Penny Dreadfuls, 1898 · page 1 of 16
Happy Days: Tom Taylor, The Boy Who Worried Blanco — page 1: what you’re looking at
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% , Next Week! “A Paper of His Own; Or, How Phil Bright Became an Editor.” Next Week! - THIS PAPER AWAY TEN BICYCLES EVERY FOUR WEEKS. \ ° , ' . = \\ aaah A. PAPER FOR YOUNG AND OLD | a Issued IVeekly and Entered according to Act of Congress, in the year 1898, by FRANK TOUSEY. wm the office of the Librarian of Congress, at Washington, D. Entered as Second Class Matter at the New York, N. Y. Post Office, October 19th, 1894. Vol. VIII, FRANK TOUSEY, \ 29 West 26th Street. ao _—— NEW YORK, AUGUST 18, 1898. {°" g1.23 vor Six Monn, } No. 200 i TOM | AYLOR The Boy Who Wortied Blanco; or, How He Won His Stars. De sna A STORY OF THE SPANISH-AMERICAN WAR. By H. K. SHACKLEFORD. ’ ne : | » MA Py : ‘ a chy | ny <s > a i id) j AYO SS ey ae s si te | | , iW VP git h rY uN eet j )) i mio ‘ = hy Hy} Hi Wy H!) Hi i A at ) i \ vj Yi} / : = iN ih) Py |} ) Yi Wh . on Wwe " batt Y i" i yj) iia tN) Gta uae un HN VE a fl : ] ie | Ne : iM 4 Wi 4) PPA ; NS VN ’ i Pps ‘DN \ { - t —d Iu \\ With the recklessness of men who had lone been accustomed to ride down mobs of unarmed people, the cavalry yelled; and char furiously upon the Cubans. : ged . “Steady, now, men,” sung out Captain Tom. ‘“‘Ready! Aim!—-Fire!’ He was ex- tremely deliberate In giving the orders, and the men of his command stood firm as they delivered the volley, 2 al ! d sheen Sa thy PM cee comicbooks.com