The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 9, 1918, Page 10

STAR—TUESDAY, APRIL 9, 1918. PAGE 10 BY ALLMAN (OTT ' H - | Vit TeLt You WERE ‘THEY ARE- THEY ° | 5 i ELEN, | Wan To Te You Vie Tere Wi £ hy Cenk Hi How | WONDER, WE)" cl eae ape | SOMETHING = THERE HAS GOT We PROBABLY IM France BY “THis Times I |e én ‘ ‘ THEM DOWN ABOUT THREE WEEKS AGo- . . | To BE MORE SYSTEM | TooK MR. TRUG, I Have THEN COT ME THANK | MAGAZINGS! | HAD WANTED sh Mig ye AbouT THis House! 1 HAD | You WAVE BEEN THREATENING To bOIT on - teas < RAST ak ene ke put aE A PILE OF MAGAZINES ALL For THE LAST THREE MONTHS LUBY TO} ON THO PART Of Gove RY OOK FUND AND fs . FAR AS You PATRIOTIC CITIZEN OF THIS . ET ad Rava Wem SENT SAVED UP To SEND To THE | BO Tih rien baa . 4 SAMMIES@1 HAD EM Att au | hare f FAIR LAND, BUT -_ 1h , pea | To TE SAMMIES on ate THEN NOW? ay NO DONT SPOIL IT Lk You QUIRREL FOOD—This Dark Cloud Has a Clothes Lining. 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