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... IMPRESSIVE PAGEANT A “Special Chief Scouts’ Pageant” most impressive Symbolical figures entered bearing flags of the United States the United Kingdom Walking to the centre of arena they flags and embraced and were then enthroned with solmenity on golden seats ...
... come to an under ‘all other great civilized nations, inch ing the United States, which shall destroy their standing with your command, Governmerts and substitute Bolshevik rule. REDS 25 MILES FROM WARSAW.' The United States is of opinion that there cannot ...
... donations bad cost .‘29.0)0,01* up to date and would root over mihione with the extension given a few days ago. Resettlement groats for civil liabi:ities exclusive of payments quids during the war, had cost very nearly millions and were estimated to .t ...
... Without alluding specifically to Wrangel episode the French Premier at Noyon yesterday declared that Allies 'would remain united the bond between them could not be broken Inevitable differences opinion jWere due differences in national character - Replying ...
... training, and that disabled men who have received agricultural training be placed on cottage holdings, a In relation to the Civil Liabilities Department, the Committee recommend that the decentralisation of the disabled men's eases be completed as aeon ...
... leave ranee and a statement will made ’S ATTITUDE OYERTIME SUBJECT - safeguards issued the Board I- and Re-settlement Industrial Council - Re-settlement j immediate augmenta- i alive to j output and pre-r to obtain that to accept bv definitely rejected -v-uui ...
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... -street Sutton Prisoner unlawfully credit fraud other pretences Deteetive-Sergt that inquiries the Royal Force thait prisoner in unit in sergeant the deserter September 1918 until July lie to and to i this No sir with credit reply real names Prisoner— won’t ...
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... and nothing was said by the Secretary for War of the re-settlement of the large number of men who re-enlisted after the Armistice for periods up to four years, and who will be returning to civil life during the next two or three years. It is true an ...
... line hospitals with 1632 two 1st line hospitals 190 seven 2nd line civil hospitals 145 20 hospitals total 4287 beds patients admitted 58200 (45475 of went to Hie VA hospitals 12725 civil private hospitals) compared with 33181 in Gloucestershire 22103 in ...
... by through recenlly--vice the formed Council of Action to i the of democratic Cabinet Recent decisions Council ' ' i the Resettlement Com- Action section to men's a of Constitution said I could the speech Mr j Clynes its de-! i i fence newly-formed Mr were ...