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... FIFTY YEARS AGO Mr. Andrew Carnegie, speaking on his scheme for the reunion of the English-speaking race: I am at a loss to frame any arguments to show that* America would benefit materially from reunion; but her citizens would benefit from contact with ...
... soldier. Prisoners got away during the night. They ace likely to be found in plain clothes. Pass;an and Laeasig speak broken English, but Krueger speaks Enghsh. Laeasig has a flattened nose. WEST BROMWICH .WIDOW’S SUICIDE. An inquest was.held at West Bromwich ...
... , Hon. Fellow Christ's College, representative of the Union of South Africa the Imperial Conference. German chamtellor to speak to-morrow. Ths Hacci, May 1. The Berliner Tageblatt ’* announces that the Chancellor i« make peoce offer Thursday in the Reichstag ...
... Liebknecht asked to speak in order to protest against the speech of Dr. Helfferich. The President thereupon rang his bell and said: Dr. Liebknecht is out of order. ...
... —Exchange. CHANCELLOR ADVISED TO “SPEAK OUT THIS TIME.” Amsterdam, August 29. The “Morgenpost,” commenting on Swiss telegrams dealing with the anticipated message peace from President Wilson, advises the Chancellor to speak out this time. It is generally ...
... A MEMBER OF PARLIAMENTS MOTTO. Mr. George Butler Lloyd. M.P., speaking at Shrewsbury yesterday, said of course the Allies were going win; there was doubt about Hiat. But one of our greatest dangers was premature or incomplete peace. The Genoa ns had been ...
... liberty. He did not wish to hurt the susceptibilities English-speaking South Africans, and therefore declared that he must refrain from active Republican propaganda, which would driy* English-speaking South Africans from then. Concluding, he warned his hearers ...
... the writer speaks of destroying London by Zeppelins if Great Britain does not revert to ; the old international law. The idea of the destruction of London,'' nays Count Beventlow, “is one that causes us unpleasant sensations, but to speak publicly such ...
... GERMAN’S AND THE YSER LINE. Amsterdam, January 14. correspondent of the writing from Pcrvyse, in Flanders, under date January 8. speaks of “some changes favour of the AlHes. In spite of incessant artillery attacks, says, the Allies have again succeeded in poshing ...
... Poli-h Club at Vienna has passed a resolution which speaks of Poland being proclaimed a kingdom under Austrian leadership. The Vossische Zeitung’ remarks that it is preposterous of the Poles to speak now about the solution of the Polish question connection ...
... Guy Rogers claims to speak for the “ vast majority of Christians who are not pacifists. I am one of that majorit5 , and totally disagree with the tone and matter of his “Owen Letter” which you publish to-day. He also claims to speak for the young Christian ...
... MENTS FOR 1940 The English-Speaking Union announces that alter Hines Page Travelling Scholarships will again offered in 1940; to enable teachers to visit the United States. holder of the Senior Page Scholarship (for women only) is invited to spend six ...