Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 153, December 19, 1917 by Various
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"Bassano is a nice town, by a dam site."--_Canadian Paper_. But a Canadian friend tells us there are others "a dam sight nicer." * * * * * "The German government has a terrific explosive, which is being held in reserve to the last.... It is said that a bomb weighing scarcely ten kilometres can annihilate everything within a radius of two thousand feet."--_New York Herald_. We do not mind saying that we are frankly afraid of a bomb that weighs about six miles. * * * * * "TIPPERARY BURGLARY.--Tipperary Temperance Club premises have been gurgled."--_Cork Examiner_. GILBERT'S burglar up-to-date: "He loves to hear the Temperance Club a-gurgling." * * * * * "General Allenby, no doubt, will go in due time to the House of Lords, and military men are taking a jocular interest in his selection of a title. Lord Bathsheba might serve, or Lord Hebron. Lord Jerusalem smacks of the jocose."--_Birmingham Daily Post_. |
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