Potato Cultivation In The Army, Ito The Editor Op The
" SPECTATOR.") Ste,—The soldier on home service does not get a potato ration, and therefore cannot " save " any of it for planting purposes. Any potatoes he gets he buys out of......
Malt And Bread.
(To THE EDITOR OP THE " SPECTATOR."] Sze,—I had an excellent loaf of brown bread made from malt and wheaten flour, containing twenty per cent. of the former. It was a little......
Lincoln And The Problems Of Ulster. And The Union. [to
THE EDITOR or THE " SPECTITOR...] Sia,—Abraham I.incoln closed one of his speeches ou the slave question tits: " Let us not be diverted by appeals beseeching true Union men to......
The Striker And Tile Hun.
[To THE EDITOR OF THE " SPECTATOR."] gm—Side by side with the warning issued to the A.S.E. by the Ministry of Munitions would it not be well to placard some such appeal as the......
Revolution And Monarchy.
[TO THE EDITOR OF THE " SPECTATOR."] read your article on " Revolution and Monarchy " with interest; indeed, I may admit that as a Scot I read it with pleasure. if Carlyle is to......
The Experiences Of A Volunteer Worker. (to The Editor Of
THE " SPECTATOR."] venture to think that the enclosed communication, which I have received from a friend who is a volunteer munition worker, limy interest your readers. He is a......
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