Life — January 27, 1910 — page 5: what you’re looking at

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Everybody’s Column (Continued from page 150) Certain Distinctions Der Lire Your December 16 issue contains one Jef the best cartoons (?) I have ever jeer. I refer to the “ Puzzle, find the jean who stole a million,’ on the inside yea hit the nail on the head! The joule is easy, and it teaches us a great lesen. 1am pleased to sce that you are not only amusing people, but that you are sriving to educate them in the affairs if their own government. This is some- ‘Sing new for so-called “ comic papers.’ Of course we all realize with you that the rich man can do no wrong. That peH will straighten the forehead of any fool. When a poor workingman who tas bis living by the use of his brain or muscle wants to forget his troubles be goes to a saloon and gets full of fusel ei called and labeled “ whiskey,’’ and beis given a free ride on a police wagon aed sentenced “ 30 Fifty.’” It's different in the case of our fat frend who fills his bathtub with cham- jrne and floats in it. He never gets ¢mnk. He gets “ SICK '’ and they take tim home in a cab or an auto. They éon't send him to jail. Oh, no! He is a food candidate for the Senate. Bat, dear Lire, you are dealing with aa effect. There is a cause for this concentration of wealth in the hands of the few. The fellow who steals a few dollars is filty of larceny, whilst he who takes a eel million or a railroad line is a finan- Ger and he rides in autos just as your peture shows—he goes to Congress. Isthere a reason? Of course there is. Bot you might call me one of those “tad” social: so I'll stop by con- patulating you. Truly, Nicnotas Krein, From Los Angeles 170K oF Lire: ir:—Your special numbers are at say, We are very anxious out teteon the Coast to know whether or ft you have lost your nerve in regard ur much talked of “ Improper Num- Pull yourselves together and let have it Faithfully yours, . Putup S. Low. Be patient. The delay is due to our tating to do all our work in the dark, to avoid the police. 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