Winsor McCay: Early Works III
Series: Winsor McCay: Early Works
Publisher: Checker Book Publishing Group
Published: July 28, 2004
Place of publication: Miamisburg, OH.
Language: eng
Format: Paperback
Number of pages: 197
ISBN-13: 9780974166490
Subjects: Graphic novels; Literature - Classics / Criticism; Graphic Satire And Humor; Fiction - General; Art; Techniques - Cartooning; Fiction; History & Criticism; Comics & Graphic Novels / General; Individual Artist
Table of contents: label: {Various sections of illustrations, and a full color '[Little Sammy Sneeze] book covr from early 1905's {Sammy sneezes a circus parade over}
title: Front cover; label: League of his Own. Introduction by Mark Thompson
title: 5; label: {Native American attacking armored car}
title: 6; label: Time and Destiny (29, November 1931)
title: 7; label: "This," said the King, "is entertainment I have planned for you."
title: 7; label: "Your son will be fighting liquid fire" [League of Nations]
title: 8; label: Vine St. north from Sixth St.
title: 9; label: [Danger] {A man with flag inside gear, under a cityscape}
title: 10-11; label: Dreams of the Rarebit Fiend: The Weekday Strips
title: 12; label: "Here! Now! You get a-way from me! Gwan! Get away!" #287, May 9, 1907
title: 13; label: "Now I've got to shovel off this confounded snow!" #251, December 27, 1906
title: 14; label: "Hurry on to school, Ralph, or you'll be Late!" #478, March 18, 1909
title: 15; label: "Well sir, the good old summer days are here again and maybe this individul isn't glad of it." #70, May 24, 1905
title: 16; label: "Oh! I do love you, you know I do. Don't you sweetie? I love you more than I can say it." #71, May 27, 1905
title: 17; label: "Gosh! I must phone my wife! She'll wonder what's keeping me so late. Central!" #262, February 7, 1907
title: 18; label: "I wonder how I'm going to come out with that in-vestment. I hope I will never regret the move -" #482, April 1, 1909
title: 19; label: "Well, sir by crackie! I'm locked out! Like a fool I left my key in my other trous-ers," #254, January 10, 1907
title: 20; label: "Tell me something. Am I a hot baby or not in these togs?" #486, April 15, 1909
title: 21; label: "Um! Could sit here and sleep, forever! In this bam-y Los-Angeles air. Um! -" #219, September 6, 1906
title: 22; label: "There! I knew I could do it if I just willed it ! See I can lift myself, up easily! Um! Good!" #249, December 20, 1906
title: 23; label: "What ever became of that big fat guy who used to come in here so often? You know -" #256, January 17, 1907
title: 24; label: "Jake! For mercy's sake what is the matter, oh! Look at your feet! Your legs! Look! Oh!" #200, June 28, 1906
title: 25; label: "Well! Now! What ails my feet? What is that growing between my toes? No  won-der my shoes hurt me!" #235, November 1, 1906
title: 26; label: "Let's see I have got thirty minutes before I meet Mr. Rushit. I just believe I'll eat something." #239, November 15, 1906
title: 27; label: "Now. I think I'm ready! I'll show some of these peo-ple how I came by my many medals." #594, January 26, 1913 (this is B&W version of color comic, which is printed in Early Works IX, page 71, with copyright removed)
title: 28; label: "Will I go an' see the giants play today or go up an' see the mid-gets? I'll go see the giants I think. Yep. I'll go! -" #605, April 13, 1913 (this is B&W version of color comic, which is printed in Early Works IX, page 81, with copyright removed)
title: 29; label: "Too late! Huh! I wonder if I can hire a sea-going hack around here! I'll see!" #604, April 6, 1913 (this is B&W version of color comic, which is printed in Early Works IX, page 80, with copyright removed)
title: 30; label: "At last. I've discovered the money microbe the little germ that gets into men's systems and makes  millionnaires." #620, July 27, 1913 (this is B&W version of color comic it has 'Thanks to" and 'Silas' removed, which is printed in Early Works IX, page 96, with copyright removed)
