Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 153, December 19, 1917 by Various
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Surely it is only hindering matters for people to keep writing to the Press on the matter of the appointment of a Minister of Health. It seems to be overlooked that so far _The Daily Mail_ has not indicated who should be appointed to that position. *** The Government having reaffirmed their statement that they have "no further fear of submarines," it is felt to be high time that someone in authority should break it to the U-boats that they might as well give it up and go home. *** The gentleman who wrote to the Press offering to sell eggs at _4s. 7d._ a dozen has since explained that he merely wanted to show how much higher the market price is than his would have been if he had really had any eggs to sell. *** We understand that it has not yet been decided in Berlin what the Sultan of TURKEY thinks of the capture of Jerusalem. *** Four letters of QUEEN ELIZABETH have just been sold by auction. Strangely enough, nothing is said in them about her having no quarrel with the Spanish people, but only with their Monarch. |
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