Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 156, January 22, 1919 by Various
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page 44 of 68 (64%)
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Poodles and Plumpuddings and Boston terriers, that have earned the
right to be considered one of ourselves, but when it comes to having Mexican Hairless and Schipperkes and heaven knows what else coming into the country and taking the biscuits out of our mouths--well, we say it isn't good enough. Not that we're insular, mind you, but to hear some of these mangy foreigners talking about the Brotherhood of Dogs! But I must tell you how Bolshevism raised its ugly head in our midst. It was while we were discussing the second plank in our platform, which is "DOGS, NOT DOORMATS." But there, Master is calling me to take him for a walk, so it must wait till next week. ALGOL. (_To be continued._) * * * * * [Illustration: _Official (to applicant for post as policewoman)_. "AND WHAT WOULD YOU DO IN THE EVENT OF A STREET ACCIDENT?" _Applicant_. "OH, I SHOULD--ER--CALL A POLICEMAN."] * * * * * "German civil officials in Nancy must salute American officers. Failure to obey the order means arrest."--_Globe_. We hear that the same regulation applies to all German civil officials in Lyons, Toulouse and Bordeaux. |
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