... ** Speak, Faither, Speak,” In connection with the Ibrox disaster a sad spectacle at the Police Station was a little lad sitting by the dead body of his father till relatives csme to claim the body and take the child home.— Weekly News.”] “Ob, is my faither ...

... Plain Speaking. DOREEN winced at the words. She - had never thought that Dr Wilson would ever have cause to say this to her, Y Of course,” he went on, ‘“this does not mean that I aw dismissing you. I have no power to do that. Tam simply consulting physician ...

... plain Speaking. IE CROZIER walked down Regent| reet with her head in the air. She | ing herself that for once in a while) reason to feel proud of herseli, Axi mt’s motice she had taken over the| on sof the principals in *‘Snappy.”| sel “had sung the feature ...

... PLAIN SPEAKING. Naturally I was very upset. I thought it hard lines I should be treated like t?mt after what I had done in the Manchester City game. And I went round to see some of the Preston officials to tell them so. * 1 Bpoke plainly. I found, however ...

... Director Speaks. I have visited Burnley and completed a round of interviews. Listen to what My Bromley, one of the directors who was in tharge of the team, has to say:— | 4 f‘irst of all, let us be quite fair—Aston Villa were infinitely the better team ...

... ““It Speaks for Itself.” ...

... Mother speaks—- ¢¢ At two months old my babe was very ill and just like a skeleton. Nothing seemed to agree with him and 1 was at my wits’ end.to know what todo . . . I had to go to a well-known children’s Hospital twice a week and one of their specialists ...

... Plain Speaking, , \NGEREI) beyond words, Jennifer Carr £\ diove away fiom Greystokes after her interview with Laura, The treatment she had received hatl surprised her. Apparently her information about seeing the gipsy on the road was worthless, Otherwise ...

... Strong Speaking. Mr A. G. Cameron (London), in the course of the discussion, said that as General Booth refused to give them a statement, so that the public could clearly understand the position, the Congress ought to express its condemna‘tion of the ...

... “Who is speak at Last. B rook wrostled witl bi‘* y [ His futile moveme‘fl“’“’% end by the sound of 85 “w,, K smiled to himét,elf- A“‘byf four men entered, follo‘;fi,',;i One of tho men Wa4 Mcm!fl evidently in 8 bud' ‘\_l&)').‘ ';' suppotted dowh I 8 et g ...

... SPEAKING FROM EXPERIEN nin It.”g y Rhyme.t self — good goes untry, ouse- A\ g\ ed—they and the 1 and the ur. The nportant it. Itis so much vessessuvonney . nearly § tC. : -n-a--huuu!'!i ...

... MRS HENRY SPEAKS. While he was interrogating Henry news arrived that the woman had been revived, and was now capable of speaking. McLean postponed his questions, and took a car to the hospital. He was permitted to sce Mrs Henry, and found her with her ...