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... THE CAMP MENU. A word or two an to camp menu. Everyone has a complimentary remark to pullover the opieodid comnitsteriat arrangements, which have given unbounded aatisfactios. The tallest. allowance is liberal, and the quality of meat and bread and other ...

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... REMY'S MENU. Remy, the chef, prepares this menu, for which his patrons pay between 20 and 40 francs (approximately between 2s 6d and ss). It begins with oysters and a large, delicious bowl of soup. It includes a wide variety of delightful hors d'oeuvres ...

... the NAZI MENU? public, and the port. as one of international interest, was entrusted to a harbour board, to which a technical expert, neither German nor Lithuanian, was appointed by the League. As recent election; have shown, the sentiment of Memel is ...

... THE WAGTAIL’S MENU. have been much interested for the past month in watching the little ways of two pairs of wagtails who ore paying a visit to onr lawn (writes a lady from Inverness). What do, they eat? The Encyclopaedia Britannica says insects ...

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