... WISDOM consists neither in words nor in silence, but in knowing whea to speak and when to be silent. ...

... organization and asked me to give my support t 4.) it by speaking here to• night and by undertaking some of its medical work. I hesitated until I had from him an answer to a question I put to him, which was one concerning the effect of the new organization ...

... A GENTLEMAN who recently arrived here, after a short stay in Martinique, speaks of the prosperity of that island: and of which circumstance the Governor, M. Camille Guy, is taking full advantage to encourage and facilitate improvements of all kinds throughout ...

... The wonderful co-ordination of all our movements in itself speaks praise for the admirable staff work. Of conditions in Jerusalem I learn that in the early days ot the and the abortive Turkish attacks against the Suez Canal, the Turkish losses in pack ...

... Viscount Milner without portfolio in the British War Cabinet, speaking at the American luncheon club, declared against any peace with the Unrepentant German rulers. Touching upon the entry of the U. S. in the war and its moral significance, Lord Milner ...

... it puzzled them to understand how we could speak English so well. Just listen to this: It is a marvel to see how quickly you boys have learnt to speak English for the short time you are here. Why you speak it as well as we already. This was said by ...

... even the pro-German section, speak very sharply against Germany. One paper describes the incident as .)ne of inexcusable brutality, while another says that it was a cruel deed and will breed unfriendly feelings. Speaking at an Albert Hall demonstration ...

... ships they claim to have sunk. Birkenhead. 6. - - Germany has not felt the final strains of the war said Mr. Lloyd George, speaking here today. When she did, he continued, she would feel the binding value of real freedom. If Russia had enjoyed more ...

... useless to! speak. By looking back on our own , experience we can guess just what is ' included under their head: The nagging words, the fretful words, the words that, are bitter and unkind. How many times we have- resolved that we will never speak them again ...

... direct outlet to the great highways liberty to speak and bold nothing back. I of the sea. Where this canrut be dime by ant speaking es an individual, and yet I am cession of territory, it can no doubt be speaking also, of course, as the relioneible done by ...

... cares and tribulations You seem overwell supplied. Don't fret and fume and sputter, With a rise of angry bile, But when you speak, talk softly, And say it with a smile. There may be moments, sometimes, When bowed with weight of care, A visitor who bores ...

... ovation. All the delegates cheered him, the revolutionary Govt and army. Vladimir Naboukoff, a prominent Socialist Democrat, speaking in the ...