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... suffered heavy. I did not like to let you know before, as I thought it would upset you all. The wound on my thumb was nothing to speak of. PLEASANTRY IN THE TRENCHES. That our soldiers at the front are light heared and in good spirits i shown by the following ...
... Rebukes fries Siberia and thel horror of the minas, and in the cry of leoken hearts from the solitary prisons! Shall we bear God speak? Yes. if we listen and bow and confess. and then, no matter how the war may end, there will be • new Europe, and the lands ...
... , and we are still keeping an eye on them, as Mrs. S. is being visited by one of our Maternity Committee, of which I will speak later. There has been, and still is, great difficulty in getting some of the allowances for soldiers' and sailors' wives and ...
... In tin* shelves. Tlitre is realiv reason why yon should not p* to night,” llillier said, ami Ids tone was tl.at of man who speaks to himself. “None whatever if yon desire me to go,” Lane's voice was extremely dry. temptHtion speeds swift- | Hillier wheeled ...
... the great hotels and the best-known cafés were closed, and fashionable dressmakers, jewellers, booksellers, and, generally speaking, the commercial amenities were represented by morose looking iron shutters. Even for minor necessaries one might have to ...
... of the French Brigade are, and remain there all day whilst the are being bombarded. Shell after shell—cannot hear oneself speak—the Is ablaze with bursting shells, replied to very mildly by the Germans. A few burst very close to us and a house falls down ...
... just what happens to a man from the time he is wounded until he finds himself in hospital or at home in England. I cannot speak with either military or medical authority, but I have visited almost all the hospitals of Paris, Boulogne, Calais, and Dunkirk; ...
... town in the morning ? Does the arrangement still hold good ? he inquired, tentatively. For a moment or two Hillier did not speak. He had risen, and was standing with his back to Lane, facing the fire. The twilight of the spring day had fallen over the ...
... The new Bishops have been working energetically in organising the Church life at these new centres, and reports received speak of the wonderful progress which has been made ander their guidance. It has often been said that the creation of now Bishoprics ...
... need courage to remain total abstainers; but there is perceptible progress among them, and there was a good opportunity to speak in the schools of the prohibition of vodka in Russia, and the prohibition of the sale of absinthe in France since the war. ...
... doesrolled by some perhaps 400 ships of all concur in his statement that, , classes, ship thus possibly being re- broadly speaking, there is • decided ,sponsible for 40 or 50 square mile*, can it sameness about them. One rejoiced •few Iha wondered at that ...
... off. Mr. Abbott, chairman of the Assistance Committee, said there were a few people who bad fallen out of the ranks, so to speak, because of the war. They had had a few cases of people who had got out of work, but so far as he knew, When these cases came ...