... long while lathering my face, and told him that he must have bought his soap at the wholesale price. laughing, he replied that mine a long beard, and that he knew what he was about Are you the boss here, my man ?” I asked. Y’es,” answered, my master set me ...

... encounter would (eel obliged if you would give any information between himself and Hugh Deverel in the school play- why my father’s mine was mentioned in the Crown When tho tiro ain his story shuhl oppo- counwl’a iodlclmMlL coutr., you .to .war. I one h.d . . ...

... defendant having obtained the Tut plaintiff wu the owner of certain honaee near Lon* doni.rrj. TS. d.tuKUol •« th. iMOTe ol mine, which nndcrOMth the hoaicc; col brought torcoorwr £3ool* t|.m«OT dt«» «h. booses tbo toictog w.t« conducted the defendant ...

... husband, and called him swat and tender name s. I forgive yon, John,” she said softly. “You bear me, don't you? Yon are mine now, all mine. I love you. John. Was it fancy, or did the dead face take on more peaceful look than had worn before f She thought ...

... THAT DOG OF MINE, At the time I write of, dear reader, I was ab- .it thirty five summers. (From this I wish you to conclude it was all sunshine with yonrs, trr’y, *o that time.) A good face and consti ntion bad fallen to ray lot. business in life was ...

... the fifth breakfast at Toro e thros evenings il e which the despised hash met Lis gaze. Bessic, ‘;‘: :o ;.“ e Mary Bogers mine is nota fickle and eapricious palate, ever m‘;[ S ffimmdul t.“en. o doge. oo geoking ulier 8010 DOW thing. 1 eling with e was ...

... that he anda ' Itis her husband,” the by-standers murcertain eweet friend of mine were just out out ' mur as they fall back with moistened eyes. for each other, and that mine should be the | They do not offer further aid, for surely that hand to bring ...

... wisp of hair, which she said she had combed out of her head while in the lock-up. Farrell —1 could have combed thing oat of mine, 00. Campbell here showed her clothes, which she said had been torn off her. The Mayor—Well, you do look dilapidated. Thomas ...

... to show that it had once been forest. As for its surface, it was chaos, riddled with shell holes that touch one another and mine craters round which the fighting never ceases. Vauquois was once a village perched on hill; its houses and its church tower ...

... medical Board visited Pontypridd and examined nearly a hundred men employed at the Maritime Colliery who have entered the mine since A/ugust, 1915. It was stated that good percentage of the men were passed for general service. Later in the day about ...

... Wales Coalfield on the scheme agrsed upon between the Miners’ Federation of Great Britain and Governm nt for the out frrm mines young unmarried men between eighteen and twenty-five The form of baHct paper was agreed to a meeting the Executive Coa oil ...

... COMBING-OUT IN THE MINES. At a special conference of the South Wales Miners’ Federation Cardiff yesterday the recruiting scheme approved by the Blackpool Conference was discussed, and it was decided that the Federation take no part in assisting the recruiting ...