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,V --V • .... ' ;y,y- ' ' j A Tale of Tea ; If I Another Stirring Poem ! : , ~ B? - '' | <' J Colonel William Bunker, R.R.D., i ' j ( 'INDIAN ARMY, RETIRED. j ' SHSSSBSir** f. I Esiks®?. srisrisst I ' j , * * * j . I? n e L^ ee f n!i P n P f l" hhornr V n ? triC ® & a Wseasons they both became rich: j ' ; tttsssaan*. :•. j ! • l 0W ' v ■ -®«ek.oingJeHo sipped their ,cu;>s with delight: ' ! * * * t * fr * l e "l t , h o °"f ht that a aieamerhe'd try; ■ ' Petersburg, Paris, Potsdam, and Peru; «? saucy uJ' i Klondike, Karpatbia, Kalttraazoo;- —' ; v ' E ' , Tued of her, too. got away on the Bly, ; . • All drank that tea,- and all swore by it, too, ; ■'j : * * * * # i tel e pflw d .S m oin ° e y lon: ., T . tl. Smart London gourmets were swelling the talk; j." .There met by hazard a joutlinamed Jim John,.. ■. Whisky went quite out of fashion in Cork: < - d .;.r (Thms the story we started upon.) - < Men turned from cocktails in knowing New York;' 1 y : *. * * * /■; i > John (that is Jim) had discovered, he said, - 'All the clubs bought it—the Savage and Whites i ■ - ; Out 111 the jungles (I dare say you ve read , Others; .-"The Bishops" and much dimmer ■••• 'r : < Tales of the jungles that stick in your head)—: Great Suratuia, " the Source of Delights 1" ' * 1 * * 1 » * * | < $?■ Jo^n) bfd discovereda tree ■ Jerry McGee lives in.Mayfair to-dav: ' | I hich did produce,the most wonderful tea . Owns automobiles, a green and a erev:' - ' f7■■■■' | ,'i, • J -Ever yet tasted on land or on sea, . , Going to marry a duchess, they say. ■■ | j '* .. ' s#■ - # ■ . )..■ | Jf J®fryd join with him,.couldn't they two Don't you give way now to envious apite: ;v r I up a scheme and at once put it through? : . • Jerry's massed millions are built on'delieht ' i , | Jerrysaid, Jim, we re the blokes, mo an' you 1". , Jerry!s made millions of eves clear and brigfiL.; | - j / . , ■■■■"'' DrinkSuratura, and you'll be all rightl v' ' • ' >'' ? ' J Kalibar Club, .■» ' O t \ ' Calcutta, IOIWAAAK IVUAxffe/l | | Ist August, 1909. ■ . • ■ ■ "Egad, Sir, it's, Suratura!"/ I . .1■! —Colonol William- K.R.D., ItVV ■ ••.S-'l ', lnillan Army, Retired.' ,v.• S ' v t W-'AH

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