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... employment to thousands, and if pawed it would throw hundreds out of employment. Apart from that Mr. Asquith was altogether in-consistent. As NOM as he pained from general to particular he contradicted himself.' He believes, or pretends to believe, that ...
... sugar increase as being available to swell our supplies or not. 4 fft must certainly affect the world's pries o: sugar by withdrawing buyers for a minim tons from the extra-European market. American Surplus. With regard to the United Statek the position ...
... towards the town. Last farmhouse and barn he went. Cattle thumped in the stalls and lowed; from the chimney of the house smoke arose. A man with two pails came from the house and entered the barn. The houses began to huddle together, a street of them ; old ...
... must trace his steps through picturesque lanes before reaching this spot, which seems to hold within it. the repose of the world. So much does the atmosphere of peace dwell here that it is difficult to realise that the building was erected at a time when ...
... district. Two ranches reported t..at a point had been made of collecting from newspapers pictures and cuttings referring to current events in other countries and making them into scrapbooks for future reference. the branches which did this feeling that the ...
... attended Ile wondered about what previously he had accepted blindly. Ile discovered a world he never had known. And as lie explored the realms of art be drifted further from a desire to indulge in the wild rush of business. Men who never had been to Oxford ...
... event of the year in tie Hungary Scouting world is to be a Jamboree at Godollo Park, Budapest, and arrangements are being made on a lavish scale for the reception of contingents of bays from all parts of the world. - Lord Baden-Powell is to be accommodeled ...
... 4541.0.—The World in a Mirror, 12.0.—Hadyn Heard and his band, from the West End Cinema. Dirmingbam. 11.43.—F0ur Thousand Feet above Cape Town; a descriptive commentary from the top of Table Mountain, introduced by the Earl of Clarendon, from Government ...
... title of Scrapbook of 1913. NATIONAL (1,8114AN1.) ILL—Commemoration Service: Address by the liev. K. E. Kirk, relayed from King's College, London. 10.30.—Time. Weather and Shipping. 10.4541.0.—Through Three Continents-11, by Lady Muir. from Edinburgh ...
... (baritone). - 640.—New Books, by Mr. I. M. Parsons. 7.l4.2l.—Economics in a Changing World, by Commander Stephen King- Hall. 7.3l.—The National Character; Views from Abrozul-3, by Dr. Karel Capek. 11.1.—The H.B.C. Orchestra (Section D); Irene Kohler ...
... will be a popular concert relayed from the Shire Hall, Gloucester. The Liverpool Phi/harmonic Society's Concert will be given on the North Regional, while the Scottish Regional will broadcast a pantomime written from the story by Hans Andersen, The ...
... with WU:union James (harp) from Cardiff. Time. at 1.0 (13.00) 2.0 (14.(M0'.—Reception Test for schools. 2.5.2.25 (14.05-14.25).—Science and Agricohorts-3. it read, by Sir John 2.30.2.55 (14.33-14.55).—W0r1d History Tne New World Takes Shape by Alec MacDonald ...