Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 153, August 1, 1917. by Various
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Wireless Press, July 26th_.
Readers who shared the doubt of _The Times_ as to the existence of "Hellwerden" (which doesn't appear in the maps) will be interested to learn from one of our correspondents, who knows it well, that it exists all right, but is only visible in the very early morning. _The Times_ of July 28th bears out this statement. Our correspondent adds the information that "Hellwerden" is sometimes spelt Morgendämmerung. * * * * * [Illustration: RUSSIA'S DARK HOUR.] * * * * * ESSENCE OF PARLIAMENT. _Monday, July 23rd_.--The country awoke this morning to find itself threatened with a first-class political crisis and possibly a General Election to follow. Members dwelling temporarily on the Western Front had reluctantly torn themselves from their dug-outs on the receipt of a three-line whip, and had repaired post-haste to Westminster. [Illustration: PAPA MCKENNA LECTURES YOUNG BONAR ON EXTRAVAGANCE. EVEN WHEN SOWING HIS WILDEST OATS HE (PAPA) NEVER CAME ANYWHERE NEAR SEVEN MILLION POUNDS PER DIEM.] The trouble was nominally about the agricultural labourer and his |
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