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... THE STORY. Gervaise was just a n.veet, young and pure flower, struggling to blossom amid ‘the sordid misery of neglect and poverty. Her father a miser, her mother an invalid, she had but two friends in all the world—Gol(?'ot. the big blacksmith, and Coupeau ...

... THEIR STORY Mr Garriock said that the two Norwegians had asked him {o state that they went ashore about 11.30 p.m. to attend a dance, which finished about 1 a.m. Thereafter they went to Peace Haven to meet a girl friend whom one of them knew from previous ...

... THE STORY In a recent issue of the Journal of the Society for Army Historical Research there appeared a lengthy article on “The Shetland Garrison,” by Ronald G. Ball The author has given us permission to reprint the article, which we believe is of co ...

... THE STORY Briefly, the story is that pursuer is the widow of John Henry, who died over two years ago following an accident while working on the barn, roof at Ayres of Selivoe. Her case is that her mother-inlaw renounced tenancy of the holdings at Ayres ...

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... stories her about what she was doing at the phone box late at night. Sheriff A. A. Macdonald deferred sentence for three months. Sloan also admitted breaking the peace, but denied that he assaulted the police and maliciously tore the back seat of the ...

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... THE STORY And #his 1 the thread of the plot. O® March 16th, 1922, Mr. Shaw (writing from an address in Knightsbridge which the Morning Post gives in full) despatched a letter to each of the Two Gentlemen in the caste. He said : “1 am requested to place ...

... STORY. hor of the new story columns this week, s of which will be riter is well known of excellent stories, onour Bound,” adds mund a spoiled, unstraightforward man almost brings about ald make certain of ...

... THE STORY OF The steward of the I} sen, and his wife, Alma, and had been at sea stewardess for a number of the stewardess on this trying. While the crew one of the boats was shifting to make room f fell overboard. She was in the boat in her wet ed on ...

... STORY He produced invoices showing that since July last year the price of the yarn supplied to him has gone up by approximately 75 per cent. More is being paid to the knitters and finishers, and like everybody else he is faced with increased -costs in ...