Caricature; wit and humor of a nation in picture, song and story . MUST HAVE STOLEN — Whats the charge against the prisoner ?Officer— Carrying a concealed weapon—I found thishook on his person. But I havent any par-lor—I have no house, Consequently Glorious! cried theagent. I represent theOwn Your Own Home Com-pany of Oh, thunder! said thevictim. Heres yourquarter. Ill take a papercutter. Invincible. itVTOU Yankees are eter-nally bragging aboutyour possessions, said theBritish tourist, as the trav-elers visited Vesuvius; buttell me, my friend, wherein all the splendors of yo
Caricature; wit and humor of a nation in picture, song and story . MUST HAVE STOLEN — Whats the charge against the prisoner ?Officer— Carrying a concealed weapon—I found thishook on his person. But I havent any par-lor—I have no house, Consequently Glorious! cried theagent. I represent theOwn Your Own Home Com-pany of Oh, thunder! said thevictim. Heres yourquarter. Ill take a papercutter. Invincible. itVTOU Yankees are eter-nally bragging aboutyour possessions, said theBritish tourist, as the trav-elers visited Vesuvius; buttell me, my friend, wherein all the splendors of yourcountry have you anythingto equal this volcano? Out in Lincoln, Neb.,said the American. Never heard of it,said the Englishman con-temptuously. What doyou call it? William J en ningaBryan, said the American. Brevity. A TRAVELING salesman was thunderstruck upon be-ing presented with a telegram which ran: Twins this morning—more later. UP IN (startled by Wild-West runaway,— Oh, mal pipe the cow with the Merry Wuiow homt I
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