Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 152, June 13, 1917 by Various
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page 34 of 51 (66%)
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Or nearly so, in No Man's Land--
Alas! it never came in question. He died of chronic indigestion. * * * * * WITH OR WITHOUT A MEDIUM. "William Henry Gadd, said to have left Middlesex in 1812 for South America, or anyone acquainted with his whereabouts, will oblige by communicating at first opportunity with H.M. Consul-General, 25 de Mayo 611, this city."--_The Standard_ (_Buenos Aires_). * * * * * A correspondent informs us that the male gasworker is familiarly known as "Cokey," and asks us whether the ladies who have recently entered the business ought to be described as "Cokettes." We think it very probable. * * * * * [Illustration: _British Officer_ (_interrupting carousal in Bosch dug-out_). "TIME, GENTLEMEN, PLEASE!"] * * * * * THE GOD-MAKERS. |
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