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SATIRE - PART 1
#46 - WHERE THEY HAD MET

Size: 5" x 3"
Date: Undated
Lithographer: Unidentified

WHERE THEY HAD MET.

JUDGE (to prisoner)--"It seems to me that I have
seen your face before."
PRISONER--"I shouldn't be surprised, Judge; I used
to tend bar down at the Bald Eagle."

From Texas Siftings, by permission.

Originally published in Texas Siftings: Vol. 8, No. 25 - April 21, 1888

-- image source courtesy of Jerry Anderson

Artist: D. McCarthy

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