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... Sant sport, and although the same high standard may not prise, if any the meetings result in anything.Hke failure. Generally speaking, the entries for Gatwiok are excellent in every way, and although difficulties have Mtesented themselves Ooncferaing the ...
... We will buy you a Box of Pins or a Motor Car. Nothing is Too Small. Nothing is Too Large. We supply Competent Guides who speak English, French and Arabic, and will take you over London at a small cost. ...
... societies refuse to sanction this method of raising funds. Some old charities are suffering through the war, and we are glad to speak up for them* The committee would gladly welcome similar aid from many other quartan. ...
... country, amidst difficulties that must be known to be fully appreciated. The report that is presented to you to-day, strictly speaking, deals only with the year that terminated on April 30 last, to which date the accompanying accounts are made up. The directors ...
... must give way to the imperative need of feeding and supplying the armies which are maintaining the strife. Commercially speaking, the most striking result of the war has been the discovery of the dominating position in the world's production and trade ...
... invariably do jL the moment open my mouth to speak stranger.” Audrey laughed the time worn joke. She liked this man with the strong, rather ugly face, and the delight ltd eyes that were full of laughter. think yon speak; ten —that's awfnllv gnotl then you wouldn't ...
... present at a prize. giving and Christniao-tzee entertainment at an Alsatian Eighteen months ago those children could scarcely speak a word of French They were taught their lessons in German and patois, but all of them were inspired with the same ambition ...
... Government Board, has just brought out a monograph on milk and its hygienic relations, of which the Medical Research Committee speak in the highest terms. Two women, Miss W. C. Cullis and Mrs. Tribe, have carried out clinical 'observations on gunshot wounds ...
... sense, decided. That it certainly is not. It is metres now to go over the grounds on which German publicists and politicians speak to that the blame for the war rests solely on the fintente. It is sufficient to say that the attempt to prove that Germany ...
... call attention to the similarity of British and Prussian military methods. Forward, which has itself suffered in like manner, speaks very sympathetically, as might have been expected. In its issue of December 23 it prints extracts from the article in FREEDOM ...
... of these lessons will, no doubt, prove of lasting benefit to the children, and an asset to the nation. It is impossible to speak too highly of the work of the teachers. No section of the community is carrying out more loyally and effectively the aims and ...
... (Temporary General) Sir H. De la Allied arms re-enter the path of peaceful P. Gough, K.C.B. ifr that they were hardl , able . to speak. The Alondra (2,244Pn- Major-General (Temporary Lieutenant-General) G. F. Milne, C.B. D.S.O. of the Yeoward Line,t Liverpool ...