Chapter I

Donahey’s Cartoons

DRAWN BY
J. H. DONAHEY
Cartoonist for The Cleveland Plain Dealer

PUBLISHED BY
The Korner & Wood Co.
CLEVELAND.

These cartoons are published
by courtesy of

The Cleveland Plain Dealer.

The cartoons in this volume are designed to illustrate in simple fashion the little joys and the little troubles that help to make up the sum total of life.

The artist hopes that beneath their whimsicalities and exaggerations there will be found an appeal to that touch of nature that makes us all kin.

Congress returns to their regiments the captured flags of the South.]

“Wonder why Grandmother doesn’t care to play today?”]

Two orders for an early call.]

“Anyway Doc, it was a glorious victory!”]

“----and Larry, he pile drivered to second and every fan on the bleachers up and yapped himself hoarse.”]

“Won’t they ever come home!”]

“Oh you needn’t look so happy. I’ll be back again this evening!”]

“Come along there you children, don’t you know Roosevelt left Washington today!”]

“I’ll let ye peep, Sis, if ye don’t squeal!”]

Transcriber’s Notes

Captionless illustrations are small and semi-decorative.

There is no Table of Contents or List of Illustrations.