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... employees on whose loyal co-operation it may rely with every assurance. MANAGERS' HOPES. UFFECT ON THE HOUSEHOLD BUDGET. Speaking on the subject this morning, Mr. Felix J. C. Pole, the wellknown manager of t►he Great Western Group, told the Pall Mall ...

... a period wherein, taking everything into account, the market for real estate has been healthier than in the closing year. Speaking generally, the volume of property placed in the open market has been much less than in the preceding post-war years. Indeed ...

... ought to be starved herself, said Noel. And so ought every one who allowed it. Guess it's real mean when Cluny couldn't speak. And she oughtn't to have him back. Noel's eyes flashed as he spoke, and his chin went up. He really looked as if he meant ...

... the inscrutable smile of the desert's thousand years, and nodded to where the guard stood. I am the Sheik; I have but to speak. Do you think I fear that ? she flashed . My tent is empty of a queen ! I am sorry, but I fail to see in what way ...

... work. He seemed just an ordinary person. The second time he was a speaker at an Anti-censor meeting. I entered while he was speaking, and before I saw the speaker I was impressed with the voice. Mellow and resonant, it filler the hall, every word clea, ...

... realise that people love you, you wit, love them in return. Then. feeling that she was getting on too she added. And sever speak again of your illness or that horrible place in which you were confined. I can't bear to to think of it. and it reminds me ...

... old and good man. He was so famous that people came to look at him as he sat at his house door. Strangers from afar came to speak with him and hear his stories, for John was the last of the apostles. Some had been killed, some had died at home—they were ...

... swept away. Bhe has watched with bated breath the struggle of her man *“ to hold things together.” Btill she sings, and.. speaks of the happineas thlt’io hers. Of her husband she once said, * Nothing matters to me so long as he | can do his work in peace ...

... his colleagues have task of the statesmen engaged to reconcile uncertainty which weighs so heavily on a Mr. Bonar Law will speak for the Britii in the Cabinet last week and is to-day oonf who travelled from Lausanne to meet him. • The. Conference to-morrow ...

... help feeling sorry for that poor littls dog. Whatever will it do when it gets over there and finds that all the other dogs speak l?unch.t It will be so dreffly lonely.” Parasrio indood it is to hear of the shifts to raise the wind to which the lovers Tms ...