A GERMAN KISS OF PEACE
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DISILLUSIONED
... THE BOER. (going down Glencoe Hill): Ach, mine kontempt for Dommy. Atkins vos not so great now as it vos! ...
WALES BEFORE PARLIAMENT
... SONG:- LISTEN TO MY TALE Of WOE! ...
The Late Mr. CHARLES ASHTON
... The Late Mr. CHIRLES ASHTON, The Welsh ?? Policeman, who died by his own hand at Dinas MAawddwy on Friday night. The report of the inquest will ba found on another page. ...
CAUGHT A TARTAR
... THE BIG UONGBEL: Hang it all, I 11,ever go nar it but I get pricked. ...
A VOICE IN THE WILDERNESS
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RALLYING ROUND THE FLAG
... Come the three corners of the world ii arms, and we shall shock them; nought shall make us run. If Britain to herself do rest but true.-Shalispeare. ...
EMPEROR OF GERMANY
... EMPEROR OF GERMANY, EMPRESS OF GERMANY. ...
HORSES GONE TO SOUTH AFRICA
... Scene: Meet of the Tredegar Hounds. TRIFILWD: Hello, my lord; where is your bike this morning? LORD TREDEGAR: Oh, the dltshed thing got punctured coming along, so I mu ...
WAR MOVEMENTS
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CRYING FOR HELP
... IRIUGE.: O11. or', he's taking his coat off! Hi, there, Europe, come quick . A d stop this fight. ...
EAGER FOR THE FRAY
... DA.ME WALES (introducing Welsh Voluntcers): Here you are, John bach; bhre's some of my boys that want to go out to teach old Kruger to leave their friends alone, loolh 'ou. ...