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iverpool Daily Post_. He must have thought it would be good for their crops. * * * * * From a New Zealand official report: "When sawing a piece of timber F----'s left thumb came into contact with saw, cutting it." People with thumbs like this ought not to be allowed to handle delicate instruments. * * * * * "The first draft sale of the Gloucestershire Old Spots speaks volumes for the black and white pig.. .. Nor must the beautifully-marked pig 'Bagborough Charm VII.,' farrowed 1817, be forgotten."--_Farmer and Stockbreeder._ It seems, however, to have been overlooked for some time. * * * * * "'By heavens, it's the Germans!' cried Captain Jansson later, at last awake to the truth. 'Call all hands and make for the boats.' He turned the wheel hard astern and stopped the ship."--_Daily Mail._ Something had gone wrong, we suppose, with the foot-brake. * * * * * "---- ---- was born in 1883, and received his musical education, first in Dresden, and subsequently in England with one of the most orthodox of the English professors, as a result of which he entered the Diplomatic Service in 1909 as Honorary Attache."--_The Chesterian_. We hope this will silence the complaints as to the insufficiency of our diplomatists' education. * * * * * HOW TO BRIGHTEN UP THE THEATRE. "You want, I take it," said the stranger to the manager, "to make your theatre the most interesting in London?" "Naturally," the manager replied. "I do all I can to make it so, as it is." "Perhaps," said the stranger; "we shall see. But I have it in my power to make it vastly more interesting than any theatre has ever been." "You have a play?" the manager inquired; amending this, after another glance, to "You know of a play?" "Play? No. I'm not troubling about plays," said the caller. "Plays--what are plays? No, I'm bringing you a live idea." "But I don't wish to make any change in the style of my performances," said the manager. "If you're thinking of a new kind of entertainment for me--super-cinema, or that 'real revue' which authors are always threatening me with--I don't want it. I intend to keep my stage for the legitimate drama." The stranger had been growing more and more restless. "My dea
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