Punch, or the London Charivari, Vol. 159, September 29th, 1920 by Various
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order to give the thief a sporting chance.
* * * It is not true, says an official report, that Scottish troops are being sent to Ireland. We are pleased to note this indication that the bagpipes should only be used in cases of great emergency. * * * "What does the Mexican President stand for?" asks _The New York Globe_. Probably because the Presidential chair is so thorny. * * * The Dublin County authorities have decided to release from their asylums all but the most dangerous lunatics. We are assured that local conditions in no way justify this discrimination. * * * A jury of children has been empanelled in Paris to decide which of the toys exhibited at the Concours Lupine is the most amusing. We understand that at the time of going to press an indestructible rubber uncle is leading by several votes. * * * A burglar arrested in Berlin was taken ill, and while operating upon him the surgeons found in his stomach six silver spoons, some forks, a number |
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