... Germs& =Slalom= The Peace We Need. That will be our bran Thai will be the opportunity for thole of us who are not lying when we speak of i war for peace and freedom, who are not Whine loud about oppressed nationalities while our minds art belay with oploaies ...

... comparison with four seam ago. Prices of everything may be expected to go up before the July sales, and those best authorised to speak are giving it word of comfort to the distracted husband whose., his wife come home with •goodly , bill for her bargaining when ...

... will also econo- lof kinship and mutual sympathy by labour and wrauping materials. I uniting the women of toe Englisli-speaking head of a North London shop, at races heart and soul in the ettagglei for whirl ever a thousand registratiohs for i liberty ...

... that Mr. will greatly elMllrm his bold on ' respect of a wads aircle of admirers , decision to ream Mr. Galtrogstby Vets. speaking yesterday to an tralian soldier about the conscription vow Out in Fronts, be said. a. talkei. loudly in favour of it. ...

... sudden thunderclap of noise, a rumbling. roaring. and (banging. a sustained whistle and shriek of 1 peening 41w- the of fine 1 !speak of the Sting was not merely a bhod I strafe. HEAVIES' METHODICAL POUNDING. The heavies methodically pounded selected targets ...

... is to be the state of Britatethe richest, steadiest nation in the worldwhat of Italy? What eat France? . . . It is unse to speak plainly We appear to have Ministers why can *either conduct • war nor conclude a peace. A Enid of dreadful fatalism poweeeaes ...

... nespeetful and 'consideration the official Labour prosouncement on a range of subject* on which at has a peculiar right to speak. Policies of reoonstruction hare been laid clown by organieutions of employers and !by mint bodice of employers and employed ...

... understand that it maw* be .available for dividend. If it ta altimeAdy 'rosined it may be inibiect to mj taxation. Ws cannot speak mere at present ; we 011111 only bops that IS the onesstion of hostilities some portion of this largo amount will be available ...

... fighting ! for us ahroad. have properly ooneidered. (Applause) They deserve well of the company. and 1 Celiewe that, generally speaking, the welfare of the and their esprit de corps have never been so satisfactory as at the present time. (Hear. hear.) THE ...

... them in that roped. Alth , they Polosed an excellent connection with merchants and iniporteis. yet broadly and generally speaking. they not ° s t a b. Tidied in any manufacturing area, and could not, therefore, plate this omelettion of theirs effectively ...

... two yeare ago be • German prisoner? A few civilians errs in the curious position, though British canons, of booing unable to speak • word of English ...

... move for a Committee of the flume to taveetigato its working I will undertake to offer some very startling evidence. I am speaking with fall deliberation, but with knowledge, and with a deep a laity, - which I do not sib even ml coilesg ues to share. lam ...