MR. PUNCH'S "SPORPOT."

The sum of £91 11_s_. 0_d_. generously collected by various schools in

South Africa for the "Sporpot" (savings-box) fund, which was suggested

in these pages by Mr. Punch's friend, the late Mr. BERTRAM SMITH of

Beattock, has been distributed amongst the Belgian refugees who have

spent four and a half years of exile at Beattock and have just left to

return to their own country.

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[Illustration: A SPRING DEFENSIVE.

JOHN BULL. "I DON'T SAY IT QUITE MEETS THE CASE, BUT _(cheerfully)_

IT'S A SIZE LARGER THAN I THOUGHT IT WAS GOING TO BE."]

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[Illustration: _Sandy (at Victoria Station)_. "GIE ME _THE PEEBLES

HERALD_."

_Attendant_. "WE DON'T KEEP IT."

_Sandy_. "THEN JUST GIE ME ONE O' YER LOCAL PAPERS."]

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