Punch
It was the pig, says an eminent Danish economist, that lost Germany the War. His omission to specify which pig seems almost certain to provoke further recriminations among the German High Command.
Further, consider the question of dress. Even the gunners, who in the late war used to wear riding-breeches of their favourite colour, no matter what it was, the kind of footgea...
1. Chapter 1It was the pig, says an eminent Danish economist, that lost Germany the War. His omission to specify which pig seems almost certain to provoke further recriminations among the G...
3. Chapter 3The original answer to the question at the head of these insignificant remarks was (correct me if I am wrong) nothing. "A rose," said _Juliet_, "by any other name would smell as...
4. Chapter 4I quite agree with Mr. HAROLD BEGBIE, whose _Mr. Sterling Sticks it Out_ (HEADLEY) is a generous attempt to put into the form of a story the case of the conscientious objector o...