... until I was talking the other day to Mr. Norman H. rreeman 01 me uuniop rtUDDer company. He told me that comparatively few complaints of rapid tread wear are made during the months from March to June. That in July they begin to increase and the peak is reached ...

... administration of Levi Leiter's millions, will have ■been brought to a close. If will be interesting to see how Ifar the complaints against the administration of his son, ■jlr. Joseph Leiter, made by his other heirs, Lady Suffolk ■and her sons, and the ...

... any word of complaint concerning his froward wife. His bitterest enemy, if he had one, must have acknowledged that he was Tar behaving with exemplary patience *jjj although his altered and careworn sres looks spoke of considerable inward £|x|f disturbance ...

... myself. This idea of Glozel, however, I 1 1 1 G* 1 gatner, is ennreiy wrong. oiu^ci really is a geographical expression with an inward and secret archaeological meaning. In other words, people have been digging up things at Glozel, and half the diggers are ...

... x EWS )m uetterJ ALAH BOTT The Constancies of Christmas.-- Yet again the complaint is made that Christmas is not the Christ mas of other days. When I was a boy the glamour that clung to the Christmas spirit was an echo from the benevolence typified by ...

... sea-sickness. Come into my cabin then and have a brandy and soda, said the other that's one of the best remedies for the complaint I believe, although 1 have never suffered from it myself. The other, to whom the proposition was welcome enough, assented ...