... Plain Speaking. All this takes one back to old and very much neglected fcubject. and prove my argument lam going to be littie unkind. It is not intentional, but brought about after consideration the form Wednesday’s forwards this season. As everyone knows ...

... Learning to Speak. 110 became Primitive Methodist local preacher, learned in that best all schools the art moving rustic oratory. these qualifications—a freehold cottage, thorough acquaintance with practical agricultural work, and effective oratorical ...

... SPEAK FRENCH System which is •s fascinating as it practical—the Simplified. ...

... Kuhimann to Speak. It is expected, says a Press Association War Special message, that Baron Von will now make a statement upon the question“ Vorwaerts” says Dr. Miohaelis’ real fear was not that Herr Erzberger would damage the cause of peace, but that ...

... PLAIN SPEAKING. Th„ PARIS, Wednesday. ko r .„i Supreme War Council met this to ( ')11 1 , - ;ng and in the afternoon in order . ,I'rob i- 2 . 1 ( ' the Armistice terms, and it will oe I ''. ' - '!e that some details of the result will A t liable this ...

... The “Silent Navy” Speaks- The lx)id Mayor was supported by the Bishop of Sheffield, Sir Albert Bingham (Muster ’utloi‘. Md. Cat tell, Sir Willian. Clegg, and others A vivid impression wan made when ...

... Some Plain Speaking. Subsequent conversations resulted in l German “Cabinet” meeting at Winder, and Lord Hal Jane says: I attended the Emperor his state rooms the Castle one o'clock in the morning, and sat smoking with him and bis Ministers for over two ...

... ENGLISH-SPEAKING UNION. The Lord Mayor York (Alderman Sir W. A. Forster Todd), presided over meeting in the York Mansion House, yesterday, to form branch of the English-Speaking for York. The Hon. Crawford Vaughan, late Premier South Australia, spoke ...

... MR-ASQUITH TO SPEAK, Mr. Asquith will be the principal guest at a luncheon given in his honour Mr. Oswald Partington, at the Connaught Rooms, London, on Tuesday, June 3. It is understood his speech the luncheon Mr. Asquith will reply to Lord French’s ...

... NOSKE SPEAKS OUT. Exchange message from Copenhagen stales that a party Congress at Dresden, a bitter attack was made Herr TCoske, the Minister of Defence. The latter took the opportunity, in replying, of making a vigorous speech which has caused considerable ...

... EBERT SPEAKS OUT. The Times correspondent, in a message from Weimar, says the new German President, in a written reply to questions put during a conversation, says should investigation show the Kaiser's guilt, the German Government irould of its own ...

... Vickers* Manager Speaks. Mr. W. (Tark (managing director of Vickers, Ltd.) tbought the time inopportune for exhibition. The Development had done good work, and they had more to do. The housing question was clamant, and suggested that the committee should ...