Life — October 4, 1917 — page 15: what you’re looking at

Machine-transcribed from the original scan — historical spelling and the odd misread are preserved.

LIFE: 539 “ANOTHER FOG! THAT RRINGS ME WITHIN THE IN- “Oh, yes. He's only waiting now to have the governs THE WILLOWBYS' WARD 18 ON THE NIGHT OF MOLLY'S BIRTHDAY PARTY THE PROFESSOR TRIES TO FIND A QUIET NOOK An Exercise for Pupils HE 3 an exercise in rhetoric for the pupils of the School of Journalism A paragraph in the August Review of R Bismarck, the great figure of Europe of the nine- teenth century, as many frank utterances show, per sonally believed that the great fabric he had consti- tuted would in the end gravitate towards freedom: s reads: What ails that paragraph, pupils? When you discover, report to your boss, Dr. Talcott Williams, who wrote it And you will profit if you read the whole of the article that contains it, and which tells how the German Empire has menaced Democracy. It is a first-class article. Completing the Job RE goes Inkleton, the great inventor.” Didn't he invent a clever machine to destroy all the U-hoats ? COME TAX" ment reject it.” comicbooks.com