... of sending to the Front thirty thousand fresh troop* to relieve Yeomen and Volunteers whom it was desirable to miters to civil life. In •11 seventeen thousand Yeomen were sent out. Three or four hundred of the-e men were afterwards sent back as Ming ...

... the np-to-date provisions for limb-fitting, discharge, pensions, allowances,. treatment, training, employment and re-settlement in civil life. Apply to British Limbless Ex-Set-vice Men's Associatioa. 115. birch&lds-road. Manchester, Tido iA the second ...

... the Christmas of next year we shall, I sincerely hope and believe, • have defeated Germany, and many families will be re- united. But much hard fighting still lies before us, and we have to reckon upon a great effort against Japan after the surrender ...

... that time. Only let it be remembered that in such a matter haste may not make for speed. The work of re-settling the population, reestablishing civil institutions, and reorganising the great industries, must he thoroughly well done, and cannot be done ...

... re-asacmbly the llou.-e of 4’ontuioni iu v.tal an hour fell todie in harmony with the spirit our turns in war and peace The re-settlement of the world is cine in wh.eh it- people*. are hace the predominant voice. Its principle, arc to lie such as renuire c ...