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Caricature; wit and humor of a nation in picture, song and story (1911)

New York : Leslie-Judge Co. · leaf 213

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u OT-TO l.A.MCi-^ TRUE ENOUGH.He (thinking aloud)— The way these women claim to be independent and then become slavesto a silly fashion ! Why, these absurd big hats tickle me half to death. … IMAGINATION.How that expensive, big, red firecrackerlooks to the small boy on Independence Day. runner went to second, where he was put afourth more out by the half of the ball firstthrew to second. Force of habit made therunner leave second when pitcher made thenext motion, and he was caught on…

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