Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 153, August 1, 1917. by Various
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however continue to give the War his moral support.
*** The Austrian EMPEROR has told the representative of _The Cologne Gazette_ that he "detests war." If not true this is certainly a clever invention on KARL'S part. *** We feel that the public need not have been so peevish because the experimental siren air-raid warning was not heard by everybody in London. They seem to overlook the fact that full particulars of the warning appeared next morning in the papers. *** A man who obtained two hundred-weight of sugar from a firm of ship-brokers has been fined ten pounds at Glasgow. Some curiosity exists as to the number of ships he had to purchase in order to secure that amount of sugar. *** A London magistrate has held that tea and dinner concerts in restaurants are subject to the entertainment tax. This decision will come as a great shock to many people who have always regarded the music as an anæsthetic. *** |
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