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THE BANNER-nERALl). ATHENS. GEORGIA.
PltlDAV, SEl'TE.MIIEIt 28. 1928-
FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS
OUR BOARDING HOUSE
BOOK OF KNOWLEDGE
Sketches by Bessey—Synopsis bv* Braucher
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During Grover Cleveland's first term, the majority of
senators were Republican, so the Democrats did not
have-complete control. During this term there were
great labor strikes in many parts of the country. The
railv/ay strike in Chicago became so serious that Presi
dent Cleveland called out United States soldiers to pro-
tect'the mails. ?-z:
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The United States
Navy, which had been al
lowed to diminish since
the , Civil War, was
strengthened when the
construction of modern
warships was begun.
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In 1886, as a token of
good will, the French pre
sented to the United
States the Statue of Lib
erty that stands in New
York harbor. . l.
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f it's sure a Belut 1 . \ OHlso vob got) WiM.jdontt
/ but when you consider' \ it in a crawl. / Remember
that two touch guys help eh? W hv hom, ( swing awhing
me While a third Swung. li understood \ or the kind-
ON ME, l DIDN'T MAKE /AGNES To SAW \ SERIOUSLY !
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~ SOMETHING ABOUT f MENTIONED the
Pop Runmmg into /ceuar door a5
A cellar Doory/ „ JOKE-OH .
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I just about
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eve# that CELIAS
v door gag as
) YOU WOULD
/ standing on a
y viet BAR oF
soap
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l-VVwiXED
I5 1 TsVFlOOfl
YEAH 1 . THREE
THUGS BEAT
HIM UP-ThATS
THE LOW- r - /
DOWN / /
1 TOLD YOU I DIDN'T INANT
THIS TO GET AROUMD AMONG
THE NEIGHBORS. AND HERE
YOU GRAB' THE FIRST
OPPORTUNITY TO M&kE /
People think tm a
DELIBERATE LIAR - NOIN
TKEYLL suspect something
WORSE THAN THE >
AND 1 DON'T/Boa :■ V
KNOW INHAT
that d
/ So.there's more BACK CF TCP's;
/ Black eye than the cellars
DOOR FABLE-1 THOUGHT SO- 7,
NOT THAT 1 CARE,BUT WHEN MOM
TRIES To MAKE AflEEEROUT CF Mli
BY denying one of HEC ooiN-;,',
VIELl ,THE TRUTH mu$T BE MORE
INTERESTING. ANP I INTEND TO ^
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yIVom's Shop-woPh
EXPLANATION
that ftp's BLUE
Blinker wag
the result
OF A
COLUSION «
WITH AN OPEN
DOOR SETS INTO
A TANGLE WHEN
Pop forgets him
self AND TELLS
THE
TfiUTH.—>
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MUON EARNS A
ENOUGH MONEY Tbj
GNE HIS VUTE /
MIHAT SHE WANTS! V
>Rqj/f^R N BENJAMIN
LE/E^AND V HARRISON * ^
President Cleveland wa* in favor of a low tariff on
[-ported goods, but the Senate, mostly Republican, re
fusalltd'consent. Cleveland and the Senate fought
bitter battles. In the election of 1888 Cleveland was
beaten by Benjamin .Harrison, Republican. Cleveland
received,a majority of the popular vote, but Harrison
- - majority of the electoral vote. < _ c.
rvM'V /t* d. r /
■ JfltfifLi. majority of the •lectoral vote* •
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WASH TUBBS
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SIDE GLANCES
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f E£Bie hope of free-
•port JADh, the
FMOPltG W\F£ OF
H0DS0N-66Y, SWEARS
To owe him the cold
SHOULDER UNTIL THE
«CHS ARE RetEASeO,
AND HE'S WORRieE
*1? HERE 15 NO CHANCE To ESCAPE-IT. NOT ONLY
ARE THEY GUARDED NIGHT AND DAY, BUT WATCH
FUL SENTRIES'ARE EVER STATIONED AT MOUNT-
A'U PATHS LEADING FROM THE STRONGHOLD. ,
■nav.awiT.wr. U\(aU AND MIGHTS/
TBastiicM. will be pt a ataniUtlU until after election!
Ignorance Is a Bliss
BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES
tathe OASSIFIEDMARKCT
m)T\ WIG yusr TRW TO 6Wi \ OfO ?
YOU COKTVOtHCE I Vi YOUR- HONEST
StvF-THIETh XVl! But •- 0VN&06H!
TOOKY-L VADNiT TOUCH W TO KNOW
YHWSG -YOU 0\0 W J THW-LO V>
tUtRY BET YOURLLLF! [ BEEN GCWR
I HONEST \NJUM -J TO
OOOH boy!
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TH’ GROUND ?
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ALL YOUTH, -STRWGmiU
HSR OUT A LITTLE —
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OVi TVS RUDDER BAR J
PERFECT .Boots’.
BY GEORGE
you're &ETTU46
ALONG FINE _
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J^FteB WEARY
WEE VLB OF
TRAVEL, WASH
AND GOZY
tfr'Lfc-i
COME To THE
end of Their-
JOURNEY IN
T^ri
THE DEPTH OF
The SAHARA.
vt vs the
OASIS OF THEIR
CRUEL CASTOR,
HUDSON BEY
The MERCILESS.
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