"Boy, to heat at hearth and to strike occasionally."—Sheffield Daily Telegraph.
A case for the N.S.P.C.C.
Appended to a quotation from The Globe on German intrigues with the Vatican:—
"[NOTE: The above is obviously from the pen of Mr. L.J. Maxse, the editor of the National Review, who, as recently announced, has become associated with the editorial direction of the Pope.]"—Manchester Evening Chronicle.
In pursuance of this arrangement His Holiness will in future take the style of Pontifex Maxsemus.
Journalistic Candour.
"M. Kerensky has announced that all leaders of the revolt will be tried by court-martial, and has indicated that a determined end will be put to the present state of affairs by the most drastic means. Add Russian Fudge matter. utikwtStdheto"—Adelaide Register.