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... TM SALVATION ARMY IN SWITZER LAND. The Geneva correspondent of the Daily writes: For some time past the members of the Salvation Army in various parts of the Cantons of Berne and Neuchatel have been subjected to what can only be described as brutal violence ...
... 616, men 19,463, band 1472. Special South African Troops.-04ficera 254, men 2060. Army Service Corps.—Offlcers 5, men 296. Royal Army Medical Corps.—Officers 6, men 200. Army Ordnance Com.—Oalcers 5, men 210. Aimy I'ay Corps.—Officer 1, men 20. Militia—Officers ...
... New Buildings for the Salvation Army. Six large shops and citadel buildings, capable of accommodating 1,000 persons, are to be ' erected in the High-slava, Wiiithams . tow, for the Salvation Army. The total cost will be about £4,500. Mr. J. Williams ...
... interesting programme which some choice pieces The meetings were led on Sunday Major and Xis. Horns, of the Woman's Social Wing of the Salvation Army. At the evening meeting Bandsman Riseley spoke a few words of farewell, and thanked those who had taken an ...
... Salvation Army were Greenaway, Staff-Captain Jones, Adjutant Bevan, Major Groom, Ensign Shelton end P. Smith (mastery). After a hymn had been rung, the Rev. 0. Wickham armed prayer, referring to the good work the Army has done up down th• land and in W ...
... and the equally intim° beat of the lowing laws. Tb• land al Scotland it 19•039,421 geoula population 4,472,105, and the vans.. ear 1906.1 £g1,2•4,176 to • paper rooently. - - - Hay. n ear t woman chorea at the Mary Policrecomi yr Only • 'embower oateitk ...
... the refaM ai t u nd the woman will get lam pay arly • Where is the hardship to this women, who is advised by Mr. Osborne to 67 80 51 to kesp btm aioatf In case I have q she would sw had to diorite of a good ma; her home e woman rigbty said to me, !don't ...
... ewrespoodence has taken place between Cadman, of the Salvation Army, and governors of convict prisons an to the employment af IX-criminals after release. lt was propoied, on behalf of the Army. that discharged prisoners should be received into their homes ...
... dismissed the claim. ARMY OPTICS COOZTALAITIALLID. Aimib -- Service circles and the country generally were keenly interested in the court-martial of Lieutenant Suter for publishing • pamphlet in which were some strong criticisms o f the Army Council and military ...
... flexibir, and Um ineo would be supplied with modern guns. TILE ARMY MANCEUVRES. 45,(XM MIN TO TAKE FULD. Although the Army Mancenvres proper do net sommence till Monday next, the two Army M 4 boa an the The postpoisuboot .41C rosseeseeter in -order allow ...
... correspondents were horrified at the spectack and left the army in a body. Raroirrso or Kircmow. ----- It la reported at Tientsin that a Japarieae expeditionary force from Port Arthur, having landed near Thien-khiso-tchesig, pushed forward rapidly to Kin ...
... fair mere he bal his wife • primmer In the house. Having biasmil of rooming to her her will, be admitted to the house another woman se but afterwards cohabited with t°l:llBlkZebiceme the father of three of her la defame, it warn urged that the question was ...