... difficulty. People of various nations speak Esperanto in the same manner because they all alike have to learn the sounds attached to the alphabet, just as they do when learning English or French. We no more speak Esperanto according to our national rules ...

... rew political erection. Again ,tet of Parliament for India held out a Nreat and precious promise. It might seem premature to speak of the entrance of the International into religion. yet there I wore tusiay signs that the international mind bud found its ...

... charged with inciting Gove rn ment clerks to strike. This required greater consideration. The man did not offir any bail. speaking people had written to the witness letters sa - king in favourable terms of this individual whose name was Rai Bahadur Seth ...

... Sharp informed his crowded audienoe, is our newest acquisition. It was collected this year. And this year, at the time of speaking, was lees than 16 hours old, clearly we got the donee red-hot. , . Mr. Sharp's English Folk Dancers end not confine themselves ...

... to say anything clearly and to the point, except iny‘Pit and my sister Fanny. When sh* speaks. I know exactly what she means and wants to say; when other people speak. I have find Out what they mean, and even then am not certain that they know it thcxuselves ...

... motionless, .moaning figure on the bed, she crouched by the fire against the old woman, and felt she would scream if she did not speak. I wish. . . . Oh, I dp wish the doctor would come, she whispered. The old woman's eyes remained unresponsive and fixed ...

... *pint, • ger/ 1010 m thoughtfu•:,e, • kindliness. • graesnusness, Yet goes out to everything ales deer, in o'er,' wed she speaks, it every ininsere that breathes oat fr.sni her life Kew. boys and girls, ass if yes en bet • lde. FACTS AND FANCIES. OVIOR ...

... M. King, J.P.. chairman of lie' Governors. joined in the congratulations le Sim, school on its performance that evemise. Speaking of the work of the school genies .there was nu superior school in the, country. Other members of the Board of Governors present ...

... many of them have come back to fill lucrative posts, and others have been given positions salaries which, comparatively speaking, can only be scribed princely. . * * Only the other day I heard of soldier who during the three years was in the Army never ...

... ronditton. the rold will close of ',ores and favour congestion co other !or ..t ...

... field on a Mitcham farm for the St. Nicholas (Tooting) Boys' Club, which has considerably increased its membership lately. | Speaking at the Baptist Church, Onslowsquare, Chelsea, the fie\‘. F. H. King, of Tooting, strongly condemned the baneful influence ...

... school, has managed t. get his contributors to write freely and easily en their varied subjects. It is good to find » prefect speaking his mind plamly, thus : ** The fault of the low position which the house has is because the memabers are rather siack, and ...