... ground. One of the near wheels of the wagon was almost hidden (mot view. Mr. Dante! Jones, manager of the ParkfieM Colliery, speaking at the Rotary Club on Monday, said the city of Bristol had great mineral wealth in the coalfields at her doors. There is ...

... But there's nothing insulting in that. But she asked it while I was dancing with her! Away! she exclaimed. Never speak to me stain. He passed out into the night, but paused as he reached the pavement and drew something from one of his Inside ...

... ever. I'm rery sorry. sir. she said. But rm afraid 1 couldn't help It. You see, the 'k' on my machine won't work. John (speaking on telephone): Is the You. sweetheart! l'hyllis: Yes: who's talking!** She had Just paid her rates and uas in anything ...

... has been given leave of absence to fulfil an engagement of about Niz months' duration at the Empress Theatre, Vancouver. Speaking at Bristol Cathedral. Ca►nou Narboroup,h made the disconcerting announcement that the woodwork at the Cathedral is being ...

... Peter Spencer. Brought up in Algiers and sent to a German preparatory school, Peter Spencer is a remark. able linguist, speaking Arabic. French, and German. On the outbreak of war he Joined as a private, rising to the rank of major on Lord Plumer's staff ...

... harm had been done by the too dismal, if not too narrow outlook of parents and others in authority. ADVICE TO FARMERS. PLAIN SPEAKING ON PRESS ADVERTISING. Mr. Leonard H. Taylor. formerly secretary to the Beaufcrt Hunt. presided at the Tetbury Christmas Market ...

... DEEP IMPRESSION. Speaking at the Metropolitan Opera House on Sunday afternoon, before an immense throng of intelligentsia, and heard over the radio through sixty broadcasting stations not merely in this country but in Europe and Africa, he made a deep ...

... the future it would be impossible to carry on a small isolated war which would not develop into a major conflict. He was speaking on The Progressive Elimination of War. at the Liberal Jewish Synagogue, St. John's Wood, London, where a gospel service ...

... with D Company. sth Battalion, Glos. Regiment. Captain J. E. Chamberlain, of Nailsworth, who presided, competitions. Speaking of the coming recruiting campaign, he said they were the strongest company in the Battalion. but they wanted to do still ...

... master, to impress on his pupils the need of thinking before speaking, told them to count fifty before saying anything important and 100 if it was very important. A few days later he was speaking with his back to the fire when he noticed several lips moving ...

... attending a political meeting will be able, if necessary, to give the chairman or speaker a few tips on the gentle art of public speaking. As shorthand is another subject, he may afterwards be called upon to help the junior reporter to read his notes. London ...

... sn'fition, there are .arious qualities the an..itions girl must take pains to cultivate. She must be tactful; know when to speak and when to be silent. Slit must be adaptable; and .he keep her eves snit ears open so that. in cases of emergency, she can ...