... THE PRESIDENT SPEAKS ' AU eyes were turned on the President as he reentered the Chamber after a short absence. Returning Giants for Ms election, the President expressed pardonable pride in being the first man called to preside user the first, Government ...

... PRESIDENT SPEAKS. Views on Military- Situation*, Executions, Finance and the Future. Coigr&T* Hondnf gave interview to a iepreaentatira of tho “Freeman’* Journal’' and eeveral fnaign jonnalinta. Ho ipoko frankly of the Government’s policy and regarded ...

... out to them even to read Irish much less speak it. They had little to read though they could read it. They had to solve the problem of learning to speak it. It is no wonder that many failed even if they had the desire. @We are to have Irish taught daily ...

... Carson. It will be a basis as which there is every mews to evert all interested .perties will able to sires Lord Curzon will speak for about half-en- boar, giving a ressond of his paw his speech beim by tere lengthy Whined dosmente. which will be destrsheeeL ...

... be restored to its former position as the everyday language of the people, are those who have not yet attempted to learn to speak it. Up to the present most of the time of the Gaelic Leaguers has been taken up with making converts and in combatting heretical ...

... learn to speak Irish, the next generation will in all probability give the task up as hopeless. At present many thousands of new students are beginning the study of Irish, Having no experience -of the matter, they think that learning to speak Irish is ...

... BRITISH LABOUR Mr. J. H. Thomas Deals With The New Opposition Speaking at Leeds last night, Mr. J. H. Thomas said Labour could elahn them was a prospect of their going over to the other side' of the Commons. The party would prove its worthiness, not by ...

... treat a lady the way yon would not treat your sister. 15. Close your ears gossip, scandal about your wife husband. 16. —Don't speak stranger?, nnless point out information and longer thin half minute. 17. —Never weaken much dirt You are being watched. 18 ...

... troop and ships in Con atantinople, and who thought that these forces would influence the position, was untenable. SOME PLAIN SPEAKING U. Yenisei°, declared that Greece had accepted iuternational control at Dedeevteb without impairing bet sovereignty, and ...

... want to get on and get op is to get themselves talked about. Begin by doing it yourself. Get your trumpet at work, end, so to speak, dia. cover yourself. If everybody would do that. the new State would have a live A eembhentke Coud and brakes makes for Nieces ...

... could hob see shed its beams downwa: through the darkness upon their bowed heads. They were praying. A*, if they did in truth speak there, she heard their pioys, quiet lyorda. They were saying the Rosary *‘Holy Mary, Mother God, pray for os, sinners, now ...

... , theatrical and temperamental qualities which the singer must absorb before be or she can be said to be io a position to speak or sing with authority. I cannot remember having heard either Miss Burke Sheridan or Mr. Walter McNally, so I cannot 'say what ...