Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 153, September 19, 1917 by Various
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Acting, explained an applicant to the House of Commons' Tribunal, is regarded by many as a work of national importance. The Tribunal have generously arranged for him to storm a few barns in Flanders. *** Sixty-eight thousand persons, it is stated, have visited the maze at Hampton Court this season. Others have been content to stay at home and study the sugar regulations. *** The admission fee to a concert recently held for the benefit of the Southwark Military Hospital was one egg. None of the gate money, it seems, reached the performers. *** According to the Town Crier of Dover, who has just retired after fifty years' service, town crying isn't what it was before the War. People _will_ listen to the bombs instead of attending to the properly constituted official. *** A "History of the Russian Revolution" has been published. The pen may not be mightier than the sword to-day, but it manages to keep ahead of it. |
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