The Sunday Oregonian., October 21, 1917, SECTON FIVE, Page 12, Image 76

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THE STJXDAY OREGOXIAX, PORTLAND, OCTOBER 21, 1D17.
LIFE SKETCHES BY ARTIST WHO SENSES SPIRIT OF THE DAY
AMONG US MORTALS
Time
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fK VSN,V . " 'S The lady who used to hang .around the vraiting room
m-mr Ws 'iMV ftlMUlS--. ' knitting combing jackets and such, is now hard at
" jki' Vs ' " aixth "avy 8Weatcr'
Jof : ""T
3fe& Tom promise. M .W- .
to bring Ethel the.. W&&1tC fS 3
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Iffi exchange for . a'. fe f JptL 1 A
l&i&ViM I mufflerfwuch to ife W? 1(
'4!r ?'HS41M the astonishment tMtE! jfiW&tiJS P
"'i'fe- i of Otto, the wait- sg&jL PwfSts T I
'feW- er. who takes i, rJt-TS, ' ft fMvM8feA
:?! t ,uite seriously- PWl WWSK
The thirsty naval reservist in the booth is helped out by the obliging X Ss- . , u n l
nirsiy n who order, a drink for him P. Wgft fBlS ' A Reflected glory. I m not saying it because he s my son. Clara but
. ' " ' . honestly, isn t he just the handsoMtt
?jiSS:i command being maid busy with the - X I& f 151
p-j.. handed a few remains of a chop. ,X . fig f I'M IWi
I . -f-" tT 9Kii' "Th saved from a break- T. i5 Rc C JyW-tJ
"It.' awful, Mrs. Lacey. even corsets has gone . up on account of the
steel: in theml"
The second in
command being
handed a few.
"The very last
thing I said to
you was. 'Have
you got the
trunk keys?"
and you nodded
Yes! "
Maggie the chamber
maid busy with the
remains of a chop,
saved from a break
fast tray, reads the
war news, and de
cides the papers are
biassed for didn't a
German lady, once. ;
give her a five-dollar
tio and a lace collar?
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