... O ,, Shippdiire , Ludlow ) . asked the Prime ; lCnister -Khether his attention hid been filled to the appeal to tie Irish United League of ! - ^ tnerica for money to provide arms and equipment j : or the Xaiionalist ^ Voluateeis ; and woold . hs take ...

... European politics. War was imminent between Austria and Russia all last winter, the sequel to Austria’s attitude in the re-settlement of boundaries after the Balkan wars, and was only averted by the steady pressure of the other Powers of the Entente ani ...

... hour ! too otherwime many would 14i1ve hien • • • tilt paid by Granville lee to Sidettp local club being met in a which resettled in a ttrumr. The home team balled first, and chiefly to C. H. Pittman , 40 and A. J .11ridgirater 45) were able to deckire ...

... incloeive of the United States, Yet who con foretell the future the world There are conceivable conditions which some form of amalgamation with the United Statee might become necessity—even racial necceeity, for must still think the United States Anglo-Saxon ...

... that no two people can have the same oonsciouxness or even the same object alike. For example, an aeroplane viewed by a civilized person and by a Lange, awakens altogether different concepts. A flower is a very different thing to a botanist from what ...

... De- tlifskina-City skins, 76S 65 last year. green , n a t. 780, against $l. . - C. the I. S. e. L. It is reported that I United States or West- 17e. Country cured. IS to letec. Part. partment Harp. Wilke% vs. Doriand. a surrogate court sill permit per ...