... rather a big tit', It incrlit mean better ccaroaton r housing. and better conditions gere.rafly, Fa, Isweee-, proposed to speak of the foundtros of moral reconsnietion na the re:ern . ..m,7! between ...

... held in Orletoa School ou Thursday, 26th June. Delegates from the South Shropshire Farmers Co-operative Society attended to speak, and the Chairman was Mr. W. Jones, of Mitnell, Richard's Castle. In his remarks he said British farmers had done a great deal ...

... and internag peop, support. Unfortunatel le y. No nter was one of the five dawn ahem they had no ihrganling Secretary. Speaking on the need petting the movement on an organeed !amasses Mon Hiram raid it was meesnary the definite protectior. of ellileren ...

... s. It came into the hest Rimester in 100, and is mid le hare had • history even at that date. In fact, its battered aides speak 'tequila* of • past. The legend runt that it was • the paeee•sien of a French wisblismaa, who was compelled to gee from his ...

... surprise, and it was so frankly impossible for him to know what to do, that the girl was the first to recover her wits to speak. What are you doing here? was her natural question. Nothing, he stammered. I'm not doing.anything, I just came in—came ...

... You could make it right, so far as I am concerned, if You liked to speak, answered Ruth. And I warn you that I won't stand much more of this; it's driving me mad. I've no one to speak a word for nle, and no one to help me; but I'll cut the knot yet. ...

... which displayed the Union. Jack—the Grammar School, the Cottage Hospital and the Free Library. These are institutions which speak to us of peace and reconstruction, progress and the common well-being, and show us in what direction we may employ the energies ...

... weeder if hie wmag wife sae afraid of lasi. Yet team bad oases to his epee; he aught hare a bast id gold is spite of hie UMW Speak out, he sial4 Mime play. Tall what you tbiet. Well, sir, the port young lady, baying a mother or a Meier, but only Mies ...

... Where's the gorerner roe, Bill? Dunn nu.. Told me to saddle the 'or., and didn't say where *e be going. A' they were speaking are bound of a trot. tine borer was heard. The yard gate opened. a roue In on nine reiet. Litey went out to him. A nit to ...

... neutrals suffered hunger, and not only that but we had to thank the Navy for sparing ns all the horror of invasion (applause). Speaking of his part as Military Representative of the New Radnor Tribunal, Major Thompson said there were some in that room to-night ...

... s h e * t ore , us sire of t h e Q oeen , eorrenety the third front the front. wasl Elizabeth. Conoleding. the Preen e.yet Speak of mi'iteen bweet. If the Mittel , the head of the fin lash and me Fleet ha' ) emeehed in the 6 ' 4 week the wani prism le ...

... time of war frau wkieh the world o recently emerged as. not a Weems aightenarre. Of coarse souse khaki warn present; tot, speaking generally, mere man had arrayed himself all the .splendour that oharsieterised haw when the war broke out; ad the tep-base ...