The patriot., December 20, 1918, Morning, Image 8

About The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955

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The American Bed Cross has erected large camp hospitals at an Aroerl*
''rest" vamp in England of flrst-claas l?rkk construction to guard against j
the rigors of winter. Soldiers In camp vere proud to heip in the work of!
construction. Everyone in the Gulf division should be proud to answer the
Christmas roll call and hejp in the'oply way possible to do their bit over
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LONDON WOMEN MAKING COMFORT
BAGS FOR AMERICAN SOLDIERS
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Both Engllabt and-American women sewing iu the central workrooms of]
i the America*. Red Cfoss, where 850 workers are employed, while thirty
j branches in all parts of England brhrg the list of workers up to^OOO. th«e
•comfort bags are greafly appreciated by the soldiers, A^lapetns Jo thia
iwork by responding in .the CftWstmaa .oil call. *
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AMERICAN AND CANADIAN SOLDIERS
ARRIVE IN ENGLAND TOGETHER
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The men of both countries are met by the Red Cross canteen workers
'and directed to the canteen, which U directly beneath thé American flag
show?» in the picture. There the Canucks and'the Yankees nre given smokes
and eats and made to feel at home. Add your sm.Ie of cheqr from averse«»
by an answer to the Christmas call. * y
INTERIOR OF AN AMERICAN RED
CROSS WAREHOUSE IN LONDON
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win" .c of one day'-» shipment of supplies made by the American
to French for emergency use. The last stopover of goods made by
wercü of the Gulf division before reaching their final destination
■ine lines to aid !n the Work of tccrcy.
to *h«w- your cppreciatlpa of this work is by answering "Aye 1
F.cH OrJL. "
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^mazing Figures Shew Work of
Women ^ ^oyfeiana, Missis
sippi and Alabama Preliminary
; to Christmas Roll Cal) When
Every. Person «.Is, Expected to
i Become Member,
SEW ORLEANS,, .J.A.-rffcrtü mii
• iiou, smvêji^unüred and iiaffÿ-ûve tliou
saud, fix hundred and uiDpty-tevea ar
' ik-Ios, valued m material alone at $1,
OhO.OOO, were made in workrooms oi
"'Uni Cross chapters from January 1 to
September. ,3Q in Louisians,,Mississippi
i,eud Alabama.
I The more than 3,500,000 articles in
clude piusjfal dressings, hôpital gar
inenm. knitted sweaters, sod;»ami the
j him and refugee garments. Tue exact
' :0 ^ OI »he material is $t
i hree lmcdrc»*^hapters in tue three
stares, coinposidgthe Gu f division,
i American Red ÇfOSP, distributed the
! material among ^.-elr more than 2,000
workrooms in broaches and auxiliaries,
j The tunouncejpent of the ligures
' was made by the bureau of deveiop
Trient of the Gulf division, to sbow. the
more than 6.000,^1,000 persoçs iu
l.iiki^iuna. Mississippi and Ala',u^aa
; ju n hW great an army of.workers has
! been assembled to provide for .the coni
; Torts and decencies of life for tbe thou*
! gauds of soldiers of Dixie who y
; < amp or have gone abroad to fight, th«
, -iartles of democracy.
20,000 at Work in Chapters.
< YiUtultuing a very low niinimmu of
J; leu vornan workers to an auxiliary.
I »hhohgh many Lnve hundred-, the ar
! tidies were made by about 20,UW worn
r en— mothers, wjinÿs cr sisters of acl
«iit-rs.
"livery one c«n^pi.. ; l[jdt oi §ew for
the Red Cross and' the ûght vj-, J)t
democracy," tbe Qalf division' ,'Vtty
Bounces, "but every loyal Amc.*i<;au
will have a dWÙRsi toVbecoinc a mom
ber of the Amencun Red Cross dicing
the week of December ,16 to ' 1 *ru;n
rmtn you to the comradeship' is the
word of President Wilson to every
American woman and elhid. En,
rolling in the Red Cross, by pay ment
of the dollar membcSBLipt,. is ajgrcat
Privileg«,
of] th 'LVù*' ^" t y
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AlBPricarxs hft ^ joiuedijue Red Cross,
{ v , iU hhV ,, ren ^ energy and
; st;ll tavuteP !ove for the Red Cross.
Tor AH Humanity* means our work is
ifist beginning. This is a test of Araer
•a
j Jcanisto."
Tabul^te».j^.âç>j-t Issued.
Jlc-ro is the tàbufati-d report on the
articles cf the lied Cross chapters !u
the three states:
Month.
Surgical
Dressings.
