... nations for the - troarthening of peace and the furtherance of civilisation ought to lead to a close alliance betwren United Europe and the United States. Groat European wars would become impossible. Gradual restriction of armaments would become Practicable ...

... land of the stars and stripes. Well, I tell Mr. Dixon that Eddyism is not a religion. but a business.' The law courts of the United States refused it a charter on this very ground. Mrs. Eddy was Mrs. Patterson when the revelation she tells us was received ...

... is concerned to preach a , .Xne; - ican workman for nis greater zea'. In sermon- on the text that civil war in Ulster will shrewd and caustic mean civil commotioci in this country too. It and E. bloodshed occurs in Ulster, 'ne thinks is is peas- idscribes ...

... what other way does centrality avail? In none that I ever heard of. Is London the centre of England, or Washington of the United States, or Petersburg of Russia? Is Calcutta the centre of Bengal? Arc Bombay or Madras centres of these Presidencies? But ...

... 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 ...