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Issue 21, or, Number One in the New Edition

A Notice To Advocates Of The News-Sheet

After many long months in the Wilderness of Bankruptcy, a rapid and wondrous change in our benefactors' fortunes has enabled us, once again, to bring to print the fine publication so beloved among the citizenry.

Indeed, our press-room engineers tell us we shall have a new and improved copy of The Blunderer for sale from the paper-men and shop-fronts of our fair city (and others besides) before the week is out. Rest assured it contains not only news, but savings also, for our journal is now printed on softer paper yet remains at its previous price of one quarter of a silver piece.

I remain,

C.L. Springfiddle, Editor-in-Chief

Remember to support our men and women in Northrend by purchasing war bonds.

Temporary Closing

We regret to inform our readership that, at this present time, maintaining The Blunderer is sadly not possible. No further issues of our publication will be circulated for the forseeable future. We here at The Blunderer hope that this period is a temporary and short one, but for now, we apologise for any inconvenience and bid you all good-day.

C.L. Springfiddle, Editor-in-Chief

Remember to support our boys in Northrend by purchasing war bonds!

Unfortunate News

THE BLUNDERER is currently undergoing a variety of technical difficulties with our printing presses. Mr Springfiddle & the entire staff ask you to bear with us while we resolve these obstacles.

Remember to support our boys in Northrend by purchasing war bonds!