Punch Or the London Charivari, Vol. 147, December 9, 1914

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_ What the blankblanket do those blanks think they're doing?
_Lay-Helper Snooks. _ I beg your pardon, Sir, for reminding you, but_military_ terms are not allowed to be used.
_Elder Perks. _ Quite right, Snooks; I forgot myself. Kindly request theorganist to sound the Assemble. Those naughty lads are running in thewrong direction.
AT THE GERMAN HEADQUARTERS.
_German Officer (to prisoner). _ You are a civilian and you are caughtbearing arms. Have you anything to offer in your defence?
_Prisoner.
..._ Civilian be blowed! I'm recognised by the War Office. Lookat my---- Oh lor, it's come off again!
_German Officer. _ Well?
_Prisoner. _ I know appearances are against me, but---- _German Officer. _ What is your rank?
_Prisoner. _ Er--Chairman of the Committee.
_German Officer. _ I thought so. (_To Sergeant_) Take him away and shoothim. (_To Prisoner_) Any last message you wish to leave will bedelivered.
_Prisoner (drawing himself up nobly). _ Tell my wife not to mourn me. Tell her that I die happy (_his voice breaks for a moment_) knowing thatmy death (_with deep emotion_) is--technically--(_a happy smileilluminates his face_) an illegal one.


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