A MAN AND A RAM

Evening Star, Issue 23325, 22 July 1939, Page 8

A MAN AND A RAM

Ho happened to bo walking across a field to get some milk from a farm when he noticed he was not alone. An enormous ram was taking a great interest in him, and the terrifying creature began to come nearer. The man quickened his step, and the ram quickened its step, too, the 100yds to the nearest fence being made in record time by both of them. Happily, the man arrived there first, to the accompaniment of peals of laughter from a group of milkmaids. When he asked them what amused them, they told him that the fearsome-looking rain had been a pet lamb, and had never lost interest in the sight of the milk paill CLUMSY The circus performance had started, and a latecomer was pushing his way through to his seat. “ Did 1 tread on your foot?” he asked, as he saw a man wince. The injured man looked towards the ring. “ I’m afraid it must have been you,” he said; “ the elephants are all down there.”

ARE YOU A GOOD OBSERVER P—The picture shows that a flower pot h-as fallen on a lady’s head. She has staggered a few steps further and fallen unconscious. You have 20sec in which to scan the picture, then cover it and answer these 10 questions:— 1. From which floor would you suppose the flower pot has fallen? 2. What is the number of the house? 3. Wlrat kind of vehicle is seen on the picture? 4. What does the shop on the corner sell? 5. Are there anv animals in the picture? G. Does it appear from the picture to be summer or winter? f. What kind of light is used in the evening in this street? 8. What time is it? <l. Do trains run through or near this street? 10. Uave yon noticed any advertisements in the picture?.