Life — November 6, 1902 — page 15: what you’re looking at

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399 industry—and who do not care if the whole anthra- cite industry were wiped out of existence at once, They will prescribe the proper redress for thore grievances and it will be instantly forthcoming, And for three years the same will Le adhered to, To implicitly accept their verdict and insist that it be abided by.— The Sun, October 15. [Edi- torial.) Admire the examples of English written by the editors of The Sun, of which one wrote all three and who thinks well to boldly take an infinitive, to roughly split same, and, if it were possible, choose a preposi- tion to end a sentence with. Just in Time. és WwW AS your last book a suc- cess?” “Oh, immense. The publish- ers sent the entire edition up tomy house just as we ran out of coal.” Charity. 'HE incident of the Cleve- land man dying from the effects of an operation for the removal of some false teeth which tho X-ray discovered in his wsoph- agus, but which turned out to be in his bed, calls for the broad Rag- lan of charity. To err is human; to forgive, divine; to sug- gest that with good Chris- tian Science treatment the man would be alive and well, simply devilish. In New York NGRY PASSENGER: Didn’t you hear me tell you to stop the car? Conpuctor: Yes’m. But one of the officials of the road was looking right at NO LOVE LOST, “YOU HAVE ACCEPTED GEORGE! WHY, YOU KNOW VERY WELL THAT I DON'T APPROVE OP HIM." “THAT'S ALL RIGHT, MAMMA, NEITHER DORS HE APPROVE OP YOU." THE LAST HOP OF THE SEASON. comicbooks.com