... having the blame constantly put upon him when should not be. Of course, there are motor-cyclists who about ashing for It,” so speak, but do many cartsts, as everyone knows who travels at all. Probably there never will time when driving by everyone will lie ...

... (Revter).—Interviewed hv a rerresentative of the Matin,” M Tirard, the French Hich Commissioner at Mayence up to yesterdav, speaking of the evacuation of the Rhineland, said that the future shonld be regarded without mndue nessimism or ontimism. France cou'd ...

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... Ridge unsmoking hums. And Clndfer Hill sedately looms. O’er Bonfire Lame ami sundry turns. There still the noble Leighton speaks,— That Scott lc saint whose glory shines; Nor silent are the stone# and bricks. Nor Rector .Moore’s recording lines. Thrir ...

... on seeing the nesting ground of the avocets, which have recently been induced to return to Hickling, and Mr. Roland Green speaks with' enthusiasm of ruffs and reeves, Caspian tern, and Kentish plover to be seen on these Dutch marshes, where they are carefully ...

... Pond's Cold Cream soon as I come in from shopping a car ride or from the theatre at night” To keep youth Miss Fields went on to speak of what it means to a woman’s happiness to guard in all its unspoiled freshness that lovely gift called Youth to contrive to ...

... approached her was entering her study May I come in and speak to you for a minute Pat dear?” Dora began 6ilkily No was in the study at that moment so Pat -asked Dora into the room “ What you want to speak me about?” questioned Pat when they were seated (To ...

... BROTHERS.” A Merry Irish Home. A Cloud that Crept over it unseen. A Mystery—a Dramatic Denouement, IRISH CHARACTERS WHO CAN SPEAK THEIR NATIVE LANGUAGE. CHILDREN HALF-PRICE EXCEPT SATURDAYS AND HOLIDAYS. ...

... had worked together most harmoniously lor years, and there was not single person iu who did not think well of Lament, and speak w efl of him as a good preacher and diligent pastor, and a complete gentleman. But people had their ownfeelmgs; large number ...

... more discomfort to the feet than ’to the hands, independant of the fact that the body’s weight is carried constantly them. Speaking on the manufacture of shoe industry, Mr Moore said —The British Manufacturers are second to none in the making shoes. America ...

... Learned to Speak. By Professor ERNEST WEEKLEY. Babel or the Past Present god Fatare of Haman Speech. Bp Sip Richard Paget Bart Kegs* Pad. 2s. 61. _ This is a bold little book. Those of us who are concerned with the study of language are mostly satisfied ...

... —Central News. THE DUKE AND EDUCATION. The Duke of York laid the foundation stone of Southampton's new civic centre, to-day, and speaking at the civic luncheon said regarded it as.a moat hopeful sign that the prom. Lion of education and the developn tent of ...