... with its 700,000 souls. Yesterday, with my own eyes, in one of the main thoroughfares, I saw ragged, bare-footed bairns picking garbage out of the gutter and eating it, and let it be remembered that no street cleansing has been done here for days, that there ...

... PICKINGS FROM PUNCH.” The War Office is 'stated to be seriously alarmed the uncompromising attitude of Labour towards the Army, and considers that the proposal that no battle shall last more than eight hours may, if adopted, seriously handicap us in ...

... Wakefield. Garbage on the highway Sir. —The other night, la habit, took my dog for a walk. On our way back she espied parcel on the grass verge. She rummaged In this and. removing something from it. trotted off towards home. Naturally called and made ...

... full of rubbish Rubber is not cone with yet; but :here is trouble ahead for the mere speculators who rummage for pickings in the garbage-pits tho market. ...

... said did not propose to deal with all the tittle tattle which this shareholder was able to pick off the garbage heaps Birkenhead. A man with good nose for garbage can always find scandals of one kind or another, said, which has little or foundation ...

... not a natural deformity, but a tin .aox picked gold and bank notes, amcnoting to £2,200. Three bank-books, UoWine Jeposite for i'4,600, were also found. Kahler spent his life eating food which he found in garbage tins, and sleeping wherever he could find ...

... nothing but contempt fo* - a Peer of the realm, or any other man, who in tne midst this crisis would go down into the gutter and pick mud throw the men who were fighting day and night to save the democ racy of Europe from destruction. Bi.-bop>of Birmingham ...

... displeased at the promise of new laws to passed by Parliament making refuse-picking a thing of the pash entirely. Sorting is as old as is the system of carting away) ashes and garbage, but within the past sii months the system has been abolished through whole ...

... lism and anger, and never puts on red lights of irony. He is never literary; his stuff picked up raw, as were, straight from the gutter, complete with its garbage, muck, and fag-ends of humanity. Let urge Fellow Countrymen on all thinking readers, FELLOW ...

... should he done in mercy to the large number of stray cats which roam about Leeds, gathering a precarious living from the garbage which they gain access through the generally open door? The open midden door lets the passer-by get whiff of what may be worse ...

... subject to influenza,” he said, and it causes them great deal of suffering in the throat. A too affectionate woman or child will pick up the cat, kiss it, and fondle it, and murmur sympathetic nonsense rnto its ear, and all the while is contracting the dreaded ...

... taken up and down —over dirty pavements, in close proximity to drains and dust, garbage, and the usual sccumulation of the streets. Small won a. Lext chance. r Tim never * pick up.” He never ...