The Mysterious Stranger and Other CartoonsMcCutcheon, John T. (John Tinney)
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The Mysterious Stranger and Other Cartoons
McCutcheon, John T. (John Tinney)
American wit and humor, Pictorial
WE ARE NOW APPROACHING THE TIME WHEN EVERY HOME IS FILLED WITH
MYSTERIOUS INTRIGUE AND CONSPIRACY
[Illustration:
MAMMA—“_Don’t come in here, children! Run out and play like a good
little girl and boy._”
]
[Illustration:
PAPA—“_Don’t come in here! Run out and play, kids. Run along now._”
]
[Illustration:
“_I wonder why everybody always wants us to run out and play. I wonder
why._”
]
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“CHRISTMAS IS COMING”
[Illustration]
[Illustration]
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PREPARING FOR CHRISTMAS SHOPPING
[Illustration:
“_I s’pose that R.S.V.P. means ‘Remember to Send Valuable Presents.’_”
]
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THREE SUNDAYS BEFORE CHRISTMAS TREES
[Illustration:
“_We want to go to the Sunday-school. Where is it at?_”
]
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THE SILENT PARTNER OF THE FIRM OF SANTA CLAUS & CO.
[Illustration]
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ON THE GREAT EVENTFUL MORNING
[Illustration:
“_And now is it Christmas, mamma?_”
“_Yes, dear, this is Christmas morning at last._”
“_Why it looks just like any other day. I thought it was gunna be
bigger. It looks bigger on the calendar._”
]
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PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT HAS BEEN MADE AN HONORARY COLONEL OF A BRITISH
REGIMENT
[Illustration:
EXTRACT FROM “LONDON TIMES,” AUGUST 18, 1911—_In the war maneuvres
yesterday, Honorary Colonel Roosevelt, of the Brixton Rough Riders,
led his regiment in an extraordinarily fine charge up Ludgate Hill,
arriving at the top some hours before his regiment. The king
witnessed the charge from a safe position on the obelisk. There was
quite a panic in Lombard Street, many of the leading financiers
hastily retiring to Hyde Park upon hearing that the gallant colonel
was to make the charge. Some of them are still missing, but
doubtless will soon be found. One hundred and sixty women fainted,
nineteen horses ran away, and one unfortunate man had his leg broken
while trying to climb Trafalgar Monument. The dome of St. Paul’s
will be repaired within the next fortnight._
]
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SOCIAL HAPPENINGS IN WASHINGTON, D.C.
[Illustration:
THE PRESIDENT RECEIVES A FEW DELEGATIONS OF VISITORS IN THE STATE
DINING-ROOM AT THE WHITE HOUSE.
]
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MISS ROOSEVELT ATTENDS THE HORSE SHOW
[** music]
[Illustration]
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