Life — March 16, 1899 — page 13: what you’re looking at

Machine-transcribed from the original scan — historical spelling and the odd misread are preserved.

233 Pee readers who have followed LirE from its begin- ning know well the drawings of Mictarr ANGELO Wootr, whose death we sincerely mourn. His children of the street, often amusing but oftener pathetic, told many a rue Exrrr stocxixo. tale of joy and misery, of fun and mischief, of hunger, of From Christmas Number of Lure, 1894, love, and of subtle satire. . These creations were always gentle and never vicious. They were simply but cleverly drawn, and done in a friendly, sensitive, lovable spirit—the spirit of the man himself. “ nesore, wnat DORs TOO DREADFUL TO THINK OF. “way, THAT's THE RICH FOLKs' WAY OF GETTING SANTY “7 GAY, TOMMY, IP EVERYONE OF U8 WORE STOCKIN'’S 48 BIG 4S THEM, CLAUS TO STOP AT TAEIR WOUSKS; IT MEANS ‘I HAVE @ANTA CLAUS WOULDN'T HAVE ENOUOH TOYS TO GO ROUND.” sTockixas.'" | From Christmas Number of Lire, 1896. From Christmas Number of Lure, 1889.