Life — April 2, 1903 — page 16: what you’re looking at

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

TUE WEDDING PEAST=RICE. To a Girl Angelic. NO penance do, dear hegrt ; I + By all celestial hopes above me, “Lis I should kneel ; lo—'shamed 1 bow Who have not traits to make you love me. q\LSIE, IN CHURCH, TO HER MOTHER: Oh, mamma, I can think of so many things to do that aro nicer than this. ]t is interesting that Bishop Smart should marry so much money."” “Oh, well, it’s an old church doctrine, don’t you know, the laying hands on consecrated material."” | ‘HE last lesson we learn is to pardon ourselves. “IP f THOLGNT YOU COULD LIVE DOWN YOUR REPUTATION AS A ‘BAD MAN,’ I THINK 1 COULD MARKY YOU." “way! GREAT scoTT! YOU SHOULD HAVE KNOWN MP WHEN T LIVED IN New York!" “RAISING THE Devit.”” comicbooks.com