... When Smoking is a Crime (for Juveniles) PERHAPS THE POLICEMAN'S LOT WILL NOT BE AS HAPPY A ONE AS HE THINKS BY G. E. STUDDY ...

... The Derelict By G. E. STUDDY ...

... Tks ff Rejuvenation UNCLE JIM'S EASTER MONDAY FROLICS EY G. E. STUDDY ...

... Season the CHARMER {dismally, in A Minor, to the sea-serpent): SOON WE'LL BE IN LONDON TOWN; SING, MY LADS-- YO-HOH BY G. E. STUDDY (Though% personally we think the artist would have been a bit more topical had he made the monster aerial, rather than marine ...

... but yez ought to gaze upon the rimnants of the other feller I'm a Vanus roisin from the waves compared wid bin- Si' G. E. STUDDY ...

... of these letters you can see? fS Mr. Ikenstein: I can see noddings but them ones at the bottom, my tear poy ar BV G. E. STUDDy ...

... to-day, Frankie Frankie J Please, mum, have you got a penny valentine with two hearts on it, as rhymes to Melia?' BY G. E. STUDDY ...

... complains that he would be lost without a horse. Our artist makes a suggestion above which should solve the difficulty By G. E. Studdy Rifle-shooting is being recommended as a recreation for lonely wives in London. Other amusing pastimes by which ladies could ...

... very goot at his lessons to-day. Vat should ve give 'im? Mr. Nosenstein: Let 'im 'old the apple for a little vhite G. E. STUDDY ...

... delicious syrup which if had sent them both into the deathlike slumber during A (All rights strictly reserved) Illustrated by G.'E. STUDDY Hi which the theft had taken place. But Dulcinda insisted that he had murdered the child and had X devoured it to conceal ...

... Untoelcome .Attentions-- AND PROPER DISAPPROVAL BY G. E. STUDDY ...

... Deductive Reasoning Great Scott I What a rattling good time I must have had last night BY G. E. STUDDY ...