Life — October 29, 1903 — page 13: what you’re looking at

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eLIPE* SNATCHES OF CONVERSATION HEARO ON THE AVENUE. “You never did know “On, of course, his work “He's @ perfect dear “The poor are getting “ Better operate on bim— your own mind.” sells, but tt tan't art” at ihe table,” poorer, and the rich are there’s more tn tt."? getting —" A Chilly Candidate. Low: Low thou winter wind! Thou art not so unkind As Grout's ingratitude In Boston. ‘RRIGGS: There are a number of stran- gers in town just now. Grices: How do you know? “ Well, to-day I no- ticed in the cars that quite a number of ladies were offered seats. ud I AVE you read ‘Chil- dren of the Cradle,’ by Josephine Dam- ask Shipman Pea- body, in Sharper's Magazine?” “Yes. Have you read ‘The Unbon- neting of Uniuter- esting Ann,’ in Scrib- bler’s, by Josephine Mary Raymond Maud Bates?" SHE : I just know you don't love me as much as you did. He: But, darling, how can you think that? “Because you are not half so foolish “YES, 1 LOVE SOLDIERS, [BUT YOU ARE NoT A SON OF Mans.” as you were." “NO, BUT I WOULDN'T MIND BEING HER SON-IN-LAW." comicbooks.com