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PUNCH GIVES VIEWS OF AMERICAN PEOPLE

ENGLAND'S GREATEST

COMIC
PAPER'S EDITOR VISITS THE
UNITED STATES

The editor of "Punch" the leading humorist paper of England, recently visited the United States and was interviewed by a reporter for a big New York paper. The editor of Punch who is called "The Sage" tells of the interview in his own paper. It follows:

The liner de luxe had swung in past bandy Hook, and the tender had almost come alongside with its mail and Press-gang. There ensued a furious race to interview the most distinguished passenger, and it was by the representative of The Democratic Elevator, who got there first, that the Sage, in the very act of recording the emotions provoked by his first skyscraper, was aborde.

Punch, I guess? said he.

"I leased to me, Sir. And what do you think of the American nation?"

Shall I tell you now, asked Mr. or wait till I've actually seen "Right here," said the interviewer, and drew his note-book. 