Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 158, February 11, 1920 by Various
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During the last four weeks exactly four hundred and ninety-nine rats have
been destroyed in a small town in South Bedfordshire. It is hoped that as soon as these figures are published a sporting rodent will give itself up in order to complete the fifth century. * * * * * [Illustration: "WHY HAVEN'T YOU GOT ON SPURS?" "I WAS GOING TO SPEAK ABOUT THAT, SIR. I REGRET I ACCIDENTALLY OMITTED TO PUT THEM ON THIS MORNING, AND CONSEQUENTLY HAVE CAUGHT COLD. SO I WAS GOING TO ASK YOU TO BE KIND ENOUGH TO GRANT ME LEAVE UNTIL--"] * * * * * "A champagne support was provided in the lower hall."--_Local Paper._ Very sustaining, we feel sure. * * * * * "The paper supports the proposed formation of a first army of 'shock troops,' which would be capable of preventing the mobilisation of a great Germy army."--_Evening Paper._ Anything to keep the influenza at bay. * * * * * "The times for the incubation of the eggs of various birds are as |
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