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Winsor McCay: Early Works VI
September 28, 2005, Checker Book Publishing Group
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{A man standing at a desk counter four other people standing in a line behind him, above them is a sign seen from the back side reading, [Theatrical Syndicate].
Front cover
Static Movement. Introduction by Constance Taylor.
5
[The Lindbergh Suite], [Dinning Room], [Nursery], [Broken Ladders Found Here]. Artist's View of Crime Scene.
6-7
[An Ancient Prejudice Has Been Removed.] {Man with whip, walking along sphere pointing back at woman and child; Man seated on sphere with gardening hoe, woman and child behind him; Hand with [American Intelligence] sleeve holding broken chain; package of cigarettes.}.
8
{A man in a barber chair having his moustach straightened.} [The Youth Who Dared], April 1, 1904.
9
{A woman is having her hair brushed and her nails done.} [In the Car's Boudoir], April 1, 1904.
9
{A woman is powdering her face at the mirror, while another lady works on her dress.} [Yes, You Can Dream, Too.], July 7, 1904.
10
"Cheer up old Boy! Remember the worst is yet to come." {A donkey sitting on it's hind legs, with bird talking to it, and a [Gold] life perserver around it's neck.} July 7, 1904.
10
{A woman seated at a table holding a gun, while a man stands near. ["Do it beautifully."], November 4, 1904.
11
{two ladies with dresses, a younger upright woman, and a older women leaning towards her.} ["I'm afraid I shall have to burn your hair."].
11
(Clip and pasted mosaic of illustrations).
12
New York Editorial Period.
13
"Doesn't he look swell since he reformed?" "He looks like the same old Tige to me! -" A tiger, man, with top hat and cane, stand behind Uncle Sam.}.
14
[Just Merely a Matter of Horse and Horse.] [They would be useful during the campaign.] {"Teddy" and the Sultan pointing at each other with various smaller drawings around them.}.
15
{A old man coming out of a cave [Winter], while a little boy [Knickerbocer] runs towards a woman [Spring].} [Mamma!"].
16
{A police [Captain] with a stick [Cottrell] and a lid, looks down into a bowl [The Tenderloin] full of people, while below burns fire of [Red Light], and [White Light].}.
17
Cleveland Defies Devils, Wades Through Fire to Become a Mason.] [Mr. G. Cleveland was escorted from the ante-room.} {A man dressed in a robe with belt of chain, attached to a ball weight goes throghh various 'Cadidate' trials.}.
18
[Police Force, Obeying Commissioner, May Change Into a "Satorial Finest"] [The Venusette Corset] [Her Comes the Captian] "You Hawsty Wetch." "Dis is an honor." {A Billboard street, police man in various poses, and women from the 'insane ward'.} {This illustration is also seen in sketch form in 'Early Works IX', page 156, but without main caption.}.
19
[Now Doth the Dizzy Flying Machine Make Sport of Giddy Automobile.] [Of course there will be the sky face.] {Various blimp shaped balloons fly in various scenes.}.
20
[Captain Chapman has taken his medicine and is cured.] "Dear doctor a little over a year ago I became very nervous. So much so that I began to see things I was forced to -" {A man with long black beard and uniform goes throgh various scenes, two of them with 'Tammy' a tiger, one with it being stranged by a demon [Jerome].}.
21
Corbin's Central Park Campaign [Peanuts 5c A Bag] [Deplomacy] [Strategy] "Make a noise like a peanut and you'll catch them.".
22
Slatherius, Slave to Cincinnatus, Brings News of Sad Fall Down of Fat Job {Man plowing field while talking a phone, his dress says [Asa Bird]} He had a way of listening for the call of his country.
23
{A train [New York and Port Chester R. R.] going from [The Bronx], on tracks is [Little Mac] swinging [Father's Sword] at various wood beams also on track} Good Work for the Old Sword.
24
Sherlock Holmes Tells Gamblers How to Nullify the Caniefld Bill "Nice little game, Eh? Sure I where".
25
Fun for Fox hunters, Or How Farmers Aid the Sport [They will Fortify their Farms] [Tangled them up in loose barbed wire].
26
{A crowd of people standing near pillar [Mr. Ground Hog] five people infront of them lean on steps of pillar.} "He is certinly a bum I'm with him from now on." A Profit Not Without Honor.
