Punch, Or the London Charivari, Volume 148, January 6th, 1915
GVLIELMVS · MAXIMVS · ORBIS · TERRARVM · IMPERATOR · Vol. Cxlviii.
LONDON: PUBLISHED AT THE OFFICE, 10, BOUVERIE STREET, AND SOLD BY ALL BOOKSELLERS. 1915.
The Whitefriars Press.
Bradbury, Agnew & Co., Printers, London and Tonbridge.
VOL. CXLVIII
The news that fills our daily files From special correspondents—miles Behind the Front—perchance beguiles The simple, but the sceptic riles.
The news from Rott- or Amst-erdam Has German powder in its jam.
The news from Petrograd, when fine And large, 'tis wiser to decline Without the Grand Duke's countersign.
The Russian news that comes from Rome Is as romantic as a pome.
The news that comes from Austrian sources Münchhausen's shade alone endorses.
The news from Nish upon Vienna Acts somewhat like the tea of senna.
News from Vienna wakes in Nish The exclamation Tush! or Pish!
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FROM THE NEUTRAL NATIONS.
THE KAISER'S LOST CHANCE.
CHARIVARIA.
"TRADE WITH THE ENEMY FINE."
"NEW YEAR'S HONOURS.
P.C. FOR LABOUR LEADER."
"CAPTURING THE ENEMY'S TRADE."
PAYING GUESTS.
THE REASON.
ELEVEN SECONDS.
DÎNER DU KAISER.
DÎNER DU GÉNÉRAL JOFFRE.
FROM THE BACK OF THE FRONT.
A FIELD SERVICE POSTCARD.
THE DEFENCE OF AMBERRY PARVA.
THE SCAPEGOAT.
FURTHER NOTES BY A WAR-DOG.
OUR FIRST CAPTURE.
THE PATRIOTIC BURGLAR.
AT THE PLAY.
TO SOME OF OUR EDITORS.
OUR BOOKING-OFFICE.