Great Britain

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXV, Issue 295, 11 December 1914, Page 2

Great Britain

SOUND ADVICE.

i'IMKS ANU SYDNEY SuN SEBVIOW. (Received 8 a.m.) London, December 18. borne lady teachers of the Isle oj Wight wished to marry men depart ing for the front, but the local authorities questioned the wisdom of tin course. Lady Hosse vanquished Uicn "It is better to : »J| Vied lor a minute than die a maid." , ' THE IMPERIAL IDEA. Timei and Sydney Sun Sibviow. (Received 8 a.m.) London, December 10. A White Paper has published a fui fcher list of gifts from colonies an overseas Domiuious. The Times, m leader, says: The singularly movhl letter from the' chiefs of Nine decla ed that the small child stands up 1 help the Kingdom. The whole gres family is standing up. We prize the, for themselves, but prize them mo as symbols of an Imperial unity whi< our foes disbelieved to their undoin

A DENIAL. Timei? and Sydney Sun Sebviom. (Received 8 a.m.) Loudon, December 10. Permission has heen given to t Echo de Paris to declare that the Pc has not proposed the conclusion of armistice during Christmas. TO COMMAND AUSTRALASIA CIFTS FOR THE CURKHAS. United Press Association. (Received 9.5 h m.) Loudon, Decani v -«ir 10 General sails on Sature to assume command of the Austral ians in Egypt. Moslems continue display loyalty. The Raga of Sirmur has given 2 pounds of tea, the Nawab of Loh two hundred camels, and the Pr: Minister of Nepal many blankets the Gurkhas at the front. These g are typical of scores of others.