All of these books contain more laughs to the square inch than any other books in the market. They are all bound in illustrated covers, profusely illustrated throughout, and will be sent to any address upon receipt, in stamps or money, of 25 cents per copy.
Some Funny Things Said by Clever People. Five Hundred Merry Laughs. Three Hundred Funny Stories. Twenty Good Stories. The Comic Cook Book. Funny Experiences of Mr. and Mrs. Bowser. Two Thousand Prize Jokes. A Bad Boy’s Diary. Part 1. A Bad Boy’s Diary. Part 2. Ten Funny Stories. By Opie Read Blunders of a Bashful Man. The Travels of a Tramp. Our Drummer’s Trip Through the Sunny South. Six Tank Tales. By Clarence Louis Cullen. New Irish Yarns. By Mickey Finn. New German Yarns. By J. Joseph Goodwin. Tales I’ve Heard Told. By Lewis A. Leonard. Race-Track Stories. Base-Ball Stories. Life in New York. By Mickey Finn. The Funny-Fellows Grab Bag. The King of Unadilla. Miss Slimmens’ Boarding House. Corse Payton’s Joke Book. Hi Holler’s Joke Book. On a Fast Train Through Georgia. Opie Read In Arkansas. The Smiles I’ve Caused. Part 1. The Smiles I’ve Caused. Part 2. The Smiles I’ve Caused. Part 3. By Marshall P. Wilder. Twelve Kentucky Colonel Stories. Here’s to Ye; or, Toasts for Everybody. Weber and Fields’ Funny Sayings. Weber and Fields’ Stage Whispers. A Drummer’s Diary. Stage Jokes. No. 1. Stage Jokes. No. 2. New Jokes by Old Jokers. No. 3. New Jokes by Old Jokers. No. 4. Drummers’ Samples. Southwick’s Monologues. Southwick’s Jokes Without Whiskers. Talkalogues. Hot Stuff Jokelets. A Thoroughbred Tramp. Actors’ Monologues and Jokes. On the Hog Train Through Kansas. Side-Tracked. Easy Money. Lew Hawkins in Black and White. Hiram Birdseed at the Fair. On an Army Mule Through Virginia. Ogilvie’s Slow Train. The Sunny Side of Life. By a Merry Widow. The Scottish Joker at Home and Abroad. By Harry Lauder. Going Some. “The Man of the Hour” Joke Book. When the World Laughs. Picture Joke Book. Foreign Fun. Flighty Fun.
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In this epoch making book in which truth makes the wildest imaginings of the wizards of fiction dull and commonplace, Sophie Lyons, known to the police of two continents as the shrewdest, cleverest, brainiest, and most daring and resourceful criminal of the age, tears aside the veil and reveals the most desperate characters of the underworld, the millionaire aristocrats of crime, as they plot, plan and later execute their dark and incredible deeds. With breathless interest we watch these masked midnight marauders as the mighty steel vaults of the greatest financial institutions swing wide at their bidding, yielding their boundless treasures to the crafty cracksman and scientific burglar, the magic manipulators of gun, dynamite and jimmy.
Through the Whole Gamut of Crime, Stupendous and Blood Curdling.
