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1. The Yarns of Captain Fibb. "The plain facts of the case is these: I wuz a-settin' on a rock, lookin' out to sea, when all of a suddent I sees a beautiful girl ridin' around in the water on horseback…"

Creator:: Kahles, C.W., 1878-1931
Identifier:: Digital ID: d_5675
Date Issued:: July 16, 1910

2. The Yarns of Captain Fibb. "Children, you must always return good foer evil--it pays"

Creator:: Kahles, C.W., 1878-1931
Identifier:: Digital ID: d_5679
Date Issued:: August 6, 1910

3. The Yarns of Captain Fibb. "It sure does pay to be kind to dumb creatures"

Creator:: Kahles, C.W., 1878-1931
Identifier:: Digital ID: d_5681
Date Issued:: August 27, 1910

4. Don Quixote Up-To-Date

Creator:: Kahles, C.W., 1878-1931
Identifier:: Digital ID: d_5686
Date Created:: November 5, 1910

5. The Yarns of Captain Fibb. "Speed? There don't none of you know nothin' about speed!"

Creator:: Kahles, C.W., 1878-1931
Identifier:: Digital ID: d_5662
Date Issued:: March 19, 1910

6. The Yarns of Captain Fibb. "Yes, children, oncet in me travels I came across a town called Spittsburgh, a place where there wuz so much smoke and soot that it hung over the city like a pall"

Creator:: Kahles, C.W., 1878-1931
Identifier:: Digital ID: d_5666
Date Issued:: April 30, 1910

7. The Yarns of Captain Fibb. "Twuz when I wuz captain of the Polly Ann, I wuz a-settin' on the poop deck one calm summer day sunnin' meself and thinkin of home and fambly"

Creator:: Kahles, C.W., 1878-1931
Identifier:: Digital ID: d_5670
Date Issued:: May 28, 1910

8. The Yarns of Captain Fibb. "We wuz in the middle of the Atlantic, with a cargo of toy balloons fer Copenhagen, when we run inter an awful storm"

Creator:: Kahles, C.W., 1878-1931
Identifier:: Digital ID: d_5655
Date Issued:: January 22, 1910

9. The Yarns of Captain Fibb. "Poor Mike"

Creator:: Kahles, C.W., 1878-1931
Identifier:: Digital ID: d_5668
Date Issued:: May 14, 1910

10. The Yarns of Captain Fibb. "The biggest catch of fish I ever made wuz done in a very onusual way"

Creator:: Kahles, C.W., 1878-1931
Identifier:: Digital ID: d_5680
Date Issued:: August 20, 1910

11. The Yarns of Captain Fibb. "How'd I git these black eyes?"

Creator:: Kahles, C.W., 1878-1931
Identifier:: Digital ID: d_5669
Date Issued:: May 21, 1910

12. The Yarns of Captain Fibb. "We wuz roundin' the Horn when we run inter the worst storm I ever see"

Creator:: Kahles, C.W., 1878-1931
Identifier:: Digital ID: d_5673
Date Issued:: June 25, 1910

13. The Yarns of Captain Fibb. "Oncet when we wuz in a South American port the captain sent me ashore to git a keg of cider"

Creator:: Kahles, C.W., 1878-1931
Identifier:: Digital ID: d_5683
Date Issued:: September 17, 1910

14. The Yarns of Captain Fibb. "Can’t you look a bit pleasant?"

Creator:: Kahles, C.W., 1878-1931
Identifier:: Digital ID: d_5685
Date Issued:: October 29, 1910

15. The Yarns of Captain Fibb. "Thickest fog I’ve seen in forty year!"

Creator:: Kahles, C.W., 1878-1931
Identifier:: Digital ID: d_5684
Date Issued:: October 15, 1910

16. The Yarns of Captain Fibb. "Twuz in the Bay o' Biscay, me lads"

Creator:: Kahles, C.W., 1878-1931
Identifier:: Digital ID: d_5682
Date Issued:: September 3, 1910