27
{A circus caravan crossing a bent bridge} "Let's gop back" "I see our finish" True Picture of circus crossing bridge-sketched on the spot.
28
Down Bangs the Health Board Lid on Tails of 285,000 Hobo Cats. Chasing the growler. "I am not in love with this job.".
29
President Rogers and Club Women Against Tots as "Sanitary Police." "Here Mister." "Ah Gwan kid".".
30
Gentle Spring Plays "Hide and Seek" with Wallabout Wilkins and Wins. "I'm going to be warm once more before I die.".
31
Privations (?) of Detective on Chase of Dodge. "That umpire looks very much like my man. I shall study him closely." [Ball Game 75c].
32
Great Invention That Gives Every Man His Own Wireless Pool Room. "How long have you been out?".
33
States' Canvassers at Ellis Island May Rival Baxter Street "Barkers" [Idaho Come with and get rich!!! Gold Diamonds.] Rosy Road to Wealth for immigrants.
34
Baseball Arctic to All but Eskimo, Whose Heat Plaints Bring Him Woe. [Sliding Home.] [1st base. Hot Water Bag.] April Baseball and its Arctic Paraphernalia.
35
Wanted to be a Press Agent, Solution of Theatre Shooting. Why not lasso the star? Suggestions for the "Twentieth Century Press Agent".
36
I Wonder if There's any Mail for Me. {In a hall, a large arm from ceiling [Committee on Postoffices and Post Roads] mail bag [Post Office Scandal] a letter [Fraud].
37
Farmers' Trust Shows Inroads of Plutocracy on Tillers of the Soil. A Panic in the potato pit. Scenes on the Stock Exchange of the New "Farmers' trust.".
38
Febuary 22 Down to Date. Ships being blasted into the sky and men falling, while a king points at smaller man. Admiral Stark-Icannot tell a lie, sire.
39
Just a few Autoscoop Incidents. To decide who pays the fare [You, Me] Give Spindle good turn.
40
Moving Day in Manchuria. {A [Russian Moving Van] and convoy move away from [manchuria] while [Japanese Moving Van] arrives.
41
Fashionable Schoolgirls have joy of tramp life. "Do a stunt with this Saw Buck and I'll give ye one of my daughter's biscuits." "I anin't had nuthin to eat fer two years.".
42
"Now here we ave the the deficient." {A man points out the faults of other people to a group of men. in various secenes} Sons of Eli Delve in mysteries of the D's.
43
Convention at Work in Earnest. In Chicago, Where Republicans of National Fame Gathered in Convention. What he Expected. What He Got.
44-45
Scenes at Democratic Headquarters. "Well What Can't I do" Wif. Sheehan in Action. Thomas Taggart. James Smith.
46
Coffin Nails and Devil Wagons. "I'm getting so I can't ej-joy me smoke without me automonile by jove!!!!!!!.
47
Death to Lose Terrors, Says Gay Cow in Anti-Trust Abattoir, Began To-Day. "She's a shore beauty." "Oh she's just cute as can be. I must have her.
48
"This is one of the things I began to learn." "What do you think I am? A dairy." Mr. Rock-Feller's Bible Class Reminiscences.
49
Roosevelt's Phenomenal Exhibition of Rough-Riding the Republican Elephant. {Man riding elephant and having it do tricks, in 12 panels.
50-51
{Various scenes about pies.} "What's that? No pie?" [Bill of Fare] "Why there's nothing else I care for." Pieless Boston.
52
When M'Adoo Puts the Lid on ChinaTown. "Wattee isly lid melican man says lidde" "Lidee lika a tlopp piece topee".
53
How Docksteader's Flipflap" Launched Presidential Boom "I got me idea. It will be a hit you. I'll get a photograph of me -".
54
Race Track News Service of the Future. "The Odds Even" The Megaphone Endless Chain. "The Odds are even." [Pool Room].
55
Port Arthur. {a giant rat on a post which is hanging out over the water, it is surrounded by cats on deck and on logs in water.}.
56
Cupid's Reign on the Elevated Road is to Cease. "It's getting so a young lady can't ride the 'L' any more without bein flirted with by the employees.".
57
Merciful Magistrate Pool's Benign Idea. "Watch your uncle get busy." [Extra] Drunks will ride home in automobiles instead of to the station".
58
"20th Century" Thief of fiction and Reality. Raffles the idea twentieth century burglar. At Mamaroneck N.Y. He climbed up the veranda.
