Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 159, November 10, 1920 by Various
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[Illustration: ENCOURAGE HOME INDUSTRIES. LORD ROBERT CECIL. "I TRUST THAT AFTER ALL WE MAY SECURE AT LEAST YOUR QUALIFIED SUPPORT FOR OUR LEAGUE OF NATIONS?" U.S.A. PRESIDENT-ELECT: "WHY, WHAT'S THE MATTER WITH OURS?"] * * * * * [Illustration: _Stout Gentleman (overhearing political discussion)_. "LOOK HERE, MY GOOD FELLOW--I'VE BEEN LISTENING TO YOUR ARGUMENTS; AND LET ME TELL YOU WE'RE ALL IN THE SAME BOAT." _Politician_. "LUMME, GUV'NOR, YOU'D BETTER COME IN THE MIDDLE OF IT THEN."] * * * * * =UNAUTHENTIC IMPRESSIONS.= I think the time has come for me to follow the example of so many other people and offer to the world a few pen pictures of prominent statesmen of the day. I shall not call them "Shaving Papers from Downing Street," nor adopt the pseudonym of "The Man with the Hot Water (or the Morning Tea)," nor shall I roundly assert that I have been the private secretary, the doctor, the dentist or the washerwoman of the great men of whom I speak. Nevertheless I have sources of information which I do not mean to disclose, except to say that heavy |
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