... PARTY CONFERENCE DEPORTEE'S SPEECH lively in Manchester questions and resolution Mr of Mr Bell protesting against work of re-settling munition workers a of! over of benevolent or military recruiting and of employers NO SHELLS FOR US GOVERNMENT AND THE HADFIELD ...

... sky. And an ex-President of the United States was prophetically right when in his mind’s eye he discerned a new era about to dawn of American agriculture, when the millions of acres of abandoned land shall be resettled, this time by practical husbandmen ...

... and from there went, we beim. The mile of Seethe end I • Nom d Trinity College, Cambridge. Later he thee has • rich tad as civil service and has had a distieguisbed much amongst o ffi ces be has held being private QOllll AS MACE STAINS. stoke Site rotary ...

... American i Agrarian tariff p o li c y e i d amna bl e . / call Crewe and in the United States 0: its report, and passes judgment upon h ave a d vance d ; our slightly on civil war. i action of servants of the Crown, living; the Council of the War Feeding ...

... regime, with which we may hope to find ourselves- in the fullest sympathy. What is, perhaps, of most consequence, in the resettlement of Europe after the war the Allies may now expect to be free from a great deal of distasteful restraint which the prejudices ...

... first shall be a Stars and Stripes Day to celebrate the entry of the United States as sin Ally in the war. The importance of the event makes it desirable that the incoming of the United States shall be signalised in a national and impressive manner, and ...

... arrangements then ratified. league of would have had to crush and extinguish all the pesos which have since resulted in a united Italy, a united Germany, and the liberation of Greece and other subject provinces of Turkey. It is clear from this that in - constitution ...

... subjects of a foreigner, one whom they style not only Popo hut King of Rings—the British King included. end they ore enemies of civil and religion liberty. THE ENGLISH SYNOD. War and Christianity. GREETINGS FROM IRISH MODERATOR The annual Synod of the Presbyterian ...

... said: The.e must be a re-settlement of rules applied te international rights and i:ffences ag sinst International Law must severely dealt with; reprisals are no remedy; they are a repetition of the offence, which all civilization and human peoples ought ...

... that the balance of power is not changed to the detriment of the Monarchy. She has still to realise that Europe must be resettled on a more stable basis than that of the balance of power. The article pro- I °reds to declare that more important I than ...

... Canadian Daily Record,” both officers and men can resettled in civilian life, the better Canada, as a whole, will be able to return the normal conditions of peace Naturally, the return such vast ■body men to civil life will a labour considerable difficulty and ...

... now issued 1o the public to make good this deficit. Nurses of all sorts have made use of the Club; those from military and civil hospitals, private and district nurses, as well as probationers in conrse of Lrnmin% They have come from both far and near; ...