Our battalion : being some slight impressions of His Majesty's Auxiliary Forces, in camp and elsewhere (1902)
Raven-Hill, L. (Leonard), 1867-1942 · London : "Punch" Office · leaf 85
On Guard. Officer of the day (who believes in malcing sure that every man Itnowshis worii): Ah? What are you? {No ansvier.)Er! What are your orders? (No answer.) What the dooce are you doing here ?Recruit (on sentry go for the first time): Please, zur, I b; waitin forthey to tell I to come to tay I … A Misunderstanding. Colonel (to recruit who has forgotten to salute him): What Company do you belong to ? Recruit (mindful of his civil occupation): Th—Th—The Gas Company, please, Sir!
Armies · Caricatures and cartoons
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