... lam time previous, however, he had been drifting from the Church. for those of Luther. Both men stepped out of the ruck ana speaking on the Labour question and writing on tendencies pioneered ahead. To-day we are called en to advance much toward Socialism ...

... of its foreign oppressors. Ireland, in short, is simply the gallant little Belgium of the warmongers in a green cloak and speaking E roe. • THIS WEEK'. High Prices: Bradbw By JOHN MACLI Masao!' for the the Workers In the Year that's A, I—At How: Bx T 2—Abroad: ...

... booking; on licensing and on film transit; and for constructive suggestions generally. The replies must, in detail, be left to speak for themselves. No renter will regret the time spent in reading them in full. Here wie are concerned less with individual ...

... So likewise ye, except ye utter by the tongue words easy to be understne how shall it be known what is spoke For ye t.hail speak int the air. I be bad much worse advice given to sae in time. A Unionist • Ruler. If Viscount Midletoo has relieved earldom ...

... trade routes, and its inspections of doubtful craft seem to have produced no slender crop of picturesque incidents. The writer speaks of the exasperation caused our lenient interpretation of the rules of contraband the early days of the war, and he gives some ...

... into one of the grey cells of the spinal cord. Having reached that cell, by some wondrous power it is switched off, so to speak, to another grey cell which sends out an impulse, which passes down a motor nerve, and as a result the muscles act, and the ...

... not a small thing that Christendom should be ready in so large a degree for such an effort. It means at least that those who speak for the constituent bodies of Christendom are beginning seriously to lay to heart the great dangers we are in from our unhappy ...

... on a contributory basis, to be extended be practically the whole employed population between the ages of II and 70—bruadly speaking, all who are included an the State scheme of health insurance. The number le estimated at about persons. (2) The annual cost ...

... special reason, after all; perhaps just to speak of his son, know.ing that'he and I had been—friends! Laurie came in to dinner, but I did not tell Aim what had happened. I was afraid to trust myself to speak 'of it, and we struggled through I!the meal ...

... through the instrumentality of the kinema. Perhaps the remark the most often repeated by members of the general public when speaking on kinema questions is: Oh, I must tell you how interested I always am to see the 'l'athe Gazette '—my only criticism is ...

... examined the patient, said that the old man was very much opposed to publicity, and on the previous day he had refused to speak a word to the visiting doctor, in the belief that he was a Press representative. He is not quite rational,” said the doctor ...

... (Laughter.) He suggested that governors should have a minimum of educational qualifications mot inferior to that of th© teacher. Speaking Whitley Councils, Mr. F. Roscoe, secretary of the Teachers’ Registration Council, said that the difficulty of plying the ...