... Sunday went again. As stood 'outside, the place was covered with and the inside were singing the Lord's Prayer. loan got up to speak. spoke about the Naaerene appearing His disciple?. thought, I This is good place of worship any,’ so went the next Suudav. ...

... Leap Tear is •s»d from Scottish law, which in the 13th century conferred upon ilk mayden of both# and estait the privilege of speak ; ~ Man she likes” Leap Year. Will the IT2O take advantage of her in Year?** a busmeas girl was a •'Daily News” reporter. ...

... will bear fruit.—Yours etc., LOVER OF CATS. Spirltualita. Sir.—“ Truth -Seeker’ again parades his . tneriae knowledge and speaks the other 'etters you have published as attacks which would not have been made an* individual who Itad knowledge the subject ...

... mounded. How many prop« premia red lj«*w«en wcrdu like Jord arid laud' They believed Urey did. but actnaily did i.ot. Generally speaking, the English habit was to pro. the “r” in front cd a vowel and lea. e il out before couaonattt. ...

... Talking will not get house* built. Therwka* more than enough of this already. What want i* a get a move quick. a* actson* speak louder than words. . „ One word in concliuion. should Honan know a house to let. should pleased hear from him. and wish him ...

... O’Dwver. Lieutenant Governor of Punjab. said the bitter poison administered .by him bad actually provided the eluir life. .Speaking of the Reforms Bill he urged the con tinuance of constitutional .struggle . and united i efforts to make the reform* successful ...

... to pay the taxes and hava children. Asked if Ju* would become President of the French Republic, the Premier aaid, Do not speak that.”—Central News. ...

... turn over a new laaf* —whatever that may mean —waa expression uaad in connection with the opening of the year It common to speak of room for improvement collectively and individually and today u«_ the Lirno for putting into pnsc'iie new resolutions. Generally ...

... but tiiat leaves untouched. whereas their tnobdising their celebrated flying squadron against us who have hardly anything speak made them supremely ridiculous.” Two months lat«r h« wss saying! ‘T quit« witii what you say io the end your letter about tho ...

... Leaves Again to Negotiate for British Prisoners. fBY PRIVATE trika.) Mr. O'Grady, M.P., left Ixuidon today for Copenhagen. Speaking to a Press representative, he said: hope to successful this time. I am very optimiatio. Two or three difficulties have cleared ...

... Alßerl, L.N.A . Photo Pr*w. ✓s Gossip THE Prw« now th« first rsplicit accounts Prcaidont Wilaon’a * illness. Ihirinir his speaking tour twitchir.!» the mouth and drooping of the eye •uggeeted threat thrombosis, or the brain, and the President hurried borne ...

... only two were fought—both in Lister. (There i«*ue i* plaiti—for the paitition the tinted. Kingdom or against it. Tlie figure* speak tliemwelves. but Hrili-.i I’tuonisu* will note „ , ii j , with gladness tiiat the loyal Province continuenow fl l~OOtOflll ...