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... horse must be fed according to its weight, the amount of work set for it, and the rate at which this work is done. Generally speaking, the heavier the horse and the slower the rate of working. the greater may be the proportion of bulky fodder (green stuff ...
... Supply is all-important in in an exciting week I have indicate that in a very real sre being delivered. On the the guns may speak but littl the shells pile up continuous Lours each day for a week, a tories somewhere in Englan fascinated, watching the pil ...
... 1 have seen enough to indicate that in a very real sense the goods sre being delivered. On the Western Front the guns may speak but little; here at home the vhells pile up continuously. For several kours each day for a week, at a score of factories somewhere ...
... Hellyar—the birth of Sydney Lovelace! Hellyar had 'escnped a murderer's fate by dying in that ' way at his own hand. He had, so to speak, killed himself in order to continue living. * Miss Grange had beiter come (0 my tent ae soon as she can walk,” Kay said. “ ...
... HEAVIER SACRIFICES TO COME. Premier's Warning Of Easy Optimism. Speaking at the Mansion House on| Yuesday, Mr, Nevile Chamberlain, the Prime Minister, gave a warning note zainst a too easy optimism, and embhasised that we may be experiencing “ lull before ...
... our readers. He has something to say of interest to everyone. Possibly the most topical article is by Mr John R. Allan, who speaks briefly of some ‘* Effects of the war on a rural community. There follows then the story of the ** Fight against some Shecp ...
... determination to put an end to the Nazi rule of jungle law. Sir John Anderson, Home Secretary and Minister of Home Security, speaking in Edinburgh, uttered a warning against pacifist propaganda, and said. # 1t can be subtle, and its origin is at least suspect ...
... “LULL BEFORE THE STORM.” Sir Jobn Anderson’s A.R.P. Warning. Sir John Anderson, Home Secretary and Minister of Home Security, speaking at Glasgow on Monday, hinted at the lull before the storm in the air war. The plans on which our active defences were based ...
... it all the more—just because you don't want it,” Carson told her sternly. ‘' I'm going now, and I hope that I need never speak to you again.” Still crouching by the pool, Zenda heard his footsteps receding—leaving her for ever. ** Kit—XKit, come back ...
... prove ourselves worthy of their sacrifice that our conntry may remain to us ‘‘ A land where girt by friend or foe, & man may speak the the thing he will.—Yours, etc., LOUISE GLEN-COATS. GlPr oF CHOCOLATES TO SHETLAND CHILDREN —A gift of 32 11b, boxes of ...
... Hotel, Mr Brown, who said that it was a joy, whether in peace or war, to be a member of & commumty where men were free to speak their minds, drew a comiparison between the situation after the first four months which followed the declaration of war in ...