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... THE STORY OF JOURNEY'S END TOLD BY THE AUTHOR, R. C. SHERIFF With Lantern Illustrations, fIROSVENOR HALL. THURSDAY, 13th November, 8 p.m. Cluirmaa Major D. GRAHAM MILLINGTON, D.L., M.P. Iteeerved Seats, We; Unreserved Seats, la. On sale Messrs. W. Erskine ...

... THE STORY. All who have read any of this author’s previous works will anticipate thrilling sensation and mystery commencing read this new story from her pen. And they will not disappointed. Kenneth Rutherford, left, with his brother Dick, unexpectedly ...

... THE STORY. All who have read any of this author's previous works will an‘Jcipate thrilling scneation and mystery in commencing to read this new story from her pen. And they will not be dieappointed. Kenneth Rutherford, left, with his brother Dick, un ...

... THE STORY. Here is the gist,” said Sir lan, “of what the German general said: ’ You will, perhaps, have noticed I am wearing to-night two war decorations, the Order pour la Merite and the Iron Cross. hope you have not thought this was through vanity. ...

... STORY. J. Marshall, who rode the winner, is fresh coraplexioned lad, etill in hie apprenticeship with Mr. Stanley Wootton Epeom. ie native of Brighton, and will not be 21 until September. Paring the last two seasons has been riding great deal over hurdles ...

... STORIES City “Completely Crippled -i£sengers who stepped from Berlin aeroplane when it ; r ■'-'I at Malmoe at two o'clock .'crday ofternoon still had their covered with soot from last raid, writes Reuter’s corre■' '■■'.'ient Stockholm. ...

... THE STORY. This sto of in the life of Ella Welland, as tol by herself, is not only in- teresting, but becomes almost marvellous when the circumstances sur- rounding her are taken In into consideration. the opening chapters Ella gives a rie! account of ...

... STORIES. Boy’s Adventure in a New Jersey Store. ...

... THE STORIES OF CHAMBERS was on his eighteenth lap and was lying third in the race when the tragedy occurred. Travelling at over 100 miles an hour he shot the railway bridge and appeared in the view of the people along the footpaths in Church Street in ...

... THE This story of a pe riod in the life o Ella by Welland, as told herself, is not only in- teresting, but becomes almost marvellous when the circumstances sur- rounding her are taken n into consideration, the opening cha| pters Elia gives a 1 ried account ...

... STORIES. The story oi marked man** intracion into quiet suburban home told Middlesex tiessinus Saturday., when Roland York, aged 10. garage assistant, pleaded guilty to assaulting Mrs. Marcelle Shepherd, of Teddington. Mr. Arthur Bryan said that prosecutrix ...