Judge, 1930-02-01 · page 13 of 36
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JUDGE ing and brawling she says if they want to she says after all it's their privi- lege and if they get any fun out of it she says it's all right with me so long as the neighbors don’t have to listen to it but she says the way those two battle you can hear it for miles she says weil she says it won't be long now I guess anyways because she says I heard her yelling at him the other night that he'd have to give her a di- vorce she says and all I hope she says is that they get it in Paris or Reno or somewheres she says so’s we can have a little peace and quict in our neigh borhood she says because all you hear now she says is just gossip about those two and I'm about sick of it she says well my dear I give you my word she went on and on for hours like that and I couldn't get a word in edgeway honestly I think it’s something terri- ble the way she talks!” —Lrioyp Mayer “For goodness sake, Henry, don't come in here with that vile cigar!” Talk “Talk! My dear, I've never heard anyone talk the way she does in my life! She'd hind leg off a brass monkey ; ys scandal of some sort; that’s what annoys me, my dear, because I always say what's the use of talking about people at all if you can't say something good of them because talking against people just gets you into trouble every time I think but she never seems to h good word to say for anybody, « | her rattle on’s caution my dear only the other day I met her and she started right in ishs you know she’s had an awful lot of trouble with him because he drinks and carries on something awful well anyways she started right in and I thought I'd expire because she talked a blue streak without pausing once for breath honestly you've never seen anything like it well she s: if I had a husband who treated me the that Leander Mc’ sh treats his wife I'd rather go out and scrub floors she says than live under the me roof with him for a minute she says not that I think much of her she says for the way she neglects those poor children is a caution why she I've seen those cute tots sent off to school these rainy muddy mornings without rubbers she says and how any mother can be so criminally careles of her children’s health is beyond me she says it’s evident she doesn’t care that for them she says snapping her fingers but it isn’t f. children she says and another th she says I don’t mind couples quarrel- comicbooks.com