We reproduce the first of a series of sketches on the humorous side of the German South West African Campaign, 1914/15, and other sketches will
appear in future editions of the Vpres Times,"
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These pictures explain why the authorities were so particular about the teeth of intending volunteers. Another excellent way of softening these
biscuits is to use dynamite.
[Reprinted by the courtesy of the Argus Printing
and Publishing Company, and with the compliments
to the author, Mr. W. H. Kirby.
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