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  3. A SOLDIER'S UPKEEP

    It cost the U.S. Government £400 a year to maintain each soldier abroad, testifies Brigadier-General Robert Wood, before the House Committee on ...

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  4. THE WONDERFUL WORLD.

    The U.S. Administration asks for £250,000,000 to enable the Government to carry out its guaranty to the farmer of a price of 9s. 2d. a bushel for the ...

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  5. THE HELMSMAN

    "No braver or more ingenious man than Mr. Lloyd George has ever appeared at a moment of such crisis in the country's history to control and ...

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  6. MUCH TOO FAST

    The Kaiser is said to have aged ten years since he fled to Holland two months sign. It is much too fast. Somebody ought to put an end to it. ...

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  7. BUT, IT WON'T

    Some of the Germans seem to think that as they art; honest enough to admit they arc dishonest the account should be struck off the books. ...

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  8. CLERICAL MISMANAGEMENT

    The churches have so mismanaged things that in the minds of the people religion is confounded with respectability and church-going with class ...

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  9. STILL NEUTRAL

    The German sailors are said to be taking a neutral attitude during the present trouble in Berlin. They don't want to mar their war-record ...

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  10. WHAT OUR BLOCKADE DID

    The German Government officially announces that more than 500,000 deaths wore directly caused by the blockade of Germany throughout the ...

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  11. JUST AS PROPHESIED

    Well, just as the Kaiser expected and prophesied more than a year ago, German ships are landing troops in New York.—"Cleveland Plain ...

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  12. SHOULD BABIES BE KISSED?

    Should babies be kissed? Certainly not. That scorns to be the unanimous opinion, not only among medical men, but also among women hygienic lenders ...

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  13. IN AT THE DEATH

    The American Army on November 11 was the second in size on the Western Front, announces General March, Chief of Staff. France stood first with ...

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  14. ROUMANIAN GLORIES

    Roumanian blouses were popular years ago with the highbrows in London. Now they am popular with all sorts and conditions of women in Paris ...

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  15. TIRPITZ'S SUBS.

    Of the 203 German submarines lost during the war, according to a sermi-official London estimate, 120 were sunk with all on board. On the average ...

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  16. Romance

    They met down by the sea one dazzling morning in the summer. She win the daintiest thing in white, with hut tilted at an alluring angle. ...

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  17. "EVERY WORD AND EVERY ACT."

    The Dublin "Irish World" enjoins upon its readers support of the Republican Parliament "in every word, in every act." There must be "no ...

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  18. THE OVER BALANCE

    As a matter of fact, it's the overbalance of power, with the liberty-loving nations on the heavy end, that makes the world feel so safe now ...

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  19. True Philosophy.

    There is but one philosophy though there are a thousand schools, and its name is fortitude. Reach it by what route one will, teach it as best one may to himself and his neighbours, it is the courage of endurance, the doctrine of hoping on, holding ...

    Article : 85 words
  20. BOLSHEVISM IN AMERICA

    The U.S. Senate Committee on Propaganda, says a Washington despatch, have received testimony purporting to show the growth of I.W.W. and ...

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  21. A MOONLESS MONTH

    February 1866, was a moonless month. That month was in one respect the most remarkable in the world's history. It had no full moon. ...

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  22. A POET—PRESIDENT

    It is not easy to imagine President Wilson as a humorist, but he loves his little joke, as witness the following limerick which he composed:— ...

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  23. IRELAND'S REVOLUTION

    The Dublin "Irish World" tells us that Ireland lias "revolutionised herself mentally," and it urges that the principles of Sinn Fein having been ...

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  24. EUSTACE MILES SAYS "DON'T HURRY

    A journalist once said that the secret of his happiness lay in the axiom, "Don't hurry:" and Mr. Eustace Miles, in a series of suggestions given ...

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  25. LURE OF THE WOOLSACK

    There would be nothing surprising in finding Mr. Asquith lured to the Woolsack in making a political deal with the Prime Minister, lie never was a rich ...

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  26. "BRITISH TYRANNY MUST CEASE."

    Says "Nationality" (Dublin):—"Definitely and definitely we must tell the British Government that it can not go on doing as it likes in Ireland. ...

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  27. THE MAN WITH MAGIC HANDS

    Sir Thomas Beecham, the famous conductor, was recently, in Franco learning to fly. He is souk times referred to as "the man with the magic ...

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  28. OBVIOUS

    Prize Idiot: "'Elle, Maud? What are you wearing glasses for?" Maud: "For weak ankles, of course. Surely you might have guessed that!" ...

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  29. WILSON'S INCOME TAX

    Presidents do not gob as much as Icings, and if one imagines that America, the land of great riches, provides any exception to this rule, he is ...

    Article : 93 words
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  31. A POPULAR EARL

    "Quite an ordinary man," said a disappointed person when introduced to the East of Cavan, recently in supreme command of the British Force ...

    Article : 92 words
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  33. THE A.S.C.'S LONG JOB

    "You'll be home on leave for good, I suppose, very soon now?" a British A.S.C. officer was asked. "Yes, I suppose so," he replied, "that is if you ...

    Article : 132 words
  34. THOSE GERMAN PRINCES

    It is now many months since a Bill was passed to deprive certain German princes of their titles and choir right to be members of the House of Lords. ...

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  35. WHAT CANALS CAM DO

    There are 400 miles of navigable waterways in Britain, yet the actual percentage of craft of them at the moment is less than one per mile. ...

    Article : 114 words
  36. GENERAL GOUGH, FARMER

    General Sir Hubert Gough and his famous Fifth Army have occupied much space in the newspapers lately. Meanwhile what has general Gough been ...

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  37. WE DON'T WANT TO LOSE YOU

    "When tho war broke out," [?] pretty Dorothy Brunton, who is in "Shanghai" at Drury Lane, London, "I was in Australia, and one of the ...

    Article : 132 words
  38. THE MYSTERY EXPLAINED

    An amusing story is going round concerning General E. d'Esperey, commanding the victorious advance in Sorbia. ...

    Article : 125 words
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