... AN EARNEST WOMAN The late Miss Frances Willard, who died last week, has been called the Uncrowned Queen of America, and certainly no woman was better known in the United States than herself. There was no town with a population of 10,000 which she had ...

... EVERY WOMAN Should »end two tor our ;t2 | wee 111 u» I rated Book, e valuable information bow all Irregulariviev may be entirely avoided or removed by simple means. P.orominonded by eminent Physicians, the only Safe, Sure and Genuine Remedy. Never Fails ...

... WOMEN ON THE LAND. Lord St Andrica. apaakmg at Stogur-er. the question employing womas «ha laud, aaid that were going win tb* war more me* would ha.e We were determined to win, and. hard *» w»« farmers bu-ine*» o—.i , be spared for Army and th* Vaey ...

... AN ARMY TAILOR’S WILL. Mr. Frederick William Mortimer, of rathbraan,” Shillingford, Oxford, and of the iirm of Meyer and Mortimer, of 36, Conduit-street, army tailors, who died on August 2 last, aged 47 years, appointed executors of his will, which hears ...

... WOMAN LIGHTHOUSE KEEPER. The only women lighthouse-keeper in England surrendered her lighthouse Tuesday, after 3.) Tear*’ serrice. The Leasowe lighthouse, which is being closed by the Mersey Docks and Hathour Board in farour of flashlight buoys, has been ...

... Members of the “Land Army” which was made up of women who worked on farms while regular agricultural workers were away at war will meet up again in Market Weighton The event on Thursday July 8 will take place at the home of former Land Army girl Eileen Medforth ...

... From Other Lands. A collision has occurred between train from Treviglio and one from Brescia (Italy), ten passengers being slightly injured. the ground that her husband is “an inveterate poker player, and always a loser, New York woman is suing for divorce ...

... ARMY PENSIONER CHARGED WITH THEFT. At the Lsmloth Police-court, London, William Bell, 41, described array pensioner, living Albany-read, Camberwell, was charged with stealing, on July 27, a letter containing three postal orders and throe penny postage ...

... THE INVISIBLE LAND. There was a land that lay beyond my sight For which I vainly scan hod the great earth through. Thither, right often my flew At day-break, or nt noon-tide, or at night. And never came again I took my flight,' Explored all portions of ...

... upon the mind of the muzhik something of the magic force of the blessed word Mesopotamia —a land flowing with milk and honey, a land rich in women and loot, a land that ought belong to the strongest, therefore Russia. In Russian villages a nubile girl of ...

... ONLY A WOMAN'S NAM& A week elapsed after the death of the laird before Murray was able to turn his attention to thoughts of May, or free himself from the more pressing matters affecting his declaration of claim to the estate. He had purposely kept silence ...

... was in this man, who was sick. whom she had grievously wronged, and who had needed the tender core of a woman to nurse him hack to health again. Woman of Are though she was on It occasions, ehe had now nothing to say about the wrongs of the people. talk ...