Punch
"His seventy-one years sit lightly on Mr. GIBSON BOWLES," says the Special Correspondent of _The Evening News_. No doubt Mr. BOWLES has some good reason for permitting this familiarity, for he is not a man to be lightly sat upon.
Once upon a time there was a Father who was devoted to his child. He fed it and nursed it and watched it grow and gave it toys to play with--both soldiers and boats. Also he mad...
1. Chapter 1"His seventy-one years sit lightly on Mr. GIBSON BOWLES," says the Special Correspondent of _The Evening News_. No doubt Mr. BOWLES has some good reason for permitting this fami...
3. Chapter 3But the writer tackles his job in a half-hearted manner, using such ponderous polysyllables as "international" and "acquisition." Now Mr. Punch, always ready to lend a hand in a...