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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-21


ma jority reace resolution by a vote
OF PA to ll6, with seventeen not
voting.
Concentration of Russian Army.
Although" said Chancellor Mich
aelis to the Heichstag, English
statesmen knew. as shown by their
Blue Book. that Russian mobilization
must lead to war with Germany. they
addressed not word of warning to
Russia against military measures
while my predecessor in instructions
July 20, 1914. to the ambassador at
Vienna directed him to say that we
would willingly fulfll our duty as an
ally, but must refuse to permit our
selves 10 be involved in world war
through Austria Hungary disregard
ing our counsels. The man who
wishes to kindle a world war does
not write like this. but a man who
is lahoring and has labored for peace
to the utmost.
The concentration of the Russian
aru1y compelled Germany to seize the
sword There was no choice left to
us, and what is true of the war itself
is true also of our wea pons, particu-
larly the submarine. We deny the
accusation that the submarine war
fare is contrary to international law
and violates the rights of humanity
England forced this weapon into
our hands through an Illegal block
ade. England prevented neutral trade
with Germany and proclaimed a war
OF starvation Our faint hope that
America, AT the head of the neutrals.
would check English iliegality was
vain and the fnal attempt we made
by an honorably intended peace offer
to avoid the last extremity failed.
Then Germany had to choose this
last measure as a counter measure Of
self-defense. Now also IL must carry
it through for the purpose of short
ening the war. The submarine war IL
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-21
At FEVER HEAT
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all shades of condition and races
are included. The fairness OF the
craft is shown in that 1t has taken
rlen from all sec.!>ns of the city.
both white and colored. and from the
wealthy and less we'll to do people
alike. There will hardly be any com.
rlaint in this city regarding the out
come of the draft as announced this
nj )rning. ~
Interest at Fever Heat.
Interest in the draft was at fever
heat in Richmond, When the fateful
day dawned yesterday men II mill
t1rv age and their families eagerly
NV waited .he ii: st encouragement re-
goralrg the Gia
When the early editions of after
noon newspapers appeared on the
streets. they were bought up quick
~. and newsboys did "A land office
business.
TIL names as printed this morning
are in the order that the men will
be ordered into service. They will
first have to submit to the physical
examination, and they may Ale their
claim for exemption II they have any
TO make. Ample time will be al
lowed FOR this purpose. but every
the rules which can be secured at
the local exemption boards. Care
should be exercised by those called
in order that they may have the ad :
vantage of every opportunity to be
relieved. of military service II they
j have reasonable grounds.
AS soon as the quotas for each OF
the five divisions of Richmond have
been assigned. the exemption boards
/ l>.e iy, hH
ord er that their Names appear -
day, and they are to present them
selves for examination. The call will
also be posted at the ONCE OF the local
boards, and announcement Will De
made through the newspapers. A
notice will also be mailed. but failure
to receive such notice will rot be
sufficient excuse for not reporting.
Each man must inform himself OF
his position in the draft.
AS the men are called they will be
physically examined. This must be
done whether the intends to ale an
exemption claim or not. If physically
disqualified the board will give the
man a certificate which will explain
what his further duties may be- When
man is thus disqualified the next
man in the order which he stands In
the draft. will be called. II man
is found qualified and does not file a
claim for exemption. or II he fails to
appear for physical examination, on
j the eighth day after the call. the board
will announce him as called into mill
tary service. and he will not be subject
to exemption or discharge.
/ seven Days Notice. ~
I Whether a claim is filed for exemp-
/ tion or not. each person called must
present himself for physical examina-
I ton on the day named In the notice
sent him. From the day notice tina
a man is called Is mailed and posted
he will have seven days In which to
file claim for exemption or discharge.
Forms for this purpose must be Oh.
! tanned by application at the local ex-
emption boards. where full instruc-
tons can be obtained. Following the
nling Of claim for exemption the map
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-21
THE WEATHER
. Omitted States Weather bureau.
Department OF Agricnlturc.)

