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Evening Star, Issue 19724, 26 November 1927, Page 17

Two men were seated in a railway carriage. As soon as tho train started one got up and opened the window. After a few moments tho other shut it. The first man immediately rose and opened it once more. “ What do you think you arc playing at?” angrily demanded the man wiio had shut the window. “Draughts,” said his companion sweetly. “'Your move.” Tcstv Genius (sketching village scene); “ What do you want, little girl?” Tenacious Spectator: “Nothin’.” Testy Genius: “Then take it child; take it and go!” “Do you know that your former maid is with us now?” “You don't say so?” “Don’t be frightened; I only believe half what she tells me.”

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