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... Inali nun explain* campaign to deaf and dumb children Learn the French they speak in ranee the Italian they i[teak in Rome the Spanish they speak No textbook can teach you to qteak a foreign language correctly. To do that you must hear the rhythm ...

... WOLF OF MIA A story of revenge and passion. jealously and death The stars of The Fugitive in another great film. ENGLISH SPEAKING VERSION. Also Tucson Matinee on Saturda, at 3 p.m. Give quickly - give gladly to St. V. de Paul collection ...

... (SUPPER AVAILABLE). (p . 7 National Farmers' Association LAM:Gemmel M. J. Coddle has consented to speak to Formers AT THE MARLBOROUGH HALL. Eipht Fifteen ON MONDAY, Sth DECEMBER. l MI Farmers, Toone Farmers and Their Ladies Are Cordially Invited 1ip6386-111' ...

... printing. The speedos is put: Who were the printers? The name is mentioned and that is a sales talk on our behalf, for the job speaks for us. ...

... multiplied proofsthey speak for themselves, and ought to be independent of every ergoment, since to witness a life of labour passing through the slow torture of poverty and famine to the close of miserable existence, should sufficiently speak to the feeling ...

... Shock Writing Often Necessary ihmis of our times in contradiction to euphemistic descriptions. We would far as speak the duty of making such a diagnosis.'’ tkii, the pastoral stated. would also be desirable if, beyond a 'T'O-DAY'S Catholic writers are ...

... be done unaided. — declared the Tanaiste and Minister for Industry and Commerce. Mr. W. Norton, speaking in the Senate, on Wednesday. Nlinister was speaking on stage of the Transport Po. mad• be set op to run the line fur a period. This was the solution ...

... and Privates, are asked to parade on that night. as high-ranking Officers from Army H.Q.. will inspect the local Battalion. Speaking at a Field-day in the sluagh Hall. last week. eattallen 0/C, Captain S. Murray, asked for a one hundred per cent. attendance ...

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... three men had one drink the accused drank bottle of stout. All three then left the premises and before they left they were speaking about having something to eat. They returned to the premises about K. 45 p.m. each of them again having one drink, the defendant ...

... THE LANGUAGE The author speaks trankly about the Languagze revival: “How far Gaeiic, compulsory in the schools and as a qualification for certain official posts, may now develop, must remain uncertain.” he writes. *“‘For the majority, except for the ...