Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 152, January 31, 1917 by Various
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German travellers, says a news item, are forbidden to take flowers with them into Austria. It is intended that the funeral shall be a quiet one. *** Mr. DANIELS describes the shells made by American factories for the U.S. Navy as "colossally inferior" to those submitted by a British firm. The explanation is of course that the former are primarily designed to enforce universal peace. *** A Leicestershire farmer who applied for alien enemies to assist in farm-work was supplied with three Hungarians--a jeweller, a hairdresser and a tailor. His complaint is, we understand, that while he wanted his land to be well-dressed he didn't want it overdone. *** [Illustration: NATURE'S TACTLESS MIMICRY. CURIOUS ATTITUDE ASSUMED BY TREES IN A DISTRICT OCCUPIED BY THE GERMANS.] *** A widely-known nocturnal pleasure resort makes the announcement that it is still open for business, the action of the Court having only deprived it of the right to sell intoxicating liquors. We fear it will be a case of |
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