A Tigris Tragedy
... Being the distressing experience of Lieutenant Jenks on his way to Baghdad PASSED BY CENSOR ...
... Being the distressing experience of Lieutenant Jenks on his way to Baghdad PASSED BY CENSOR ...
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... 1DdPEBFADLE% yfay&inexatms. J^oJ/nc/emni/iej 1 he Censor is politely informed that j Rilette's sketch is not suggestive of political propaganda. It may indicate the war after the war, but even then it would not be proper gander. dole Proprietor 7/ Dennis Bradletj Civil, Militarg Naval Jailors. S. O. S. BY H. DENNIS BRADLEY I AM in a terrible quandary. I am a patriot, a democrat, and an anti ...
... Padre (to Irish batman, who is holding up each bottle to the light to see if there's any left): It's all right, Pat. They're all dead ones PAT Well, sorr, it's a comfort to know they all av thim had the praste with thim when they was dying BY CENSOR PASSED ...
... BY ARNOLD GOLS WORTHY THE Government girl is a war-time creation, and her official home is in Whitehall, and the dinky little official buildings thereabouts, where war-work is done in a hurry. In answer to her country s call, or something oi that sort, she has flung herself eagerly into the dull routine of a Government office, very properly resolved to do her dashedest in the good cause. And ...
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... OLD Miss Polly TICKS: Bertie, de-ar How s-weet to have you all to my little self again-- for a whole evening, too 1 1 r BLIiTIB ASQUITH (absent-mindedly) M'm, yes-- quite so (Aside)-- Whether it is that one becomes hypercritical Somehow or other, 1 can't help being conscious of a certain cloying fatuity in her smile-- a repellent beadiness of the eye-- those curls annoy me! Can we have been ...
... Lead, Kindly Light ''Yes, I know the road's rotten; but I'm sure this habit of Sec.-Lieut. Smith's of finding his way back to billets with his private repeating Verey pistol (that his aunt sent him) will lead to trouble BV CAPTAIN BRUCE BAIRNS FATHER PASSED BY ...
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... I Earn IF the authorities had taken over the British Museum all the relics of antiquity and by-gone days would, naturally, have been stored in the War Office. 03 Come to our Brest, as Kulhmann said to Trotsky when the latter suggested going to Stockholm. S3 We have heard it asked why a skinned rabbit is to cost less than one in its fur. Well, the skin is a guarantee of good faith, isn't it ...