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  3. OTHER MEN'S MINDS.

    Education is the first line of defence in this country. ...

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  4. HOW WAGS THE WORLD.

    A bride was killed on her honeymoon tour near Geneva. Her husband, a young Alsatian named. Stchaer, was driving her in his car at a speed of nearly forty ...

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  5. MAITLAND COAL SEAMS.

    The Royal Commission appointed to inquire into the working of the thick coal seams in the Maitland-Cessnock district, and other matters affecting the miners ...

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  6. LITERARY INDIGESTION.

    Every, bad book that Is read weakens the power of reading good ones, and ruins the true literacy digestive apparatus. ...

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  7. EVEN IN POLITICS.

    The use of moderate language and truth upon the political platform is much better than strong language, and is to the advantage of all parties. ...

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  8. PICTURE HAT BOXES.

    A leading firm of Paris dressmakers has gone one better than its rivals by engaging a well-known artist to attend its dressmaking saloons dally. Ladies ...

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  9. WOMEN IN POLITICS.

    All through the nineteenth century women had a larger part-direct and indirect— in the political life of England than in any other country. ...

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  10. THE THING NEEDFUL.

    No shouting or war songs, no passionate patriotism, no loud and exaggerated language, no artificial worked-up enthusiasm can atone for the want of ...

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  11. MURDER ON A STEAMER.

    A terrible murder was committed on the P. and O. steamer Somali. A Lascar sailor attacked a compatriot in the forecastle while he was asleep, and ...

    Article : 72 words
  12. NO PLACE FOR BEAUTY.

    We are proud to consider ourselves a practical people; and unfortunately. Ideas of beauty are not bound up this. ...

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  13. MERELY GOOD MANNERS.

    In the country one never wishes, except as a sort of social ceremony, to prove that one is well brought up. ...

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  14. TWINS KILLED BY BEES.

    Two twin children of a railway official named. Pochon, of Vernayaz, Canton Valais, have been killed by bees. They were playing together in a garden, when ...

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  15. NOT BY ARMS ALONE.

    If the supremacy of a nation depended upon its army and navy, certain great nations of the past would not have been swept into oblivion. ...

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  16. A MERE EXISTENCE.

    A large number of the young people in the poorer quarters of London seem to have no aim in life, no pride of race. ...

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  17. BANDITS IN HOTEL.

    Eight men, armed with receivers succeeded in holding up the Royal. Hotel, Broadway, New York, and securing a considerable sum of money from the ...

    Article : 169 words
  18. WORKING FOR THE FUTURE.

    I believe that as the outcome of the Imperial Conference an immense amount of good will be achieved. It is not to he expected that its members would agree ...

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  19. HIS MAJESTY'S OPPOSITION.

    Let us be glad that whereas in times past an opposition was easily expelled the city in which it tried to exist, or found the heads of its leaders cut off ...

    Article : 78 words
  20. THE CLAIM TO BE KIPLING.

    A miserable-looking fellow was haled before the Bloomfield (New Jersey) Police Court and charged with drunkenness, says the "Daily Telegraph." He ...

    Article : 157 words
  21. TRAM EMPLOYEES.

    The award of the Tramway Wages Board, which was constituted at the conclusion of the strike in the service, will shortly expire, and a new board has been ...

    Article : 606 words
  22. THE TRUE DREAMER.

    Things move fast in these days and any dreamer may wake in the morning to find his dream accompanied. ...

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  23. MONEY AND THE GENTLEMAN.

    Because a man describes himself as an independent gentleman, it does not follow that he has ,any money. ...

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  24. A COMMON PLATFORM.

    It is a healthy thing to have differences of opinion as long as we have at times one common platform on which to stand. ...

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  25. THE SOURCE OF JUSTICE.

    Those who write the history of the England Bench will be able to trace to that source the river of justice and equity which now spreads over a quarter of the ...

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  26. STRIKE OF WORM HUNTERS.

    Strikes have always been infectious in Paris, and there has recently been quite an epidemic oat them. The latest development is the strike of the "mourredus," ...

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  27. A BROADER BASE.

    In the future England will depend more on the character and life of the many than in the past, when it relied more on the few who were leaders. ...

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  28. MIGHT OR RIGHT?

    Although there is a feeling that, in international politics might is the only thing that counts, yet history controverts it. ...

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  29. THE RISE OF DEMOCRACY.

    It is not an inequality of individual worth or wealth which the poor resent, but rather inequality of opportunity in the things that make up the worth of ...

    Article : 89 words
  30. SISTERS OF FANCY.

    The distinction between literature and journalism has long since broken down. They both have too much imagination to be kept really separate. ...

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  31. OLD MEN'S LOVE AFFAIR.

    A love due[?] between old men has occurred at Fucecchlo, Southern Italy The men were Bonamo and Badalasso, both 80 years of age. One had spent 32 years ...

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  32. "LEST WE FORGET."

    We are owners to-day of the greatest Empire the world has ever seen, but we must not forget that as it was won by blood so it may be lost by failure to ...

    Article : 59 words
  33. THE REASON.

    It is not conceivable that these new nations which have sprung up all over the earth, attached though they be to the British Crown, can all have a ...

    Article : 96 words
  34. EYES AT THE BACK.

    A French milliner has hit on the idea of fitting the headgear of her clients with little, round spy-glasses. The spyglass is placed inside, the brim of the ...

    Article : 83 words
  35. THE KING AND THE SMART SET.

    Some very intimate facts about King George, written by a close friend, are to be found in an article in "T.P.'s Maganzine." "The Court to-day," says this writer, "at ...

    Article : 303 words
  36. A LARGE FAMILY.

    A farmer of St. Usurgues in Scone-et-Loire, has Just had his thirtieth child baptised. The old gentleman, whose name is Bossut, has been married three times ...

    Article : 51 words
  37. INDIAN PRINCE'S DIAMOND.

    [?] valuable diamond lost by the Maharajah of Blkaner was found in Pall Mall by a p[?]essenger, who returned it to the India[?] prince; a large stone, cut on eight ...

    Article : 222 words
  38. PICTURE BOOKS FOR TRAVELLERS.

    Picture books for the benefit of travellers are kept in the Paris police-stations. It frequently occurs that foreigners lose things which they are unable to ...

    Article : 180 words
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