File:GoldenEyes 1918-10-20(uncat SFACA-64).jpg

Artist	Nell Brinkley  (1886–1944)     Alternative names Brinkley Description American illustrator and comic artist Date of birth/death 5 September 1886  21 October 1944 / 20 October 1944  Location of birth/death Denver  United States of America  Authority file : Q4122028 VIAF: 96128208 ISNI: 0000000116906358 ULAN: 500065133 LCCN: n2001001841 SUDOC: 117743038 WorldCat artist QS:P170,Q4122028
Description	English: CGA_10, Thu Jan 17, 2008, 2:38:42 PM, 8C, 10378x12926, (238+359), 133%, Repro 1.8 v2, 1/60 s, R86.3, G74.6, B84.8
Date	20 October 1918 date QS:P571,+1918-10-20T00:00:00Z/11
Collection	Billy Ireland Cartoon Library & Museum    Location Columbus , United States of America Coordinates 39° 59′ 58.5″ N, 83° 00′ 31.5″ W   Established 1977  Website cartoons.osu.edu  Authority file : Q4912763 VIAF: 142919978 ISNI: 000000012173487X LCCN: n2002011545 SUDOC: 136500374 J9U: 987007413278405171 WorldCat institution QS:P195,Q4912763
Source/Photographer	Billy Ireland Cartoon Museum

Once again the sable and white of "Uncle Sam's" mane mingled in the gilded curls of "Bill's" girl, as she took him in her arms on the floor of the Hun's dugout. The German had stripped first of all the dispatch-case from about "Uncle Sam's" neck, and blindly she waited her fait; until the GOOD GENIUS of the ALLIES spoke to her and said, "Too obvious, 'Bill would never put your message there, IF "Uncle Sam' found him!" Feverishly, while she wound and washed the long gash on his foreleg, she unfurled a dirty, crimson-stained once-white bandage that had come with him from the American lines, from about another wire-torn leg, and found—what made her eyes gleam golden, her breath hurry and her heart pound. "'Uncle Sam' brought your call for help straight to me. So, darling, I am pinning my faith to our best friend, 'Uncle Sam'! I shall watch where he heads for—and will lead a raiding party to bring you back! Send him back to guide us if you can!" "Golden-Eyes" crumpled it in a little fist tucked away in the dark and watch the Hun officer with a wicked little smile. The dispatch-case was empty! "The dog failed—whatever he tried to do," mused the "heart-breaker" in field-gray. "You may keep him!" he beamed on "Golden-Eyes"

He did not report the capture of "Golden-Eyes." The creed of the German told him it would not be long until she would worship his "SUPER"—mannishness.

Meanwhile the silver-lilies of France on the silken hangings above her head seemed to wink in the candle-light!

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