... 80.722
... 200.263
... 225,fiSC
... 4St;'.TG
... 504.290
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Total ...
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Value ..
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Month.
Kn'rtcvl
Hospital
Garments.
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40.705
54.762
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28,211
.34.90.'
310.03'
ArtkMW.
Refugee
X '.o'.hiug
January ..
February .
Mu rch ....
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.'fay .....
tune .....
Tilly .....
August ...
September
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Total ....... .
Value ......... '
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tercstlt.g »«dais of
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out the coujif
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Iti-fueee garments ,
llospitnt Hpppllcs
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WHAT Y"OUH^;€ROr»S DOES
ITivnte Jean Fonrean of New Yark
is known ns the "Red Cross manr nt
the American Hospital No. 1,
where h«» ia «^pr.njea ing. A cross on
his back, the gf two plecc^i .of
shrapnel, wj^l ,nc ;i'
car.
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t'i'gîîf.ii manor lints? of 55 rooms
o s n-roùttoisff group of hutments
{vi.i <:os?s»Uute tba largevt American
;Red C :or- ( jn Great Britain,
j Beds for £00 American soldiers .wilt
! be provided- Some 750 beds arc now
j ready in the buildings on this coan
j try c-atate, Selisburg court, near South
| hemptoa. Timber for these buildings
t comes
iof the most beautiful Silas In- south
ern England.
from the estate of 186 acres, one
m«^ e KacnH^nl ffillahc In- MmHi>
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In Greece there has been a great
deal of suffering dua to the mobilize
tion of troops, so a Red Croes cep»'
mlfton sailed last month to «dauais
ter an appropriation of *875, 00Ü made
fix this purpose
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I YOUR RED CROSS—
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"At the Christmas time we shall ask
the whole American people to answer
the Red Cross Christmas roll can,"
said Ifenry P., Davison, chairman of
the War Council of ; |he Red Cross. |
'It will constitute a unique appeal
to every man, woman and child
this great land of ours. to become en
rolled in our army of mercy."
To guide the "walking wounded"
back from the front to the nearest
available aid sections the Red, Cross
is furnishing the army with thousands
of small cloth marksrs ^taring a Red
Corss and arrow to show direction to
be taken.
What the, lied Cross rarty^bc called
upon to do in the further cgurse. of
Jlie war, or with the coming of vic
tory, peace ami io< oustnx-tlon, it
would be !(Ile. ( to attempt to pfpi*he t <: y.
Rut this greft organization,. t !n „pry
truth "tbe,.pj«bjHzed<,J.eart 'qnd spirit
of. the whole' American people," has
shown itself equal ,«•»' ».n? call, ready
to respond, to apy oincnn-ucy.
An Italian "doughboy" walked Into
an American Red Cross headquarters
at Anacona, JihJy, pud paid the follow
ing tribute to, the grept. organization:
,,-fl am only a private soldier, but I
want to pqv my tribute to ypu for your
gcuerositt to us. I ii^ve assister who
Was living near Udine and she and
family w;erejf^yced to flee from the
bleodthlrsity A«strians as fhgy ad
y^pçéd. Yqur American Red Cross has
I taken care,jpf them and they are very
tyxppy. I shall think of you
and be grateful te' yrjB."
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The American Red Cross has become
not so much an organization ps a
great movement, seeking to embody In
organized form the spirit of service,
the spirit of , sacrifie*— in short, all
tj|at Is best and higne»t,jn the.ideals
and aspirations of our country.
••By thé , first of January the Red
will hfiv® working in .France
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upwards of 5,0011 Americans—a'vivid
contrast to. the little group of 13 men
and women which, its t the first Rod
Cross commission to v France, ^«ilad
about June 1, 1917, to Ini tin,te their
first efforts in Europe-. -
"I want all you people to do all you
can to help the Red rÇross, for it is
surely doing wondetfui work over
hertj." wrote an npr»r£f.ia,tijse Coving
ton (La.) boy, Randolph -Ray, who Is
now on actjve service in,France.
"Thank pod for the American Rgd
Cross," waa, the; opening mc^sa-ge inla
letter written in France by Lieut.
Frtvl A". Boyd of. Salt Lake City. Licu
tenr.nt Boyd bns Recently re^yerad
from. Spanish »te,ylr coiitri^lpd .while
on duty iu eastern Fi-ance'nnd his ap
.•criallÿïi ;cf ithe Jlbd Civ«», ovcr3e?
is bora if first-hand information.
