Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 152, April 18, 1917 by Various
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"Jolly good idea," he agrees heartily. "In fact why not do it to all of us?
Please the Germans so too. But it can't be done, you know--there's a shortage of grave-diggers." Heartless brute! * * * * * [Illustration: _Regimental Sergeant-Major_ (_to lady driver of motor ambulance_). "I SEE YOU'VE GOT STRIPES. HAVE YOU GOT A SERGEANT-MAJOR?" _Corporal Maud Evans._ "HAVE WE GOT A SERGEANT-MAJOR? I SHOULD THINK WE HAVE--THE CAT!"] * * * * * "By fixing five potatoless days hope is entertained that supplies, which are scent, will be left to poor people who most require them."-- _Daily Chronicle._ This explains the remark of the Irishman who protested that it was weeks since he had tasted even "the smell of a potato." * * * * * "It will take years to cleanse the Ægean stables."--_Civil and Military Gazette._ Still, M. VENEZELOS has made a good beginning with Samos, Lemnos and several other 'osses. |
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