Punch, or the London Charivari, Vol. 152, February 14, 1917 by Various
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page 36 of 54 (66%)
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* * * * * [Illustration: _Jones_ (_to cloak-room attendant_). "HOW MUCH?" _Cloak-room Attendant._ "THERE IS NO VERBAL CHARGE, SIR."] * * * * * "It was agreed to express satisfaction with the announcement that the price fixed for the potato crop of 1917 was not a miximum price."--_Scots Paper._ This must be the happy mean of which we hear so much. * * * * * THE RECENT TRUCE. Students of geography know that Ballybun is divided from the back gardens of Kilterash by the pellucid waters of that noble stream, the Bun, which hurls itself over a barrier of old tin-cans in a frantic effort to find the sea. But they do not know that this physical division, long ago bridged, is nothing to the moral and political division which will keep the two for ever asunder. Several of our younger citizens have written to me from the trenches to ask how the War is progressing. I have usually in reply quoted the remark of one of their number on leaving us for the Front after a short holiday, that he was now looking forward to a little peace and |
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