Tbe Aiÿ( ,R-'d /'ross is to as*
ist ibi^M/ùifa Mll'r.ilro in its study
if 1 s jaundice malaria, the bn
fccticy' *>f {''(• lyyibtild group, Jft.o
.r»-s«.-'ifi»!g from refrigeration
'byxh'tln-r ar.sfs and tfr'tuin
uuml iaf*.sd i«w:s.
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,»t R>r the ChrlstmaV season.
,'1»be Red Cross lies brought the
opjy Joy and happiness -in the lives of
tin' prisoners." writes a jfcew Horen
soldier, now at Camp I,in;burg„;Ger
utan.v, to this mother. He rorelved
foo<l and smokes regularly from the
Red Cross.
The American Red Cross Canteen
Service lias Issued a directory quarter
ly which will be given to .each troop
tfUin commander and which contains
directions for making use of; the Can-,
teen 8erjife and its emergency medi
cal refeonreçji. There are 685 afp
teens now in operation in Ihls country.
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.of
'T *wifh that I could In some way
make you understand that magnitude
of the work of the Red Cross," writes
Miss ,Harriet Root abroad with the
WeUçsfeÿ, College Canteen unit "One
runs'll cross gome- .phase of its work
ev^gy.day."
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Th e .Cross has .many trades
.ftijd professions represented in its
.ranks as the army. One man cited
ape bravery shown while distributing
chocolate and cigarettes ander heavy
ftro at the front was a New Yqrk bank
er turned canteen woi^r.
Vegetable gardens fgy conygieacent
soldiers at the Amgj|cnn anny hos
pitals in Frqpcc have proved so suc
cessful that the American Bed Crogs
has stat a representative totfils ÇffiiB
tw tA cncrirn ten evrrtert rmffirkpf SfftP*
try to secure .tea expert market gar
deners to dlrpot;jwich activities at aU
American hospitals in France. To con*
vaicacent soldiers these gardens offer
useful and interestiag occupation
y aw cases of shell shock, farm work
jg «p« of the best restoratives. Other
partent' enjoy the outdoor activities
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••Teushnn! S'lutet Make
snappy— That-a-boy i J
"Who wuz the, bird, ^1^1? Looked
like a six-cylinder otiker, but they
don't ride in no- flivver."
"You are jpiessir.' close. Irelund.
Didn't you S(H5 ,ti»e »Red Cross on his
jitney? Thufs,,the Red Cross Man.
He's got a rb,ti.,Kaiulle but few know
what it'a.ltke, .Wvmy jack from the
41,;, O.. to the dtjufks ru the guardhouse
wcnilj him the Reif Ççoss Man. <*ot cm
in ail tU,v.ea|ii()s." .
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iim lc, r.;;' « h» ;i. h*. go
:-vp. had signed fi pnpv
5a:n to tnkc a strucgS
hold on half his pay, an' slip ir to
.iJhJyuT. Take t£. from m?, Lncie îs»çy
Hkrs to hear ii'ctù .sort r<f order
Red
an* to sbori' bow happy hi wuz to gc'
ftfc -, copf/s mesrnge, ,,hc. chucked in
twenty more plnnkt^s^o the COCP 5 fif
jjiciu an' the mother's gattlu' thirty-flve
per. Sure she ain't happy less she's
wraslin' with a dashboard every day,
. % SaIa mo c 4 va «*117 Afl V
men
Rod
but ibe corp. tole me she wuz only
n-takin* in five family washes now, un'
;.lhe kids wuz goiu' to school again,
: When the -Tied Cross Man had a. toe
hold on tbe corp., he persuaded him fo
take out Insurance, satpe as the rest of
you
is
over
Is
us boys, an' then he tole him be could
«amMa Kt« IkT-v/iiiiI n' Kloolr nflF tt'ifH Lhtfi
Rgd
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Licu
gamble his bj^ouiln' block off with the
rest of bis pay. The corp. gets a good
night's sleep now on pay day, cause
what's left of bis pay only lasts till
.abqut ten thirty."'
"Is this here Red Cross Man ft real
for-sure e^Jcer, Hal?"
Rank of Officer.
"lyeU. I d'no. He ought to-be. We
call him , captain, or lieutenant, und
say 'sir',to 'ijc. lie says he's an offl
cer wl{h,9bt çank. Says the leather
putts and green pants show that ho's
ap- part officer und the reel'» Irish. Tbe
as*
study
bn
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now fellers don't lay>,w whether to
sTute or not. He si}j»s wé can »'lute
the cross we. £«*-1 llkejt, but hq don't
car,e n tinker's hummer wki^jt^or we
jï'lûte hint er uot. We (fid vets know
*Rn an' e'iut«? the cross gn' the man
I...Cj n.->hin' It. i>«:t. oÆcVri-; ^ad pri
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joshes 'car along
y'r s'dll' in the.
