One Up, and Two to Go

On the Struma front in 1917 a bombing plane was being put back into its

hangar. Suddenly there was a terrific bang. A dozen of us ran up to see

what had happened, but a Cockney voice from inside the hangar cried

out, "Don't come in. There's two more bombs to go off, and I can't find

'em."--_A. Dickinson, Brixton._

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