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... Plain Speaking. A fortnight ago had some plain speaking from Mr Lloyd George. are conducting a war as if there were war,” the Chancellor of the Exchequer remarked, and he denounced the strikes that were disgracing the Clyde, and warned the country that ...

... BREAD THAT SPEAK PLAIN, FRENCH, 4 PAN, ENGLISH PAN, PLAIN PAN, EXGLISH CRUSTY, =f a UND BROWN, MALT, BERMALINE, ARRANGED FOR. AME AYLOR ‘VALE OF MORAY” BAKERY, LHANBRYDE, AND 12 SOUTH STREBT. ELGIN. elephove 137. ¢ YOUR PATRONAGE RBSPECTFULLY SOLICITED ...

... THE ART Or SPEAKING. Then in the acting profession—to which, with all due reverence, let me say that the Church is closely akin—have you ever known a bad actor or actress, even though by force of circumstances or money they get to the top, remain there ...

... SPEAK AT GUILDHALL. MR ASQUITH, Mr Boner Law, the Marquis of Crewe, and Mr Harcourt are to address • great patriotic meeting at Guildhall on Wednesday. May ilk The meeting is being held under the auepicas of the Notional Patriotic Organisation, and will ...

... Chancellor Speaks. THE I UNDERSTAND IT” TERM EXPLAINED. Amsterdam, Thursday. Speaking to the Reichstag Committee, the Chancejlcr defended himself against the discontent which was over his words, I understand it,” when dieouased the Reichstag-s peace ...

... GAELIC SPEAKING. The number of persons able to speak Gaelic in the portion of the county which is outwith the city of Aberdeen is small, only amounting to 78, but, small though it bo, it is more than tho corresponding figure in 1901. All these 78 persons ...

... MICHAELSI SPEAKS. Alleged Franco-Russian Treaty, Great U-Boat Boasts, Rerlin, Tuesday. In the Main Committee of the Reichstag thr Imperial Chancellor made a long statement, the course of which he sand when speaking with regard the relations of Germany ...

... PLAIN SPEAKING. A fortnight ago had some plain speaking from Mr Lloyd George. are conducting war as if there were war, the Chancellor of the Exchequer remarked, and he denounced the strikes that were disgracing the Clyde, and warned the country that ...

... PREMIER SPEAKS. Business Men's Value in Government, Speaking at Leeds to-day, Mr Lloyd George, in reviewing past events, said when the Government fell there was no one anxious to take its place. There no sot am ble for the first places. We were all anxious ...

... THE SPEAKING OF THE .GUNS. The guns on the Western front have been speaking to excellent purpose of late, and with such marked effect along both the British and the French fronts that readers war news may be pardoned if they come the conclusion that the ...