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THE LONELY STRONGHOLD.
Ninian's grin over her head at Olwen showed that he thought this attempt too clumsy even for Miss Kendall. "Nieer to think about than to put in practice," he ...
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PAPUAN CUSTOMS.
Ten years ago Papua came under the control of the Commonwealth, but there are few Australians who realise the weird customs of the native population. As a ...
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WAR-TIME SCARCITY.
"It would be very much easier to give you a list of the things that are not very hard to get, or practically off the market," said a leading Melbourne hardware ...
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THE PASSING SHOW.
"With our backs to the wall each one of us must [?]t to the end."—General Haig. Not with a gloss of smoothly worded lies, Hiding the truth for fear we lose our ...
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SOLDIERS' SONS.
One of the most important of the "war problems"—in fact, to many social workers the most important problem—is that of our soldiers' sons. While the fathers are away ...
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"SILLY CENSORSHIP."
Sir Frederick Smith, British AttorneyGeneral, in his first interview since his arrival in America (says a telegram in "The Times"), strongly urges that in to-day's ...
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"BABEL HOUSE."
In the very heart of that part of London wherein Dickens has laid so many of his scenes stands a building to which has been given the name of Strand House. It might, ...
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ANNIE LAURIE.
A correspondent of the "Scotsman" gives the following history of the authorship of "Annie Laurie," in regard to which some correspondence had previously taken ...
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JERUSALEM'S NEW GOVERNOR
"The new appointment at Jerusalem is a singularly happy one" (writes a correspondent of the "Daily News and Leader," who met Colonel Ronald Storrs on a number ...
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TO THE BRAVE DEAD.
How shall we mourn you, who all silent sleep Beside the white Egean waves that trace Pal[?] patterns in the trodden sand—where, steep And stern, the heights of rocky Samothrace ...
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