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JUDGE WIG. Saratoga Springs is just north of Albany . noted for its mineral waters and is a great health resort. After spend- ing two situated .. it is days Wak IR Rie A “FAVOR le I A y there, Mac returned ing fac gling w of renewed vigor . the glowing came from wearing nothing but B. V. D.’s and the re- newed vigor was the result of the long walk home! hh NICE LUMP OF ( Mac Sar ai, tus Le "NE HEARD ‘NMBA WAP LAME — WE AREUWDE | Boy, we certainly with luck! . . . every horse we picked developed fallen and halitosis—he never kn “* and all the other horses avoided him. . . . I even tried holding out a lump of sugar for them and Mae made faces but it did no good . . . we only picked one winner were shot arches a “TE DokiE OG CHANGE OUR BETO #ROM HER ANGTHER HoRPE — NIMBA “LIMPED” I Ae in two days and this is what happened after a long conference in the paddock In this healthy little village there is a nice big race track around which horses here the seeker after health n stagnant blood pressure by wagering on which steed will come in first . . the better it is ter gayly and stimulate his . the unluckier he is for his blood pres re.... Mac and I increased ours in two days from 56 to 890! we put our roll on a_ vicious looking baby called “ Nimba” and gave our bookie the cus- tomary slips... we had no sooner done this than we overheard a jockey whisper to end that Nimba was lame! ... rushing madly around finally collared our ed bookie and changed our bet just as the bugle blew . . . you may have read in the daily papers—if you are one of these racing fans— that Nimba won the fourth race at Saratoga! (Continued on page 29) comicbooks.com