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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH,

Principals in the Caillaux trial. Left, Mme. Caillaux and the man on trial. Right (top to bottom), Malvy, the banished Minister of Interior, with whom Caillaux is charged with hav- ing dealt: M. Demange, formerly defender of Dreyfus, now defending Caliaux: M. Clemenceau, chief accuser of Caillaux.

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Many an aviator has lost his life through defects in the wood or metal of his machine, and to avoid this danger in. the future the X-Ray is now being used to detect flaws in the parts used in their construction. an aeroplane strut for faulty grain.

Photo: Examining

TO-DAY'S

THURSDAY, MARCH 4. '1920.

PICTURES.

Czech troops who fought in the Allied armies parading in the streets of Prague in relebration of their safe return to their native country.

The most recent photograph of Admiral and Lady Jellicoe,

DOINGS OF THE DUFFS

TOM, I MUST TELL YOU A GOOD JOKE

HEARD TODAY ~ A GIRL REMARKED TO A FELLOW WHAT FASCINATING EYES HE HAD-THE FELLOW! SAID HE HAD EYES

LIKE HIS MOTHER AND THE GIRL SAID,

'OH I SEE, YOU'RE

POP-EYED"!

I DON'T SEE ANYTHING FUNNY ABOUT THAT

To Be Polite Tom Should Have Laughed Anyway,

I SUPPOSE IT WOULD ALMOST KILL You To LAUGH AT A JOKE I TOLD - "YOU HAVE SUCH AN ADVANCED IDEA

OF HUMOR PRESUME-WELL EVERY BOTH

IN THE PLACE LAUGHED WHEN IT HAPPENED

I'M LAUGHING

INWARDLY, HELEN

SOME MEN NEVER WANT TO GIVE THEIR WIVES CREDIT FOR. SAYING ANYTHING CLEVER- AT THAT I BELIEVE I GOT THAT STORY MIXED UP.

Mr. and Mr

Yui-Wan Jert

Two American Chinese who are on their way to the Orient to conduct an anti-cigarette campaign...

The men who flew from England to Australia. Left to right: Capt. Ross Sraith. Lieut. K.M. Smith and Sgt. J.M. Bennett,

BY ALLMAN

TOM, IGOT THAT STORY WIRONG THE FELLOW

SAID HE HAD EYES UKE. HIS FATHER AND THE GIRL) SAID HE WAS POP-EYED!

THAT'S

PRETTY

GOOD!!

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