title: 31; label: "She said she'd meet me in front of this bill board so I'll just stand here and wait for her she's due too. It's time for her!" #618, July 13, 1913 (this is B&W version of color comic it has 'Silas' removed, which is printed in Early Works IX, page 94, with copyright removed)
title: 32; label: "I don't care how you do it. If -" "It's the only way to do it!" "These hair tonics are no good. A-tall!" #597, February 16, 1913 (this is B&W version of color comic, which is printed in Early Works IX, page 74, with copyright removed)
title: 33; label: "Can I get a quick shave boss? I want to catch a cold." "Yes! Do you want it in a bottle or -" #194, June 7, 1906
title: 34; label: "Well, Jake what are you go-ing to do now?" "I'm going to play a exhibition game. Vatch me off you vant to learn somedings abound pool!" #236, November 3, 1906 (this is a 8 panel version of a 16 panel comic, which is printed in Early Works VIII, page 74)
title: 35; label: "Hey! minnie! Come here and look! The asparagus is up! Come and see!" #609, May 11, 1913 (this is B&W version of color comic, which is printed in Early Works IX, page 85)
title: 36; label: "Say! Billie! You've got to trust me for one more drink or I will go to pieces! I am all in! Give me one more!" #260, January 31, 1907
title: 37; label: "I can't under-stand why my feet go so crooked. Every time I go to step they lap over each other. They seem to inter-fere. I am -" #258, January 24, 1907
title: 38; label: "Ah! Now! Now. For one of those good old plunges! If there's anything I like. It's a plunge into the water! I love the water!" #247, December 13, 1906
title: 39; label: "I ate a rarebit tonight and I do not care if I dream or not -" #476, March 11, 1909
title: 40; label: "What ails my hands? I can hard-ly hold this pen! They seem to be swelled up, puffed up like a potatoe -" #245, December 6, 1906 ('Thanks to' message missing')
title: 41; label: "I'm getting tired of this! I'll go and see a doc-tor! My ears are growing bigger and big-ger ev-ery min-ute! Um!" #282, April 18, 1907
title: 42; label: "Off dem pigs knuckle play-ers did not play so lout, I could sleeb a little nap!" #278, April 4, 1907
title: 43; label: "Is it the lat-est? I like it very much!" "Oh yes! It's the ve-ry latest most up to date style we have in the store!" #280, April 11, 1907
title: 44; label: "Hello! There's a squirrel! Huh! And I have a few peanuts in my pocket here! I'll just feed the little fellow." #276, March 28, 1907
title: 45; label: "Will you give me a bottle of face cream please. Ah Face paste I mean! Yes." "We'll sell you a bottle mam." #274, March 22, 1907
title: 46; label: "Now there! There's an old horse enjoy-ing his dinner! There's no dyspepsia or diges-tion to fol-low that re-past. Why can't humans live in that manner?" #272, March 14, 1907 (this version of comic doesn't have 'Thanks to' message, and a better version appears in Early Works II, page 45)
title: 47; label: "Yes. I'll never forget what a good friend you have been to me! I hope I may be of -" #270, March 7, 1907
title: 48; label: "There he is. I'll sneak up behind him and surprise him!" #268, February 28, 1907
title: 49; label: "It was never more in-tended that man should walk on his hind legs than that he should fly!" #297, June 13, 1907
title: 50; label: "Now. This time. I'm going to get you! I'm not going to trifle with you any more! Come here and behave!" #293, May 30, 1907
title: 51; label: "I vill now make myself in das wasser. Es wird mich abkuhlen, und das ist kei-ne luge! It is the truth!" #309, July 25, 1907
title: 52; label: "What the goverment wants a census of the flies.. We want to know the number of live flies now doing business in the United States!" #307, July 18, 1907 (also appears in Early Works II, page 39)
title: 53; label: "Yes. I want a trimmed hat. I don't know just what style I do want, perhaps you can assist me in choosing something nice." #305, July 11, 1907 (also appears in Early Works II, page 43)
title: 54; label: "Oh! I wish I could sleep!!! For the millionth time I'll turn over and try again to -" #301, June 27, 1907
