Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 153, July 4, 1917 by Various
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Dick's voice was very tender as he looked down into two grey
eyes."--_Manchester Evening Chronicle_. If Margaret is not careful to be a little more consistent she will finish with two black eyes. * * * * * [Illustration: THE SAVING OF THE RACE.] ["National Baby Week" is being celebrated during the current week. The object of the movement is to educate the Mothers of the Nation in the care of their children's health and their own. Universal sympathy will be felt for a cause to which our heavy losses in the War have given an added urgency. Those who desire to give practical help towards the cost of the scheme will kindly address their gifts to the Hon. Treasurer, National Baby Week Council, 6, Holles Street, Oxford Street, W.I.] * * * * * ESSENCE OF PARLIAMENT. _Monday, June 25th_.--Mr. LYNCH is beginning to pine for the return of Lord ROBERT CECIL. He does not quite know what to make of Mr. BALFOUR, who politely represses his honest endeavours to elucidate the situation in Greece, and actually declared to-day that the difficulties of the Allies would only be increased by the hon. Member's attempts to deal with them piecemeal. Mr. LYNCH was not entirely done with, however. "Is that reply," he asked in a "got-him-this-time" manner, "given by reason of freedom of choice or ineludible necessity?" "Sir," replied the |
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