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The IhllCfbat Family Spanish Serenade copyright 1912. National News Associate By U eWITTiaTI •* —■ " ■ " -—"~Tr> tX 7 nV— ■~- ■ J 7^/MISTUH DIAJGBAV'I nj ( AM-HAH- So- A \ f : ~t Y \ Puri?™ - I T>°>t /iste£ To Pat OUTBURF\ | i SOME £ft£sM SPAAPSH CAVALier, \ ===£g==£.-=„:- ‘ U - -5/ nF /MELODY - AwT IT TocBAM | I trying to Charm old lady - I JEa l=^». —x—' _»*_ X - --' -- -X=X /vussus dingbat awt hcme.7 \ HA-A-Rft- The MOA)STteR J ~r o hear. T - JX ~ hn - 1 x' Xx fl Hr bx fZ RAQO *<% \ fe»\ sssb v&x— S - ur I ,U v/ WvZ _ $z . Z< \ E^;^~sß-L v< , wife with out X~:XZE \ you Again; - AOW -J K Z> 4 EM-M.3SUW ) jMMf 4 /VO T E W k\ t •' 7Wta f ' 9ji f AjJ \ X /OH senorita'A XcXi’x/ /Estrella de \ wi > /Xx<x — 1/k i UIM X X WrffmXWFi «*»>* M -) .aQM X i xXXj [ fll 11 X M X 1® X FHM ‘ Wg x 5 ■ Jrx liftM I>W RP* 1 Zj rEASTS~by /norths we3tS ( f or a i AD WISibLE / T ) h J C 7Sr^W0 SES ) T/WHO ARE- \ Mouses To Be A / TS To f'eaß- J /• y great Vaffiy & J«X> y TR i'.. X ®. SherlodcO the OnF *.* The Adventure of the Mortified Major copyright. 1912, National News A s sn . By GliS YBP aThPPy”! 1 Tcome WATSO, L_ <! FORWARD MARCH • 1 J COME ON I \ lweee ' s ™ e GuN ~ i (MAJOR. SONEHEADO, I DEDUCE FRoiT 1 KCALHC.M , I J p (&auise \ - —y > U/ATSO _'X / LUe ' ve I <SO<HE MAS PUT A 4 setDtEßsj 1Z? LEFT - RIGHT.', I X TC J } (, X PIDN'T, ANDI GUN HAS HOT BEEN LOADED. BY CON-) OUR &U 3 GUN Otlf X I LEFT ' R,GHr M W , f \ TO® 8 ' 1 L A V- \ HAVE ALREADY CENTQATtHC yoUR INTELLECT ON J jOF COMMISSION- H < J/ AVE EM TRT IT AGAIN X \ \ PEOuCtO THE k YOU MAT D.SCOUet f r vie cant Firs it . r ’ & FIRE, i ktu. sir, vk •-- c \ ' Solution of the \ I U/ht you cant fire cr t j t “X X { Jk Jrzr % NYSTeR - Y 'F ' —" 2 —>( —'— ■ l-Fij < A (IPIW ilfeW WkSB iw M Jr * ’SX O\\ S _ '•- ?I nctsomwhF WsPH v;„,< ,A ILZ^Sf, -i., , “M ' Wjf? fkF* Jr 9 'F F/o' iSm " x ; I —-CX~ ~ /'/ >. \ ■ 1 X. a -'» I* yK -— — 81 II IK -■—' V ~ J ffj eL I . .( Q'M/7'MZY f"Z? I QI M/I / 7 FSI Too Much Fondness foi Cherry Pie Gets Copyright, 1912. by National News TAm j 1 •al'i uesperaie uebmona as ciaude Eciaire in Bad with the czar servtce - rierstijieia IbtSMONb.-TAKE A BFrt IcHERKTP'F! ] IHE WHci E , o2AMDe Ycv A feE~| X V SF JOF EACH .AMMF YOU LIVE UAUPE IS / ) ASLEEP-AMP A spy FH?AR £ m f Ak 1 HAVE OTHER DEATHS CRAZY ABOUT ?—F > H DbSMOM? IS 'N' ©V CH \"“S? HIA4 AT CWCE AIS® for. vov villain pT.-n-o PLc g - SwJS? } <W SSXZSa JCW_2 "■ WBRTOM ># Mki CpEE TJ uS XX * curbs’ itZgheX t ™e \ SSgsuCTHMt, PL ?^, , .k^“' w^SE. H picy AND THE PEASANTS Cn\ INTY 'Ww’’ > kJWI(oIV F7MiB?^ gE . W3i fyg^o^ep/ 1 , wf >X/// wai 3 ' ' ! Uli Ifel ~ --ya \o\ xx x a'\\v\v\- ,• • . “.• r z g^m^wXwiXWFX3--y , -g^ X , 1 FWTF-NDS OF THE CZIR. II TESTING THE PIES. 1 HI CHERRY RIPE. IV.— A MIDSIGHT IT X <ll ; V OTCH! OT'CH! : VI.—FALSELY ACCUSED. ■ Claude n nd Rowiniond are now high In The < «ar'« birthday, and nil hln loynl InveMigating the aarloiix plea, dubious All the pulnee is asleep—all except Ever step on a cherry stone In your Awakened by Claude’s cries the nalnes the favor of the Oar, whose young son subjects send him cakes and plea and other " nd ""1./L 1 } d ”!l*. CU ?’,Ji** ra a? 1 I ?„ C< ’ ,,, , e T a \, r< ””* c, “ u , de ’ tlla ‘ ,s ' ,!'