Washington, July 20.--Thunder
showers viii continue Saturday and
Sunday in the South Atlantic and East
Gulf states. In the upper lake region
and the lower Ohio valley fair weather
Saturday will be followed by thunder
showers Sunday. 1t will be warmer
Saturday In the Ohio valley and mod
erately high temperatures will con-
tinue to the northward and eastward.
Forecast.
Nirginia-Fair Saturday, except
showers in Southeast portion: warmer
In South portion: Sunday fair, warmer
in the interior.
North Carolina-I4ocal thunder show
ers saturday and probably Sunday.
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1574-Major Britt, 1924-A Beverly
2034-James Smith, s2S Dance
2434-Jos E Mosby. IS S Adams
30S7--J d Ewell. 10 N Boulevard
76o-Myrtle C Lee, 1902 Ashland
1s3--Frank G. Louthan. 171o Floyd Ave
56-Earle B Chewing, 1921 FLOYD
| Ave
2695-Sam Drewry, Robinson
1276-SyIvanus / Hood. 534 Holly
1791-Jos F Hamlet, 1918 Wallace
1956-R r Pollard. 1921 Chaffin
792--S f Mayo. Jr. EOS Beach
l212s-Herman Tyrell, 1911 Park Ave
t3311-Willie w Rye. Az s Harrison
3059-R ] Crowder. 1923 Floyd Ave
George L Appich. 1907 Grove Ave
35o--Jas a Avis. Jr. 913 Randolph
15S0-Miles r Barnum, 305A S Meadow
5+--Douglas o Clarke. 1410 Floyd
Ave
2s9s-stles II Ellyson. 2703-A Stuart
23s5-E r Isbel. 1s e Main
2615-Andrew J Baker, 2404 Chaffin
SOLITARY f Pence. 22S Lombardy
1714-W w Dunn, 202 N Allen Ave
549-Siriet Enium. 1901 w Cary
1132-Wm A Berry, 517 Church
440-L Fl Browning, Riverview Gene
terry
14s5-W l. Tyree, COS Spring
1s74-G A Condrey. IL S Sycamore
741-Fred Ionas 159a pI.ir
1os4-Emmett whitley oa7 Jomharsv
.o3eeoscar IJohsor ais MA
1275-Geo D Henderson. 320 Pine
2316-Jesse C Garard, r F D /, Box 3s.
Sumter. s
31so-C Limerick. 3f27 wallace
2225-Ernest Bland 332 S Md
711--Colin b Johnston, 113 w Main
tooa-Alex p Tavlor IA & Allen Ave
s41-1os p MoseIev I2eo w CARY
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,7e5-or,s Kemp, aso5 w Cary
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wal,er rovper N. 1Iol,y
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ass-wes,sv wright ,nns Floyd Ave
1870, u richardson s11 china
oo05--wm ivan o1ep E,ovd Ave
,4a2--1 .esrf. u craig 11oa pey4r,v
2too-Ceo p C4nznrt ara. Flovd Ave
o44s--James U Nelsor 2,o 8 Third
o1ns1. NJ Tndd o11s STUART Ave
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NICHAEL|S SAYS HIS

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Baker. when General Crowder had
concluded.
II shall draw the first number,
said Secretary Baker, "and l ask that
the chairmen OF the senate and house
military committees, official witnesses
at this historic occasion, draw the
second and third. respectively. aad
General Crowder shall draw the
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-04-05
HAGERSTOWN

Mrs. Marry Virgins, who has spent
the winter with Mr.. and Mrs. Newton
Slower. went to Dayton, Ohio. Tuesday
to visit her daughters, Mrs. Lewis Col
Inns and Mrs. Paul Corbly, and their
families. She will return in Q few
weeks. Mrs. Laura Gebhart went to
Franklin, Ohio, Wednesday on bust.
ness, she will also visit friends at
Carlyle. :. Mrs. John Teetor was hos
tess to the Social circle Friday after
noon. The Aid society Of the Chris
tan church will meet with Mrs.
Terry Walker on North Perry street.
Tuesday afternoon, April g.. The
Home Economic club met with Mrs.
George Geagy wednesday afternoon
at her home on South Market street.
The responses to roll call were "Patri-
otto" There was paper read by Mrs.
Gwyneth Hall on "Bacterie or Proper
Disposal Of Table Refuse" Miss Luz
ellie Geisler read a paper on "The I'm
rortance and Care Of the Teeth"
There were current events given by
Mrs. Albert Hindman. "The Study Of
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-04-05
RAINS DELAY
WORK ON PARK
FOR OPENERS

Although directors have yet to give
up hope that the park win be ready
for the opening games with South
Bend, May 3. 4 and 8. it is practically
assured that the Athletic park lot
can be secured for the early season
games should this be necessary.
Heavy rains Of the past few days
with little hope for clear weather at
the present has caused club officials
to entertain doubts about ability to
have Exhibition park ready the hrst
week in May. April weather. If 1t Is
characteristic of the month, will pre-
vent, think some Of the, directors.
Program to BE Carried Out
Whether or not Exhibition park IL
ready for the opener, the outlined pro.
gram for opening day will be followed
out. Athletic park will accommodate
$500 fans Temporary bleachers may
be added.
Up till noon the contract for the
construction Of the stands and bleach.
ers at Exhibition park had not been
let. The directors were, however, con.
Adent that some agreement would be
reached today.
Harry E. Pinnick, who has the con.
tract for the fence, will start q gans
of men just as soon a. the weather
clears. Work of leveling the lot and
building up diamond can easily be
finished by opening day, If the wealth
er is anyways favorable.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-04-05

