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"Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 153, October 17, 1917"

But he succeeded in entertaining his audience. Miss LILLAH
MCCARTHY, looking her very best as _Lady Fenton_, and Mr. COWLEY
WRIGHT, looking quite plausible as the irresistible chief of the
General Charities Distribution Bureau, shared the chief honours of the
evening.
T.
* * * * *
"The views expressed by Mr. Roosevelt are crystallising
everywhere, and are bearing excellent fruit."--_Daily Paper._
How does he get his sugar?
* * * * *
"Two million troubles are now standing to Koslovsky's account
in Petrograd banks."--_Rangitikei Advocate (N.Z.)._
We knew conditions were very trying in Russia, but had no idea any one
man had such a burden as this.
* * * * *
RHYMES FOR THE TIMES.
There was a false Pasha named BOLO,
Who sank in iniquity so low.
That the dirtiest work
Of the Hun and the Turk
Never made him ejaculate _Nolo!_
There was a stout fellow called YAPP,
A great Red Triangular chap;
Now he's working still harder
To stock the State larder,
And never has time for a nap.
The manners and customs of Clare
Have long been admittedly "quare,"
But the tolerance shown
To sedition full-blown
Is enough to make CADBURY swear.


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