Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 152, April 25, 1917 by Various
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Beyond the farthest reach of day,
A thin voice wailed, and, mocking it, Crackled the laughter of the pit, "Excelsior!" * * * * * SOME JUMBO. "Jumbo, the giant elephant of the Stosch-Parasani Circus in Berlin, has been killed for food, telegraphs the Amsterdam correspondent of The Daily Express. He yielded fifty-five tons of flesh."--_Evening Paper (Glasgow)._ If this statement had not come from Amsterdam we should have found some difficulty in believing it. * * * * * "At a meeting of the King George High School, Kasauli: 'Resolved, that the school be closed for to-day to commemorate the recapture of Kut, for which permission has been so kindly accorded by Pundit Hari Das Sahib, M.A.'"-- _Indian Paper._ We are all, General MAUDE included, very much obliged to the Pundit. * * * * * A MISNOMER. Once upon a time, in the midst of the most detestable Spring ever known--a |
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