From battalion orders:--

"Men transferred from Command Depôt will be fed up to the day

of departure."

Even commanding officers occasionally have a glimpse of the obvious.

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"In expressing regret that we had dropped the word 'culture'

out of our vocabulary because of Germany, the Archdeacon of

Middlesex gave the following definitions:--

'Kultur'--Had for 'Culture.'--A word its god the State,

and which describes a was practically spirit of sympathy

materialism, the result with all that is beaubeing

simply mechanitiful, true, honest, cal efficiency, and

pure."--_Liverpool Echo_.

Even now it is not very clear.

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[Illustration: _Jan_ (_repeating the Question for the tenth time in

two hours_). "'AST SEEN OLD FURRIT THAT SOIDE, JARGE?"

_Jarge_ (_answering the question for the tenth time in two hours_).

"NOA. AIN'T YOU SEEN UN YOUR SOIDE?"

_Jan_. "NOA. DIDST PUT UN IN THY SOIDE?"

_Jarge_. "NOA. DID THEE NOT PUT UN IN THAT SOIDE?"

_Jan_. "NOA."

_Jarge_. "THEN I RECKON HE MUN BE IN THA BOX."]

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