title: 55; label: "No, sir! We have no Turk-ish or Egyp-tian cigarettes neither do we expect to have any! We can't get 'em!" #303, July 4, 1907
title: 56; label: "If I don't get a drink of water soon I'm going to croak. Sure! I'm burning up with this awful thirst Oh! Gracious!" #299, June 21, 1907
title: 57; label: "Ah! Good! You have joined the elks, Eh? Best thing you ever did. Old boy. Ah! And the swell pin! Um!" #295, June 6, 1907
title: 58; label: "Fire! Fire! Fire!" "Oh! The hotel is on fire!!! I must get out of here!" August 1, 1907
title: 59; label: "Now, let's see! I believe I'm about ready to go out I'm all primp-ed up and I think I shall just about go up and see my girl. Yep!" #289, May 16, 1907
title: 60; label: "I tot youse wuz going to han me sumpin good dis a week. You don do it who runs today. Mr. Coinell?" #291, May 23, 1907
title: 61; label: Dreams of the Rarebit Fiend: The Saturday Strips
title: 62; label: "It's a won-der they do not put mos-quito net-ting over this key hole huh! I am -" #501, June 5, 1909 (this comic later became the 'How a Mosquito Operates' film
title: 63; label: "Sadie! I must tell you that I do not like that fellow you go with! He's nothing but a block-head you surely don't admire him." #261, February 2, 1907
title: 64; label: "Um! I just love this new fur scarf! I've always hoped for a fox scarf ex-actly like this one." #263, February 9, 1907
title: 65; label: "I smell gas. It must be es-caping some-where. Yes sir! I smell gass! How I do love the smell of it. I certainly do love the smell of gas. Umm!" #131, December 16, 1905
title: 66; label: "Well sir! I never dream-ed, I'd be a pen and ink drawing of a spring fashion for men, but. It seems I am!" #277, March 30, 1907
title: 67; label: "Well! I'll be dog goned! Huh! There goes my boat! The boat I've just got to catch. I've got to be in London when that boat gets there. I must reach -" #189, May 19, 1906
title: 68; label: "Now. I think I'm fixed up O.K. I've got these skis fastened on securely and I'm ready to ski a bit." #255, January 12, 1907
title: 69; label: "Yes. We are too old. Now to think of marry-ing if I had my life to live over again I should do differently." #259, 1907 (Fountain of Youth)
title: 70; label: "I believe I. Yes! I know I hear someone in the house! I can hear some one breathing! Some-body is in this house." #248, December 15, 1906
title: 71; label: "Ah! Now I think I'm about ready to start! I have everything I need. I'm sure." #250, December 22, 1906
title: 72; label: "[1st Floor] "Say kid! Take me up to the 23d floor, right quick! There is a party -" #240, November 17, 1906
title: 73; label: "Well! I'm puzzled! My wife and I don't speak and, - Huh! I don't believe I care to live. What is the use of trying." #257, January 19, 1907
title: 74; label: "Gracious! Here's a note from Fred! Saying, he's coming up tonight and it's henry's night to call. Hum!" #234, October 27, 1906
title: 75; label: "That fellow must have been stringing me when he said that there were bear in this woods. Huh!" #216, August 25, 1906
title: 76; label: "I might as well do it. I might as well hop off of this old bridge and end the whole shootin' match. What is -" #238, November 10, 1906
title: 77; label: "Goud gracious! Its seven o'clock! And I was to be at Minnies home at seven fifteen! Well! I'll just have to hus-tleinto my coat and fly to her!" #252, December 29, 1906
title: 78; label: "I'm almost bughouse trying to figure out routes for the millions of artist and performers clamoring for time the coming season." #310, July 27, 1907
title: 79; label: "Say Jak! I want to see you a minute I want to talk to you. Confidentially I want to tell you something." #191, May 26, 1906
title: 80; label: "Yes, I suppose I'll have to go. But, I can't understand why you want to go bath-ing so often it's every hour in the day, almost, you go in bathing." #195, June 9, 1906
title: 81; label: "I've got to quite betting on these horse races! I'm not only loser of all I had but I'm becom-ing a nervous wreck every time I hear -" #267, February 23, 1907
