... TO SPEAK. OR NOT TO SPEAK—FRENCH. How Belgian Students Brought About A Cabinet's Downfall. BRUSSELS, Friday. The King this afternoon sent for M. Jaspar and asked him to form a Cabinet. The dispute over the question of whether French is to be permitted ...

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... SPEAK IN THE pLACE. At 4.30 p.ra.. ...

... SPEAK GENTLY Speak gently! 'tie a little thing Dropp'd in the heart's deep well: The good. the joy. that it may bring Eternity shall tell. —O. W. Langford. TO-DAY AND ITS OPPORTUNITIES. To-day iw yesterday return'il; return'd Full power'd to cancel, expiate ...

... SPEAK. Ties farm and site of the eyes,' lays as °cubit, are unerring indica* times of character. Oblique eyes show craftiness. A full, round pupil denotes licklenees and passion. Very large eye, in a very small Nee are often a sign of latent malevolence ...

... SPEAK UP! Judge Retakes Witnesses. I Several complaints were ni-.de by Mr. tice Hawke at Nottinghamshire Assizes Saturday concerning tiie w»j in which evidence *>■ given in an undertone number divorce pet tions. After asking them to apeak loader on aevearl ...

... FIGURES THAT SPEAK. Some interesting facts are now available to Great Britain's part in the great world war. The British Empire sent 8.6&4,467 men, and approximately 3,000,000 became casualties, the exact numbers being: dead, 651,117; missing and prisoners ...

... IT THE LIFE THAT SPEAKS 11. M. Stanley was Welsh by birth, hut a,* boy lie went io America, ana there became journalist. One day the owner of New* Y'ork paper, conjunction witb one England, said to Stanlev, * want you to .Africa, and find Living stone ...

... LEARNING TO SPEAK. How children leant to speak wa , i the subject of a lecture at Nottingham by Mr. M. M. Lewis, in the course of which he recalled that ChM.les Darwin said a child learned more In the first three years than the rest of its life. Language ...

... Plain Speaking. Before the words were printed in the Observer both M. Briand and Sir Austen Chamberlain had spoken. The Frenchman was, as usual, clever, conciliating, agile. Sir Austen was none of these things. He said bluntly what was in his mind—and ...

... South West of England and in South Wales. He begins to-day a most strenuous week, speaking to-night at a huge mass meeting at Southend-on-Sea. and during the week he will speak at vast distances, including Gravesend and Perth, and next week at Sheffield and ...

... SPEAKING FILMS. Inventors have been diligently trying to produce speaking films, and it is hoped that a solution of the problem will be found in the use of a crystal known as antimonite, which is found in Japan and Borneo. Scientists have succeeded in ...