Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 152, January 3, 1917 by Various
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page 25 of 55 (45%)
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_Hans_. "AND THESE EVERLASTING SARDINES FOR EVERY MEAL."]
* * * * * WARS OF THE PAST. (_AS RECORDED IN THE PRESS OF THE PERIOD._) V. _FROM "THE PIRÆUS PICTORIAL."_ GET A MOVE ON. _BY MR. DEMOSTHENES._ [_The brilliant Editor of "Pal Athene," who has been aptly styled "the leading light of the democracy," contributes what is perhaps the most wonderful and powerful article which we have had the pleasure of publishing from his trenchant pen._] Words won't do it, my friends. We don't want speeches. We want _action_. I ask you to give the Buskers socks. Kick this Chorus of Five Hundred out of the orchestra. Ostrichise the Government! Give them the bird! If I read my countrymen aright (and who does if I don't?), what they are saying now is, "We must have a definite plan of strong action. We are not going to fight any longer with speeches and despatches." That's the way, Athenians! Good luck to you! Zeus bless you. And the |
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