Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 156, Jan. 8, 1919 by Various
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This year's _Who's Who_ has eighty-six more pages than that of last year. On the other hand, since the Election quite a number of people are not Who at all. *** "The present rule in _Who's Who_," says _The Evening News_, "is that the more important a man is the less space he is content to occupy." As some of the staff of our evening Press do not occupy any space at all in this excellent publication we leave readers to draw their own conclusions. *** The _Frankfürter Zeitung_ observes that the ex-Kaiser has grown very silent and morose. It is supposed that he has something or other on his mind. *** A Copenhagen message states that the Spartacus people have three times attempted to murder Count REVENTLOW, who is said to regard these attempts as being in the worst possible taste. *** Once again the newspapers have been beaten. It appears that Princess PATRICIA knew of her engagement some time before the Press announced |
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