Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 153, October 17, 1917 by Various
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The mess-cook, on the other hand, identified the relic as the stopping, recently mislaid, from one of his back teeth. In any case there seems little room for doubt that a Hun airman has avenged the long-dead lady. * * * * * [Illustration: ENIGMA. POLICEMAN (_on duty at St. Stephen's_). "STAND ASIDE, PLEASE." MR. PUNCH. "WHAT'S HAPPENING?" POLICEMAN. "PARLIAMENT REASSEMBLING." MR. PUNCH. "WHY?"] * * * * * [Illustration: _Ex-Bus-driver (in difficulties in the roadless zone)._ "'ERE'S OLE PICCADILLY UP AGIN--FAIR IN THE 'IGHTH OF THE SEASON."] * * * * * THE MUD LARKS. All the world has marvelled at "the irrepressible good humour" of old Atkins. Every distinguished tripper who comes Cook's-touring to the |
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