Journalistic Candour.
"Mr. Wells has no master in controversy with ordinary mortals, but I would seriously warn him that arguing with the 'Morning Post' leads after a certain point to softening of the brain."—"Diarist" in "The Westminster Gazette."
We have always taken a painful interest in The Westminster's quarrels with The Morning Post.
"In 1914-15 there was for the first time a surplus of cereals of about 27,475 tons produced in Egypt."—Times.
For the first time? Shade of JOSEPH!
"A Young Lady is desirous of CHANGE. Has wholesale and retail military experience. Also knowledge of practical."—Daily Telegraph.
Now, then, HAIG.
