Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 153, November 7, 1917 by Various
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GERMAN OFFICIAL. "Only a slight gain near Poelcapelle, 300 inches deep by 1,200 inches wide, remains to the enemy."--_Nottingham Evening Post_. But by this time the Germans have discovered that, when they give him an inch, Sir DOUGLAS HAIG takes an ell. * * * * * MORE TALK WITH GERMAN PEACEMONGERS. (_Including an incidental reference to Mr. H.G. WELLS._) [The writer has received a pontifical brochure by Mr. WELLS, reprinted from _The Daily News_, sold by the International Free Trade League and entitled "A Reasonable Man's Peace", in which the following passage occurs:--"The conditions of peace can now be stated in general terms that are as acceptable to a reasonable man in Berlin as they are to a reasonable man in Paris or London or Petrograd.... Why, then, does the waste and killing go on? Why is not the Peace Conference sitting now? Manifestly because a small minority of people in positions of peculiar advantage in positions of trust and authority, prevent or delay its assembling."] When with another winter's horror nearing Once more you send along the old, old dove And frame with bloody lips that hide their leering |
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