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... proper cultivation of the land, and had control of the milk business. According to the ocensus of farms this farm had been placed in category B (excessive staff). If the lad was taken he would not be able to cultivate any more land He warked Sundaye and 12 ...
... A WOMAN'S PRAYER. God guard our men on land and sea, Who have gone forth in their might To do their part, with hand and heart, In the battle for the right? They are leaving their dear countr: Home and Kindred, work and pay They are flocking to the Colours ...
... ' wa to that woman, and why I kept the [ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.] -g:csrot from you. I onl{ a:k. lhofil:;okod N r T deeply into her eyes, ‘1 only as you THE YLLLOW HU‘NCHBACK. 'illpryopeu what you said just now.” S i “What ;: that?” asked Alicoh:ith a faint ...
... Wednesday the hearing was resumed and again adjourned of the charge against Arthur Newton, solicitor, and Berkeley Bernard Bennett, land agent, of conspiring with Count Ando Festitics to defraud Dr. Hans Thorsch of £23,000 by false pretences. Veteran’s Eight Soldier ...
... most ‘po'a.rfu{ army in the world, and the most Eovwrlul army that the world had ever seen. Germany, from the point of view of land attack, was absolutely impregnable. She had so mln{.millionc of men so excellently trained that on land she could snap Ber ...
... the difference. An extension of Irish land purchase is also promised, but this need ' not necessarily entail a Bill. Then the Government have guaranteed that the House shall have an opportunity of voting upon Woman Suffrage, provided that the different ...
... hiera no men of mulitary age are working on tarmy Every woman in a farmhouse in France knowy how to do, and is regularly doing, such work g filling manure 1n carts, apreading manure oy the land, rolling the ground, growming and feeding cattle and shepherding ...
... A PATRIOTIC WORK 1t is admitted that the work 1s not attractive, No woman can be expected to enjoy milking cows at tour on a winter's morning, or spreading wanure, of cleaning o pigsty. [t is trankly aduitted, indeed, that much of the most necessary work_ls ...
... WOMEN AND WAGES. ‘Referring to the employment of women, he said any woman who filled the place of a man should have the wage of a man. If they did not secure that for them, then down would go the wages of men. There were he said, 14.000 women in the umion ...
... natural for her to be in some way connected with the army, assisted in the washing for the regiments she was with. She said: “If I ocould do it all over again, I wounld go to-morrow. 1 have a love for the army, and shall always retain it. It is an honourable ...
... British Army. Not a battle of note had taken place since 1870 up to the present week in which one battalion or another of this famous regiment had not taken part. Lieut. Edge directed a word to the women, of whom there were many present. If a woman kept ...
... JOTTINGS [CONTRIBUTED.| Before the Derby schema for oblaining men for the Army, and at the time when pictorsal display and etrest cormer ecloquence were employed {0 rouse the manhood of the country to come forward, 1 heard a discussion about the numbor ...