Punch, or the London Charivari, Vol. 152, June 27, 1917 by Various
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page 10 of 62 (16%)
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I need say no more. Such flippant legislation is bad enough at any time;
during the Armageddon period it is little short of treason. One wonders when our Government will begin to realise that we are at war. I am, Yours helpfully, as usual, STATISTICIAN. * * * * * THE DIARY OF A CO-ORDINATOR. _June 17th._--Flew in an aeroplane to Los Angeles and correlated the industrial functions of the East and West. Returned to the White House for dinner, and co-ordinated grape juice with lemonade and Perrier. _June 18th._--Breakfasted with HEARST and co-ordinated him for half-an-hour with the editor of _New York Life_, a task needing the highest diplomatic qualities. Flew to Harvard and delivered lecture on Mr. BALFOUR'S Theology as correlated with his style in golf. A great reception. Despatched report by wireless to London, Paris and Petrograd. Returned to New York in the afternoon and co-ordinated UPTON SINCLAIR, Colonel ROOSEVELT, TUMULTY and CHARLES DANA GIBSON. _June 19th._--In the morning dictated articles for the _Novoe Vremya_, _Matin_ and _Corriere della Sera_, emphasizing the need of co-operative cosmopolitan co-ordination. Flew to Chicago to deliver supplementary lecture to that given by ARTHUR BALFOUR on ARISTOTLE. Took for my subject "Aerial Trade Routes, as co-ordinated with Terra-firma Routes for Motor-lorries." Enthusiastic reception. Co-ordinative cold collation at 9 |
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