title: 82; label: "This ain't New york! This is Jersey City! You have to take a ferry to New York. I'll ferry you over for ten cent a-piece." #265, February 16, 1907
title: 83; label: "Well, I've eaten a nice big welsh rarebit and will now go to bed -" #271, March 9, 1907
title: 84; label: "You are going crazy, Myrtle!" "So you think! But I'm not! I'm going to win that hall lamp! Why shouldn't I try, at least? I will try!!" #279, April 6, 1907
title: 85; label: "Oh! Oh! I'm dying! Oh! I must get up! Something's the matter with me! Oh! Wow! Um! Eh!" #284, April 27, 1907
title: 86; label: "Your honor! As we can not get the other eleven jurors. I move we proceed with this case!" #269, March 2, 1907
title: 87; label: "My! But I'm sick of this continual work! Work! Work!" #281, April 13, 1907
title: 88; label: "Ah! This is what I like! A nice big airy room! Yes! plenty of breathing space! Blame a small bedroom!" #275, March 23, 1907
title: 89; label: "I'm going up and lay down in that shady hammock! It's too hot to walk -" #283, April 20, 1907
title: 90; label: "When nature smiles on us with eyes of spring. I think that is beautiful yes. I must sell this poem. I'll go out at once and -" #273, March 16, 1907
title: 91; label: "Oh! Mama! Some men are digging a hole in our pave-ment right in front of the house come, and see!" #286, May 4, 1907
title: 92; label: "Oh! I'm so glad you came! I've had trou-ble with the cook again today. Dear!" "Um!" #293, June 8, 1907
title: 93; label: "Tha yo be! Yassuh! I se you! Auv bin watchin' you since the day yo wuz boah!" #308, July 20, 1907
title: 94; label: "Well! What in the world ails this bed? Or is it me? My legs are cramp-ing up. Somehow!" #288, May 11, 1907
title: 95; label: "Eeeee! Ooooooh! Aaaaah! Ow! Ow! Wow! Um! Yam! Yim Yum! But I've had a good nap! Ohhh! Whooff! Um!" #304, July 6, 1907
title: 96; label: "There's my wife over in the corner. Didn't you know I married?" "Never heard a word of it!" #302, June 29, 1907
title: 97; label: "Ah! Now. For a good snooze in my own lit-tle old bed. My cozey nest, and maybe I don't love my bed! My good -" #300, June 22, 1907
title: 98; label: "Say! Ali Von Dingin Dong-in! Where can we get a drink? I'm thirsty hungry and lost, on this old desert. So is my friend the ship!" #298, June 15, 1907
title: 99; label: "Ezzie! Ezzie! Get up! Oh! Ezzie! Come get up! Hear?" "Ahhhaw oooo ow! Um! hum! Fuuuff!" #292, May 25, 1907
title: 100; label: "I'm getting might-y tired of sitting out here waiting for that bunch! Those guys must be hitting it up pretty strong -" #290, May 18, 1907
title: 101; label: "I do wish you would not go into that race tomorrow. Those balloon." #334, October 19, 1907
title: 102; label: "The world is mine! The world is mine!! The world! The world be-longs to me!" #326, September 21, 1907
title: 103; label: New York Editorial Period
title: 104; label: Who owns the Panama Canal? {The UK's 'John Bull' sands over the entrance of the [Panama  Canal] behind him is the USA's 'Uncle Sam' holding a shovel." (April 19, 1914)
title: 105; label: [A Chat with Father Time] "Father time, by all that's lovely!" I cried.
title: 106; label: {Japanese flag with soldiers and gun turrents seen over the edge of a sphere.}
title: 106; label: {Man climbing along mountain path, with headband, bag, box, and leg irons.} [Stupidity] [custom] [Thought] [Superstition] [Prejudice]
title: 107; label: {Man with sheep like dog between his leg, oppisote a man pointing and behind him lion on a rock.}
title: 108; label: {Roman type soldier looking over wall seeing woman wrapped in snakes, and dragon standing near her.}
title: 108; label: [The Recollections of Father Time] "I'll make the coming hour look like thirty sec-onds if you will take this manuscript of mine and have it published"....
title: 109; label: [Magazines of the Future. As seen through the Spectrophone,] "A word above a whisper and by heaven, you shall live to suffer! He added with an oath."
