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Europe's Estimate of President Wilson's Peace Proposals Nurse Returns From Her Afternoon 3 The Cooked Goose ut | “Qué us sembla el gall dindi imperial?” “Now, children, I hope you have all “Qué'ns ha de semblar! Que ja esta ben been good while I've been away!"—Pass- cuit!” ing Show (London). “And how is the royal bird now?” “Just nicely cooked!"—Esquetla (Bar- celona). At the Congress of Wilson—Qui non c'é p quantunque disarmato rasso' al militarismo. Wilson—It's no place for you here; al- though disarmed you look like militar- ism.—L'Asino (Rome) The Firm Basis of Peace Kolossale omoaeltninger forestaar i Wilson's Second Visit to Paris “We've got to keep our balance till the Europa, Solen som hittil gik up i ost, gaar “So, my dear young lady, you will soon show is over.""—Nebelspalter (Zurich). nu op i vest. return’ to your home at The Hague."”— A great change has taken place in Nebelspalter (Zurich). Europe. The sun, usually rising in the East, comes up for once out of the West. —Heepsen (Christiana). comicbooks.com