Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 152, February 7, 1917 by Various
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As the result of the cold snap, wild boars have made their appearance in Northern France. Numbers have already been killed, and it is reported that the KAISER has agreed with an American syndicate to be filmed in the _rĂ´le_ of their destroyer, the proceeds to be devoted to the furtherance of the league to enforce peace. *** Many German soldiers have, according to the Hamburg _Fremdenblatt_, received slips of pasteboard inscribed, "Soldiers of the Fatherland, fight on!" It is rumoured that several of the soldiers have written across the cards, "Fight on what?" *** After the 22nd of February, all enemy aliens engaged in business in this country will be obliged to trade in their own names. With a few honourable exceptions, like the great Frankfurt house of Wurst, our alien business men have sedulously concealed their identity. *** The patriotic Coroner for East Essex, who has erected a pig-sty in the middle of his choice rose-garden, informs us that Frau Karl Druschki has already thrown out some nice strong suckers. *** "Cheddar cheese," says a news item, "is 1_s._ 6_d._ a pound in Norwich." |
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