“ r her ? cannot take his hnt . p fpet f Xof v e li, nexer do. It w ill guards and the Czar himself mail tn <k. I fh n, ‘hHdge < ’ I Furtbe""lT d f | " 1 " ,, ’' ° Ve 5 P«»-»<- "" '"Kent of their fealty. Also Xow Claude’ls pn.Monntel'y’‘’fond tleed down stnDs ""’th such ”0" pMehora ’” nke :F,,,, J " mp " ke " bu ’’ k,n e broncho and kitchen. There our hero Is discovered In Vl ine nriui»e. r ortner, neennond U Qn much Rome AiibjectN that are not loya! ma? ha*e of cherry pfe—lndeed, one of his reiiMen s of nle**. he flcnreN that nnbod' would mlas I holler like a crazy Indian. Ciaude, quietly the dead of night, and of course he is taken ’ ' •». "L, «Ti* ** £ne lovers are sent in a few pies especial!? doctored for for loHnc Bourne—» ■«» much Is that she one. and so he resolves to sneak ouietlv sneaking Ino the imperial kitchen, has for a spy. Os what use to say that he wn® InLu! ~*° k * »/ V !5 h t h e *’ he diaorganlfation of the Ciar> internal can hake a cherry pie that beats anything down stairs and have a midnight lunch of landed on a cherry stone, and u hen he merely after cherry pie. Who would be- villain, noy tftat he < ««r himself has di- economy. So Desmond 1* ordered to taste in ’Sen England. oemnond knows Claude’s ciicrrx pie. it is our hero’s one weakness comes down from fels jump he lands on lieve such a story? So now Claude and «•*<'<*■<* fh«< n,s nilsrrnhle career he ended each pie. If he comes across a medicated weakness and scatters cherry stones o n «„ Me cannot condemn him too severely another. In hia surprise he sells at the top Rosamond are in a bad fix. To-morrow In the most nainfvl manner w It will be curtains for him the floor for his plan. 1 of his voice, forgetting his position. shows how they fare. Us Boys Snapshots of Yesterday’s Game Registered In U. S. Patent Office. By Tom McNamara ; THINGS THAT HAPPENED TO STRIKE US AL >MTEREt,TIN6 AT YesTERDAYfc GAME ON THE HOME GROUNOt I Fx/v^rj— H EZ !mke i 1 T&.^w»iwwiwmii | mm XXiRA! OO home SO I VNVITFD LAWRENCE TDJDfN US. UHUST YOU we M FAKE _X HAVE SOMe EON VIOH II / qTAOrifO C..'.~>.- HE HAS NO UNIFORM FCRTO CMtx BUT I PROMISE TNAF MFRFAFTFft suoni n CANT PLAY TX> DAY* ■—G • ASftk u’L'' <L_? *' PIM , I ' ! KF»bh<7 |AJ TS He TAKE PART/N OUR GAMES HE INVL vugAKOME W iTMOUTFAr.- I —Y ■ ' xgA , r Fr»C I < V S ®I/« ~-J L UKe. ir illustrates better. WORK ' ZZ M z_ L-l r -L o / Yj'h_-Y_-->._- 1 .-L-- 1 . 7=x^x___ __ \ /z ~/llAl'KYrl ' ANYTHING ELSE. TUST MOW TpE OLEANDERS-New TWIRLER W M auLDERJ /jSf H He * XXfl'tX C“I*XA X<y Zy , - * sot around the bases after, is a marvel and i* he mao zx= jk x^laF..</ Jsr x tU 5 z>X 1 SOME NOREPUTATTOM GETS >1 /CfcfXX.'X ' r 7^. NV r , :t < ANER.Oeys SOME BAD NEWS. I PITCHER, FACES WM For, the TIME. HOMERUN. STRUCK OUT TWENTY ■> jft O yCX, r X fall FOUR take yer ) gawan, chase i BuTTon toes gets so ] . ..... 'A z TT“H '’cTrin'E tArff i) r~-,-r and allowed but 'X>rX ' ITYGRSELF lco »sses X sr^s x f OHMDh‘( Z 5^ S ’ R,KE WREE •> e OFF P Hirs BUT STILL H£ WAS Z**V ( f f LU, Mi ; ms ZmL 7 And almo^Fwork* *£= X ' L ° JWe&aits XAI "M* / dW /'Sit z I MIS catcher daffy. o rms and X Sf _-«-4 I, ll 1 •■ — ~~ W /;■■ x wCZx SWF ~ -mxx-- <csx MKn r . fxxx " ' iff / v -xSBSfe-. X kinky Diaiks TKouNCe ' -ex 02? X J 7 1K) WUANfeDiNfeERS AfaAiN _. Mk-A F* i r \ /—L £ I STANDiNL qp the CLUBS. IO LOOK AF ,TH IS NEW GOY ffPt d fcK ZY X £& / v7.-| FT-- you WOULD NT THINK HIM X X CX? “ X 7 ~ M'NKY DINKS S’ q i AMA Rx/EU, WOULD YOU ? /~= t~jX AFTER THtS LITTLE jivmrr - 'X- MANAGED TB RETIRE tUe OTHER SIDE A ■«-»*—■ —. rnr; — STARFISH GIANTS 7, 3 -LOO , ±. ._2?X- Xi- -fl* '.fCr kx F* X IMMINfe WltH 8 RUNS, ||cOMPOSITE PICTURE GF THE STARFISH GANTS AT 8 AT. |WHANGDINfeERS | q. 200 " - " ieJ - - -’ ■•■■-- --•■■<-<■ ■■ L—,— if THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS: TUESDAY. MAY 7, 1912