... MOBILISING THE NEW WORLD: WHAT AMERICA IS DOING AND CAN DO The English-speaking people of the New World, for so long the embodiment of patience and reason in their dealings with the crafty Hun having been forced at last reluctantly to act, have made their ...

... gathering. Endorsed by the patronage of the principal Hotels, Restaurants, Clubs and Officers' Messes throughout the English-speaking world. g 0rder DRy G1NGER ALE SPARKLING PHOS- Ky Special Appointment PHADE, LEMONADE, Lemon Squash or Lime EE to H.M. the ...

... messages so far. It is hoped, however, that a more powerful remit ing apparatus will accomplish this, so that Casa Blanca may speak to Paris. ...

... Hall, Islington, this week, may be appropriately described as the supreme te£t of fat £tock excellence. Only the cream, so to speak, of cattle, sheep and pigs, those which have successfully run the gauntlet of other exhibitions, make their appearance here ...

... appeared on the high seas during the war, in which they gallantly played their part, while in the lower picture they are, so to speak, giving up the ghost. Dating from 1914, the Erin, of 23,000 tons, and carrying ten 13*5 inch guns, is thus only ten years ...

... showing the various designs and the.r uses, and address of the nearest retailer. Prices from 47/- upwards. People always speak of the Wekbacf-Jdem in glowing terms .J dot. of the Wehbach House, King* s Cross, London, W.C. I ...

... commerce may develop among the nations who learnt to trust one a no her. Pleading for the Peace of the World The Kaiser Speaking at the Guildhall Luncheon DRAWN BY W. HATHERELL, R.I. ...

... A HARD-WORKED MINISTER IN THE HOUSE OF LORDS: LORD LANSDOWNE SPEAKING DRAWN FROM LIFE BV SYDNEY. P. HALL The position of Secretary of State for War is not enviable at the best of times, but when we are at war his case becomes wo.se. Everybody has hard ...

... SONS, LTD.. W Sir Kreemv JCnufs Advice (I JrajT need not be told. Look at him y( I VI --like Super-Kreem his happy R III face speaks for tself. Where he II lift is, you may well wish yourself to b ttwU --alone, at ease, with Super-Kreem. fi\\ In music there ...

... greatlv accentuated, has undergone a strange evolution. Dances which were long held in high esteem in our ballrooms have, so to speak, become as extinct as the do Jo, their place being taken by others which have next to nothing in common with them. irtr. H ...

... marked contrast. Both show us a icabin in the American battleship Wyoming, but whereas in the one case the occupants are, so to speak, off the leash and seen in free and easy attitu .3, in the other we get a glimpse of the manner in which order and discipline ...

... inspired no doubt by the adverse fluctuations of the franc, for which, for some reason, they seem to hold France s English-speaking Allies of the War responsible. ...