The Buccaneers Of Pittsburgh will
figure largely in the opening games
of the Central preseason. Beginning
April 10 at Evansville, the first squad
Pirate outfit invades Springfield and
Dayton on succeeding days. Pitts
burg's game with Richmond was can
celled some time ago.
Fort Wayne, like Cincinnati. will
have Hal Chase on first. His name
is Rooney, and he acquired his early
diamond education in the Fed circuit,
defunct.
Vet Jack Rowan had ten recruits at
work yesterday afternoon when the
Arst batch Of Dayton talent worked
out at Westwood park. lnfielders
Purpura, Neis. Hobbs and Tepe: and
Outfielders Miller, Spencer; and Pitch
ers Rowan, Davis and Frost were In
the squad Of early birds.
OutAelder Jimmy Lewis, former
Springfield light, has about decided
to try for his old berth with the
Heapers.
First Baseman Lear of the Stogies,
who was sold to Muskegon, has balk-
ed. He wants to be free agent.
The first tinkle of the tinware
comes from South Bend wrehe Man
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-04-05
GROUP BASEBALL
TO Be FEATURED
BY HICH SCHOOL

Inter group baseball will be feat
ured in the program Of spring athletr
les now being mapped out BY high
school Athletic Director Robert Nohr.
The baseball season will open with
a contest next Monday evening. April
8, the weather permitting.
Organization of the r. H. S. inter.
group league will be effected at meet
ings later this week. It is the plan
to form an eight or ten club circuit.
Games will be played three evenings
each week, Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays. The Playground diamond
will be used.
Put Ground In Shape
Work Of putting the playground in.
to shape for baseball and track work
will be started Friday If the weather
allows. The running track, a quarter
mile circle, will be re-cindered and
the playing field worked over.
Athletic Director Nohr believes In
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-04-05

The first tinkle of the tinware
comes from South Bend wrehe Man
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-04-05

Fats was given by Mrs. Blair Hart
Icy. The president, Mrs. G. N. Teetor.
gave a very interesting talk on what
she saw in Salt Lake City and New
Orleans, after which refreshments
was served by the hostess. :. Mrs. B.
Lichtenstad returned to her home here
Tuesday after an extended visit with
her parents in Chicago. Mrs. Hugh
Hutchinson of Centerville and Mrs.
Claude Yoke and baby of Richmond
were recent guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jacob Hutchinson. ). MRS. B. F. Harris
Of Richmond, was guest Of Miss
Laura Mason and other relatives
few days this week. Mrs. Robert
Hughes and baby of Cambridge City is
spending the week with her mother.
Mrs. Addie Bowman and grandmother,
Mrs. Martha Bowman.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-04-05
Local Sport News at Glance
FROM BASE TO BASE
WITH FRANK DUNNO

ager Smith has Topped OF Catchers
Devogt and Watson.
Leibrock, one Of Babe Myers catch.
er recruits is no stranger here. He
is q Hamilton. O., boy and was with
the Dayton Vets for q while last year.
The Cincinnati Reds couldn't see
him SO Leo Hobbs, Dayton inflelder,
has re-joined the Nee household.
Manager Joe Dunn, Springfield, says
he will hire q military instructor
should the Harvesters start to soldier
on him.
Babe Myers. manager Of the Rich
rnond club, is on the road for few
days. He hopes to have some new
names on the Quaker roster when he
returns.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-04-05

baseball as an aid to the students
PHYSICAL development and will spe-
cialixe In this line of athletics this
spring.
The advent Of baseball on an active
scale will not, however, hinder the
work OF the track team. Track work
will also be emphasized.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-04-05
PLANS VEHICLE TUNNEL
(By Associated Press)

NEWARK N. j., April 5.-The Pub
lie Service Corporation of New Jersey
made public today plans for the con-
struction OF q vehicular tunnel under
the Hudson river between New York
and Jersey City The corporation an.
that it has spent $4,000 in its
Investigations.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-04-05
GEEZERS ROLL ALONE

An error in the schedule caused the
Geezers to roll alone In absence Of
the Kid Five. slated for the opposi.
tion In the "Y" game last night Led
by Eddie Crawford. the Gentle clen
chalked up the following scores:
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1917-02-03
NOTICE

