderess—Yes,I boy is two -years old and hasn't See when Te sor ae sean made asingle bright remark yet, | —dJudge, 1899 —Judge, 1898 Judge, 1897 Mrs. McBride—Harry, I was be- side myself at the condition you came home in last night. Harry—Yes; it seems to me I did see two of you. T. S. Sullivant in Judge, 1903 | AN UNLIMITED SURGE | Masor Biusitup—Well, suh, I spose wine flowed like watah at the kun’l’s weddin’, suh? Masor Peprper—Like watah, suh? By gad, suh! It flowed like oil in an oil company’s | advertisement, suh. comicbooks.com