It may not be thought a compliment in the offices of "Life" to call it the American "Punch," for Americans are not quite sound on "Punch's" humour, even occasionally denying it any humour at all. But from the British side a compliment it surely is, and the best expression we can use of our appreciation of the John Bull number, January 27, in which "Life" voices the feelings of, we know well, countless Amer-loans.
The first page strikes a resounding note with the following verses
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