"KING ALBERT'S BOOK."

Pukekohe & Waiuku Times, Volume 4, Issue 93, 8 October 1915, Page 1 (Supplement)

"KING ALBERT'S BOOK."

PUBLISHED IN BRUSSELS. A Brussels printer has just published, despite the rigors of the German censorship, the ''Daily Telegraph's" ''King Albert's Book." The German police at once proceeded to "perquisition." They "perquisitioned" at the old office* of the "XXeme. Siecle," which is now issued from Havre, and they "perouisitioned" ac the house of a reporter on the " PeHple." But they have not vet discovered the whereabouts of the daring printer. There is a brisk demand in Brussels for copies of the work, in view ot the circumstances of its appearance--or rather npparation. USED TO IT. Mrs. .Tones was entertaining some <>r li"r soil"k little friends to a birthday rty. "Willie." *he said, addressing a mx-year-o!d who was ap])arently enjoying a plate of colli beef, "are yon Mire thai' von enn cut your own meat.'" The child, who was making de-perate 11 Torts with hi- knife and fork, replied, ''Yes, thank*. I've often had it a> tendril a s tins jit home.'' LIKES STRUGGLES. "May I ask." inquired the in«'l.':icliolv stranger, "'what is your in life?" "It depends,replied Subhub«. ' i: •- on whether I'm going or coming. l'V tliet 7. tS train in the morning and the G. 12 at night."