59
"It is only at Little Telawon that the queen is a washer woman." [Washing Door Here.] How Hypno is Changes ills of Life.
60
"End Seat Hog" Moves On. "There ought to be a law to compel these hogs to move over.".
61
When Captain Kreuscher Censors Bathing Suits at Rockaway. "Back to the briny deep for yours. Back to the ice bergs.".
62
How Fickle Army Beaux Must "Toe the mark." I found secretary Taft weeping. [Bureau of the Maintenence of Engagements to Marry].
63
The Courtesy Problem is - "How and When?" In a cream bathing suit with salmon stockings. On the ledge of a burning building.
64
"There is going to be some thing done soon in this Hus I'm tellin' you." "Coo-coo" Baneful Effects of the Feminie Euchre Wave.
65
"Th' president is busy just now wit th' Japanese department. Come in, in about an hour." The President "Taking" Wrestling Lessons.
66
The Long-Lost Jerome Nears New York; Municipal Suspense Soon Relieved {On the horizon a person is seen with light sphere around it. Some men with spyglass, one listening to ground, while others look worried.} Jerome Approaches.
67
Speaking of the New Williamsburg Bridge, There are Others to be Crossed. Men standing on various bridges while behind a bigger bridge. [Dowie] [Hanna] [Roosevelt] [Cleveland] [Morgan] [Nixon].
68-69
How Self-Invented Bluecoats Thrive on Waldorf Fare. "I don't know how you feel." {Policemen go to hotel, then kitchen, and table nd become fat, last panel is guy bent into barrel, guy clinking glasses, and man facing right.}.
70-71
Mrs. Jack Jardener's Gay Seismicale Thriller for Hub's International Set. "Mrs. Jardner met me at the train." [Persival Slathers] {Then five panels and final larger image. "Why don't you seem to like an Earthquake. [Beans].
77-73
Mosquitoes are Fond of Their Would-be Destroyers. {Various scenes of mosquitoes catching and eating fish, then standing with signs infront of a man, at a desk.}.
74-75
How High Finance Converts Dear Publics Cash. [Pay Here] "That will be alright push it over." [Get Tickets Here] Last panel shows man running away with suitcase [Percival Slathers].
76-77
College Athletes, As Car "Bouncers," Take Gentle Excercise. "Let's kid the burch. How is the weather in there?" {15 panel comic}.
78-79
Bricklayers to Save Russia's Navy This Country Shows the Way. "In the name of his most gracious majesty T-T Tsar of all Russians.".
80-81
"Oh me officer A man with long whiskers tried to steal me just now." Razorless Shave Raises Many A Horseless Laugh.
82
Drinking Man's Dream Comes True in Trenton. "My husband drinks as much as yours. Where's his stamps?" "Don't you dare call my husband a thief.".
83
They say the crinoline and hoop skirt are coming back again. Pressing the flat iron building. "How Dedo." "They'll never do it.".
84
Yea. The High King and Queen of the Kitchen Threaten to Strike. Old Fathful. "There's going to be sutmin doin shortly right here in New york too.".
85
As seen in a dream after visiting the horse show. {Man and horse jumping over fence, man and horse in armor like clothes, a giant horse inside a indoor stadium and a bugler, horse rearing up while man climbs on other guys back to get on horse}.
86
Ye Merry Citzen Exercises his Inalienable Right of Franchise. {Men standing in a line, [May the best man Win], Man on coach passes by two men walking [Where Extermes Meet].}.
87
The Kind Lady Who Goes Forth in Quest of Hus-Bands for Her Or-Phans Asy-lum. {A Person tiying there shoe on a stool, then brushing their hair, older woman in the center men on the left and women on the right side of her.}.
88
{Santa Claus delevering gifts to various people.} A Forgoten Immigrant. "Whoa"! [Greater New york] Gifts for Cripples.
89
{Seven people carictured in panels of their own. [Platt-] "They're after me." [Murphy-] [Grout-] [Jerome-] [McCleeln] [Loan-] [Odell-].
90
As the Cyclers Torture Increases so Does the "Fans" Enthusiansm. "Who whants a beer here?" "Get a Program now." "Got it Patsy." "Oh the poor fellows.".
91
Boston Teachers to be Deprived of Their Gum. The Seat of the Trouble. "Well I can't see what harm is in chewing gum.".
92
Head not turned by new honors. Everybody Likes McClellan. Applause in house of representatives.
