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... Cost of the American War.—The Neio York World reckons the cost of the present war thus: Expenditure on army and navy, 3,000,000,000 dols.; bounties paid by States and towns, 450,000,000 dols.; loss for life of the labour of the killed and maimed, 2,000 ...
... Margaret's, Glenrothes | KIRKCALDY Subject: Drugs, | GOSPEL SERVICES sday, October 31, 7.30 p.m ~l Woman's Guild Miss Dowson : oontinue in “The Holy Land. 2 ST, CLAIR BALL irsday, November 2, 745 p.m.— on SUNDAY. 29th October Choir Practice at 7.5 o, ...
... TIIITOTAL AMONGST ENGLISTI %MUSKS IN INDIA. —The teetotal movement in the European Army in India is, the Pioneer •vtending month by month. By the re, May this year it seems that there are 7400 non-commissioned officers and men of the service on the rolls ...
... Balkan's lofty height* the The march of armies sod destruction wiw, Bulgaria'* lorely Tillage* despoiled BT RUM and Turk. with warfare's Dire and dread atrocities. Inflicted the old, the lisping child. And weeping woman, all together piled In bloody heaps ...
... The use and Abuse of Crinoline.-A young woman, resolved on ending her mortal career/threw herself into the Seine from the Quai Voltaire. There was no one near to stop her, and she expected to have it all her own way ; but she reckoned without her crinoline ...
... Parish Church Woman's Guild held their annual outing to Aberdeen. Baptism. — In the morning service at the Parish Church the Rev. J. S. Rough baptised Yvonne Marina, infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Amos of Juniper Green, Edinburgh. The Salvation Army. — On Tuesday ...
... “FIFE AND THE LANDS ABOOT IT” THREE COUNTIES’ DINNER IN GLASGOW NG FIFE In a changing world there were always new ideas, and now it seemed that all transport might be put into national hands, and electricity, gas and public health might be taken over ...
... whom, at the age of nineteen, he served in the last great land campaign of World War 2. In vivid style he portrays war in close-up, as he describes from a private's point of view the Fourteenth Army infantryman'’s lot - night attacks, ambushes, patrols, ...
... mended General Hooker for the Brigadier-Genorghhip in the army, rendered vacant by the death of General Mtimrfield, and urged it upon the President in a private letter. A deserter says that General ' &nor wall' Jackson turned on his horse as he war crossing ...
... them died in - - - At Sowerby Bridge, • young woman, named Chapman, the wife of an operative meaner, ham drowned her infant and herself ins mill dam. Do• meatie la @imposed to have bees the unfortunate woman. motive. American papers. notirini: the change ...
... FIFE MAIL, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1970. The Salvation Army Captain M. Allan was ii charge of the Over Sixty Club and the Home League meeting on Tuesday. It was announced that slides of the “Holy Land” would be shown on November 24. This will be an open ...
... Committee one of two things will be done. Either the proposals for hiring land to small holders will be struck out and a system of purchrve adopted instead, or the system of hiring land fot tenants will be so hampered by conditions as to make it unworkable ...