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Snide, issue 2, February 1941

Page 11

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'The Liver's in the river!' 'Drag will you swim out and get him?' asked Captain Past. ...Silence... 'Otto will you swim out and get him?' ...Silence! Two minutes later Captain Past returned wet, with the Liver in his hand. 'His case broke,' moaned the Wizard. 'Messy isn't it,' hissed Otto. Otto was always humane. 'Well, get the frying pan,' said Captain Past. 'We can't let him lie around indefinitely.' 'Oh, that's a lot of rot,' said Drag. 'If it isn't now it will be in a minute,' hissed Otto. Half an hour later the three comrades were off to Washington. Captain Past licked his chops and hissed [?] 'The Liver was more use dead than alive anyway. Boy did he taste good!' 'Did he?' hissed Drag and Otto. As they entered the Capitol Building, Captain Past flashed his famous charm bracelet, which had the nine planets revolving around it. It was run by a small gas motor which he carried in back pocket. The power lines sometimes got mixed up in what he was doing, and for that reason the nine planets were not in an orthodox position. This admitted him at once. He rushed into the President's study, with Drag and Otto close in front. The President was lying on his 11
 
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