The next examination # appli-
cants 20: te ,cliers certificates will,
be h 4 al the Court house Ut this
Pa' sh IN M rch 90. a, as (white)
40 30. - (negro)
examination If teach rs ND
on the books of the ding
Course will be h Id Saturday.
Msrch ~. 1877 at the Court house
Attention IS again directed to the
rece,t laws ena- ted upon the tx-
animation of applicants for teach
ers' cert, 6yates. No longer ar.
graduates OF app, owed institutions
exempted from all subjects Of ex-
animation but the Theory and Ar,
Of Teaching, Either they are ex-
emi't from aIl subjects upon their
diplomas or must earn teachers
certificates through exam'uatiju
upon all subjec's
]. q, Martin,
Supt
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1917-02-03

.cieui prop: ", VI. .. on" AID
v thout TN ter dc'ay, sell The
east qnan,.ts 0; SAL prop rtv Of
any debtor wnich snv b.dd-r VII
,uy for the amount Of tn saXes,
n..resi d ctsis due nv sid
| btor, e sale wi lie made with
ut aplra $, met, FIR Ca>h IN legal
nder mone, OF the United States
IN The pro perty sod shall be re-
deemable at any me for the s''c.'
{ one year ny plying the 1r'ce
viven. including costs and 20 per
can: theI con
Leon e.. Vial.
Sheriff & Tax coli. Parish If st.
haries
>he,iff's Office Parish of ST. char.
LIS, January 10Th. 1887
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1917-02-03

No .ao
s8 h Judicial ID let Court
Parish of St. .'har les
succession
vslsin Baptis . and Esther Bould
-. his wife
Whereas, Lazard Hirsch, has pc
.itiane tbss Honorable Court for
letters of administration on he es-
tate of the late Valsin b 'ptisie and
Esther l1ouid, his wife,
NOTICE IS hereby given 10 all
whom il may Concern to show Cause
W t:,in ten days, why the prayer o.
said Lazard Iiirsch should not bs
granted
by ORDER of the Court
]. T. Baudouin. clerk
Clerks Office, Parish Of St. Char.
les. January s4th 1877
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WANTED

A pace on East side of Mississ-
ppi from Convent to kenBer.
from 20 acres up to $50, with resi-
csnce. Cash. Only bargain Eeed
answer. Address, Vance G. Plauche
New Court Building, New Or
leans. Louisiana
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1917-02-03
NOTICE

PUBLIC pc.lce 10 hereby given
,tsfat ~. ting. trespass;ng I'D moss
packing is .oE.Oited ON the toll
owing properly
The property Of Louisiana Qsl,a
Lapds company OF on properly oil
w y Moore
LOUISIANA Delta Lands Co.
w. u. Moore
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1917-02-03

NJ seyxes4sns the op sess s the Nsse
sAaA evse b siven consdea0n
eaasy snass - b ohtaineds > ~, cam. tim. Il h
e ~ est.s FODDER well dented and ans
tusned brown If the corn 10 Gu. TO- Co.,
VIII DO and the feeding value osee'
II viii pack well In me Ho Mls.
Insure its keeping quality an0 '0efe S
a ~ vhssA lowers the feeding value -. s>
aAv sneuld the so when the SEED are .ne
esssa - svsn 4 until becomes too o tne sss
@ asesesa .dsssbls material ana WAL mex naA
- y.s s sns should be harvested for @ @
for making hay-+Aas a. when IN KUN 0' anu -
Msns1s q narssias ssass Crepe -.
sac 80 =. $3.50 :. uuh faster than when the hand
method ssstag pcced aount other crops
asasA justify the s1ssss 81 harvester hama cutting
h dsssrzaas eutsss machinery -
purchased be Should be taken into consider
the cutter and On the
sA Aan the cutter should BE- toe large TOR the engine that
ArvsA
rns isrss cutters having afford the greatest capacity
which REQUIRED the opsFao0" Oh ne
snansr macAiaes.
feet OF the slo ana tne
pssg straight the cn the top OF the sue
bend. order to carry the sase INTO e sup.
and becomes necessary ~
aks elbows force q the blower and may canss
from the engine and decreased progress IN "s
.
from a... gathered the state the average
ans the 'o. .s. 0 g ' q. ssn the the
At harymins and the intended for ass should
Wnsn ne aim started labor employed
30 with all pazss q To wos2 ~, ...,-.
should .u 'ssa md Evenly % :. .su 'vs .s ' %
sssy used ss 10 very sy Vsass snoao ~ '"so An
s1s sn I'M % s..ns snss ,,s.,rs
All the time tAs sss the walls and ON the Edges
ssss1 packed desc ~ sses ~ readily - as nsssss
~. Ss..xs.~ roi1ad c staples
s'''"S zxeps. ntv.s.s. Isuiss.. Ussv,sssy
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NOTICE

