A DARING FRONTAL ATTACK ON A BOMB-DROPPER
... . Drawn by W. Heath Robinson. ...
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THE LOSER
... TIE LOSER. By Georg'e Belclhier. Old Gentleman (to passenger in boat train) Have you had a rough crossing, sir Passenger Yes pitch and toss the whole way and I lost every time Georg'e Belclher0 ...
NEWS FROM THE FRONT
... . By Starr Wood!. On our left an engagement has just taken place; on the remainder of the front there is nothing to report Sttarir Wood ...
THE GALLANT UNCONVENTIONABLES
... THE GALLANT UNCONVENTIONABILES. Colonel (of a very gallant Colonial regiment): Now, boys, here's the English general coming to inspect you. Keep steady, no spitting, and, for heaven's sake, don't call me Alf! ...
FOUR HUNDRED CHARLIE CHAPLINS
... FOUR HUNDRED CHARLIE CHAPLINS. FROLICS OF THE FOUR HUNDRED THE CHARLIE CHAPLIN NIGHT. Caricatured by G. E. Studdy. As our Artist's caricatures of the Bacchanalian Revel of the Four Hundred Club, given in our last Number, were so highly appreciated by our readers, we instructed him to call again at that home of light-heartedness, and here is the result. On this occasion the motif of the frolic ...
German Breaches of the Hague Convention
... German ffireaedes of tde Jiague Convention. II.-- GOTT STRAFE ING THE BRITISH BY DRAUGHTING THEM STIFF-NECKS. Drawn by W. Heath Robinson. ...
HOW TO DO WITHOUT THE DERBY
... . OUR ARTIST HERE OFFERS SOME SUGGESTIONS FOR OFFICES, CLUBS, AND OTHER PLACES WHERE THEY BET, WHOSE OCCUPANTS WILL FEEL LOST WITHOUT THEIR ANNUAL DERBY SWEEP. Drawn by G. E. Studdy. ...
Kindly Japanese Suggestions: AS TO HOW WE MIGHT OVERCOME OUR NAVAL DIFFICULTIES
... Kindly Japanese Suggestions AS TO HOW WE MIGHT OVERCOME OUR NAVAL DIFFICULTIES lA- DUMMY SHIPS FOR DECEIVING GERMAN DESTROYERS SUBMARINES CRANES FITTED WITH MAGNETS FOR THE RAISING OF MINES HURRICANE-MAKING MACHINES FOR THE DISCOMFITURE OF HOSTILE AIRCRAFT MOVING PLATFORM FOR MAKING SURPRISE ATTACKS ON LAND FORCES FROM SHIPBOARD (1) Preparing for action. (2) The attack: occupants of the ...
A Pageant in Anticipation: PROPOSED CELEBRATION IN BERLIN OF THE INTENTION TO INVADE LONDON--SOMETIME
... A Pageant in Anticipation PROPOSED CELEBRATION IN BERLIN OF THE INTENTION TO INVADE LONDON-- SOMETIME As the Germans are nowadays engaged in the celebration of their prospective rather pageant in the Prussian capital. The above is a rough d than their actual victories, a movement is afoot to hold an Invasion of London aft, executed by our artist on the spot, of the scheme j r j i^u.i ITVPES ...
Some Change
... Some Change TURKEY: Pots-millah und Bis-tausend The glass going up!! That means 'Fine weather and those beastly Fleets at work again Looks as if 1 shall be 'SETTLED FAIR'!!! ...
The Pigeon-post (mortem) Peril
... Excitement in a London restaurant when the foreign-looking gentleman ordered pigeon pie ...