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Evening Star, Issue 17367, 1 June 1920, Page 7

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In his vail, lately proved, a certain '.vcllknown sportsman of title rna<le the following ironic bequest:—"l bequcr.th to my brother (named) the sum of one stalling, to shoT/ ray appreciation of his noble sacrifice to his country in avoiding military service until compelled to join up." Th'e testator himself had served with the forces. Dace: "Dinks had an athletic etroke yesterday." Mace : " Athletic stroke! You mean a paralytic stroke, don't youY" Dace: No; I mean just what I said. He got sparring with a professional boxer.-'