... hope, not only of .wcuring the hegemony of both hemisphere.. but had laid her amazing plane to 'conquer and to rule all the peoples of the earth under pntir When the British Governroont took its nmnientons decision to resist the violation of Belgium's neutrality ...

... Police Court on Tuesday five shillings fur allowing (.-hininey to —o on tire, ten shillings for a contravention of the Police Act, and fifteen shillings for drunkenness and breach of the peace. and Mrs Alexander Smith. Millar St., Carnoustie, natives Inverkeilor ...

... told him to hand it over to the polio*. The Provost laid be was persuaded in his own maid that Graham had acted as be though' right. HO had not acted as a remit/as at all. and ho would had hint not guilty of the ebony. A charge against another young, lad ...

... longer exerted, and further that stern punishment should be meted out the case of all those who can proved to have committed acts of wanton cruelty and pillage. The principal industries of the town are controlled by Government that business carried under ...

... before Sheriff Cordon charged with a intitrasention of the Food and Drugs Act by hating on 27th August at the hands of Lis daughter, Agnes Laird, sold to Mr S. L. Christie. Acting Sanitary Inspeetor fir the burgh. threepence wooli of sweet milk which was ...