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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LII, Issue 160, 4 July 1918, Page 2

"iHow did you come to fall in?", asked the gallant rescuer of the little boy dripping'on the bank. "I. didn't come to fall in," answered the -whimpering lad. "I came to fish." ...!'i dropped in' on the young bride and found her in tears." "iOh, dear.; arid we thought you had made a happy match." ''Yes, but the happy match had gone out." i Three widows of torpedoed seamen have been allowed £3OO each in the City of London Court. A well-known entertainer who recently returned from a tour in France received: a letter from a soldier, -who asked, "When are you coming, out again to cheer us?*' and concluded; "We are chasing the Huns to hell." The latter word was deleted by the. censor, and the. following footnote was added.—"All refer., rice to future (movements of enemy troops strictly forbidden." Sir John Willoughby, Bart., who accompariie'd Sir Starr (then ;((Dr.) Jameson on his raid into the Transvaal in 1896, died at his London residence recently. Sir J*hh Willoughby, -who formerly held i commission in -the Royal, Horse Guards, served in. Egypt in 1682,, 12ie Nile Carnpaign two years, later, the South African War, arid in the War, for his services in which he< was awarded the D.S.O. He was born in 1859. He was unmarried, and there is no heir to the baronetcy. . I Addressing the Yorkshire Congrega- ! tional Union at Leeds the president (the Rev. Francis Wrigley) said that the ch-urcb "had scarcely any hold on the young manhood of the country. The old theology represented by Sankey s hymns had slipped into tbe background. • CAR iNGIN T ES~CLEANED A 25 PER CENT MILEAGE INCREASE.

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