Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 152, January 31, 1917 by Various
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well-turned-out men out-Englished the English, from top hat to
varnished boot."--_American Paper._ That's the worst of varnished boots; they will creak so. * * * * * [Illustration: UNMADE IN GERMANY. BETHMANN-HOLLWEG. "AND TO THINK THAT I, WHO DEFENDED THE VIOLATION OF BELGIUM, SHOULD HAVE MY HONESTY DOUBTED. SURELY I AM FRIGHTFUL ENOUGH." (The Kaiser's Chancellor has been attacked in a German pamphlet which ridicules his "silly ideas of humanity," and says that "nobody need be surprised at the rumour which is going through Germany that he has been bought by England.")] * * * * * [Illustration: _Sergeant_ (_after bringing his men to attention, to knock-kneed recruit_). "WELL, THAT WINS IT, NO. 4. ALL YOU'VE GOT TO DO ON THE COMMAND 'STAN' AT EASE' IS TO MOVE YER BLINKIN' 'ANDS."] * * * * * THE WATCH DOGS. LV. MY DEAR CHARLES,--Notwithstanding the reckless speed of the leave train and |
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