... little luxuries were careful to conceal the fact from their Chief when possible. Soon after he first took command, however, a youthful scion of a noble house droptied a scented and embroidered handkerchief close to Lord Kitchener's feet. The Commander. thinking ...

... Bast Staffordshire, died suddenly at hie Birmingham wsuidence on Sunday, at the age of 81. Lloyd's St. Vincent, Cape Verde, Mates that the British barque, Mary Clausee. has been abandoned in a siuklng condition. The crew were saved. Mr. W. Parrott, M.P ...

... 1 set forgotten Mr. Merit, lea. A ebbreees had crept bar '• Well. he is wit expose f.r lbag hem his muse I. was my friend. and et died — Dick had forgotten fat Lit sobs tbi. girl had telephone be Tea', she has. of kb isetk. sad hi stopped sliesbed by ...

... sad her niece. Had it fortnight only it would interlude doing neither panto' ran on with a au Jagging. and the friend woman with the saving a sok'? that is mush: day Wincott foua t ie : a 12 KT DORA LANG LOIS, Authcr c I ' A Mt tf.e Blue. The Crisman ...

... fair to yourself. Don't do your washing in the old back-breaking way. Get a 214 d. bar of Fels-Naptha soap and try it next washing day. Try it at our expense. Your grocer will give you back your money if you're not pleased, and he'll charge the soap to ...

... VIA RUSSIAN AllY. Flag Day at Newport. laitiated by leading friends of Russia with tic object in giving icactical expression to the keen Buttsh appreciation of the valour and heroism of the Army, and the aaeri tires and loyalty to the common cause of ...

... enffering froze the effects of poison. I oelleve that if I had been • quarter of AR hour later she would have died. lam so fortunate as to save her life—llls. Wilmer must have • wonderful constitution —my 000 aim now is to provost • recurrence of the dreadful ...

... gentleman to me, 'to sod anything else for • long time, and that. notwithrtanding toe fact that the Censor was • personal friend of my own.' .It is obvious. however, that. the military einthority moat be supreme, and it cannot be supposed that it sets ...

... performed, and the farthing removed, 'but the MAZAWITTEE little girl di.A. .'. TEA not this unite you as rather btrange ? He was a irtend, acid, it I may say without offence, an intimate friend of yours. Is it not peculiar that he has not called to see you ...

... iol.tis, making aostmirmtioe for moment Imposed, Oh, ye., I him Intitsately—intl• moiety. Kr. Hempel* was saving. Brvan fitmlisg sod I are friends; I. fe:t. I ass at bowie that eight, some years when a footman of theirs a r 42 poiyed . You no doubt read ...

... own cousin and . have been the best of friends all your L' • why should you turn against her now I dare not stay any longer, replied foe I Want if possible to catch the dock train to London. Aunt Mary. try ' • worry more than you can help. I believe ...

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