The Birkenhead News and Wirral General Advertiser. — 1913-04-05 (Birkenhead, Merseyside, England)

MAU. We are not surprised that in certain • A Wiltshire • police.eergeant, named maximum of suspicion. The atmosphere 1 . .. interests against a lopsided Tariff Reform, ~ says-ii report hes already Liberals I which would tax the 'Hogs that the farmer "Little painful lumps came round my left knee. Crouch, of •Netheravon, was found shot of distrust cannot disappear in a few __. !uses and would give no protection to the They swelled, came to a head, and then burst, ____-. dead Yesterday; and the body of a con- , hours, or even in a few years. But the time . . ~u,.. been Publish„,en things which he produces, was anticipated • • 'able at Enford, named Pike, was also .at which the offer is made is surely an ' -'-nthle or W. .111- 1 with eagerness on the Ministerialist side leaving deep festering ulcers. The pain kept me 'id later. Pike had been punished for earnest of good and pacific intentions. At "C`a address given by Council' . ___e ..wfi Friday. w 0 the Rouse and with dismay by the awake hour after hour. I could hardly hobble •ach of discipline- At the inquest a j the 'moment Germany is attempting to alf-when at our reeeting -last of ' o f the Opposition. Another • should like, however, te add a word I leaders o e on- about at all, and often had to stay at home alto. of murder and felo-de-se -was re- carry a military increased expenditure of -aimst him. something like fifty million pounds. Now Personal appreciation of such an. intarest portent feature of the week was Mr.t s s • • it is of course obvious that if enormous ing -exposition of tnunicipal governmon . 'Churchill's amplification, on Monday, of gether. The sores were quite as big as iive-shilling. . 6 's quarrel with a tenant has increase are made in connection with ex- The record of Mr. Campbell himself t 1 is a I his previous statement of the naval situa- pieces, and the discharge was very bad. Ointments striking proof of one of the statemani s tion. The end of the financial year, with the farmer giving up his nenditure on the Army, then is a serious and salves. of all sorts failed. Y. he accompanyingpublication revenue which he made during his speech, name . t of , ror .e 6,000 compensation, diniinution in the fund that can be drawn ' returns, has brought the question. of "At last a friend bought. me a box of Zam-Buk from the chemist, ,s conferred upon him upon for the Navy. Mr. Churchill and that the municipal reformer, in orde'' to wn. the British Admiralty would be the first obtain any degree Of success, must have a finance prominently to the front again. • and begged me Lo try it. Zam-Buk's effect .was really marvel. to perceive that, and if this country pos- definite policy. We certainly cons:der The Chancellor's Budget statement is ' bus. Toe pain, winch had never left me for many weary months . • ssed any of the hostile intentions attri- that -no man in the Birkenhead Town • looked forward to with more curiosity . was all soothed away, and I was able to sleep and rest " in the Rhondda ee -. • , , . Council has had a more definite programme than has been felt on such occasions since properly. hated by unfriendly critics the occasion ^e - notice on; the the eve of the • ' than -Mr. Campbell, and therein lies e e historic Budget which has "Zam-Buk stopped the festering, too, and the sores ' might have been taken to have submitted gracteestion. secret of the good service which he has ever. since made Budgeting a humdrum ually dried up. Then they began to close in as new flesh grew, proposals for a great increase in our home Naval expenditure. We in this country regarding affair rendered the town. Regulations rega. ~. and finally Zam-Buk healed them all with strong new skin. ,ral for • al cannot. decide for other countries the line , overcrowding, the provision of muff:iv:Lotto A