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of
Horen
the
*::(•<>• Vi end iu Uftnc« v.jcre^hty
t»> be. Heran doüvçç.fi«; nsg
•;;iivlis«--(„,. Lust -,v.i.:ez>h-.u Tom
iuM.in's v/i;c r.ti'i four ki*kr twine do*.-»*
here from Detroit ay' get sick, th»» lltd
Cross Aim g \ 'J'oia a leave ap* took
jut to the burg In-J«is. flivver. Tuan he
sent: Toj^V,'«' itejt dec, çn' son»« coni,
an' some ««is. Rcclajjt'jJ»# niftmt a'
helped Tom get ft discharge so he
could support hty tamily./Jjpugii no
body kno«8 np^da' for ^sjire. Slim
Dawson (bought {je did, /hough, an'
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troop
Can-,
medi
afp
j asked (hejKed Crte* Man to help him
I »t off .Uncle Sam'« pay roll. The
way
writes
the
"One
J/d ,»$£3* Man wrftfo some letten» up
,tô- :SHm'a home town, an* .when; they
,coihV back, he tole £llm3ÿis: wife and
,kids fiuz a-drawio' ' fortj-««yga - fifty
■ per aad they wos>better off with him
workift' for Uncle ßam, an* he'd better
«tick aroun' and help ^make Germany
safe <or democracy "
"Must have the spondullz an* some
puli, if he's bo free with the,cash,«a'
'knows so many people everjvrheoa."
He Ain't Ne '»fut*»
"No. be ain't i)o *plilt.'<-Tlwr,ésy.l»e
work 1 $ oa 't draw no pay, au',be poUabes his
own shoes, an* ; lo a pi nah washes his
m .own shirt. But ^QU seef Mlte this
trades Cross Man «business laqii owr the
its When a eoldler from MlUers
cited
heavy
bank
vilje gets word ,W* folks is in^d, he
goes wipin' group' like a do« ; wa> naet
up with a skynk. ,Be's soared on tbo
hos
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an', believe me, he knows how to Had
up wmi a sKuns. «tie's soared on t||o
whole show, an' all the sugar this man
Bboveris saved çontdp^t sweeten hipa
up none. His off' see he's ponk gn'
they try tp work It enter him, but it
only makes 'im punker. They look for
him to go over the Ml! next Then the
Red Cross Man hears about It. ' He
gar
aU
con*
offer
work
Other
out what's wrong. Then he writes up
to MilleravIHe, where they got the Bed
Cross too, an' they go see what's
askew with the doqghboy's folks an'
they pull the fly out the lemo and
write back that all's hunkadora an*
that sick bird just goes to eatiu' up
the R'-'j Cream
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Carl
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they
his
the
cm
jjaa can ii<> niosr anyth 1
in' up busted matnimmiu
tee In the family refrfft.
burger was busted up wh»*
ho was o-goia' (»> lo'-'o 'he »>"
he an'- his frau had '"u- ,>
cause, tjiey couldn't d#t up l,,i '
The Ç«d Cross Man wrote i» s
SB' oas day Carl was a-smilj»»
hU Duitft phis, rouse lie'rt
-avin' he could pay the interest when
he'd orneked Kaiser. Bill'# -mm? »>ox
ngrl** irniled States if he Ihh<-Ii. H.»
xvnzn'L aroun' when they picked lit .
nnme. Motors don'l go fiend
•jtren them »tie oner *>ver."
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-''There's lh»r Red -Cross <»
uJiiat urn
brell«."
..•'Bct y * 1 1 r neck. The "• *
»uz jt«*»
tin' their knkU'- -driçtl up.
r:t,fillin' "Ut
in ilu* sun kcepm' »he lr
Vll-S III'"
B-gi-ttin' ;-*,Jhe »' r -••
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R.mI <'|-0:'S .Jlü Ml-1 !»•'** * »
m' >ipill
'«v;:i pu ♦liose-.plftlff'.r!"!-'. «•
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iit-ir think
un' a.''*' ,l!l S'-iftpl'hi' i
nr ii
rrossili' j"t-- II' -w alv.'i!
Hi:a' far, j^he '
we must f rom*
■y sa.tjd- fdaiikêîs
(iiis,":Y:f ai*o
warm.
