Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 152, June 6, 1917 by Various
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Happily Mr. GERARD refused to oblige.
* * * * * "The annual report of the Kneckenmüller Lunatic Asylum at Stettin states that a number of lunatics have been called up for military service at the front, adding: 'The asylums are proud that their inmates are allowed to serve the Fatherland.' It appears, however, that the results are not always satisfactory."--_The Times_. We have heard of no complaints on our side. * * * * * "Meat, particularly mutton, is (says 'The Times') likely to remain dead this week-end." _Lancashire Daily Post_. But if the hot weather continues-- * * * * * LITTLE WILLIE'S OPINION OF FATHER. ["How long the conflict may last lies in God's hand; it is not our business to ask questions about it.... It is not the Prussian way to praise oneself.... It is now a matter of holding out, however |
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