Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 153, August 8, 1917 by Various
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page 29 of 61 (47%)
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From an auctioneer's advertisement: "Grandfather Clocks, and other Arms and Armour."--_Manchester Guardian_. In these days even our oldest clocks are expected to strike for their country. * * * * * "Herr Harden says:-- "'The aim of our enemies is-- Democracy; The right of nations to self-government; An honest, and not merely a specious, diminution of arguments.'" --_Provincial Paper_. So far as this last aim is concerned the German Government appears to agree with the Allies, for it has just suppressed Herr HARDEN's journal. * * * * * DAVID. The War brought about no more awful clash of personalities than when it threw David and myself into the same dug-out. Myself, I am the normal man--the man who wishes he were dead when he is called in the morning and who swears at his servant (1) for calling him; (2) for not |
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