FRED AND TEDDY.—(I) Fred is standing guard, but is Hard put to it to keep his eyes open. (2) Teddy willingly relieves his friend and master. (3) While' Freddy gladly turns in once more. (4) Found out! The general is puzzled to see the furry sentry, (5) Freaddy wakes up next morning all unsuspectingly. (6) But what a dressingdown he gets from the general, for a soldier never leaves his post.
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Evening Star, Issue 22228, 4 January 1936, Page 4
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71FRED AND TEDDY.—(1) Fred is standing guard, but is Hard put to it to keep his eyes open. (2) Teddy willingly relieves his friend and master. (3) While' Freddy gladly turns in once more. (4) Found out! The general is puzzled to see the furry sentry, (5) Freaddy wakes up next morning all unsuspectingly. (6) But what a dressingdown he gets from the general, for a soldier never leaves his post. Evening Star, Issue 22228, 4 January 1936, Page 4
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