93
{A fox in a cage} "Thank goodness I am safe." {While police men, dogs and cars chase a fox.
94
The Good Old Winter Time in New York. With one mighty effortme made athe leap across the awful chanel the very jaws of slush.
95
And will it Come to This at Last - A New Terror to Trolley Riding? Porter! Do your duty. Fares Please. "I think I will just about stay on this platform. I need the air anyway.
96
Dreams of the Rarebit Fiend: The Saturday Strips.
97
(Clip and pasted mosaic of comics).
98
"Now, you are eading me for a thousand this time eh? You already owe me half a million, you understand don't you?" [Stock Exchange] #121, November 11, 1905.
99
"Oh! Say dear! Drop this letter in the chute when you go out. Will you please? It's to mama and is very import-ant!" "Sure! I'll mail it for you! Hand it to me!" #446, November 21, 1908.
100
"Ladies an' gentlemen! I shall now demonstrate my new patent foun-tain bathing pool! This new idea is bound to find a place in every home!" #462, January 16, 1909.
101
"Come home early dear and please do not drink on the way! Your nose is a sight!" #448, November 28, 1908.
102
"While you are waiting father. I want you to try one of these cigars!" "Ye.e.eeees!" #456, December 26, 1908.
103
"Not a star in the sky tonight! Looks like it might snow." "Who thre that?" "Some strong armed kid, sure!" #454, December 19, 1908.
104
"Well! I'd better get up. Start the New Year in right and get to the office early." #458, January 2, 1909.
105
"Huh! A letter from my girl! My dear sweetheart. Do not call on me again while pa is home. He's furious!" #450, December 5, 1908.
106
"Is this you mother? Well, my stock has gone up and it looks like I am going to up set Wall Street." #452, December 12, 1908.
107
"I suppose the gang at the club will not only be dumbfounded but condemn me in no mild form! Well, I don't care." #464, January 23, 1909.
108
"Did you read today a-bout Miss Map being left a million dollars by her uncle? Eh?" #466, January 30, 1909.
109
Dreams of the Rarebit Fiend: The Weekly (Weekday) Strips.
110
"What's this? - 'Hon. Sir, A few words from you tonight will help our cause. Come at once." #106, September 20, 1905.
111
"My first husband was very tall. While I think I could love you as a husband, I still think I should prefer a taller man." #107, September 23, 1905.
112
"Oh! Oh! Oh! Oh! Oh!!!!" "Now, I'll bet I'll have the hydro-phibbies! Dog gone it!" #459, January 7, 1909.
113
"Papa, mama wants you to please stick stamps on these souvenir postal cards for her she's addressing alot of them to our relations." #104, September 13, 1905.
114
"Ah! She said she would be ready to go in two minutes. Well, I'm going to propose to her tonight." #103, September 9, 1905.
115
"In some mysterious manner I got jagged last night and since my wife has discov-ered it. I feel about as small as it's possible for a man to feel. Oh!" #102, September 6, 1905.
116
"You're quite heavy but if I thought you would sit still, I'd let you go up with me." #101, September 2, 1905.
117
"I enjoyed the show very much indeed, hugely, Mr. -" "I'm so glad. I'm delighted." #120, November 8, 1905.
118
"If you will write out a receipt I'll pay you what I owe you. Mister Shears. I want to sttle up!" #445, November 19, 1908.
119
"Dats it! Just eat all you can an' grow big and fat! Darlin' loves -" "Dat new baby food doesn't he?" #461, January 14, 1909.
120
"Um! Maybe I do not need st snooze!" "Huh! The house is haunted!" "Look at that!" #465, January 28, 1909.
121
"This wind is enough to blow one to pieces! My it is terrible windy!" "I've a notion to go back home. - Oh!" #447, November 26, 1908.
122
"Hello! Pa-pa here's papa. Darling. yes Hello papa!" "Hello there my sweet heart!" #449, December 3, 1908.
123
"What shall I buy my husband for Christmas? I wish.. Oh! I do wish I -" "Could think of something!" #455, December 24, 1908.
124
"What did you send me a doll for uncle? I'm too big now!" "Because you are a doll yourself!" #453, December 17, 1908.
125
"Come on! Come on! You ole scoundrel!" Wake up! You mis'able mule luff up!!!" #463, January 21, 1909.
