At the special request of the G.O.C.R.F.C., Lieutenant Maude, the well-known strafer, will oblige.

No doubt framed editions of this photograph are reposing on some Hun mantelpieces, showing clearly and unmistakably to admiring strafers how a group of perfidious English surrendered unconditionally on Christmas Day to the brave Deutschers.

When the Germans are not called Boches they are called Strafers.

He was appointed permanent strafer of all the fowls that came to table.

"Don't expect much for breakfast," said the strafer of the chicken.

But Jacob is a professor and a fearful 'strafer.'