Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 153, October 24, 1917 by Various
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* * * * * HEART-TO-HEART TALKS. (_THE GERMAN KAISER, THE TSAR OF BULGARIA, AND THE SULTAN OF TURKEY._) _The Tsar_. You must admit that Sofia is a most agreeable place. Where else could you find such genuine and overwhelming enthusiasm for the War and our alliance? _The Kaiser_. I don't know. It didn't seem to me exactly violent; but then, of course, you know your people better than I do, and it may be-- _The Sultan_. Umph. _The Tsar_. I know just what you are going to say, MEHMED. You feel, as we do, that the voice of the People is the true guide for a ruler. You feel that too, don't you, WILHELM? _The Kaiser_. I have never hesitated to say so. It is on such sentiments that the greatness of our Imperial House is based. _The Sultan_. Umph. _The Tsar_. There--I knew you would agree with us. You heard, WILHELM? MEHMED agrees with us. _The Kaiser_. That is, of course, immensely gratifying. |
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