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... Wales—Mainly cloudy, occasional slight rain or drizzle; mild. Further Outlook for Land Areas—ea settled but mainly mild. HINT TO SPEAK-EMI ES. There was apparently no diminution in the numbers taking part in these demonstrations, but a slight falling-el in ...

... Park. when Rovers won 2-0. Is goals, fewer than any other rearguard. Farrell converted a penalty, and Marlow a tact that speaks eloquently of their obtained a goal that ranks amongst the resource and stability.[Most remarkable feats, as he shot the (ball ...

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... activities of the Communist International because of its relationship with the Soviet Government. On December 4. Lord Thomson, speaking for the Government in the house of Lords, repeated Mr. Henderson's declaration that the eritlih Government would regard the ...

... NATIONALS. China and Question of Extra- Territoriality. (Reuter Cablegram.) Shanghai, Friday. Dr. Wang, the Forel , - i Minister, speaking at, a luncheon given by the Chinese and foreign journalists to-day, made several references to the question of tho abolition ...

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... have been less hill:. eeBtifUl with American audiences than Air. Afacllonatil because of his accent. Mr. Baldwin, be says, speaks excellent English, but with a trace of the Harrovian drawl, whereas American hearts warmed Mr. -*act/unmet when lie spoke ...

... appalled at the depth of vengeful passion they revealed, mavelling at the fierceness of her emotion. As he stood without speaking, she stamped her foot, impatient for his answer, and jerked a shapely hand in a gesture that was well known to the patrons ...

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