Horatio Bottomley, the wicked Munchausen of British journalism, is in Wormwood Scrubbs Jail. But money he continues to make.
For some time his daily diary has been smuggled out of jail and published in one of the London papers— the kind of paper, which, if the English chewed gum, would be read by 500,000 gum-chewers. Some weeks ago an injunction put a stop to this performance.
Now the same paper (The News of the World) is printing a daily article " by one of his former companions in distress." Respectable papers (like The Times)...
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