... THE SALVATION ARMY. | R;garding the work of the Salvation Army, Mr W. T. Stead has written aa article which he entitles ** Fasting and Finance.” As many of our readers must have been made aware of by calls from workers in the ‘ Army” solieiving subscriptions ...

... WOMAN & HOME A CHARMING ROOM FOR THE NIAIDSERVANT. MEN AND NIARRIAGE. 1: .. t Mrs Gordon contented maid makes a good maid. The woman who can manage her servants will be the first to admit this. If your maid is a sensible girl who realises that the majority ...

... BOURBAKI’S ARMY. The most frightful failure in the way of military adniinurtration was in connection with Bourbaki’s army. On the fugitives approaching the line of mountains dividing Switzerland from France, they neither knew their own position nor that ...

... ~ that thoDukc had sold land, bis Grace said , * into her bfetws body—Dslnd. that when a very young man he had thought good deal of the land question, and had THE FAILUR? THE PEACc resolved that if ever ho came to be a landed CONFERENCE, proprietor, ho ...

... shore. attempted to swim ashore out failed although only short distance A woman who observed the accident called to the young man’s older brother, who had shortly before landed from the same boat. Ho immediately went to the rescue, but before reaching ...

... THE SALVATION ARMY. Last night, in Salvation Army Hall, Hamilton Street, Florence Worth, the converted octrees, gave her life story. Major King pre* sided over a large audience. Miss Worth, who appeared first stage costume, and afterwards in the Salvation ...

... considerable Young Briton. number of fellows. Ivation Army. WOMEN AND ATHLETICS. No doubt indulgence in athletics and :FASTS TO CHILDREN. healthy outdoor exercise tends to broaden ' Clyde Street, a woman's shoulders and to enlarge her Sow, Bth December, 1910 ...

... The Salvation Army Year Book for 1952 ““ The Salvation Army has marched right into our land and put up headquarters in Stockholm, Happily only a small brigade; but it may be dangerous enough, especially as it is led by a woman.” That appeared in a Swedish ...

... before going into uniform. His Army service since 1941- -he was a Paratrooper—inelmled landings in North Africa. Sicily, Italy. and latterly, Arnhem, where he was one of only ten survivors from his company in the famous landing. He left for Norway after VE ...

... ARMY ADMINISTRATION. THE DASOER OF FLUTY IFTi.MFLUFNCE. In an after-dinner speech at Sheffiesl on Tunraday nigh. Mr. H. Arnold-boxer. H.P.. Secretary of State for War. said ;here had been party isterferentes with the administrs,ion of the Army. His view ...

... THE BRITISH ARMY IN THE CRIMEA. ' October 3. Since landed in the Crimea, many have died of cholera as perished on the Alma. We lost 880 men killed in tho action out of the 2000 hors de combat. The dead from cholera now amount to nearly as many. hear strange ...

... THE ARMY AND NAVY FRANCE. The Almanach de for 1860 gives statistical account of the French army and navv, existing in 1859. Ths staffs of the army include 6779 officers and 699 subalterns, making total 6472. There are 13 marshals, 90 acting generals of ...