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... way. In Ivceds, ©specially, remote from the seaboard, and, in view the scarcity of authentic news the operations tne Continent isolated from most the thrilling and inspiring factors which operate elsewhere, there has been a marked failure, to rise to the ...
... demand having run ring beams. Offers bundles for export have been rathor more plentiful, chiefly for India and the Continent. isolated transactions have been mentioned Egyptian counts. AMERICAN COTTON CROP. TOTAL BALES. GOOD RETURN TEXAS. (FROM A SPECIAL ...
... attitude which our thief national daily recently expressed so well a time Channel fog with its bold English headline, The Continent Isolated. ' G. E. G ...
... been sold for Egypt and the Near East. Printing and Dyeing fabrics have l>een in request for South America and the Continent. Isolated sales have taken place in coloured goods for West Africa. Yarn quotations have continued steady. Spinners are insisting ...
... so violent that the cross-Channel steamer service was suspended. he saw in an English newspaper this heading: The Continent Isolated. Gold from the Air air, unlike the sea, has no special words for its treasuretrove. So the gold ingots which fell from ...
... owing to a vio- lent storm, the Channel crossings were suspended, and I remember one newspaper contents bill read: j Continent isolated We were all right, you see. It was only the Continent of Europe j that was in a fix! '* , , iff .. . two seamen entered ...
... And the whole history of England Is summed up in the famous headline Of the London Times TERRIBLE GALE IN THE CHANNEL; CONTINENT ISOLATED. That will often be quoted. WHEN I dipped into the Tale of an Old Soldier I was inclined think that ex-Sergeant Crutchlow ...
... heavy storm which completely blocked traffic across the channel. One of the London newspapers had on its poster: “Ihe Continent Isolated.” (Laughter.) REPENTANCE? There are signs, however that the Saxon repenting in sackcloth and ashes lor having endowed ...
... heavy storm which completely blocked traffic across the channel. One of the London newspapers had on its poster: The Continent Isolated. (Laughter.) REPENTANCE? There are signs, however that the Saxon is repenting in sackcloth and ashes for having endowed ...
... i* Scots. But English insularity is a P {j One remembers the famous headlif I ®,/ year or two ago : “Thick Fog in the Continent Isolated.” ...
... that old chestnut, of pure English inspiration, about the alleged headings in the “Times” —“ Dense Fog in the Channel —Continent Isolated for Three Days.” In his laborious efforts to explain the joke the narrator completely overlaid the point. Which reminds ...
... what he thinks about the war. His sublime I don't; I didn't start it,' 1 on a par with the apocryphal London headline Continent isolated by fog. SporJng Items Raymond Guest is now in the United States Navy, having been on the Reserve. Brother Winston, ...