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... SPEAKING FILM M. Sven Berglund, a Swedish engineer, has invented a speaking film which, it is claimed, gives an absolutely simultaneous reproduction of sound scene. FINNISH DESERTERS AT HULL. It. was stated Flttll Police Court, yesterday, that there wore ...
... PLAIN SPEAKING , 11r..1. W. Flatt paid there would haye to he tome Mein sneaking 'I her wanted to know whether the policy of the Federation was to be dictated largely by mill managers. and whether it was a fart thers were w hn were most prominently enraged ...
... UNABLE TO SPEAK, The maid *motored by i.ady Wilson said heard • bang. and jumped on to the litchi, table and looked through the window. Sir Henr♦ was Icing on the pavement. She ran ono. and found him on his back in the centre of the pavement. His rwnrd ...
... UNABLE TO SPEAK, The maid employed hi Lad♦ Wllam said heard a bang. and lumped on to the kitchen table and looked through the eiodow. Sir Henry was lying on the pavement. She ran ow, and found him on his bail in the centre of the pavement. His sword was ...
... LITERALLY SPEAKING. A patriotic Scotsman was present at a meeting at which an eminent Shakespearean scholar dwelt on the virtues his favourite author. At the close the Soot approached the lecturer, and think a fin© lot Shakespeare doctor!” I do, sir,” ...
... STRAIGHT SPEAKING. MINISTER'S ATTACK ON CANADIAN EXPREMIER. OTTAWA, Thursday. Mr. H. H. Stevens, the Minister of Customs, in an open letter to the former Prime Minister, Mr. Mackenzie King, takes strong exception to the latter’s remarks at public meeting ...
... TO SPEAK EXCLUSIVELY ON FOREIGN AFFAIRS. A WORKING-MEN'S SEND-OFF. Mr. Ramsay Mac Donald left St. Pancras at 12 25 to-day on his way to Derby, where he is to speak this afternoon. Tho Prime Minister looked better, but by no means well. He was accompanied ...
... NOT ON SPEAKING TERMS. Qiiertioned by Mr. G. Broadbent., wiinere raid there had been no quarrel of any Fort between her and the aroused, nhom she had knonn before the Intter•A marriage. They del not .peak to each other, but there weu nothing further than ...
... PLAIN SPEAKING. They trusted to luck. One Labour leader once said to him, “We will meet this when it comes.” Another said; W’e all know what we want,” to which he replied, Knowing what you want does not get it.” It was not sufficient to know what they ...
... PLAIN SPEAKING. PATTERSON WINS THE GENTLE,' THE R SOMEWHAT CLEARED MEN'S SINGLES. AT THE HAGUE. With rain having intervened! *very day' since the lawn tennis championships meeting opened at Wimbledon on June 26th the programme was left in ands an ...
... MINISTERS NOT TO SPEAK IN PUBLIC. The ectivity and scope of Sinn Fein in Scotland have been known fairly extensive in several districts for some time, and the arrests and captures yesterday in Glasgow are regarded of considerable importance. A regular ...