Wl IBFmS. IT -V ilkoTBSIPTB' arwfe 1 V-' t K. . i' K ,j ' '. , r , v I Skl 0!P f j jM lEimttng V V jjSfRAT ft r &m&k 4itstntr CARTOONS and SCRAPPLE IVTF.WS OF - v " "-' ""' - ft t THE CARTOONISTS AT HOME AND ABROAD ..r - w &5&&1 JfJf'&' " i 1 2$; ' xm i y.i- i'ii l j:- &m. i mr J, STILL IN THE RUNNING IlArdlnc tn the BrooltlTn Eat Morrlt In the Angtnta Chronicle THE KAISER HEARS FROM -WILSON DRAFTED Urand In th Mlliraulrta Sentinel From London Opinion VISITOR: "THAT A NICE THING. WOT'S IT MADE OF?" PROFITEER: "OH! I MADE THAT OUT OF POTATOES." ( f ft 1 Vl ,U RU W0BL0-6 ',& M 11 LM 08MCQ i i Haany in the St. Joseph News-Free MORE UNION'LABOR Wright In Cha MlhniftM Leader EXEMPT From tl Iitrtrpeol Courier CRACK THESE NUTS! rnvvnr'vw mm iwAi wwirt i i I ...,..,, -riti? nnWP.IlFUL KATKINKA FOUND IT EASIE INSTEAD OF BENDING OVKK THE TiKftruw. ..--- , WORK 11 iai.fc aix rtv.v.u""" Br F0NTA1NB FOX (CepyrlihtJ.Wl OW Flames Terliaps within your thoughts you carry " picture ot the lone ago the sweetheart that you didn't marry her name waa Maude or Kate or Flo. Tou wonder It ahe's atlll as pretty as when she 'waved farewell to you the day you started for the city to conquer fame and fortune, too. Tou wonder If she's sitting sadly and pining for her former beau don't worry, for you're gueislng badly, the girl forgot you long ago. The long lost love that you've lamented got married when you went away. With life she's very well contented her eon was married yesterday. And while eho doesn't look as sporty as In the days you've oft recalled, remember, you are over forty and also getting slightly bald. Today you'd call her dowdy, funny, and say she's lost her looks and style, but I'll Just bet a piece of money If she saw you she'd also am lie. WILIi MOORE. Unpatriotic! THE PADDED CELL . ' rii,2itH7it in hctHftI-4ul..!tyt'IttrfUb : ii. London Opinion. She (with pride) I've had ray ton sils cut I had two doctors come to dolt. He Tou ought to have cut them yourself, silly, 'coa they want all the doctors to go to France now. . if ) CHARGE OF 1 f I The siwburw -i 7f BRI6Ati& Beaotv. g v Parlors ) i Thwk i'im &ZZffi?Am ( It S I iew PAcey yr I y I'll L0UU6 .r--' " I 4ti.ll I. ' " ' ' " Vi The Trouble "Eggs are high." "Tou don't have to buy eggs all the time. There are nourishing cereals, oatmeals and such." "I do have to buy eggs. Trouble Is my wife doesn't know how torcook anything else." SCHOOL DAYS zj By DWIG ln-Hli, I'1" l'?t-lffte ,, , v . jFrom the Wetmliilr 0MU 'KKEMT.'; Jt " ' ' ''- ' ETHMANN.H0LLWEGTHRpWNJrOJiH:tP,tjP,,,. ,, , ,JS, . ,, MMMK9 WfflUe&P'' Ar. totae cbl Sl i HBTaaiaffi?-fliln mil Il03r i wBs&B&QSsfr &) it's v Iona; May They Ware! Jj The prices change all over town. But peanuts etlll remain five cent-jj Potatoes'rlie and Torda come down,,y But peanuts itfll remain five ctntaj The bag may string or It may grow,'! But still wherever we may go The pleasant fact we always know Ol That peanuts etlll remain Ave cental New Tork Tlmefc. The Younr; Lady Across the War; V iv, f ij T-l.r. wk&&zJ!&vA r" ?. t !W V P IB ?t?i Tlio young lady across the, war some people. eem to lmi.i H'," li3, inohlbltlou vould be "winon"1. iiiiif -m11 ""' miners ntmn J'WLel vb,t' ,i)n,orl , W... 'v.- tvVJ v, .'i .n tv ". T' ,-1'l
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