... industries and commerce. ! therefore, must make himself j man character, sc that could carry the war after the war. THE NEW ENGLAND. F.ORD MAYOP BIRMINGHAM WAR’S KIIJTT, l lie lord Mayor Birmingham (Alderman -Neville Chamberlain) was the speaker tiic Lo ...

... draw f admissions about the war or the American s my | ) He fences with his questioners with humor ove = veoumy Vs ve 4 even vided the reporters with convenie maries of his discourse, carefully written ot own neat, hand. War Trophies as Personal One day ...

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... depletion of their staff some the agencies had amalgams,ted and girl labour employed. The company’s payments men active service and war funds were very heavy, and liberal allowances were being made to dependents of killed and injured. Exemptions until 31 August ...

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... by his former companion, eter Frenchen, and the ouDg anish geologi Lauge Koch. They will travel, as st, previous.y, in News. dogs’ s.ed: s, and will live as imos.— i and | Meseley: rom wheelwrights, ITALY’S MESSAGE TO FRANCE. dant vas \V Val tei Edward ...

... the dangerous situation created by the feud between the Imperial Chancellor and Admiral von Tirpitz tho question of submarine war. Acute Dissension. Von Tirpitz’s henchmen the Pressthe Reventlows and the Bernhardis—have long revealed the secret that between ...

... stressed the need for a fuller disclosure war facts, even if they were oTa painful character to the public. There has been singular lack information about the march Bagdad, which, despite the fact that it has been dogged by misfortune in the way weather conditions ...

... SLP.. speaking at Manchester last night, said those who •vanted the Allies to enter into pact to take Gorman goods afi>er the war were taking effective means to prevent Germany paring an indemnity. Germany could only pay adequate indemnity by enormous e ...

... are* probably other stores to draw upon. « well as his old quarters only seven miles from Captain Scott’s third expedition. DOGGED ILL LUCK. EXPEDITION DELAYED BY ICE OUTSET, This is Sir Ernest Shackletou’s third Antarctic expedition. His first was in IStOl ...