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o is this hero that appears, A velvet tunic on his back, His whiskers curling round his ears? 'Tis he who drew the jungle's sting, Diabolo, the Lion King. Within are birds beyond belief And creatures colourful and quaint: Lean dingoes weighed with secret grief And monkey humourists who ain't; Bears, camels, pards--Look up, my dear, The wonders of the world are here! PATLANDER. * * * * * "CELLS BELOW ZERO FOR T.B. PATIENTS. Ink in Nurses' Pens Froze when Taking Men's Temperature."--_Canadian Paper._ Personally, we prefer having ours taken with a thermometer. * * * * * "OFFENCES UNDER THE LIGHTING ORDERS. --At Thursday's petty session Emile ---- was paid L1 for having no near side light on his motor car."--_Local Paper._ But ought foreign offenders to be favoured in this way? * * * * * "Richmond camp is a scene of bustling activity from sunrise to reveille, or 'Taps' as the Americans term it."--_Evening Paper._ And after that the boy scouts would appear to have had a nice long day to themselves. * * * * * [Illustration: IF WINSTON SET THE FASHION-- PREMIER (_entering Cabinet Council Room_). "WHAT--NOBODY HERE?" BUTLER. "YOU FORGET, SIR. THIS IS PRESS DAY. THE GENTLEMEN ARE ALL FINISHING THEIR NEWSPAPER ARTICLES."] * * * * * [Illustration: A LONG PARTNERSHIP. _Capt. Wedgwood Benn_ (_to Mr. Asquith_). "ISN'T IT ABOUT TIME YOU TOOK THE GLOVES OFF AND HAD A GO AT 'EM YOURSELF?" _Top Row_ (_reading from left to right_).--Mr. G. R. THORNE, Mr. DEVLIN, Sir DONALD MACLEAN, Mr. CLYNES, Gen. SEELY, Col. WEDGWOOD. _Middle Row._--The SPEAKER, Lieut.-Commander KENWORTHY, Mr. BONAR LAW, Mr. LLOYD GEORGE, Mr. ASQUITH, Capt. WEDGWOOD BENN. _Bottom Row._--Mr. GEORGE LAMBERT, Mr. WHITLEY (_Chairman of Committees_).] =ESSENCE OF PARLIAMENT.= _Monday, August 2nd._--The rain that drenched the Bank-holiday-makers had its counterpart inside the House of Commons in the shower of Questions arising out of Mr. CHURCHILL'S article on the Polish crisis in an evening newspaper. Members of various parties sought to know whether, when the WAR SECRETARY said that peace with Soviet Russia was only another form of war and apparently invited the co-operation of the German militarists to fight the Bolshevists, he was expre
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