... that Gnat Britain was facing her financial obligations on the as that she would have to bear her own burdens. Marshal Foch. speaking at the Ecole Polytechnique. Paris, said the second part of the fvee prtygratotne was taken rep by the necettaity of making ...

... the workers in all countries will he series] by killing the spirit of Pniseianism at present rampant in this country. • Speaking at a meeting of railwaymen in Cori, Mr John tiand, 'cork). said England was sending o'er .hiploadu of monitions—t.inke, machine ...

... AUSTRALIAN BISHOPS AND IRELAND Speaking en the Irish claim at a great i demonstratioa to l'erth, Western Austritita. lArehbi.hop (lone said lneu- what leveryone who hall lited in Imhoff during enereion regime knew—that outrages acre I manufactured Inc ...

... Ar..itle.s ,' embrace of Inch souls. these days of stirring thoughts and betels linegiories. intim the vain of starring m's speak to us from prison and the role. of Ireland's usitym call to 4 from heat's. we eenserrate I esirselrea anew. Father Ausuetine ...

... the N•tiusal .Igamat , !Society of Weavers. Mr. Jones tells me that on day of tie cootereme the fraternal will h allowed to speak. aced he intends to tak advantage of the opportunit• to bring fr f• re the eotiferente the righ( ut Iceland I. be Mooted r ...

... annual congress of the Truk Clerical and Allied Workers' Union, In Limerick, said t h e curse of this country, and generally speaking, of democratic movements. was that they were not democratic. They ware autocracy pure and sample. The instant any man in ...

... PESTILINCL Sir 11. Wilson, speaking to reproo• of the armed forces at the Jack Club meeting in London yessaid they bad not got the peace th.i were told they would hate after the 'There are. be added, at the pre.. moment, between and wars 4 cm. I ...

... will pass over the over-pions ejaeula• tione of the Nev. Mr. Fletcher. and answer to: the Northern Priest. Ile RR id, speaking of a convicted criminal who w.O determined to end his life it he weri not liberated on a certain day, that if hi were to ...

... Intention of challenging the whole Peace Treaty (av Mr. bronard Spray. the epeeist correvoudent of the Drily Chronicle /. Speaking in Dresden, he said the German Government could be forced to sign • Treaty of Versailles ten time. over, but the Peace of ...

... up of weiglit and lost nerve force. It acted more like a miracle than a medicine. said • well-known gentlemanyesterday in speaking of the 'evolution that had taken place in his condi. tine. I began to think that there was nothing on earth that could make ...

... for a few y did in the war. Mut when it comes minutes and in the presence of an English▪ n- stlnal stage of non-cooperation speaking Bolshevist. a Jew by the name of • i;overnment, thoughtful men are Weinberg; he maintained that he had --!ng whither it lends ...

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