... hold of his hand and said to him, ' Sweetheart, it is nothing. Speak, oh, please speak to me.' While I was on my knees the porter came up, but I was so touched that I understood nothing. Sir Edward: When you threw your arm out when the pistol was fired ...

... FIGURES THAT SPEAK What It Is That Brings Death to the People'e Doors From earner the report turns tuberculotua and the other principal causes death. Regarding the former it states: The death-rate from all forms tuberculosis steadily declined from 3.481 ...

... LIGHT THAT SPEAKS Another romantic development demonstrated daily the Photophonean apparatus invented by Mr. A. O. Rankine, by which speech can be rendered audible from a distance by means light. By the aid of this invention speeches made in other buildings ...

... IF PAPYRUSCOULD SPEAK! Jockey Club Reception on Arrival ...

... the recent epeecb by CapL HUtou Philipson, who unsealed petition. PLAIN SPEAKING. Some people, said Mr regarded the subject the election petition as unpopular one. He proposed to speak plainly on the matter, whether some people liked it or not. When a quesiion ...

... SPEAK! SWEETHEART. The next moment she saw him on the ground without realising what had happened. She fell on her knees alongside him. She caught hold of his hand, and said: ‘‘Sweetheart, it is nothing. Speak Oh, please speak to me She fired because he ...

... ZOOLOGICALLY SPEAKING. A class in natural history was reeiting. - The teacher asked, ‘‘Where is the home of the swallow?’’ A long silence, and then a hand waved. ““You may answer, Robert.’’ ‘‘The home of the swallow,”’ declared Robert, ‘“is in the stummick ...

... PRESIDENT SPEAKS Meanwhile the crowd outside was keeping up vociferous and persistent clamour. Yielding to this, Mr. Cosgrase ultimately made his appeerence on the balcony and ad dressed the crowd in Gaelic, declaring limit he begged St. Columbanue to ...

... AN AUTHORITY SPEAKS. Citizen: Mr. Greatmann, I hec,rd a curious de bate the other evening. The subject was: Cia l ,, politician be a Christian? What's your oPin i° ? . Mr. Greatmann: He can, but he'll get lickea• UR POWDER PUFF ALWAYS HAN dies find ...

... SPEAK UP! When the Chairman invited comment there was no response for sonic minutes. This hesitation drew a protest front the audience. An elderly gentleman rose and vigorously denounced people who si:zneti a protest an a request for a public meeting ...

... PRESIDENT SPEAKS. Meanwhile the Crowd outside was keeping up vociferous and persistent clamour. • Yielding to this, Mr. Coagrave ultimately made his appearance an the balcony and addressed the crowd in Gaelic, declaring that he begged St. C.oltuttbanus ...

... TO SPEAK AT RHAM The President of the Board of Education (the Hon. FE F. L. Wood) has intimated his willingness to accept an invitation to address a meeting in Durham, and states that if his engagements permitted he of 14. would visit the city some time ...