... How Sanatogen restored me to health: An Interview with Miss ELLALINE TERRISS. Of all the many and various remedies I have tried try it. I took it three times a day, and almost at once but he has occasionally done so with great benefit, to relieve the ills that flesh is heir to, said Miss Ellaline it began to have an effect on me. and so has his brother who, as you are aware is Terriss to a ...

... . The annual congress of German Catholics was held this year at Breslau and has attracted more than usual attention. The Socialists have been very busy organising counter demonstrations. A meeting of 20,000 persons condemned the finance reform of the Junkers and the priests, and a demonstrative visit was paid to the grave of Lassalle in the Jewish cemetery at Breslau. The Pope sent a letter ...

... The Mayoral Military Pageant in London. ft Mayor from tin Plsmnmlbers5 Coinnqpamy= A Territorial Armv Pageant The Lord Mayor's Show of 1909 resolved itself into a great procession of Territorial troopers. Company after company, band after band, marched by in seemingly endless array, and when owing to the length of the procession it turned upon itself in Fleet Street the effect was strikingly ...

... Th e Social Craze of the Winter Season. A MERRY CROWD OF ROLLER-SKATERS AT EARL'S COURT Roller-skating is the popular pastime for autumn and winter evenings. Every rink which is opened in the metropolis or the provinces becomes crowded with its throng of skaters. For some weeks the Empress Hall at Earl's Court has been thronged. Skating on artificial ice also maintains its great popularity, ...

... TWO LITTLE-MHDWH OAINSISOROUGMS AT ABINGDON. 'T'he Corporation of Abingdon is the proud possessor of two paintings by Gainsborough which hang in the Town Hall. They were presented to the town many years ago by a naval officer and represent King George III. and Queen Charlotte. They have been exhibited in London once at Burlington House at an exhibition of old masters, which is the only ...

... THE LABOUR CONGRESS AND MR, LLOYD GEORGE'S BUDGET, The Trades Union Congress at the Public Hall, Ipswich The Trades Union Congress which was opened at Ipswich last week in the public hall is the first which has been held there, when 495 delegates assembled, representing 1,701,000 trade unionists. Mr. Shackleton, M.P., addressed the first meeting and referred to the Budget as the greatest ...

... J ery quietly in the midst of hubbub from without the Germans launched on Saturday a new armoured cruiser, the Von der Tann, the first Invincible of their fleet and the first German war ship of any size to be fitted with turbine engines. Much secrecy has as usual been shown in describ ing the new vessel, which has till recently been known as G. Laid down in the Blohm and Voss yard (Hamburg) ...

... ^Phe Duke of Connaught has had a good oppor tunity of seeing the progress of our military equipment in Egypt by holding a review at Khar toum on the opening day of the month. The Duke with the Duchess, Prince Arthur, and Princess Patricia were welcomed on February 26 by General and Lady Wingate, Major-General Baron von Slatin, and other high officers and officials. A salute of twenty-one guns ...

... THE FIRST LORD OF THE GERMAN NAVY A.eImiiPSi.31 Tnippato audi ...

... T n the month of May such of the silkworm eggs as have overlived the severities of the winter are put into the incubator, which is kept at a temperature ranging from 50 to 70 deg. Falir. They remain there till the mulberry-tree leaves have grown sufficiently to serve as food for the silkworms. When the higher temperature has been reached the silkworms leave their chrysalis con dition and ...

... . Ireland and its industries were the objects for which society foregathered both at Dublin as well as in London last week, and Lady Aberdeen, who was the originator of the Irish Home Industries scheme, started in 1886, as well as the Dublin Pageant and the St. Pat rick's Day ball held for the same purpose, must have been highly gratified at the success of both. Irish linen was the inundation ...

... AFTER. THE BATTLE OF CONSTANTINOPLE Tlh InTsairadl if Meirc^ tHhe Msumdl of J^.stnc0 WOUNDED MEN OF THE YOUNG TURKS ARMY IN HOSPITAL. NOTE THE PRESENCE OF WOMEN NURSES THE FATE OF SOME OF THE SOLDIERS WHO MUTINIED Thirteen lenders of the mutiny (on April 13) were hanged at dawn on the morning of May 2 in Constantinople-- five in the Square of Santa Sophia, five in the Square of Sultan Bavaiid, ...