... THE POPULATION OF AMERICA. Undeterred by the errors of former prophets, Mr W. L. Griffiith has ventured t 3 predi:t that the population of the United States (at present 80 millions) will in 1931 be a hundred and thirty millions. That estimate seems to ...

... AMERICA ROUSED. Germany must realise by now that the sinking of the Lusitania was about the worst day's work she could do. It has led to drastic measures against Germans in all parts of the British Empire, and has roused the manhood of this country to ...

... AMERICA'S NAVY. At this moment when the question of naval defence has been much in the air, It is interesting to notice how the United States are gradually qualifying themselves for the position cf one of the first naval Powers. Not very long ago, Senator ...

... America's Ambassadors. There seems to be no warrant for the statement recently made that American diplomatic representatives abroad are about to discard plain evening them in favour of a sort of uniform of which a velvet collar, a blue waistcoat and gold ...

... AMERICA'S EXPERIENCE. The United States has taken her first creat step towards Free Trade. One of the first ro•ulte ie shown in the following oopy of an advertisement that appeared in the New York Times, of October 4th. The first effect of the new ...

... WAGES IN AMERICA. The American correspondent of the Morning Po4t, writing in the issue of June 21st in reference to the effect the Tariff Rill is produc ing on American finance during the present period of waiting and seeing, makes allusion to the ...

... AN ANSTRUTHER SINGER IN AMERICA. The San Francisco Sunday Examiner Magazine had the following notes, under the heading Kilts and a Voice, Economy and Enterprise ; remit—a fortune. : Kilts and a vole-. These are the stock in trade of a little Scotch ...

... Donation from America. A circular having been read, asking the support of the Council towards a movement, having for its object Women's Tribute to the Soldiers and Sailors of the Empire, the Provost stated that he had received a letter from a Crail ...

... CHEAP %TAOS TO AMERICA. The reduction to one penny of the minimum postage ou lettere to the United Sta•ee, following tho still more remarkable reduction to the same rate for the whole of the British Empire, 'malls the time when a letter, even from one ...

... GOLDEN WEDDING IN AMERICA. Mr and Mrs Andrew Forgan celebrated the fiftieth snniverstry of their marriage on 3rd December, at their home, at St Dennis, Md. A reception was held from 7.30 :o 10.30 p.m. A very useful and appropriate present received by ...

... EXAMPLY PROM GERMANY AND AMERICA. It is because we believe that the answers to these questiiine will be fiend to be extremely reassuring to all who examine the Home Rule question with sincerity that we confidently an• ticipate a eood and enduring arrangement ...

... CHRIPLR CLOTIIIN , / FUR AMERICA. The re , iced America t %riff is slowly b ,, t sorely effecting the change which the Democrats who made it designed. The Kli•or of the •Baffslo Comwerciel,' in the issue of .;:musry 14th makes this suite clear, fro lie ...