Not though the soldier knew Someone had blunderedNot though the soldier knew Someone had blundered.
Not though the soldier knew Someone had blundered.
Not though the soldier knew Someone had blundered.
Our Cheery Allies.
A letter from a Japanese firm:—
"Dear Sirs,—Since writing you last we have no favours to acknowledge, however, we are pleased to enter into business relation with your respectable firm. We were delighted that the Allies always behaved bravely in the recent battle and now are in the very favourable condition. Our army took the possetion of Tsingtau and our only hope remaindered is to hear the annihiration of the enemy force. We trust the Allies will beat the Enemy in near future though we cannot assert the time. If there are any samples of Japanese goods as substitute of German's, kindly let us know, and we shall send the same as soon as possible."
"Dear Sirs,—Since writing you last we have no favours to acknowledge, however, we are pleased to enter into business relation with your respectable firm. We were delighted that the Allies always behaved bravely in the recent battle and now are in the very favourable condition. Our army took the possetion of Tsingtau and our only hope remaindered is to hear the annihiration of the enemy force. We trust the Allies will beat the Enemy in near future though we cannot assert the time. If there are any samples of Japanese goods as substitute of German's, kindly let us know, and we shall send the same as soon as possible."
ENCYCLOPÆDIA GERMANICA.
Their Aviatiks and Zeppelins from dark aerial heightsPick out the peaceful places while people sleep o' nights.Their Aviatiks and Zeppelins steer clear of fort and gun;Such things of dreadful menace repel the flying Hun.Their Aviatiks and Zeppelins show Science at the callOf all the savage instincts that hold them tight in thrall.Their Aviatiks and Zeppelins—ourwomen lying dead—The whole of German "Kultur" is there from A to Z.