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“A Thanksgiving Truce”

Nov. 25, 2016 By Susan Barsy in History Tags: 1900s, cartoons, nature, Puck, Thanksgiving, Theodore Roosevelt 1 Comment

Teddy Roosevelt and wild animals gathered around a table for a Thanksgiving meal.
The Bear, raising his glass in a toast to Teddy Roosevelt, says with much feeling,: “Here’s hoping that when next we meet, we see you first.”

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