17. The Yarns of Captain Fibb. "One-eyed Ike and Spike Marlin is bad eggs"

Creator:: Kahles, C.W., 1878-1931
Identifier:: Digital ID: d_5671
Date Issued:: June 11, 1910

18. The Yarns of Captain Fibb. "Say! Mr. Burbank ain't got nothin' on me"

Creator:: Kahles, C.W., 1878-1931
Identifier:: Digital ID: d_5663
Date Issued:: March 26, 1910

19. Don Quixote Up-To-Date

Creator:: Kahles, C.W., 1878-1931
Identifier:: Digital ID: d_5691
Date Created:: January 14, 1911

20. The Yarns of Captain Fibb. "Listen, and I'll tell yez as strange a tale as ever came from the high seas"

Creator:: Kahles, C.W., 1878-1931
Identifier:: Digital ID: d_5678
Date Issued:: July 30, 1910

21. The Yarns of Captain Fibb. "The worst blizzard I ever heerd tell on happened when I wuz livin' in Missoury"

Creator:: Kahles, C.W., 1878-1931
Identifier:: Digital ID: d_5661
Date Issued:: March 12, 1910

22. The Yarns of Captain Fibb. "This is the true story of how I reached the top of Mt. Fibb"

Creator:: Kahles, C.W., 1878-1931
Identifier:: Digital ID: d_5656
Date Issued:: February 5, 1910

23. The Yarns of Captain Fibb. "Whew! It gives me the shivers yet when I think of it"

Creator:: Kahles, C.W., 1878-1931
Identifier:: Digital ID: d_5672
Date Issued:: June 18, 1910

24. The Yarns of Captain Fibb. "I've had some purty strange adventures, but nothin' ever could touch this one"

Creator:: Kahles, C.W., 1878-1931
Identifier:: Digital ID: d_5676
Date Issued:: July 23, 1910

25. Don Quixote Up-To-Date

Creator:: Kahles, C.W., 1878-1931
Identifier:: Digital ID: d_5688
Date Created:: November 26, 1910

26. The Yarns of Captain Fibb. "Always remember, children, that it pays to be kind to dumb beasts"

Creator:: Kahles, C.W., 1878-1931
Identifier:: Digital ID: d_5674
Date Issued:: July 9, 1910

27. The Yarns of Captain Fibb. "Me bankroll for a hoss!"

Creator:: Kahles, C.W., 1878-1931
Identifier:: Digital ID: d_5664
Date Issued:: April 2, 1910

1. The Yarns of Captain Fibb. "The plain facts of the case is these: I wuz a-settin' on a rock, lookin' out to sea, when all of a suddent I sees a beautiful girl ridin' around in the water on horseback…"

2. The Yarns of Captain Fibb. "Children, you must always return good foer evil--it pays"

3. The Yarns of Captain Fibb. "It sure does pay to be kind to dumb creatures"

4. Don Quixote Up-To-Date

5. The Yarns of Captain Fibb. "Speed? There don't none of you know nothin' about speed!"

6. The Yarns of Captain Fibb. "Yes, children, oncet in me travels I came across a town called Spittsburgh, a place where there wuz so much smoke and soot that it hung over the city like a pall"

7. The Yarns of Captain Fibb. "Twuz when I wuz captain of the Polly Ann, I wuz a-settin' on the poop deck one calm summer day sunnin' meself and thinkin of home and fambly"

8. The Yarns of Captain Fibb. "We wuz in the middle of the Atlantic, with a cargo of toy balloons fer Copenhagen, when we run inter an awful storm"

9. The Yarns of Captain Fibb. "Poor Mike"

10. The Yarns of Captain Fibb. "The biggest catch of fish I ever made wuz done in a very onusual way"

11. The Yarns of Captain Fibb. "How'd I git these black eyes?"

12. The Yarns of Captain Fibb. "We wuz roundin' the Horn when we run inter the worst storm I ever see"

13. The Yarns of Captain Fibb. "Oncet when we wuz in a South American port the captain sent me ashore to git a keg of cider"