title: 109; label: [An adventure with a Cabman] "Do you meal to slay t' me that were on a falall rival boh?"]
title: 110; label: [I suppose he is still waiting for me outside of that hotel entranc]
title: 110; label: [No Plank!] [Murphy] [Tige] [Grady] [Cockran] {Running towards table.} [Sheehan] [Hill] {Building table.} [Bryan] {With plank that says.} [Money]
title: 111; label: [The Municipal Cookery Plant. The spectrophone reveals a hint or two on the cook of the future.] "The Tammanyites, of course triumphed."
title: 111; label: {Shadowy figure on a hill [Malice] pushing rock [Scandal] downtowards a house [Reputation] that a man s working on.}
title: 112; label: Subway Advertising in 1907. As seen through the spectrophone.] [Pea green hair dye is permanent]
title: 112; label: {Animals standing on the edge of water looking out towards the sky.} [Dyspepsia] multilegged lizard, [G.O.P.] Elephant with chair on its back, Donkey, and Camel like [Gout]
title: 113; label: {Man walking through forest, with [Reason] torch, animals looking at him.} [Prejudice] monkey, [Ignorance] snake, [Violence] lion, [Malice] tiger, [Stupidity] aligator, [Crime] wolf.
title: 113; label: Errors in Mailing [A Gourmand] [Work, you slave! Toil and sweat! Poverty you have.
title: 114; label: As to transfer Poetry "I maintain" said he. "That literature should always adapt itself to conditions." "Just doff your hat and say to her "Oh miss - I pray - don't rise."
title: 115; label: The home for Geniuses and other Worthies. The spectrophone reveals the Eden Musee of the future. It was indeed an inspiring sight that greeted my eyes
title: 115; label: The Gallery God on Musical Comedy and Critics. And which, in Fact turned out to be a small bit of putty.
title: 116; label: America or Japan - Which will Rule? {A Japanese soldier in armor and 'Uncle Sam' are holding onto the sides of a large globe.}
title: 116; label: A Chat with George Washington. "General Washington I believe," said I.
title: 117; label: The Opera of the Future. A spectrophone glimpse of the year 1937. "Keep your eyes on box 9," announced the Usher.
title: 117; label: The International Santa Claus Incorporated. As foreseen through the spectrophone. The street was crowded, jammed to its utmost -
title: 118; label: Being some consider-ation of things in the days to come. The Spectrophone. Reading in 1914. "In Yew York I found the Magnificent Library Finished."
title: 118; label: "He hath not dealt so with any nation" {Person made up of smoke, above a city which becomes the person's throne.
title: 119; label: The After Dinner Trust. Post prandial speaking in 1947 as revealed by the Spectrophone. The apparatus was a huge cage.
title: 119; label: The Staircase of Eternity {Man walking up stairs framed by cloads and stars seen.}
title: 120; label: After Man - What? {Man standing on the top of pyramid island of animals, dinosaurs, mammoths, monkeys
title: 121; label: World Dominion, Power, Prosperity for U.S. [Europe]
title: 122; label: {Man with Greek trype robes with feathered hat, facing many people below city and trees.} [Difficult] [Trouble] [Ignorance] Weakness]
title: 123; label: Hidden Wealth and Power in Mexico {Desert like landscape, and under this man laying down in treasure like room.}
title: 124; label: The Philippine Philippic, or the United States of Lawsonia. A spectrophone view of 1908 - '09 - '10. {Books raining down near ships.} Lawson, as a bit of Sarcasm.
title: 125; label: The Mysterious Money God {People bowing before stairs, on which two hooded figures stand near center stand , below a statue.
title: 125; label: Respect for Dead Should Help Living. {Wall wioth two busts on pillars [Grant] and [Lee] with two ladies picking flowers below, [North] and [South]
title: 126; label: The First Monkey that Walked Erect.  {Many monkeys in a tree with one standing on the ground at the begining of a path.}
title: 127; label: The Last Dance - With Death "My Dance I believe!" (November 9, 1913)
title: 127; label: Hands that Reach and Beckon {Woman walking along a path, through the woods that has hands reaching out from behind trees.}
title: 128; label: What are we here for? {People all sitted in a circle like autotorium with a '?' Question mark in the center of the circle.}
title: 128; label: Little Sammy Sneeze
title: 129; label: "You likka dissa one" "Yes but I wouldn't give three dollars for it -"
title: 130; label: "Comb your hair, Sammy, Gwan! Go ahead! You are big enough, now to commence to help yourself -" "Um"
title: 131; label: Shan't I serve a little tea. Mrs. Tipple a cup of sea is so refreshing. Eh. -"
title: 132; label: "His name is solomon and he's so good. He never runs away. He balks once in awhile though, but never seriously."
