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... claims of the rebels were genuine or otherwise I will not attempt to say, but such conduct should never be countenanced, and speaking on behalf of myself and comrades, we strongly deprecate revolutionary methods. Those who were grousing should think themselves ...
... IN PRANCE PLANTED WITH OLD ENGLISH FLOWERS. Capt. A. Hill, acting botanical adviser to the Imperial War Graves Commission, speaking at the Horticultural Society on Tuesday, told of the work of beautifying the gra%es of our men who fell in France. - The ...
... calling on Dirs. 4:knees to address the meeting he would like to explain how he came to be in the chair that night and to speak for Mrs. Clowes. In order to do that he would like to read • letter he wrote to their good (Head Mr. Berry, when asked by him ...
... In the following March he transferrred to the Air Service, and has since been engaged at Rockford. His commanding officer speaks very highly of him, and states that he was ore of the most clever pilots ever under him, and he had predicted a brilliant ...
... gratifying litercaee to menaberehip was a happy augury of what. could be accomplished the county was nen, thoroughly orgentetd. Speaking of the Propaganda nicetage arranged at Harley mil ; lia..esowee, he said that mash inlarret was betas takes la the Vales ...
... Council were the landlords there would be no leer of the men being turned out. as might happen to some tenant. after that sale. Speaking ed tits housiory emotion, Mr. Hiatt molted that before ambitious atheinco were earned out. a real effort should be made to ...
... growers sad market gardeners Si tie mestiag en tie Old Scheel en bandy next. newsman. knee from the Penes» Associable.' will speak. LITTLE coinizsToll. r 0 Cluanim. —A successful ads.t drive' was bald at Naah's Perm on Feb. 19th by the kindness of Mr. and ...
... only questioa for Me no men could affont to stand on hie own. They Hamar to deride was whetter this was a sego. wanted to speak as One man. for et a both they let ten whether the defendant owl! rola* be tweed. 'Dim never Mew Wha f ewes, living in cottage ...
... He had learned the essentials, and valued Dinh air, which so many people had • great dread of. Alderman Russell west on to speak of a son who suffered from tuberculosis and who subsequently gave his life in the war. He described how when the disease was ...
... Southern slave holders. The noble and beautiful memorial sculptured in memory of Nurse Caws II in Brussels will eternally speak mil inspire the human soul. The Mayor of Dover announces a scheme for the erection of a monument of noble proportions ' on ...
... Prisoners of War Hospital at Park Hall Camp, OswestrY, and is still at large. lie is 21 years a age, stands SE. gin., and speaks English fluently. on arriving at Sunderland on Tuesday the captain of the Norwegian steamer Tres reported that when miles ...