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They'll be training cities, not camps.
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Wilson also needs control of that hold-up bunch.
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Every tightwad isn't saving to help his country.
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Why not a league for the suppression OF fool
talk?
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Bawl out the Instructors, Mr.. President-the
people are behind YOU.
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Embarrassing is all O. K. when it's double do
nation to the Red Cross.
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Investment in the Red Cross pays 100 per cent.
dividends-in satisfaction.
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Lots of people seem to think the grub-gamblers
need up-lifting-with a rope.
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This year Europe will doubtless monopolize the
fireworks on the Glorious Fourth.
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Everybody's being modified except the pretty
girls-they stick to the pair game.
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frightened up the issuing of passports.
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Honest, now, if you went a-fshing and caught
a U-boat, what would you do with it?
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Soon or late some nation will have to convince
Japan that it does not Owl the Orient.
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See a Washington man has patented a torpedo
net, but have not heard of his catching one.
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Oh, yes, the war tax trainers are still pegging
away; also keeping as still as possible about it.
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The new national is also to be a eugenic army,
according to the tests it's members must pass.
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In spite of their long list of failures, New York
democrats will again try to knock Tammany out.
To some men work is far more horrible than
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Every time some lucky guy succeeds in capt.
TALKING hot air he adds to the fools who try to
do it.
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A brickbat can't be thrown in Washington
without hitting a member Of a foreign commits
sion.
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It might be well for Wilson to give notice that
he will not stand for squabblers among his ad-
visers.
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Gamblers care not boot who raises the stuff
so long as Congress leaves them free to raise the
prices.
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It will also be beneficial to many Of our young
sters to learn to tell a machine gun from a moving
picture camera.
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Congressman Lever rang the bell when he said
the food control bill, if a law, would harm no hon.
est business man.
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Scattering broken bottles ahead Of his machine
and then knocking Wilson for not going faster is
mighty small business.
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Peanut politics is too big a name for the game
some men in Congress are playing-mustard seed
politics would be nearer.
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We have a strong suspicion that some of the
drafted will not kick very hard should the begin
ming of training be deferred.
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According to cable news, u. S. history is now
the most popular study in France. Which reminds
us that it would do none of US any harm to read up
on it a bit.
Some dandy pedestrians are likely to be devel-
oped in the new army cantonments-the War de-
partment purposes that no booze shall be sold with
in two miles Of one.
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Wilson has given the opponents Of the food
control bill warning, and if they are not wise
enough to heed it, he may decide to give them
some free advertising.
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