... Youths’ Gallantry. Charlie Taylor, one his friends, notieing ins danger, plunged the rescue and tried to pull him back. Twice the weight of his unconscious friend drew Taylor under the water, and in the end hud to relinquith his hold to save him- Another ...

... YOUTH AND AGE. The heart olyoath is light leaves That the .summer breeze* But round it age his fetters weave*. And makes it freeze. Ob! hope has wings, and upwards flics, Bike the lark its sunny heaven ; With buoyant pinions youth does rise, But flagging ...

... CHALLENGE TO YOUTH MISSION WEEK MEETINGS IN 70 CENTRES An appeal ami a challenge to youth to face up to its spiritual and social responsibilities is being made by the “Mission to Youth” which will be held in the -Sheffield district from 13 to February ...

... YOUTH’S TREBLE OFFENCE Travelling in a car with friend who had a Geoffrey (201, apprentice motor mechanic, Bawtry, saw a pheasant in a field on the Babworth- Barnby road. Running into the field with the gun he shot the bird. This caused him to be summoned ...

... SAD DEATH OF A YOUTH AT LINCOLN. Tuesday evening a youth, named Robson, fitter, employed al Mesags. Robey and Co.’s foundry, and re-si ding at No. 55. Great Northern terrace, met with a ‘-ad death. In company with another youth, a friend, named Ted Hawkins ...

... Youth and the Christmas Spirit. still retains many of its old customs and festivities, and this, even though so many people believe, or try to believe, that the old-fashioned Christmas is dying out. As long as tliere are young people to revel in the ...

... SHEFFIELD YOUTHS CAUGHT LEAVING WITH SCRAP. For stealing 561 b. of scrap, valued 6d., from the works Charles Bramall and Company, Limited, Haro.d Builivant (17), cabinet maker, of vVadsley lane, Sheffield, and Bernard Crookes (17), labourer, of Balmain ...

... sign, has helped him save the money. Doncaster Workers. \nolher new Cheer Club is one which is at Doncaster. Marjorie Short writes: My friend, Jennie Limb, has been saving her coupons, and wishes send them for her. ‘We are going to try and form a Cheer Club ...

... SAVED BY BRACES. Wonderful Escape in Gallipoli Fighting. VIVID NARRATIVE. Writing from the convalescent hospital. Helouan, Egypt, a friend in Somerset, where he formerly resided. Bugler W. S. Man ship of the Ist Australian Imperial h orcc, gives graphic ...

... de*ire the youths who saved the Empire play any such part. .Are not, to quote the polished epigrammatic word member the present Douse of Commons, only beioozling curse! ves Claims and Qualifications. look facts in the face. The claims of youth to-day are ...

... and friends scanned the nst of saved for I ( tidings of kin, .md it was touching to witness the! ' effects of fading to find the names looked for. The South. Western Company's office at Guernsey is besieged by icuiuirars, hoping that their friends ore ...

... budget, the leading features of which are con- tained in another column. Mr. Cobden proposes to save ten millions. Mr. McGregor's estimate is, that we may save something more than five. Mr. Cob- B_ H arrives at his result, by taking the expenditure of 1835 ...