Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 153, November 28, 1917 by Various
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clubs? Mrs. Savory Beet, of Pacifist fame, has, as you will recall,
announced her intention of taking up war work. "Ah!" was the comment of a cynical bachelor, "it was a case of her taking up something or being taken up herself!" His audience simply screamed with laughter. * * * * * _Watch Out!_ Don't be surprised if you hear of some sensational political developments in the near future. The Minister who said recently that the inevitable sequel to war was peace, was, in the opinion of those competent to judge but, by reason of their official position, unable to criticise, hinting at proposals which, if the signs and portents of the time go for anything, would have far-reaching effects on the question of Electoral Representation. I will say no more. Time alone will disclose my meaning. * * * * * [Illustration: _Urchin (with an inborn terror of the Force)._ "Oo, MUVVER! IT WON'T, WILL IT?"] * * * * * OMINOUS. "----went every morning to a firm of sausage-makers by whom he was employed as a horse-dealer."--_Irish Paper_. |
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