Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 156, April 23, 1919 by Various
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known definitely how much they lost.
*** The five hundred pounds in notes recently lost by a London hotel guest have now been recovered. It appears that a waiter had mistaken them for a gratuity. *** The Metropolitan police are trying to establish the identity of a man who can give no account of himself and who knows nothing about the War. The fact that he was not wearing red tabs only adds to the mystery. *** "Some men dance the Jazz dance," says a contemporary, "because it is stimulating." It is not known why the others do it. *** A squirrel having been stolen from the Zoo, it is said that the authorities are taking no further risks, and that in future all lions and tigers will be securely chained to their cages. *** It is reported that a much-advertised motor-car, after having its engine removed, ran for seven miles on its reputation alone. |
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