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... THE BANFF SHIRE HERALD - Peace Within a Few Months. - ---Mr Robt. Smillie, speaking in Glasgow on Sunday night raid the offer which had come indirectly to ua from Germany could not. and ought not, to be ignored by the Government. Surely it they could ...

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... could tell what this year might bring—the one assured fact was that the course of it we,: held in the hitnd of our God. After speaking el the need of gratitude to God. confluence God, and duty towards God, as fitting us for the tasks of the hour, the preacher ...

... does 'tot disguise from us the fact that serious times are ahead, times that will call for fresh sacrifices, nevertheless speaks with a healthy confidence as to the issue of the great struggle. 'these sober and stirring messages were, however, but the ...

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... provision should made for s ecuring the services of experi- In a debate in the House of Commons last May, Lord Robert Cecil, speaking as Under- b' n e eed Guardia ns on the Committees and for Secretary of State for Foreign Afars, quoted employing pLoy g o ...

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