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could weat oat aa > bought a hogshead
Lhtfi 1 » __l_____ . ..
the
good
cause
till
real
We
und
offl
ho's
Tbe
to
»'lute
don't
we
know
man
pri
se<'D
agutu, .-h.iM.u-. . v- a f
vou«fiot)'t knov,-. Mike, my a-by»
pital cycktail is jusr plain straight
'cusior oil, .without any water -as c
chaser. Zflte it. from ( m<* an' ztifj»
away from them do« at the hos
pital or you'll jget OTW.fi' them «ock
tails. The curse tole me they
run put of the,^turned stuff ou# day
an' the next batch had got lied up with
red tape an' couldn't get in. She said
/he patients wuz all a-gelt in' sick
£ause they get well to keep from get
tin' them cocktails, but the Red Gros
day.
lets
IUC
sti,'
was '
;ur,'
want«
■ii «,
to
■* fiiit
i <ù('
tt't'
don't
«f!
til* V.
av
to
my
Cals,
tkrtl
lowu
tec,
re uu
tf.i
onr
go.
d'jii'.:
Pc;
or two and the patleûts began to ge»
well again, so's they c-ouid do without
their toddy. She tole me 1 mnsn't hoUi
Zt agin tbe Red Cross Map tho', cause
the docs tole him to. get'it. au' thai
Jæ gave right^maft nicer things to ihe
hospital than them durned cocktail*—
.it makes me cuss to think about 'em
Well, I wuz a-tellin' you bow me am:
/Mm got chnmiuy. He saw 1 couldu'i
write, account tny bum wing. *n' he
,^sked me if,I didn't want him to write
■ ( my letters. ,1 had Win write to moth
er, an', after ,ve'<T ftoi.u^uaiuted, >1
asked him to ytriie to Xeii^e. niy l>e»i
t ghT back home. I reckon be t)>uj;„h! ; i
1 wuz some rjash on her #6 right. 1-yi
»be never said,nothin'; ju-0 p»ji u d-o\,.
like I tôjb ; h!in. He io-^t-J Ttn; v .
sroun' tbo e^.-- » frf»uv.-;i:i!, «, .l.-ut a
reejsx'U he :*.tVK' ear,.'.» v..»
writiu' to <piy .Nett!«, v, b,
I ,uit'i /;i.oü
*.» go lumi-T,;:!:
t L • • i i» •>;
f.Hi <>
■si th
like
along
the.
"He c'.i'lu't vi; ( 8) .*
Oe?tk*T. l -goti
h'-lïj:.*»:
$ cV
nsg- ^ >osf) - ;1;W «...
Tom T^noA^ti.s
do*.-»*
lltd
took
he
coni,
a'
he
no
Slim
an'
it.
■ ti.
i»i
1 144
■h #h
*h-.V ]ïjA'û>.\
*J<e'A got t2c fit•
Mi;a ftayx ?k» pan ata?
lliut'd liij v,u,uU -. -.s O' vr - t'c
rod roof sr.d the vig?i out ji, ,,;. ip-
JJ'R o curd la tbe «îoor iha» >:>> .. v-.ai
In' un' you doofthuve to *CuttU at a i
shun when yoo talk to him. ft,, pu.-d,^
Cut a chair, passai the
a «.turn, pusses NUok«
him f^afou? ""
The bI „. R don't make no di
up
they
and
fifty
him
better
some
».illA «liui's got
your jjoat.jUa'h sure »pd ,t«4innhin'
mako you feel belter,or /urget jt. "it
you .ever get the blue?, or ihe willies,
go dee him; fee's better than six dtu*
*« fen hospital cocktail»—dan; 'via
his
his
this
the
Here he coups buck ngaiu. l-.« L - a
helpin' somc 'bird in the 7Srd l
reckon. He's goiu' to stop—
"Hello, Tj) 0 "pson. how*« the shoui
aerr
"Bine, sir. Gettin' limbered up
right."
''Who's yayir buddle?"
Miko O'Conner, sir. Ju«t in with
the IDSthJ*
"Glad
(Uc
he ^wpce
naet v%ss
tbo "Hoe
Had
t||o
man
hipa
gn'
it
for
the
He
.... . « 4r » O'Coaoer. Y«»u
Irish IndS are the very deuce
copei to a scrap. Hope y, )U
soon."
sir."
"How's the
Tbompsoor
weU and fall's «> R 0fe j,
®oU^r j»nd Nellie.
•Uk but
"▲•bed
who she's
up
Bed
what's
an'
and
an*
up
Cream filcng now.
n. Just look
f»r- Mring O'Cotl.
*»1 ««« wf." H
« priva to
bu *- Nobo,i y
^ Wtty ' " 0,0 niwei-U
nold them. Take it from me, Hike
If' hc lpli^ us win. Th^ni be sendia
J" 006 tteae days, l hop®
we get to go with him. WeU, trag
fee you s^ejr ,