title: 133; label: "Now papa I've brought you pen, ink and paper it's january first and I want you to write a few resolutions. Good -" "Um"
title: 134; label: "I wish you would look at this clock doc. It has been running back-wards lately."
title: 135; label: "Let's see, your husband died in April just two months after my wife was taken away. Didn't he?"
title: 136; label: "It's a good thing we happened to go in the granary or we might nev-er have known a-bout these little darling kitties." "Um"
title: 137; label: "You all know, of course, that I have made hyp-notism a study and that I will do nothing to mar the pleasure of our little party. Now, Mr. Gazeek -"
title: 138; label: The next on the program is one of the nicest lit-tle Sunday school boys that we have in our midst. Little Sammy Sneezes!"
title: 139; label: "Sammy! I want you to go down stairs and take a peek in to the kitchen and see who that is that just came in and is talking to Katy don't let them see you!"
title: 140; label: "Oh! Dear! There's Sammy over in that back street with that red coat on and flannigan's goat is loose! Mercy!" "Um."
title: 141; label: "Aw! Now. Heah! Wah yoh gine do? Yo gine staht balkin' 'gain, eh? Stop it! Hainry!"
title: 142; label: "It says, here the one who puts the pieces together the best will get a prize."
title: 143; label: "Wow, ladies un gentlemen! I have here, a common or-dinary evfrey day pack of carts! Used as you play wit ven you play poger or uger."
title: 144; label: "Papa wants us to stand here and wait for him while he pur-chases the tick-ets for the cir-cus."
title: 145; label: "Well! Heah! Take dis an' gwan out doahs, so yoh mama done see you spoilin' yoh appe-tite, fouh dinnah!"
title: 146; label: "I don't care what you do as long as you make the range draw a little."
title: 147; label: "Yoy department? Yes mem, third aisle to your left, take ele-vator to fourth floor." "Um."
title: 148; label: A Pilgrim's Progress
title: 149; label: "Isn't this Tom Jones' boy that I used to know? I haven't been here in twenty years. You are little Tommie aren't you?"
title: 150; label: [Prof Snob Phrenology] "Prof Snob! Huh! I'll go in and see him and let him examine the bumps on this cranium of mine I'll let him ex-amine my head and see."
title: 151; label: "My dear man, you take a lit-tle rest. I'll take care of your valise for a day go and take a day -"
title: 152; label: "Ah! Here's a lottery. And the drawing is coming off I'll look on! Yes Um!"
title: 153; label: "Is this Mr. Bunion? Ah! You look worried. You look quite upset, can I inter-est you sir? -"
title: 154; label: "Oh! Oh! Oh! My heart! Is break-ing! My heart is on fire! Oh Mercy!"
title: 155; label: "Ah! There's a hypnotist! I believe I'll let him try himself on me. Yep! I'll go in and see him any-way."
title: 156; label: "Oh! But I'm so tired! Huh! Um! There's a hive of industry! Droves of men and boys are in that."
title: 157; label: "Well if I don't feel bum! Whed! I ain't sick and yet I feel bad enough to call it sickness.
title: 158; label: "Now there's the kind of a life to lead studying nat-ure. Then, recording it's beaut-ies. Huh!"
title: 159; label: "There's a poor fellow getting his misery loves com-pany. So I'll just do a lit-tle ear-work and listen."
title: 160; label: "I hear laughter! Somebody is laugh-ing! I like to hear laughter! I wonder who it is that can laugh so good!"
title: 161; label: By jove! that man is suffering! Suffer-ing bad -" "If I could only get re-lief of some kind from this valise!"
