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... Telegram.) = g New York, Tuesday. g S Speaking at a Dbanquet last = = night, Sir Jobn Simon said thé = = quotation from President Grant’s = :_E_ tomb, ““Let Us Have Peace,” g = might well be adopted by all Eng- = = lish speaking peoples as their = = watchword ...
... HOW KITCHEMER WAS LOS - UNSAVOURY RECORD IN ARCHIVI OF WAR OFFICE. Sir Bichard Cooper, speaking „ said the full detan. * ’fcrlin in the Hampahire to by Gorman woman in Irmopn with British o*c» tte War The woman receive I®' ooo from the German Government ...
... Miami taken in the study of the language. Tlie ball was crowded, and many were unable to gain admission. Professor Bergin, speaking to Irish, expressed regret that the President, Father Augustine. was prevented by ill.health from Pres= at that meeting. ...
... for Belfast. will have none of it; will have Ireland all none,” declared the Mayor, and I am speaking much President do Valera and Eireann aa am- speaking to the people who make these proposals when 1 say we are prepared, as the Catholic and Nationalist ...
... all out. : “1 remember.” he said, “that befors I could apeak my nurse pinched e, and ] determined that as soon as I could speak I would tell my mother!” DON'T DEYELOP YOUR FILME. SPND THEM TO DIXON, ATMPENSTALL, SUFFOLK 1. ...
... LET US HAVE PEACE Si r John Simon and Watchword of English Speaking Peoples (Netiter's Telegram.) New York. Tender. at banquet flat ages Jobn Miaow said quotation front tirsat's Want. • iet have imam aught wAI P ee their watchwrd. REVISING JURORS' ...
... hostility—end ths frith language has heen oresereed. It is not dead (lno4 anplausel. There are hundreds of thnesands who still speak 1 in Ireland. and every %tiring person it learning it While that is Po !nab is not deed, nor is it likely to die. in Ireland ...
... GERMAN WOMAN SPY How Berlin Knew of Kitcheners Last Journey Sir Richard Cooper, speaking at Wa L.all, said the lull details of X journey journe l in the Hampshire was telegrapLed to Berlin. by a German woman in London co.habiting! with • British officer ...
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... for obtaining a better and purer supply of milk in Treland, ; ¢ Dr. J. O’'Donnell, Staff Physician at the Mater Hospital, speaking on NIR AP TGS M ST TR 3 TR MAI W TN 3 M. . the scourge of tuberculosis, said they could xoc think ‘of coping ...
... Chis 1S Very Crue | Speaking at a temperance meeting in Bel. fast last night Rev. Johp Pollock, a staunch loyalist, remarked that ¢he disgraceful state of that city would not pe endared by the United States Government, and the trouble would be put down ...
... HARD WORK TO COME Mr. Piarais Beaslai. T.D., on the Situation Mr. Piarais Beaslai, T.D., speaking in Killarney yesterday, said that if they had to face another period of warfare, with even greater sufferings than before, _the grand old Irish race, which ...