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Typist: "Yes, he came in early without moustache, carrying a suitcase and asked for the railway time-table and the address of the passport office."
Bachelor Girl I sera nice girl at a park last night, and she kept on peering here and there, so I' said, "Are you looking for anybody?"
She_said, "Yes, I'm looking for my husband." nel Sidnit know you were married." 1 told 'And she said, "I'm not'
"Sapphire's" Retort Ax officer was giving a squad of recruits a few hins on what to do when they got into the. fighting-line.
"You," he said to "Sapphire" Green, who Was as rough in speech as he was in' looks. "What would you do if an enemy hinged at you with a bayonet?"
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eeeeyt Knows Dut "Don't you know how to say sir The Jewish Lot The correspondence on the subject of the of the Jews must come to an end. A fair balance has been maintained between letters from writers of both schools of thinking with regard to that unfortunate race, and the danger that the discussion will deteriorate from the unimpassioned consideration of a very important subject to the mere flaunting of intolerance and prejudice. Race theories and the like thring from the exaggerated nationalism with which the world has been increasingly cursed since the conclusion of the Great War. There may be pure races on the face of the earth, but they must be very few and far between, and only in existence because natural conformations of the land have prevented intercommunication. 'To suggest that there is such a thing as a pure race in' Europe is wholly to disregard history and the effect of the various huge movements of mankind which it records. Perhaps the Jews have most succeeded in maintaining a high degree of racial purity, and that, in all probability, because of the manner of their living and' the traditions which govern them. In another column will be found a review of a book of Jews in Britain. The work is interesting in many ways, not only because of the way in which it defends a race which has learned how to suffer with a nobility which almost passes understanding, but because of the way in which it deals with the various fables upon which attacks upon the Jews have been based. If a community lives under the searching eye of many nationalities it is the Jewish community of Shanghai. Here the Jews form praiseworthy section of the foreign population. There are bad Jews, just the same as there are bad Britons, and to endeavour to disparage the latter because of the leaven of officer sarcastically. "Fear isn't a part of a soldier's make-up. Have you ever experienced fear?"
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