Hunting. trapping and .respass-
ng arc hereby prohibited on the
! r.perty OF Estate Mrs. A. Gssssn
. .ayous Gassen,
Agent
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NOTICE

HUNTING and TRAPPING IS
',ct'v prohibited on The lands o
this Company. Trespassers will be
prosecuted TO the full extent of the
e,N
Louisiana Meadows Company
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NOTICE

Trespassing. hunting and trap
ping ave hereby prohibited on all
properties owned and ,enied by /
VIM. Lussan
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Nt)rit;E

Notice is hereby eiven that
Hunting and Tiespsssina is posi-
lively prohibited under penalty of
the law on the properties OF Mrs.
Mrs. Jos La6aille.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1917-02-03
Drainage District Tax Sales
I,iIniovai,le Property

The st Charles Municipal Drainage Di
iric, Sut-Drainage Nos l s. 5
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1917-02-03
NOTICE

Public Notice IS hereby given
that hunting. ,respassing and moss
picking Is prohibited on the follow
ng properly
The property of Nick Laque
elite, known as Fred Ludingier,
u Magnolia Ridge
W. L. Laque
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1917-02-03
NO7ICE

T:espass'"s, h"nting and wood
cutting OH NV premises is strictly
prnhibHei ANY VIOLATIONS will he
punished ACCORDING 80 law
MS W. II. Tin"ey
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1917-02-03
Notice

Pu-liC notice is hereby given
mat t'e,pa,s:rg, hurting, fishing.
-r pping ard moss picking is strica
" prohibited on property o.
Esta,e T.J. Seller Under penalty
tie iuw
X. J. Sellers
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1917-02-03

Parl;ai t.o9te"ts
Queries assl Ans ~s.s
Shall ai.d Wa Snould mud Wraid
~ How 10 aSc them
Recommendations .CcHturS Dict
.oparvl
orrect kagl,sh in e III me
rrect Englisl n the School
what to say and whaa not ~ say
.ourse in Granmer
ouese III letter writinA and Panc-
tuaticn
hsiness English for The business
Man
,,omn,an.i Words: How to Sritc
them
.,.,,.s IL Enss;sh L,tesaiurt.a
Agents Wanted
%. sss4. send no cents ioi
ample cops
t.RasC- tNG'.IsH ssa- s.ot
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SfsTtt'

SaTirs'
- spposntea .l@a',s y ar
~ Wcodmsu Circle
I : s-''.'.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1917-02-03

NOTICE
Hunting, ishinx. trapping and
tresl as ,,ng are strictly prohibited
on The properties Ut the estate al
n, l.. YounXs
Ars, HI. Young,
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Hints ON HARVESTING CROPS FOR Nl0

oy Il Sss Dspen&s Upon Crops Being Cut at Right sae
CuE Cora WAsa Oeains Are Well Dented and Glazed ana
Leaves Brevn-Cut vnes and Soy Beans When In Fun
Noom Few Heads Are Rips-Penty OF Hep Essentas-
Share Muss b Wei Packed for Best Results.
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,.4YfEES.

;h:Hk5 LkGENDRE,
.-7.'9ae@ Ias.4.aS. .tt.n C,Iean
-. ..@ ne courts NJ me Fa~-
-'. n 81. CIIarles. 81.
mr.. s.. ,ame1.
.."o AnfaHoH.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1917-02-03

CCRRECT ENGLISH
HOW IT, Csc II"
A monthly magazine devoted 10
the use o; english
Josephine Truck k.asr !. iiisw
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1917-02-03

s,as Camr No. Ans. meets
-.cry aih Sunday cf each
, .auE-., ~ p ~. At Anna, ia.
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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-01-17


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the
of YOU as
the richest men
ABOUT you as
nothing line on you You were or
educated
Chicago You
you the dollars
under
you money You
still
handed All have do to
handed
you haven't any brains don't think have
the responsibility with wealth. know nothing Of
satisfied
take and loaf worthless life away.
from of
SO and hooks the Field millions
matter how millions have title
MAN and member of the human family
somebody?
really you
questions Ask John j. Mitchell Hubert
doing
working Henry getting along
getting decent living their
are getting live full life :.
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of moving
Shedd
the See can't find out about the big change