Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 156, January 22, 1919 by Various
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1916 car, nearly new, two-seater body, hood, screen, complete, £13."--_Provincial Paper_. At that price it probably would be "musical." * * * * * "The latest telegrams from Berlin state that the Spartacus (Extremist) leaders are in extremis."--_Sunday Paper_, But, confound it, that's their element. * * * * * [Illustration: _Sergeant_. "ONLY ONE BUTTON DECENTLY CLEAN. AND I SUPPOSE YOU MANAGED TO GET THAT ONE BRIGHT BY RUBBIN' OF IT AGAINST THE CANTEEN COUNTER."] * * * * * A MILITARY EDUCATIONAL PROBLEM. Dear Mr. Punch,--I write to ask your advice. As you know, the Army Council in its wisdom decreed that the Army, before being demobilised, must be educated. I have been chosen as one of the Educators. My efforts to lead the Army into the paths of light and learning were crowned with success until in an evil moment I undertook to teach Private Goodbody. This genial ornament of our regimental sanitary |
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