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"Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 153, December 12, 1917"


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British grit will win, declares Sir WILLIAM ROBERTSON. If some of
our elderly statesmen will refrain from dropping theirs into the
machinery.
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The London Fire Brigade has been given permission to form a band. The
lack of some method of keeping the crowd amused at the more protracted
fires has often proved an embarrassment to the force.
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The big elephant at the Zoo has been destroyed, says a news item. A
maximum price for potted game is already being considered by the Food
Ministry.
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Charged with selling bacon that was bad, a firm of grocers pleaded
that the stuff had been released by the Government. At first sight it
looked as if it had merely escaped from custody.
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The man who was last week charged at a London police court with posing
as a Government official has been put back for the state of his mind
to be inquired into.
* * * * *
[Illustration: _Scandalised Voice from Gallery_. "'ERE, _WOT_'S THE
PAPER CONTROLLER DOIN'?"]
* * * * *
"The late Mr. Merryweather, who was in his 78th year,
was responsible for great developments in fire-lighting
appliances."--_Scotsman_.
A good scheme--light it first and fight it afterwards.
* * * * *
"Supposing a wolf were to attack you and your family, what
would you do?--Mr.


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