126
"No! No! Back! He's a-wake. Dear I think!" "You know we siad the first to see each other!" #457, December 31, 1908.
127
"I think I will practice a little by myself!" "Before my victim gets in! What I will -" #451, December 10, 1908.
128
"Oh There she is. How did she ever get up on this flat iron building?" "Hello mama!" #105, September 16, 1905.
129
"I suppose you are still harp-ing on that that crab Judge A. B. Parker, Eh?" #002, September 28, 1904.
130
"Will I go Home or stay down town? I ought to go home still I would rather stay down town." #108, September 27, 1905.
131
Mr. Goodenough.
132
Mr. Goodenough Bumps Into More Wisdom. "If you say skate. Doc why we'll skate, that's all. I used to be a -".
133
Even Grand Opera Teaches Mr. Goodenough a Lesson. "I think a little entertainment would be good. My daughter and shall go.".
134
Mr. Goodenough Learns Even from Fire and War. "Rich men should read, keep post-ed on affairs of the world. You will find plenty to interest you in the daily papers.".
135
Mr. Goodenough Gleans Wisdom at the Arion Ball. "I believe that would be great. I remember well when I used to go there. Say Doc! That's just capital we'll go.".
136
Mr. Goodenough Not the Sportsman He Was. "If I had the wealth that you possess I should do considerable purchasing down at the Sportsmen's Show.".
137
Mr. Goodenough Learns Something on the Speedway. "I have a few lot of roadsters out at my parts. I shall send for one and do as you say.".
138
Cotton Contained a Lesson for Mr. Goodenough. "Do you think Doc that a trip down to the cotton exchange would hurt me any? I have a little -".
13
Mr. Goodenough Learns a Lesson from the Dogs. "Let's see, there ia a dog show in the city somewhere why not take it in? The trip might do you good.".
140
Mr. Goodenough Finds a Newspaper to Suit Him. "I'll stay in today and will read up a little on the war. [Daily Fury. 40,000 Japs killed. Not a Russian Scratched].
141
Mr. Goodenough Indulges in a Little Physical Culture. "Why not try physical culture Major? A rich man should be strong as well as a poor one -".
142
"A Little Game Deals Mr. Goodenough a Lesson. "How do you spend your evening? Do you like poker? Why not invite a few friends and spend a few hours in the sport.".
143
Mr. Goodenough Runs the Gamut of the Weather. ""Doc wanted me to walk up and see his new house. But I think I'll put it off until to-morrow.
144
Mr. Goodenough Learneth of Ye Ancient Bowling Game. "My Doc! I'll bowl you one game for luck. If I were a millioniare I'd bowl. I'd bowl every day.".
145
(Clip and pasted mosaic of comics).
146
Percival Slathers {Stories by unkown author with occational illustrations by McCay, comics shown first, stories listed afterward on the oposite page.}.
147
Walking Delegate of Lady Typists Disciplines Mr. Percival Slathers. "Good morning Mister Slathers!" "Good morning. You're looking fresh miss Pargraph.".
148
Winsomeness vs. Lexicography.
149
The Walking Delegate.
149
Valleys of Protest.
149
And Then Came Sarah Jane.
149
Sartorial Poker, as Seen by Slathers, Who Saw the Man Who Sat Him Out. "Game eh? Sure, sit down!" "I ante a hat.".
150
{And Then Came Sarah Jane, continued}.
151
{Period advertisments, text only.}.
151
Effeminacy in Schools? Slathers Would Crush It in Mosely Style. [Football Would Be Good], [An Effeminate Little PYoungster], [A Girlish Prank].
152
{And Then Came Sarah Jane, concluded}.
153
Boys' Girlish Pranks.
153
Pipes to Supplant Cigarettes.
153
Fight It Out.
153
Official Sarcasm.
153
Percival Slathers Gives Mormon Elder a Tip on the Usefulness of Divorce. "Pardon me." I faltered. I'm single." "Have you tried women's clubs?" "I ventured.".
154
Suggests a Ray of Hope to Much Worried Elder DeSmythe.
155
All About Sarah.
155
Tried Women's Club.
155
A Revelation.
155
Latter Day Saints Get a Few Hints from Methods in Vogue in the East.
155
Like Modern Methods.
155
Slathers' Satanic Friend Makes Remarks About Lifting the Lid. {A man seated between a devil and solider [St. George], with [Father's Sword]. Between the Devil and the Deep Sea.
