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... HITLER TO SPEAK RETURNING TO-DAY TO BERLIN ...

... THEY SPEAK FOR THEMSELV SCIATICA, GOUT, RHEUMATISM Tide Brook, Wadburst, Feb, 1887, Dear Sur,—I feel it a duty to and erpress my thanks for tbe great benefip that my family have from yoor We bave used them for gout, sciatica, rheamatiern, beck-ache, and ...

... a sensibl current in less than one second. Any batter will send the current through the wire, bu operative tension, so to speak, requires a larg hattary ae = The advantage, therefore, would seem to be in favour of short distances ; and as the distances ...

... AF {ID TO SPEAK At an inqeest at Bleckburn yesterday on Williem Rimmer, a-bey, of Alker-ctreet, who lost his life by drowning in Mill Lodge, William Brown, aged seven, playmate of dece: they visited the {air tdgother, and: afterwards on the lodge em After ...

... The Pope Speaks PIUS Xll’s encyclical to-day, admonishing the world against the subordination of all human values to the demands of the secular State, is the first of his reign, and its publication had been expected for some little time. Papal encyclicals ...

... Plain Speaking President Eoosevelt is now vigorously putting into practice the undertakings he has given in his speeches. Men whose heart is in the work are at the head of the organisation for providing help for Britain, and the proposals in the Budget ...

... So To Speak THE report of the Lord Privy Seal’s conference on air raid shelters is remarkable for more than its conclusions. Its phrasing inspires, indeed, the conviction that the time has arrived for deep shelters against the emanations of Whitehall ...

... Unable To Speak Scott told him the consul would not be at his office at that time, and the taxi continued to the Adelphi Hotel. When Scott opened the door of the cab he found Johnson lying on the floor, apparently unable to speak. Failing to rouse him ...

... FINE FOR SPEAKING WELSH —♦ OLD HOUSEHOLD RULES The days when the use of. the Welsh language was frowned upon in the Vale of Clwyd are recalled by the recent discovery of a slate —closely resembling school slate —giving list of rules for members of the ...

... Plain Speaking. ' ll is time had cud these cubals with crisis every second afternoou’' was Mr. Duke’s outspoken comment on the political activities of some of his colleagues, and Mr. Bouar Law was equally frank. He lias probably told his friends private ...

... Speaking Up Me. chuechill’s direct, unequivocal, and, above all, prompt broadcast on the new situation, with its evidence of decisions unhesitatingly taken, was the best propaganda for our cause. Its effect in the United States especially, and more p ...