Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 152, February 7, 1917 by Various
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"Nine petty officers were landed from the damaged German destroyer V69 and brought to the Willem Barrentz Hotel, Ymuiden, to-night. My correspondent engaged them in conversation at a late hour. After some Dutch Bock beer they rapidly recovered their spirits and began to sing Luther's well-known hymn, 'Ein Feste Bung.'"--_Provincial Paper._ Very appropriate too, but wouldn't a loose "Bung" have pleased them even better? * * * * * [Illustration: A PLAIN DUTY. "WELL, GOODBYE, OLD CHAP, AND GOOD LUCK! I'M GOING IN HERE TO DO MY BIT, THE BEST WAY I CAN. THE MORE EVERYBODY SCRAPES TOGETHER FOR THE WAR LOAN, THE SOONER YOU'LL BE BACK FROM THE TRENCHES."] * * * * * [Illustration: "STICK TO HIM--STICK TO HIM!" "I'LL STICK TO HIM, SIR. BUT WHICH ONE DO YOU MEAN?"] * * * * * LETTERS FROM MACEDONIA. IV. |
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