No Time to Lose. —English. Newsie (selling:, extras) : "Better 'ave one and read about it now, sir,; it might be contradicted in the morning. "^-rPnnch. Tons and guns are said by ut naval correspondent to bo essential to a victory at sea. Another.essential is Huns. "What are we going to get out : of it?" asks one of our weekly journals. And the Germans are asking: "How are we going to get out of it?" V,teua»nir anil soleetlaz iwrr-» yv tk-» ft leujß'hM given as an munkl .Vr i \\7, •■r ■. mT-j i v ociaallfcoj advantage- over PURE TEAS ? t . l if^L?f-J> e^lvantß^.
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XLVIII, Issue XLVIII, 20 February 1915, Page 7
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