156
{Like Modern Methods, concluded}.
157
High Resolve a Barrier.
157
Moved on Police Headquarters.
157
Betty Jumel, Sousa, Fritzi Scheff and the Strollers' Mansion Coterie. [It was a case of deadlock which seemed about to be indefinitely prolonged] [Jumel Mansion].
158
"Let's Jollity ReReign, No Quarrelsome Badge-Bedecked Women Here," Says the Fair Betty.
159
Betty Jumel's Opinions.
159
Percival is Abashed.
159
Percival Slathers Hears the Doom of Colonial Dames and Antagonizing Daughters.
159
Favors Fair Fritzi.
159
P. Slathers, Esq., on the Trans-Siberian Railroad, Greets the President of the Erie. ""Trains a little late." I remarked. "The Temparature of this car is really unpleasantly warm.".
160
Talienwax, New York, Wednesday.
161
Had Traveled on the Erie.
161
Something Happened.
161
Slathers Tells of South Sea Legislature Whose Methods He Sees Later in Albany. Matching Buttons. You are not getting all that is coming to you.
162
{Something Happened, concluded}.
163
They Were Wizards.
163
Planted Dummies.
163
Bibi Signed It.
163
Got It All.
163
Slathers' Sentimental Journey with Witching Wedded Siren. "I'm lonesome that's all!" This is Broadway. We had Luncheon.
164
{Got It All, continued}.
165
They Called Her Gabriellle.
165
Born Like Asbestos.
165
{A man with specticals holding top hat, a black man smiling, a man with mousetahe and lady, both with one hand out.} The Introduction.
166
Spooners on a Progressive Bun. Leaps into Society at a Single Bound.
166
No Use for Cabs.
166
Into Society in a Bound.
166
{A man with specticals floats leaning on a cload.} Sailing in Nectar.
166
{Into Society in a Bound, concluded}.
167
Makes Her Guests Receive.
167
Abandoned by His Hosts.
167
A man with mosetahe reaches into coat of man with specticals and top hat, police man on the other side with hand in the coat's pocket.} Silver Separation.
167
(Clip and pasted mosaic of comics).
168
A Pilgrim's Progress.
169
"Gracious! What is this coming? What is this?" "What! You've been fight-ing?".
170
I must hurry! If I want to see that great lead-er of woman suffragists. But I think I should have my hair trimmed.
171
"Was he your uncle? Huh, so he is dead eh, what's this?" "That is a notice from his lawyer see.".
172
Well. - This is sun-day and I'm as blue as can be! If I go to church it will not make me better than I am!".
173
"What is it sir?" "Give me or rather sell me. Fifteen cents worth of black paint.".
174
You know sometimes I think - Sometimes I feel like taking to booze. Life is so con-founded hard to live. I wonder what a lit-tle booze would do?".
175
[Chanceville] I'm going in to that place and look around. Just for fun. I might as well see something." "There's a jollier and he's beaut!".
176
"Young man, I have reasons for asking you to do this. Will you, can you de-stroy this for me! I want this valise destroyed. I will pay you well -".
177
"Oh shucks! What's the use? How, what is the use of all this red tape con-nected with ex-isting - With living?".
178
"I'll tie these big stones onto that old valise and drop the bunch into the bay, then I'll know it'll never come back.".
179
"Yes, that's me. That's my name. Mr. Bunion! What is it?" "You are wanted at the phone.".
180
"I think I'll try that. Hum! Yep!" [Skating Rink. Come in! Come in! Forget dull care! Be a boy again! Good exercise plenty of fun Come in!].
181
"There! At last! I know what I shall buy my wife for Christmas! I'll go right in and buy a doz-en of -".
182
"Lay down there you old Jonah! Confound you anyway! Now stay there!" "Is there ever anything going to turn up. -".
183
"I do believe I hear my train coming! Get out my ulster, Mrs. Bunion! I must Hustle!" "Gracious!!! Your ulster is among the moth balls -".
184
[December 31st] "Well! Here is the end of the year nine-teen hundred and eight!!".
185
"How I made my first billion by Charles M. Carnegiefeller. This is a most entertaining story.".
186
[Prof. Bunkem P.G. World's Greatest Mind Reader!] "Ah! There's where I'll go for a change. I've never sen one of those mind-readers. Yep!".
187
"Well sir, I've searched this room high and low for that old valise of mine and I can not find it.".
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