Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 152, May 2, 1917 by Various
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"Stern measures for King Tino," says a contemporary. We have always felt
that that is where the castigation should take place. *** _The Daily Chronicle_ reminds us that Downing Street owes its origin to an American. There are some people who never will let bygones be bygones. *** Whole haystacks are said to have been eaten in a night by mice in Victoria, Australia. The failure of Mr. HUGHES to provide a state cat in each rural area may, it is thought, prove to be the deciding factor in the present election campaign. *** The _Tageblatt_ points out that in view of the extreme goodwill of Germany towards Spain that country cannot possibly find any grievance in the torpedoing of her ships. This assurance of uninterrupted friendliness has confirmed the worst fears of the pessimists in Madrid. *** Mr. BALFOUR, it is stated, has invited President WILSON to play a game of golf. In the event of a match being arranged there is a growing desire that the occasion should be made a half-holiday throughout the war-area. *** |
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