Judge — January 11, 1919 — page 28: what you’re looking at

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Fun From Our Boys Good Thiegs ia Lowy and Navy Publications Ie Might Help— When you leave camp to visit at some frien house to remember not to: Carry your bed out on the front lawn before breakfast Rush up to the maid when cleaning and shrick in her right eye: “After you on that broom.” Grab some girl by the arm and cry: “You A Soldier Tribute a hela) . 1 had better police the mud off your heels, sister.”” Ask at the table if shirts are to be removed ALT MASON, whose prose verse i H : hs 28) | for physical drill.—Probable Error syndicated in numerous daily - om oe ad las oe) + | - napers the country over, and who for : P | oo years is weitten weekly an exclusive message ‘ Se * Credit Where Due to Jupce, enjoys an appreciation that is uni- versal. The follow tribute to his work from France is remarkable: Nearly time the Navy was beginning to get a little credit for winning the war. Who got the soldiers over? October 24, 1918. it Who got the supplies and food over? My pear Mr. Mason : , : Who brought over the ammunition? When a man is doing good unconsciously with his | 5 \ Who kept the German fleet locked up? remarkable talent it would undoubtedly interest E , . him to know some of the results ‘ x: You know the answer.—Great Lakes Bulle- North of Verdun several weeks ago, during a day when hell seemed to open upon us, we saw one of our F > boys crawling and dragging hi Bringing Hints to Rookies: him in, we found that nging by 5s ; shreds. He had tied his belt around the upper limb to stop from bleeding to death. After the leg w amputated we placed him in an ambulance to ser him back to the field hospital. Just as the ambu: lance was under way, a shell tore through it, killing one man and ripping awa "s rer . . We did what ve « The Salty Sailor He looked up at us and sai . l Once i anyhow. If was Walt Ma Tih lt hed nis wounecondbeai lucky it wasn’t my hands, as I couldn't roll a cigar hen this land was young and brave, ette.” Lasked him where he got the Walt M There lived a husky sailor lad, i and he answered: “His works are my Bible.” | Who feared no watery grav That night he “wen and [ found a soil Wh eres ho feared no watery grave, me lads, bloody note hand. On each page j ed alery & ¢ lads, Who feared 1 y grate tin Evexy Poste He sailed the seas from land to land, u 7 He sailed them night and day it in the memory of a brave Kansas boy who gave his He sailed tron far off Tadia, life for a great cause. ae : In the different hospitals that [ have visited I To Narragansett Bay. . have often seen your poems in evidence, one in par- He soon became a hard-boiled guy, ticular, “After Death,” and I feel L can thank you A true salt, through and through. in behalf of our brave boys for the cheer and good He told the world.’"Lay off'n tie; sound sense you give them. Hoping you will receive the little note-book in good condition, I am, respect- fully, 3 are not to be used for saluting. I'll put you in a stew. . i oi —Treat "em Roug His pancake had a rakish tilt; Writias Terr Scwarz, ‘Twas plain enough to see Sc’ . —_— ,AMfedical Attendant Bese Center L ies That one must be most careful AM STtiaT Vichy, France When he said, “Lay off'n me." SEXUAL His travels brought him to Great Lakes, ; _— KNOWLEDGE THE MAN IN THE MOON’ Made him respected, ‘til he met pwns is the title of this A sea-going bosun’s mate. attractive picture. It Cyt Mpen'd fein, | Wires youte Commun shoe know is a reproduction of When this sailor, young and brave, ‘What every young husband and one of Judge’s recent Hooked up with this here bosun's mate, 1_ What cry parent shold knoe” covers, in full colors, He found no watery grate a ee nr ys fabulited Ga achease He found no watery grave, me lads, AMERICAN PUB. COMPANY, 180, Wiesee Bido: Puasa, mat, 11x 14, teady He found no watery grave—BUT | for framing. We wi + ss « |IROM KE’S PRESS CUPPING BUREAU ‘ send it, postage free, At this very moment you'll find him six feet | i AEL E'S ie will send you all newspaper > > : clippings which may a or twenty-five cents, cash or stamps. under the sod, and somehow or other his hard- | fec’on's Ligon ’ 3 Judge Art Print Department boiledness has disappeared quite completely.— | FRe""8 125 Fifth Avenue New York City! Great Lakes Bulletin. HENRY ROMEIKE, 106-110 Seventh Ave, New York comicbooks.com