Life — January 3, 1918 — page 29: what you’re looking at

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First Surgeon: Second Surgeon “WELL, THERE'S NOTHING TO DO, I S! NATURAL DEATH. Jerusalem and the Turks . religions. some particulars the Turks have "1810": Moreover, they like spite of the mass: rigible lik Is heen fairly polite in the seven cen- turies of their possession of Jerusalem. ! Their sanitation and most other details | of government have been mighty bad, | but they have not excluded cither > and Christians or Jews from resi | church privileges in the Holy C Neither will Turks be excluded, now government the British have got it, Civic exclusive- L}V&s of ostrich { ness is not the Briti: z We may make our lives sublime, lish like privacy. And, departing, leave behind us | dens, but that is personal Headprints on the sands LIFE HE'S OVER EIGHTY, ISN'T HE? POSE, BUT CIV! they are hospitable to all people and all Hing Turkish habit of lish have an incor- or the Tarks. good behavior, Turks are lik ple, but out of date and very had in remind us of time 29 OPERATED UPON. TIME AND LET HIM DIE A Seventh Sons GEVENTH going quite strong. General Byng is the sev- enth son of an carl. He went strong in November in the direction of Cam- Colonel House is also a seventh son, and was also in France in Novem- sons are Turks. In Wher on ne pe brai. ber, and got his name in the papers. distinguished “HE you read the pro essay on when the : but in 11g T read his e proving that there never could be any more war.” ay