Caricature; wit and humor of a nation in picture, song and story (1911)
New York : Leslie-Judge Co. · leaf 194
e and gratitude in the old farmerseyes, he gave it up as a bad job and boardej his trainwith a sickly smile on his face. A Modest Singer. DO not care who makes the lawsOf this great land of mine.If I can only sing her songs,And get one bone jjer line. I Misunderstood £ach Other. t«TpHE second girl… … NO GROUNDS FOR LYING. Sea-Tjer (In railroad eating-house)—Waiter, waiter I this coffee tastes like lye.Why in thunder do you serve such stuff? Waiter—Well, to tell you the truth, It is four parts lye. We serve it that way todissolve the sandwich so it can be digested.
American wit and humor · Caricatures and cartoons
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