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... awakened in travel and the wonders of the mighty and then little-known Africa; and there he probably heard Living , atone speak of those marvellous experiences which be hinwielf was one day to record. It le not generally known that the of addresses that ...
... ear to be offered as a gift to B are among exhibits to the Ghent Exhibition. Mr. Bryan. Coked States Secretary of State. speaking at Dee Moines. lowa. he expected to the of evervds• common sense in solving problem. in forei.rn Prince Jorchiin. the German ...
... condition. among the rich. 1 tell you, my frienda, said Mr. Stanton. in the course of hie addrivs, that. figuratively speaking. the road to perdition is paved and diamonds and motorcars. A voice from the back of the church said daftly Q Death, where ...
... THE ARCH-PRIEbT. Mr. Stanton once saw kinteelf deweribed on posters at a flehing as The arch• prir4 of London. Speaking afterwards to a lady, he waid be supposed she had never heard of un arch•prieed, alish .he No. They bate in Greek Cbureb, but ...
... He received remittances frost his family it America, had £B.OOO owing him A London stockbroker was called by OM prisoner to speak as to his financial position. PANIC-STRICKEN BY STORK A thunderttors of great tioknce broke over the fin,ntley Cross district ...
... have told House that after sending it he bought 10.000 shares in the American Co.npary. He told the House in October lw was speaking the truth; but it there um more to come. Might it not be better for Ministers of the Crows to keep clear of tine Stuck Exchange ...
... be al .1 r the seeessity .4 you fon-ably .4 noy peeve:see. • Ilsrmie•s startled ran heard tlw ell 1.4 a pool. Roe could not speak. I did to dn.' rots here • on snit. voice. I Ihottgle I had t i n t ed my an that encr, - 6.1, would be liiietetter. I wttn't ...
... PIONEER TAILORS of Keynaharn and District NOTE—The only I Representatives we send out to solicit ord ers are our Goods which speak for themselves in a language Which everyone can understand. hich ...
... THE NEW EDUCATION BILL I Lord speaking at the dimmer of the , Eighty. Cluh. outlined the of educational reform, and that fros tome points of view the important guts. hen whether the country was prepared to find the money for a national of education He ...
... ache. carted at the his eyes are keen. and he tarries an eyeglass. There ia no outuard sip or the foreigner about him, and he speaks English with only the faintest foreign assent. Mnch-Darrated Diplaniatist. H e i e one o f the brat decorated diplomatists ...
... PIONIZR TAILORS of Keynsham and Di.trict. NOT E—T he only Representatives we send out to solicit orders are our Goods which speak for themselves in a language which everyone can understand. ...
... Dulong, one soldier Wind killed and several wounded. ht. Moral. the French deputy, who attempted in vain to get permission to speak at Waidchord sgainet the French Army Bill, been expelled from Brunswick, where also wished to eddies' I meeting. At Bedlington ...