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... policy which would shut it up from Christianity, So long as Christianity is an integral part of English civilization, it is absurd for us o ult of civilizing India without at least leavening it with our faith, The relation in which Christian propogandism is ...
... SERVICES GLASGOW DEDICATION O IICTCIIESONTOWN PARISH CHURCH AGBMCTJ New York riday Expectation of Heavy shrinkage in the Bank resettles was the governing intluencoon today’s Stock Markets There were signs of weakness early in Steel stocks while violent HEAVY ...
... of sending to the front thirty thousand fresh troops to relieve yeomen and volunteers whom it was desirable to rastore to civil life. lln all seventeen thousand yeomen were sent out. Three or four hundred of these men were afterwards sent back as being ...
... Earl Being unable to secure an arrangement with the United States for a Parcel Post last year his Majesty’s Government made arrangements with an express company for forwarding vt parcels The United States Government has since according to Mr Austen C ...
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... President Wilson in a speech delivered before a body of students near Philadelphia on Saturday made clear the policy of the United Staten toward Mexico It was indicated in the declaration That nowhere can any Government enduro which is stained by blood ...
... now issued 1o the public to make good this deficit. Nurses of all sorts have made use of the Club; those from military and civil hospitals, private and district nurses, as well as probationers in conrse of Lrnmin% They have come from both far and near; ...
... on with the Admiralty and the War Office with a view to ensuring that no delay intervenes between war service and resettlement in civil life. Tt is proposed in connection with these arrangements to form at an early date a Committee representing professional ...
... paper will be posted to his unit. The Army Coun¢il instructions provide that ballot papers to men who are absent, but are due to rejoin their units within eleven days of the day of nomination (Dec. 4}, will be retained by the unit to be filled up by the eoldier ...
... immediate filling ip of Civil Employment Forms AF.Z 15 apq 16 (for the Army), 8. 1,299 and 8. 1,300 (for the Navy' by officers and men. The formw mey. tioned are those which are filled up by officers and men, giving particulars of theip civil ocoupations and ...
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