... s sh m o l u lk ld , be, Mellin's lvitfi brou g ht up on Mellin's Food and Food provides a diet so near to A ti certainly speaks well Nature's food that again and for it. She is now one year and two months again has it been the means of and has got eight ...

... the Authorities in recognition, as recognise they do, of the great responsibility and duty they have in this connection. Speaking at a conference at the end of October, on the question of training for disabled men, Sir Alfred Keogh delivered a most i ...

... kindred and friendly populations of the Eastern borderlands, .‘lsace.Lorraine. the Walloon country, Luxembourg, and French-speaking Switzerland. On the declaration of war, Drouot fa hose ( rail health excused him enlistedtrom active service) in a battalion ...

... enemy, was valueless, comprised the farm and work of Thiaumont, the village and Fort of Douaumont, and the CaiUette Wood-to speak only of the best known plfcces. Twenty Time* Won and Loet. e remember that the Germans attacked the village of Douaumont from ...

... see the power of God to wash the blackest white. While it is tesday, do some p _redoes thing for God. Rev. I. W. Riddle, speaking on Matt. xnviii. 30, showed how Peter woe beginning lo sink, though bin way had been sanctioned, and the various ways in ...

... Lord Robert’s statement we cannot unreservedly subscribe. We agree that the Government cannot share their responsibility, speaking generally, with the House of Commons during the war. That an obvious fact. But consider that they might do more than they ...

... of the crinoline-- or, to come nearer to our own times, the hobble. Then it really did seem as if La Mode, having, so to speak, licked her recruits into shape, took a Puck-like pleasure in tormenting them in all sorts of ways. No one has ever been known ...

... TTbc Hrrival of JVÏ* Venizelos at Salonika. g [Official Photographs.) ENGULFED BY FELLOW-CITIZENS M. VENIZELOS SPEAKING ; AND WELCOMED BY GENERAL SARRAIL. i fllit ditly he landed and he was M. Venizelos arrived at Salonika, as head of the Greek Provisional ...

... CORRESPONDENT.) ROME, 341' In a speech at Cremona Signor Bi.solsti. Commissioner for Ws: Servicee in the Italian Ministry, speaking as a Socialist, reminded hia audience of the opposition of Socialists in France, England, and Italy before the war to exce ...

... Our Own Leaders. Of great British soldiers, Field-Marshal Lord French (Chairman of R.A.T.A. Council), speaking in August last, said :— I remember many years ago, when I first joined the Army—l do not like to remember how long it is, but it is a very ...

... front for the last time with a useless arm. M. Maurice Barris, in an article devoted to his memory (Echo tic Paris. July 17), speaks of his devotion to his men—he was a captain in a linc regiment—and tells how he insisted, in spite of the dootor , :, on rejoining ...

... November is generally the best month for planting roses, so that a few notes regarding them will, be seasonable. Generally speaking, the foliage of roses has little to recommend it, and is particularly liable to injury from insect and fungus diseases, so ...