14. The Yarns of Captain Fibb. "Can’t you look a bit pleasant?"

15. The Yarns of Captain Fibb. "Thickest fog I’ve seen in forty year!"

16. The Yarns of Captain Fibb. "Twuz in the Bay o' Biscay, me lads"

17. The Yarns of Captain Fibb. "One-eyed Ike and Spike Marlin is bad eggs"

18. The Yarns of Captain Fibb. "Say! Mr. Burbank ain't got nothin' on me"

19. Don Quixote Up-To-Date

20. The Yarns of Captain Fibb. "Listen, and I'll tell yez as strange a tale as ever came from the high seas"

21. The Yarns of Captain Fibb. "The worst blizzard I ever heerd tell on happened when I wuz livin' in Missoury"

22. The Yarns of Captain Fibb. "This is the true story of how I reached the top of Mt. Fibb"

23. The Yarns of Captain Fibb. "Whew! It gives me the shivers yet when I think of it"

24. The Yarns of Captain Fibb. "I've had some purty strange adventures, but nothin' ever could touch this one"

25. Don Quixote Up-To-Date

26. The Yarns of Captain Fibb. "Always remember, children, that it pays to be kind to dumb beasts"

27. The Yarns of Captain Fibb. "Me bankroll for a hoss!"

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1. The Yarns of Captain Fibb. "The plain facts of the case is these: I wuz a-settin' on a rock, lookin' out to sea, when all of a suddent I sees a beautiful girl ridin' around in the water on horseback…"

2. The Yarns of Captain Fibb. "Children, you must always return good foer evil--it pays"

3. The Yarns of Captain Fibb. "It sure does pay to be kind to dumb creatures"

4. Don Quixote Up-To-Date

5. The Yarns of Captain Fibb. "Speed? There don't none of you know nothin' about speed!"

6. The Yarns of Captain Fibb. "Yes, children, oncet in me travels I came across a town called Spittsburgh, a place where there wuz so much smoke and soot that it hung over the city like a pall"

7. The Yarns of Captain Fibb. "Twuz when I wuz captain of the Polly Ann, I wuz a-settin' on the poop deck one calm summer day sunnin' meself and thinkin of home and fambly"

8. The Yarns of Captain Fibb. "We wuz in the middle of the Atlantic, with a cargo of toy balloons fer Copenhagen, when we run inter an awful storm"

9. The Yarns of Captain Fibb. "Poor Mike"

10. The Yarns of Captain Fibb. "The biggest catch of fish I ever made wuz done in a very onusual way"

11. The Yarns of Captain Fibb. "How'd I git these black eyes?"

12. The Yarns of Captain Fibb. "We wuz roundin' the Horn when we run inter the worst storm I ever see"

13. The Yarns of Captain Fibb. "Oncet when we wuz in a South American port the captain sent me ashore to git a keg of cider"

14. The Yarns of Captain Fibb. "Can’t you look a bit pleasant?"

15. The Yarns of Captain Fibb. "Thickest fog I’ve seen in forty year!"

16. The Yarns of Captain Fibb. "Twuz in the Bay o' Biscay, me lads"

17. The Yarns of Captain Fibb. "One-eyed Ike and Spike Marlin is bad eggs"

18. The Yarns of Captain Fibb. "Say! Mr. Burbank ain't got nothin' on me"

19. Don Quixote Up-To-Date

20. The Yarns of Captain Fibb. "Listen, and I'll tell yez as strange a tale as ever came from the high seas"

21. The Yarns of Captain Fibb. "The worst blizzard I ever heerd tell on happened when I wuz livin' in Missoury"

22. The Yarns of Captain Fibb. "This is the true story of how I reached the top of Mt. Fibb"

23. The Yarns of Captain Fibb. "Whew! It gives me the shivers yet when I think of it"

24. The Yarns of Captain Fibb. "I've had some purty strange adventures, but nothin' ever could touch this one"

25. Don Quixote Up-To-Date

26. The Yarns of Captain Fibb. "Always remember, children, that it pays to be kind to dumb beasts"

27. The Yarns of Captain Fibb. "Me bankroll for a hoss!"

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