Homer Randall

Army Boys in France Homer Randall

Publisher Marketing: Looks like war, fellows exclaimed Frank Sheldon, as, on a cold March morning he came briskly into the business house where he was employed, and slipped off his overcoat. Oh, I don't know, responded Bart Raymond, Frank's special chum. It's looked like war ever since the Lusitania was sunk, but we haven't got our fighting clothes on yet. The American eagle keeps on cooing like a dove. He's waking up now though, asserted Frank confidently, and pretty soon he'll begin to scream. And when he does there'll be trouble for the Kaiser. He isn't worrying much about us, put in Tom Bradford. He figures that his U-boats will do the trick long before we get ready to fight. Sometimes I think he's pretty nearly right too. They're sinking ships right and left.