... conditions that have obtained so far. Upon the proposal to subsidise the Americen ships no one but Americans have a right to speak, and I have certainly never heard of any British shipowne r surge/ding that the United States is not entitled to grant State ...

... sweet, wild ways with stainless bloom inwrought, And bowers of innocence with beauty fraught, It seemed some purer voice must speak before I dared to tread the garden, loved of yore , That Eden lost unknown , and found unsought. Then just within the gate ...

... introduced to the pagan world. Slowly. very slowly it came to be felt thrt emperors, kings, and great g Is did sot, so to speak, beggar the soil of human nature. Came the time when a common man could be viewed as a peephole into inanity, as • future dweller ...

... powerful ecclesiastics, great nobles Ministers of State had, era after era, occupied the stage, and all the others, Sc to speak, were scenic background. It was Green who was the first historian to give proper significance to the craftsman and the hus ...

... physician of high standing, kidney complaint is responsible for 80 per cent of the mortality of Great Britain. Practically speaking, eight people out of ten suffer from kidney complaint, even here in our own town. But there is a certain cure ; and we are ...

... or unjust thing— That's not cricket. It speaks volumes and is a stern oondemnation. AN ARAB'S TRIBUTE. Some such tribute was paid to us the other day by an Arab gentleman—Shirly Effendi Jambi—when speaking at a luncheon in London. lie gave these il ...

... wreaths been trying to keep the niemory e een of loved ones who Mthe Lig ht is ways unconne with Armag doe, let us lay. to speak. a chaplet of thought reverently at the feet the men, yea. and the women, who made the Great Sacrifice. An the stone of the ...

... Old Srhool on Sabbath uight was addressed by Messrs John Fraser and James Allan. Neat Sabbath Mr William Falconer, jr., will speak. Y.M.C.A —On Sabbath morning two of the youngest members of the association read papers, the subjects were Niowlemus and ...

... 1917. We cannot forget him. we lowed him too dearly For his memory to fade from our lives like a dream. But our lips need not speak when our hearts mourn sincerely, For grief often dwells where it seldom is seen. [lnserted by his father and mother, sisters ...

... weetwerd ye look, see her bing, It still reeks, It bee burned noo for weal on a year, Hoo proodly they swagger, o' plenty It speaks, Folks kenehe that seals are sae dear. But noo there awaits them a far miter honour, durpasain' the greatest dreams, Ao' nobly ...

... Alva, at 8.15 p.m. (Supported by Dr. Glen Lowther) Theaday, 21st February—FOß WOMEN British Legion Hall, Dollar, at 3.30 p.m. Speak for Scotland—VOTt FOR TOC H-TILLICCILILTRY BRANCH REDEDICATION *lona win be held in Ms ONDNORIEGA. TIONAL CHURCH, Tidicdulay ...

... the new building would prove an asset not only to the employees of Devonvale but to the community in general. He went on to speak in complimentary terms of the expansion of the firm in the Burgh, and expressed the hope that in the near future Messrs Samuel ...