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... eyatem of abort time working in view of the accumulation of stocks. This is not a time when either of the resit Et4lieh-speaking countrioe can afford to be of the other. Both must co-operate ior their joint and individual benefit and for the of the other ...
... their - native tongue_ A friend once smoke rattier tluntiy - to some foreigners under similar circumstances. Hey •he mid. speak. in Englidi and then we shall know what you are talking about. Of course, thie was during the war days. Still, if foreigners ...
... elm, and, pointing out that the em had been intreduotd, into Britain by the Romans, asked rhetorically: If elm could only speak what history it could tell. I wonder what it would say? The gardener, disgusted, broke in with: It would say, 'l'm not a ...
... NATIONAL D Reached its Maximum, says Mr. Chamberlain. Mi, Austen Chath berlain, speaking at Bir. he believed our national debt had reached ite maximum. Onee we had the corner, which he thought we would do in the next fi it would be our to consider the ...
... Council is considering our scheme. It is too early yet to say what will come of our conferences. Mr. Tom Shaw, 31. P., speaking for the textile trades, was also in favour of the principle, and told what was done in Lancashire during the war. For every ...
... MR. © A Ce A form of hester ting, he Go of © ha us. dant unjust, the levy Preside! munity the streng mand ‘OLL pifficulti speaking area al anc do not hes in ich are 0 nfiscati I believe } attempt nt time to disa This wast ber of F. St ra hé mein be. lect ...
... Amazing Clothing Profits. Mr. Ben Turner, speaking at Batley Carr on Sunday night, said the profits in the textile trades were perfectly amazing. They were, in fact, outrageously high. It was all right for the investor., but it was not good for the people ...
... JRAN iP Mi! TED Assurance Labour Man Speaks In 1918 there wero 700 Pearl Assurance men in the Agents’ Union. The PEARL bas 10,000 Agents. Iow could the PEARL ASSURANCE COMPANY recognise a Union thet the PEARL men themselves did not recognise ? The PEARL ...
... RATIFICATION. Strictly speaking, the aettlements on ThuredaY and Friday were only proviaional, and required ratification by representative gatherings 9f the Mr. E. Judson was in the chair at the reproeentative meeting of the Spinners' Amalgamation, held ...
... His Appeal to Women Voters J ; W. Ogden, J.P., of Heywood, the prospective Labour candidate tfor the Sowerby Divi. woo , speaking at a large open-air demonstration at Hebden Bridge on Saturday, said he specially wanted to appeal to women to give their ...
... one wha holds a junior position in the M: “I know nothing,” my friend the junior Minister eaid to me, “ and therefore I can speak I don't mind telling ini ‘ou, for are balia would rarer tad futon, et such 8 devel ag thet ten what is poor the we ai = fperanes ...
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