Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 153, August 22, 1917 by Various
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the C.S.M.
* * * * * "It was my first experience of a sandstorm, and I can tell you that the sensation was a most terrible one. With the aid of my assistants I got off the camel, which immediately stretched itself in the sand, and moistening my handkerchief pushed it across my face." _Sydney Herald (N.S.W.)._ Wise and dexterous creature! We presume it drew the moisture from its internal reservoir. * * * * * "The second cook, who is an American citizen, managed when the Germans ordered the lifeboats to be given up to hide one under his raincoat."--_Western Mail_. One of the collapsible sort, no doubt. * * * * * "Some very daring entrances were forced into these fortresses. One single soldier not directly concerned with the attack found 20 bottles of champagne in one, drank a glass or two, and went forward to seek for others. Squeezing into one he discovered a German officer in bed."--_Daily Mail_. |
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