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Evening Star, Issue 14512, 2 November 1910, Page 4

“Salts” and the Soup.—An old captain and his mate went into a restaurant near the cocks and ordered d.nncr. The waiter placed a plate of curious liquid before them. " Isay, young fellow, what’s this stuff' ’ shouted the captain. “Soup, sir,’’ replied the warier. "Soup!” shouted th" old dog. “ Soup, Bill ” (turning to the mate), “just think of that, tic re you auu m<. u.. ... been sailing on soup all out lives, an’ never knowed it till now!”

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