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... WOMAN OF TO-DAY. just can so, amt I would like to suggest that the Kditor open subecription list every six months lor two or three years, enable those people who wish to allow their gratitude to send in donations; if all the Sheffield manufacturers, business ...

... reference to tha army, and appealed j for more general and hearty support. The meeting closed with nnging and p_ aj ci . ¦ THS SALVATION ARMY. To the Editor. — After reading your account of tha j treatment received by the Salvation Army in the street ...

... and political worker in Manchester, her native city, a militant suffragist leader, a mobiliser of an army of women war-workers, an organiser of women land workers, fighter against strikes during the war, an emissary to Russia to report to the British Government ...

... another, horses ; and the third, living images of the Almighty Father — a bureau, a horse, a woman ! ' How much for Maria, gentleman ? a very valu- able woman, and sold for no fault.' And Maria was much more white than black — more American than African ...

... WOMAN OF TO-DAY. A PRACTICAL QUEEN. Her Interest in the Ordinary Things of Life. Queen Mary, like thousands other omen during the past four end half years, has defied tradition. Till March, 1917, it had not been the practice queens attend public meetings ...

... farmers FAMOUS WOMAN TRAVELLER. rhes, the famous woman ot eli Bonita at night, ture arr by the Congregational FY and Soe rial “nion. te was “Wufara. fhe secret of are, That thes — Was the wanted too much looking to taking objection of some land- female teachers ...

... but in many instances the cha'-acter would actually identical and united in single person. largely is the army officered from gentlemen of landed estate that few of those country families from which militia officers would the first instance sought are ...

... in the German Army, was taken prisoner and sent to work at Chapel-enle-Frith. was killed in a railway tunnel and was buried in the parish churchyard. Fellow officers erected a tombstone and the grave was carefully tended by a local woman, whose son was ...

... Salvation Army, aonsisting of three men and one young woman, landed at Bonaoay on Wednesday, with a ? reat demonstration of military 'pomp. A, triumphal procession of war chariots, con- listing of bullock carts, paraded tbe streets; she young woman beac ...

... WOMAN OF TO-DAY. KING’S FUND FOR DISABLED. Message to Boys and Girls of Great Britain. folly realise how much this great victory has meant to yon. But I think yon will take word for in the meantime that if your fathers and brothers and their fellow-poldiere ...