Caricature; wit and humor of a nation in picture, song and story . illie— It is so. I always slide down the banister. Cant help that, declared the brakeman; myorders is to deliver him to you, and that settles it. Idont see what youre kickin about, anyhow. Ill betIm givin you a better drunk than the one you ones a peach. Just then the train bumped the waiting car, and thestranger was jarred into a sudden interest in the pro-ceedings. Whats doin? he inquired, as he steadied him-self by gripping the railing with both hands. aiming himself for the private car. While his articula-tion was
Caricature; wit and humor of a nation in picture, song and story . illie— It is so. I always slide down the banister. Cant help that, declared the brakeman; myorders is to deliver him to you, and that settles it. Idont see what youre kickin about, anyhow. Ill betIm givin you a better drunk than the one you ones a peach. Just then the train bumped the waiting car, and thestranger was jarred into a sudden interest in the pro-ceedings. Whats doin? he inquired, as he steadied him-self by gripping the railing with both hands. aiming himself for the private car. While his articula-tion was fairly good, his legs were so unsteady that hehad to head himself in the right direction with greatcare before abandoning his hold on the railing. OldPomposs, divining his intention, barred the way; there-upon the stranger merrily prodded him in the most in-flated spot. Thats all right, old cock! he said, asOld Pomposs doubled up suddenly; no harm done, onlydont bother me. Then, his progress being unimpeded,he entered the car and sank contentedly into a a-rvo LAMGC. THE DOOR. All I need is an opening, sir. Whats the matter with the one you just came through ? The rest of the party, heretofore watching from theside lines, now hastily scrambled to the platform andgave Old Pomposs first aid to the injured, after whichthey advanced on the intruder in a body. The porterwas then arguing with him. This is a private car, said the porter. Sure ! returned the stranger. What you got todrink?
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