... it is all the more gratifying The engines worked magnificently and higher results than the trials were obtained- I cannot speak too highly the medical staff and arrangements ihe subsequent trip, the ship being nothing but hospital most painful ...

... short time ago, says Truth, ’ largo provincial pest office correspondent was asked act as interpreter between a French-speaking Belgian and the postal officials. Wondering somewhat at the necessity appeal for outside assistance, made inquiries and found ...

... Artillery Sir John French pays striking tribute to the good work done this regimemt during the earlier weeks of the war. Speaking on December Sir John said: 1 not have many opportunities seeing and sneaking to troops, bnt 1 nave tftkeii thio, my firet ...

... France, others the countries upon whom neutrality imposes special duties in the grave crisis through which Eurojie is passing. Speaking in the name of all. 1 make myself the interpreter their collective sentiments, begging you to accept their beef wishes.” ...

... Italy, during the new yearls reoeptionfi. spoke number senators and deputies. The only allusion the war was when the King, speaking Signor Arton, a deputy, praised Great Britain, who, fie tnicf, alone among liie belligerents had organised a marvellous ...

... shall be to-morrow morning to bombard tho coast and tight the Jiritish fleet. Vou know your duty to your country. I shall not speak more this subject. Long Jive the Kaiser! At six in the evening went to sea with the cruiser detachment, comprising the Soydlitz ...

... in the trenches, and Chinese lanterns ell along the top parapet. Eventually the Germans started shouting, Oomo over, I want speak you.’ Our chaps hardly how to take this, but of the ‘nuts’ belonging to the regiment got out of the trench end started walk ...

... debacle in the Carpathians. There is something of a cold rage in the commtmiques from Berlin that so frankly and brutally speak of the Russian superiority their Ally, and the anger will be increased when Berlin realises, it most realised, that the Russian ...

... France, others the countries upon whom neutrality imposes special duties in the grave crisis through which Europe is passing. Speaking in the name of all, I make myself the interpreter of their collective sentiments, you to accept their best wishes.” President’s ...

... all the other blu&hmg yean since the Prince of Peace was horn, the title: 'The Year of Blood.’ Poseibly if the year could speak, it would claim be known the year o: judgment -judgment upon the man who ha* ■set the rivers blood flowing and judgment the ...

... Lord Mayoralty August has had moat strenuous time, and it hoped that the brief change and rest will benefit him. By the bye, speaking of Aider man Bo water and his visits the hospitals, he tells capital story about one his experience*. In one ward which visited ...

... wife bad. May Digney, of 'Waterford Road, Fulham, s»id had been employed a typist at defendants’ offices in Coleman Street. Speaking generally, Mather dictated the letters and signed them. The latter never dictated any. Mr. Henry Arnold, printer and stauener ...