... given all the men and to the dependents who have suffered tor the sake the people of this country. Equality sacrifice; it all fiddlesticks. Fortunes have been made. The people have more or less been the merer unscrupulous profiteers. Businesses have been ...

... Government, should afford tamlitfes'for the direct representation- of Labour the Peace an ...

... thoughts on message for the people. And yet for what occasion could one have needed greater prepartion than this wonderful day ? Dr. Field recalled the circumstances that at the beginning the war the Germans had a representation of one of Shakespeare's plays ...

... development, convinced that I thereby promoting the weal of the Gei-man people. The Kaiser's office is one of aervire to the people May, then, the new Order release all the powers which our people need in. order sup port the trials which are hanging over the empire ...

... besides mine. Wherever he has been, during his not long course of ministration. he has won the affection of all. nriests and people. The clergy. withott• ception. admired and loved him, 7 was not only a rean'bt gifts of . high order, but he was all broth ...

... habitations,” said, “fit, tor Some ucopie like the typo and Mr. lj W y,ij war.” Lx act i-' George may impose him-jelt thousands go. has had highly paid Ministers «r. l of people the saviour of the Stale and dozens committees working on such the hope of Social ...

... of Dutch'Soriafcts was Revolution without anarchy/* condemned Bolsheviks in Ruwaa, and declared that th of Holland would act calmly but drastically. . The Government to take the idrongest possible measures against the revolution which Tioclstra wants ...

... There was i, . stain oil our record, and when the war was over he did not want to pursue » policy of vrirjeuiice. »■ should act now so tiiat if anyone the future should be tempted to imii.iie liermany, they would know what was awaiting them. Ih investigation ...