Punch, or the London Charivari, Vol. 152, June 27, 1917 by Various
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page 34 of 62 (54%)
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And howsoe'er at times the battle sways
The Army's trust in your command increases; Patient in preparation, swift in deed, We find in you the leader that we need. * * * * * "The temperature in Berlin yesterday was 131 degrees Centigrade, which is the highest temperature since 1848."--_Daily Dispatch._ Equal to about 268 degrees Fahr. and quite hot enough to keep the Imperial Potsdam boiling. * * * * * "A correspondent who knows a great deal about the coat trade says there is going to be great difficulty in obtaining coal during the coming winter."--_Torquay Times._ This will confirm the belief that the shortage of fuel is not unassociated with the vested interests. * * * * * "We, on the other hand, are just as much entitled, under any sane code of morals, to bombard Kerman towns as to shoot German soldiers on the field."--_The Globe._ We think, however, that the inhabitants of these Persian towns might reasonably object to such vicarious reprisals. |
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