Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 152, June 13, 1917 by Various
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page 16 of 51 (31%)
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LIFTING AND UPLIFTING. Our Canadian contemporary, _Jack Canuck_, publishes a protest against the invasion of Canada by British temperance reformers, whom it describes as "uplifters." Immediately below this protest it produces a picture from _Punch_, lifted without any acknowledgment of its origin. * * * * * "On Sunday one British pilot, flying at 1,000 ft., saw four hostile craft at about 5,000 ft., and dived more than a mile directly at them. As he whirled past the nearest machine he opened fire, and saw the observer crumple up in the fusselage as the pilot put the machine into a steep live."--_Dally Sketch_. While confessing ignorance as to the exact nature of a "live," we are sure it is not as steep as the rest of the story. * * * * * A MUSCULAR CHRISTIAN. "Vicar, Compton Dando, Bristol, would Let two Fields, or few Yearlings could run with him."--_Bristol Times and Mirror_. * * * * * [Illustration: THE PERSONAL EQUATION. |
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