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"Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 156, May 14, 1919"

I have not noticed any shabbiness of late in
the garb of those with whom I am acquainted.
The Commission broke up at a late hour. At the next meeting evidence
will be taken on the subject of the housing of musical seals and
the alleged profiteering of dealers in burnt cork at the expense of
players in Jazz-bands.
* * * * *
[Illustration: _Waiter (a demobilised Sergeant--as Staff officer
enters)._ "ROOM--'SHUN!"]
"FOR SALE,
STANDARD BABY.
Lately overhauled."
_Cape Times._
Inhuman, we call it.
* * * * *
THE CONQUERING CELT.
[Mr. ROBERT O'LOUGHRAN, writing in _The Times_ of May 2nd,
observes, "The Celt is tattooed in his cradle with this
historic belief in his race--a free Ireland."]
The Sassenach, stodgy and prosy,
Lacks any distinguishing mark;
The Semite has merely been nosey
Right back to the days of the Ark;
The Teuton proclaims himself _edel_
And points to his family tree;
But the Celt is tattooed in his cradle
With "Erin the Free.


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