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... just what every tnMker wanted—a cigarette that was really enjoyaMe and yet absolutely harmless. Setoton Vbxinia *D» Resske” America*. pgsrettor her* ever Its flavour is floe and for rich and Ml Yet it is timflaritcnt. exmdritriy mild and •»« tkat it positively ...
... ANGLO FRENCH HO*B*. prcalri nmnlu-rs any oilier 1/rocO. America the breed has beeomc firmly estahlished, and is »■> strong tliere now that very few art- imported. Jm*t recently number of lior!«€!» of thi-, breed have been imported into England. Ibe Pcrchcrou ...
... experience of over 10 years cycling in this country, France, Switzerland, Italy, S|*ain, and many parts of Asia, Africa, and America. The chapters are full of valuable information—so full that every reader will want to on them again and again acquire that ...
... evergreen which is worth ■know np for its decorative effect in winter is CJarrva clliptica. It was about century agi» from North America, and in its nativo home it fornix chimps Oft. w> in height. In this country it can only grown witbont any protection the wanner ...
... tin* finest herds of Guernsey!*, the Hayes herd, was s last year to an American breeder who po*.-o-sct one t»f the Ik-1 Ii America, and already In* lias win many with the exported aniwth. t -»iao» UiCtf ie piotiuc-i*. Hirst; lire for their Their home ...
... wrote until nettled down lo literary work when her Indian labours at the age fortyfire. One of the most successful bioger* in America. Mmo. Alma Gluck, started life as stenographer in a New York law oAes, and rose to h-r present eminence tho ojkratio stage ...
... bitten by two don, tha aaunaln were not mad. Lady Canatanee Stewart KichardM had done much danciaf in the United Stotof of America. an interriewaheaaid! In th« United Staton, contrary belief, hare found nonanamon of title aronato comparatiTdy little iatereat ...
... loans to other countries which loans had hitherto been made by London. He estimated that the total foreign loans granted by America since die beginning of the war to December 191®. amounted to 460 millions sterling of which 423 had been borrowed Engtand ...
... subscribers had risen from 1, the case the First Loan to maximum Fourth Loan. AMERICA AND FOREIGN LOANS. He then went on to speak of the marked change which the war had created in America, detailed the inflow of gold the - into that country |K)inting nut that ...
... have been held up by the New fork press as representing system that should be copied by New Banks, _ .so that the trade of America might be encouraged throughout the world by the Banking methods adopted in this country. If we turn for moment to the figures ...
... —Yoon, H. R. Himphill. We may' mention that deceased's other sister is now married (Mrs Charles Douglas) and resident, in America, to whom the sad news of her brother’s death will be a great ■vjrrow* Jhe Chairman asked the Associaho agree to Cables being ...
... M.A.> gave the second lecture of the Oxford Extension course on the shore subject. In dealing with the history of North ,America, be said that Columbus revealed to English* men that that country was their natural sphere of influence, and this was due ...