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... the women in chorus, and thereafter the poor young man's position was as comfortable as that of a Cabinet Minister at a Suffragette meeting. Mr. Otto Beit has agreed to divert the sum of £200,000 bequeathed by Mr. Alfred Beit for the foundation of a University ...

... prisoner’s record was ese), Miss E. Blaxland (Blossom Girl), and not a good one, and he had been had up for Miss M. Foster (Suffragette). fowl stealing before. He would be sent to In the class for the best decorated gentle- raol for one month with ha{i labour ...