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Kasakokwog Island
1911
A small island with tall trees in Kasakokwog Lake, which was called Anna Lake by the rangers. The far shoreline is in the background.
Dad Writing Up The Journal
1910
Carl's cartoon drawing of himself and Howard ("dad") Greene. Dad is relaxing by a tree smoking a tobacco pipe while Carl is busily writing.
Carl's Cartoon
1909
A cartoon drawn by Carl depicting Billy Mac being punched by an anthopmorphized canoe, which is wearing boxing gloves.
"Poetic Justice" Cartoon
1910
Carl's humorous drawing depicting The Gang as stick figures in three panels. Di the dog is also featured and is more completely drawn.
Carl's Moose Drawing
1911
Carl's humorous drawing of the two perspectives of the moose sighting on Sturgeon Lake titled: "What Bill Saw and What B. Meese Saw." Carl refers to the moose as Bill Meese.
"The Artist" Cartoon
1910
Carl's humorous drawing titled: "The Artist." One of The Gang is depicted with items in front of him, including cups, a jug, and an opened can. Diadem (Di) the dog is next to the artist and behind ...
