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NOT IN AMERICA
... NOT IN AMERICA A visitor to Ballymena was walking along the road one day. Meeting a farmer, pointed to Slemish, which was juet visible in the distance, and inquired— Is that part of the Alps? The farmer looked him, and said— Man, dear, do y' think ...
AMERICA
... AMERICA. DEATH BANBWDOF D* AKXSICA Much has been expree’ed the Mr. Sloan drowning Rivor. on the let Aurnet Peoea«d. *»o *» Ijorn near wm strong iipoower «ho priodplee of Orangeimi. be«ng» wnv rrwperltd merrier Phil'idelpki* ‘, L.O.L. No. wherein held ...
IN AMERICA
... AMERICA KILWAUGHTER GIRL'SMISFORTI iTo the Editor of tL Larne Times.’*) Sir -For 'he benefit of your renders in Kilwaughter especially, among whom cuttings from American newspapers h»\e been circulatinK, not full and honest r(~ rxirt., but ono-.idfd and ...
AMERICA
... AMERICA. Speed- * Lcnfith- Knots. .. 554 .. 6?7Vz .. In addition to these vessels, l»oth and Germany have numerous liners which vary ic bctwien sixtfN*n *.nd nineteen knots. Thus, such vessels the Carmania, aroma, Adriatic, Baltic, Cedric, Celtic, Laconia ...
FOR AMERICA
... FOR AMERICA. Tuesday Lfcst night ftho memtw'rs of L.O L . No. 1361. Bvt lh« Oraogo Hall. NVwry. hid farewell th«r n>unh«*r in ...
AMERICA ON THE BIG
... the past three years. The regiment, one of the first to come from America to France, had been billeted in a town which the men nick-named Mudw’allow, a town which was old before America was discovered. Here under the instruction of French officers the ...
PROTEST BY AMERICA
... PROTEST BY AMERICA. LI HUNG CHANG DYING. ...
Appeal To America
... Appeal To America. Owing to the gravity of the situation the French Prime Minister, after a meeting of his Government, broadcasts final appeal the United States for help. ...
THE AMERICA CUP
... THE AMERICA CUP. The New York correspondent of the Daily Telegraph ’* says:—Asked about the prospects for another race for the America Cup. Sir Thomas Lipton said:—“lf I thought there was a chance of having challenge accepted lie re would forego all European ...
THE AMERICA* DISASTER,
... THE AMERICA* DISASTER, A GRAPHIC ACCOI'NT. P.'odnwlty. lit* at P*Ocll*ton. «>r»*gon. AMCoiaiKm a * Iho rurviv'Oi* who closer,bo ih»».or that rsin was (»llmß Ifopjmor. twit oimo dittanc* aaav thore was thtindor. When that suhsidcsl «a« .•uc'oodod mystorKMia ...
THE QUESTION OF AMERICA
... THE QUESTION AMERICA. And I have said all I have to say about the Convention already. Now there are one or two other matters which I think I ought to touch upon. One the question of America are greatly prctsed now about America. Let nio that I believe ...