... instant*. there was spy barber that came to twiee a week. Only those sho paid foe the privilege were ..hated. Often we. would be speaking among ourselves when in, but all the time he was among us there was absolute silent*. ...

... this they went a good deal by what girl, liked. She would like to nay a word of praise for their secretary. They could not speak highly enough of her. She must work night and day to get through all that she aid for the. Areeciation. She noticed that the ...

... reported himself to the officer in Alamo the latter exclaimed. Surely . thews are the days of miniclos—we aro mating tin dumb to speak. the blind to ere. the deaf t.. leas, and the lam.. to walk.- TRACIC STORY OF FRENCH AIRMAN'S EXPLOIT. Pena. Marrk 7.—Orn of ...

... man who was front the Isle of Wight. He said he had boen at work at Voninor. You might think it impirt.ibli• for 'horn to speak to us, but, nevertheless, it is tact. QV RES Vlt VOILI A lll&titan Frank A. Swoffer, writing a mend in North London, theeeiben ...

... Ted. Poet Free. Id extra. CHENEY, CHEMIST, LEOMINSTER. BROMYARD. MEN'S OWN At the meeting on Sunday. Mn.. T.illcnts sang Speak for thy Servant Houreth and Tbo Holy City. Mr. Pritchard W/114 her accompanist. and both were thanked for their music. ...

... adders-. A letter was read written by the wife to her hushand's solicitors. It said : I won't have hint. I don't want to speak about him. Ile gives me mach trouble. Ile cnn diworts if be wishes. I give to him all right. When it is finished please let ...

... war under this heading: the four Allies and the four things. tor which they are fighting. But to pees by these he wished to speak of The Four Temperaments which include us all. Temperament was distinguished according to the prodomineece of one or the other ...

... serving with OHO of the battalion% in Neuve Chapelle, and he believed all three 'rem killed. In conclusion I:ye-Witne 4 speaks of t he magnificent spirit of our nw•n, even those who had the longest spell of fighting• being fit for anything after one ...

... worth of proaerty, had nearly a quarter of a million member.. and half a million S.S. scholar. The lneture7 proceeded to speak of our new debtor. What had Belgium done for us.? Think of what she might have done. What • Morales stand she, mado against ...

... these and their enforcement,: he would direct his sermon? Thou hast kept the best wine until the last. lie was going to speak to them about the wine of life and wished them to see—for it was writ large in the text—that the world always set its best ...

... ! Other people's kindness to us is well worth talking about—and what a lot of kindness leas been shown lb , . We ought to speak more often of the good there is even in the worst of people. What tales of heroism and self-sateifice there are that ought ...

... over the language cause RM•• very musing momenta. Practically all of know a mattering of their language, and some fellows speak it fairly fluently. se between IN we .lo not experience very much difficulty in being understood. It is more difficult to ...