title: 162; label: "There's a fool born every minute! Wise men thrive among the fools! I am going to get wise and make some, too!"
title: 163; label: [Baggage Room] "Say! Baggage man! I want to check this valise to Oshkosh! I'm going on the flyer that leaves here at 2 P.M." "Yes Sir!"
title: 164; label: [Check Room] "Here boy! Give me a check for this valise! I'm going in and sit down awhile and rest."
title: 165; label: "If there is no punishment that will fit the crime, why not try this val-ise on him judge? Make him carry it forever!"
title: 166; label: "Well, sir! John, you never married. Did you? You never got a wife." "No! I wish I had."
title: 167; label: "All work is work! It's work no mat-ter how you look at it!" "Some work is a grind. Yes, some is not!"
title: 168; label: "Jimmy! There's a cave! An old de-serted cave! I believe I'll look it over!"
title: 169; label: "Well! I'm a-bout ready to give up! I'm just about tuckered out! Oh! Oh!"
title: 170; label: Ah! This is so nice and com-fortable! Um! I'll take it easy here for a few -"
title: 171; label: "Um! Art and it's influence upon man. The over worked. Racked and debil-itated may secure relief by a turn to the beautiful."
title: 172; label: "There's profes-sor star. Who possesses a knowledge of astronomy greater than any other man. Still, he does not seem to be happy."
title: 173; label: "Oh! How are you folks? How's the world treating you both anyway?"
title: 174; label: "I've got a lot of good friends that would only be too glad to help me. And instead of sitting here wor-rying myself sick,"
title: 175; label: "There's something poor struggling wretch! I won-der if I can be of any as-sistance to him."
title: 176; label: "Gosh! Here's a bank cashier, puts ninety six thousand dol-lars in a suit case and then vamps up street to visit a lady friend, huh!"
title: 177; label: "Well, sir, I've played the red twenty times. And it hasn't come up yet!"
title: 178; label: "Ah! A ray of sun shine, here comes a baby! Look at the fond father! I wish I were as happy!"
title: 179; label: "Ah! Now, I must hurry and mail this!! Ten thousand dollars is nothing to let slip by. If I get this off at once I will get the -"
title: 180; label: "Well, my old friend, how's the world treating you?" I'm quite intrested -"
title: 181; label: "I know my mount wont beat yours. Naw!" "Ride hard. And fast and he will. My or-ders are, to hold Streak back."
title: 182; label: "Well, I've got to primp up a bit. Now and go to that reception. I was so lucky to be invited too."
title: 183; label: "What is that sign? I'll go ov-er and see what it says! Um!" "Ah! A fortune given away!"
title: 184; label: "Well! I'm home at last! From what most people call a summer vacation but. I don't know. I'm glad to - Ah! -"
title: 185; label: "Well! I'll sit here awhile and rest! I am tired. Fatigued and exhausted! Hum! Those are three common words! Used every day by thousands -"
title: 186; label: "I wish something would turn up, that would end this ter-rific monotony. I am absolutely -"
title: 187; label: "I hate to see a run. On a bank!!! It's awful! Once a man -"
title: 188; label: "Ah! There's where I'll go and pass a few hours. A few of the many hours I must struggle through to exist." [Art Museum]
title: 189; label: "Say! This is a peach of umbrella it certainly is a dandy! Where did you get it?"
title: 190; label: "There comes the Lusitania! The monster boat that has smash-ed the record I'm going to see her land!"
title: 191; label: "Gosh! There's a fellow who wants to get rid of his mon-ey! Huh! I'll go in and see him! That's me!"
title: 192; label: "Gracious! Look at that poor wretch strug-gling along! I wonder if I can help him a bit!!!"
title: 193; label: "If I could only get rid of this old valise. Um!" "That's easy! Give it to me! I'm going to the North Pole to-night."
title: 194; label: "Talk about dull care! I'll give you a bunch of bills. If you can collect anything on them you can have it. How's that?
title: 195; label: "The only thing on Earth that will relieve me of this suffering is plain rat poison, and I think I'll consume a box of it and end all -"
title: 196; label: I wonder if I hadn't bet-ter try that. If I were strong-er I might not suffer so much!"
title: 197