NOT SO USELESS.
BY
SINBAD.
It seems adventure still persists, each day tho no vs world wide is sent, that Trench or German 1 scientists have found another element. And of these tales the latest yet, that three old scientific Huns, have toilful!}* contrived to get no less than two elusive ones. And science masters who explain to boys such things as 11. two O. may write their table up again these latest elements to show. Mesumium they've labelled one, whereas the other Rh cun urn claims, and surely no one but a Hun would give them such unseemly names. YVith happiness these Germans glow, as they <7 this new triumph speak, and for their exploit this trio , do worldwide admiration seek, but when wit h keenness yreal i y grown, the question steadily we press, iliese elements they’re forced to own, have, no discovered usefulness. Yet one distinction do they claim, and hence in glee the public shares, for Khcunum is a dandy name, to use in crossword puzzle
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Star (Christchurch), Issue 17567, 18 June 1925, Page 1
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