... BUT THE TRUTH.’’ A most amusing comedy which centres around the trials of a youth who, for a wager of 10,000 dollars, agrees speak the absolute truth for a period of twentyfour hours. The difficulties experienced, and the ajwkwa(rd positiolns in which finds ...

... di‘eate. This has been the result of an appeal to force. The only hope of the world ass through the Gospel. The I/ean or, speak. ing on lietralf of a world •Iliasive. The Prime Minister. replying in the loan's message of giardwill, telegrapLedi-- Humanitarian ...

... Dramatic Society. As we have often said, if we will and if we must speak English let it be as far as possible the English of Shakespeare. If we were, as we hope to be in time, a purely Irish-speaking people, those in Ireland who cultivate English as an acquired ...

... appliances fur the construction of road,. rail. ways, and bridges, adopted the Govern. mew. Mr. kla,sey. the Pnme Minister. speaking in a country district said, we aunt push development. There is land lying idle. It must he brought into use. We must in. ...

... which, when he smiled, seemed to spread out over his whole face. At the urging of his newly betrothed sweetheart he went to speak to her father at once. —I have come, Mr. Barrett, he said, beginning to smile at once with the utmost geniality in order ...

... PACT'S EFFECT ON IRISH COURTS. Speaking at a Mitsui Cons, Mt. J. Fltsa• raid. . referred to elitists noire which sin warts had loth, rig boon roncllc and 000 that a satodiss, tore ..•11.-n:.nt in the bad beta tetchy I. a 1., :11enacnt that hr thought ...

... Gaels at Play. The Wigan Irish (and they always had good name for high spirits) were so speak on tip toe to welcome the Camogie and Football teams, who recently visited them from Liverpool. Brisk play was entered into, and if the Liverpool girls and lioys ...

... kidnapped while, on duty at Morehorapton road party of four armed men, who drove up in a Ford car. man to whom the constable was speaking was also taken away in the car, and neither has been heard of since. “Both were accused the ertned party of crotccting Belfast ...

... evolutions on the barrack square. In an address he cordially congiatnlated the Dublin Brigade on the first opportunity he had of speaking to them together for the part they had taken in the fight for Irish freedom. ...

... delivered carly es 2 OVERSEAS PR Premier of New Developing Re Welli | eppliances for the construc Outlining the most up-te speaking in e country distr: must be brought into ¢ added that no untoward evidences of 1 en increase c immigration. New Zealan her ...

... Government Rev. Father McKeone, Adm., who supported the suggestion, said was imperative that something should done. He had been speaking to Cardinal Logue. who took a very serious view of the matter He had received several complaints. Colonel Jones. Messrs. ...

... TO DISCREDIT IRELAND. Miss McSwiney's Views on Mons:away Murders. Mrs. McSiviney, T.D.. speaking at a l meeting in Castlebar. alluded to the receut murders in West Cork. I know the type of men who compose the Army of the I4outh, she raid, and I stay ...