A Calamity in Khaki. 1900.

ForSale is a Full Page removed from "The Illustrated Sporting and Dramatic News, May 26th, 1900, showing the Following Drawings by  H. C. Jalland called "A Calamity in Khaki."

   a- It was a sore point with little Fluten that the Yeomanry should have rejected him for his riding after he had purchased his outfit too !
   b- So to rificate his character as a horseman he decided to hve a nag and ride to Epsom. (N. B, He rode his Khaki for purely patriotic motives (he said).
   c- "Hi ! Look out mister ! Ole Kroojer's after you !"
   d- Riding proved hard work so he called for a little refreshment at a wayside inn.
   e- "Whay 1 Whoa ! What the ... ! Where the ...!"
   f- "Eze I say, 'elp, 'elp! Stop'im somebody.!!
   g- Haled off on a charge of furious Riding.

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Reverse side shows a drawing bt G. D. Armour called "Tom Spoofer the Old Firm," (Bookmaker)

First Bookie :- "Where;s old Joey?  Why, broketo the world'e is-asn't made a book since the Spring Meeting.  "Ad to do a bolt  and as 'e's gettin' a bit slow, 'e give the bag to his clerk."
Second Bookie:- "Did they catch 'im ?"
First Bookie:- "No; that's just it; and Joey couldn't either."

Condition is Very Good.