The evening world. Newspaper, July 1, 1911, Page 11

) The Evening World Daily Magazine, Saturday. July 1. 1911. y Clare Victor Dwiggins oo Copyright. 1911 OF The trem Muntieing Co The New York World) MY BON! DONT You KNOW t WA! HAL MIS vinsnit Thar \PREMemeer Tat LTTLe Carton AIHAT AnD | Took iT Ariat From \|/ | YES IE THAT Twis 16 THe AGE OF THe JQ MELLO din { DAMON, Hotel Hemestea You HAD’ HAL HAL You DROuC. Rs. || }‘OU Aric LOADED iT Ano oRove A jy DO, YOu HEAR. tn SAFE AND sane FouRTH 2 You \AYMNERE You Gon? ip. The FUN WE USED TS HAVE ||} SLIPFESTER'S cont ALL ONE SPRING-||{ SPIKE IN THE MUZZLE AMO Ter NAS TAS SHOULD HOT SHOOT Fine CRACHERSIIAHA* RA HA. a OW Te FOURTH? TANT To GET MOET FoR THe AB, & You [| FiREO ITS Holto! AMO IT Gusteo To! | THEN WAS Th / THEY ARE A ReLic OF BARSARISM (14 Y CRA NOTHIM? 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Twenty Minutes for a New Book we've ny 1 gust THE BOSS The Fellow who ts Satisfied with = Aiso Ran! . When the Don't Worry Club goes any- FEEL LIKE PUONEDTHAT the Leavinge generally Gets ‘Em! Epectalize! Madam Regus didn't do _ where it t@ Content to Travel Second WORKING HE wouLon'y 4 anything but Serve y’erfect Breakfasts Remorse sometimes is a Keen| (oaaat The Man who Imagines that the [Dut her Mame will Endure ns Lone #8) cones of Mortification over being World takes delight in Imposing non |New Orleans itself Pp ad with the Goode? No Regular Win-Out was ever Jiade him ia @ Fine Little Demonstration of — Lats d hit dag bt in a Walat the Atomio ‘Vheory! We Always Feel that we could Go — Shy on Water for the General Good,| Every man must be his own Man on] A Good Way to Keep ‘Em from Try- If you're not Going to Got Action} but we'd Hate to Live in a Town that] the Bridge, no matter How Long the]ing to Get your Goat ts to Keep its yourself, don't Block up the Aisle! was Threatened by a Laughter Famine: | Cruise! diorns Mantouredt o by harry Faeimer nn Copyright, 1011, be The Prem Publishing Co, (The New York World) | aC) GO FOR BESS'S Sake BILL BROWN Has GOING TO WORK ANY MORE TODAN! 1 DIONT DO [yatveal Gur Some of the Good Stories of the Day | Good Character. The Divine Sara’s Rule. After Twenty Years. Reduced. HEY wer in Irish cl ULCAHEY and Mulrooney hadn't met sinoe LIL you allow me to axe you 8 [scone cro is ono hey both eft Trelan’, twenty sears ag, | 66 ‘iuesiont* interrupted «mau in| when the Jucge ask fm court who will vou until they chanced to mect at a reception diren by the Celtic Club in New York, Although had risen in the world aince th He failed, 1 understand,"* said Mme. Bern What you ki you find the great Blowly and deliberately the orator took @ gla * declared he, “1 don’t | {° aurotelie; (do. You know, thatthe ne great | a rourh-and-tumble fish i between men and women fy this: “O41 remimber it well, Mulroony,"* rejoined Mul- “When an important step is to be taken a man | cahes, retuming the handsiake, “but this is no} 9! eau de era from ny “What shall T say!’ a woman ‘What shall] place to have it out, Come with me into th’) Oyen in @ voice that made tl back yand:'—-National Monthly, ‘Advertise for {t, you ignoramus!'*- Tit Bits, | he pointed his finger stralzht the One Dollar Each Paid for the Best “Whys.” Your Name, Date and Address Should ; Can You Think of Some? Send ’Em In. 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