davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-12-30

neco co tezko lie perem vyli-
citi: smyslna vase1 a krutost
zdaly Sc vyzirati z jejiho obi
ceje - a prece zracilo Sc v po-
divine tvari te neco, co cIoveka
neodolatelne k nj vabilo. Ia
tenkymi, ponekud bledymi rty
skryvala Sc rada zdravych bi
lych zubG, jinz znacn4 ma
krase ublrala ponekud ia okol
most, re byly prilis ridky. We
lika, mocna brada prorazovala
smyslnost, nos jeji byl maly, s
chripfma pon6kud vice rozev-
renyma. Oko jeji, ktere mohr
jsi zvati bud'to zelenym, mo-
drym, sedym - die toho, v ia
KEN svetle jsi Sc s krasavici tou
to setkal - vroubeno bylo neo
bycejne dlouhymi rasami, coz
u lidi rysavych byva poklada-
no "a velkou zvlastnost. Ne
kolik pin, tn a tam po snehobi-
Itch tvarich ledabyle rozhoze
nych, nezdaly-li Sc spise kra-
su obliceje jejiho zvysovati =
chilly il aspon velice interesant
nj. Popisovati barvu vlasu je-
jich pokladame "a nemozne -
byla to barva a neobycejne
mnozstvi vlasu, dobylo il pre-
zdivky Solei-Couchant (Zapa-
dajici Slunce). Kdyz Stepha-
ME sve mocne vrkoce rozpusti
la a vlas sahal il az po kolena,
tn pii neobycejnem pohledu
tom kazdy doznati musil, re 81
,pfezdivky "Zapadajiclho slun-
ce" vsim pravem zaslouzi.
V dobe nynejsi zena takova
spusobila by U obdivovatelu
zenske krasy prave pobourefl
- nadherne ekypaze by zasta
vovaly pred jejim domem, bo-
haci predstihovali by Sc pro
jevovani pozornosti - Stephai
ne mohla bydliti v nadherne
residenci mestske nebo venkov
skem letohradku - a to vse
byl by>s to dobyti il jen u
smev, ruky stisknuti. Ale roku
1847 rysaye vlasy nebyly v
mode - v dobe te kralovaly
mad muzskym svetem brunet-
ky l lidske vasne mali sve mo
dy, sve rozmary.
VSak tenkrate mohla So
leil-Couchant ziti v prepychu
a bohatstvf, nebot' cely zjev
jeji vzbuditi musil pozornost
kazdeho muze az pouhe po
zornosti, jak znamo, 'yznika
touha po blizsim styku - kdy
by jenom nemela take sve pO-
divine rozmary, jimz nekladla
zadne meze.
Dnes nalezala Sc We spolec-
nosti bohateho hejska - zava
dily-li zraky jeji nejakeho
muze, ktery vynikal nejakou
zvlasnosti, mohl il milovnik je
j veskere sve jmeni nabizeti,
ona neslyselo a spela jen tam,
kan vabil j. jej rozmar.
Vypravelo Sc o nj, re jedno
no vecera sedela v lozi divadel
nj mladistvym synem angli-
ckeho peera, jenz byl do rysa-
We krasky po usi zamilovan,
kdyz tn zraky jeji padly ma Oh
rovskeho statistu - a ma vzdor
protestum a prosbam mladeho
kavalira, Stephanie >opustila 10
Ii a "a chvili celia st'astna ba-
villa Sc "a kulisami predme-
tenn sveho obdivu.
A tato jeji povaha = tyto
jeji rozmary - ponekud w.
svetluji, jak mohla Sc stati mi
lenkou cloveka, jakym byl mas
Langlade.
Nejdrive upoutala il obrov-
, ska jeho postava; jeho siroka
ramena, klenuta hrud', il pfl-
mo okouzlovaly. Jak asi tako-
Ivy obr miluje, jak asi takove
mocne paze objimaji - to by
, ly n9vSlerky. ktere III nyi noble
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-12-30

----SS.s-.----
Ostatni pfedstavenf, spiritual a
-vicerektofi hledeli ma neho
dlouho nedIverive, nemohli u
vefit, re Sc nepretvaruje, lie by
bylo NONE v tax mladem v6ku
byt tax vaznym, usedlym a IRA
lynn muzem, spehovali no, le-
cky mu kladli, chodili ma vyroc-
nj zkousky jeho, ale presvedcili
Sc konecne vsichni, re Martin
je uprimne vazny i zbozny, ze
! prosel jist6 pernou skolou zivo-
ia, We ktere ztratil vsecku svoji
mladickou radost, bezstarost-
nou veselost a pfedcasa3 uzral.
Hradbou smutku Sc obklopil, nj
koho k sobe ddverne nepripu-
still, nikomu srdce sve dokoran
neotevrel, pouze to Sc o mem
prozradilo, re mu zabili otce a
proto ze chodi stale tax zadu-
many a zamlkly... Matce psa
val uctive dopisy, postal obra-
zky, rdzenec, modlitbicku naja
kou. priyital ii v seminari. W.
provodl - ale jiskry nadseni
anebo jasave radosti jako u ji-
nych, kdyz objimali a libali sve
rodice - u Martina nebylo =
tax studene, az ledove ma
.tkou mluvil, chodil a iednal. To
sama Manka snaz Sc rozehriva-
la, okorale srdce jeji pri pohle
du syna meklo, rozehfivalo Sc
pychou a hrdosti. *'Tak prece
mi Pambi neco splnn," rfkala
81 stastna " duchu, "jako do "a
lozny sem 81 ma neho pucovala,
hukladala - ha icko prece je-
nom "a vsecko ten chlapec po-
nese bohaty houroky."
"Dy pa huz bude ten vas pan
majstr vysvecenej?" ptavali Sc
j ostatni nadenice prl praci =
tn Manka hned ochotne pou-
stella Sc do reci: "Letos huz, Ii
dicky zlaty, letos huz no pan
blskup vysveti.
''Bude tn nit preInici?"
"Rada bych, tuze rada," od-
povidala Porazilka, "hale Won
ami slyset votom nechce. Pan
farar mi povidal, re by mu cely
trachtaci vystrojil ma fare, psal
mu, hale Martin ne ha ne."
Kan pa potion asi pride "a
kaplanka?"
"To dybych vedela! Verte
mi - dnem j noci Sc modllm
ably to bylo naky pekny, teplJ
prece mistecko, de by sc dobre
mil. De mi to nekdy ma rozum
re ten chlapec jakteziv mic do
bryho nehuzil, nez samej smu
TEX ha zarmutek."
"Vy Sc, teta este jednou sa
ma ma stara kolena budete mi
dobfe. Pan majstr dostane farl
vezme 81 vas k sobe ha jake
v peri hu Reho vam bude," "a
videli uz predem delnice.
Gnu jak Pamba da! Jal
Pamba dap odpovidala lhoste
ne ma pohled Manka ale takov'
radostne teplo rozlevalo Sc j
= pri tom celym nitrem, 9ci il bl'
y. hem zafily, usta sc usmfvala =
"a a cely zevnejsek jeji povidal
8 jak Sc ma tn chvili test. Ably s.
i vSak nereklo, re sc uz docka
nemlze, pokazde pfipojovala
ia sem huz ma takovy mech
casny planete narozena, ia hu
Sc asi do smrti dobre nit nebu
bu, ha teky ma to necekam.'
Psala potion synovi jeste je'
nou, ably il tn radost udelal
prvnf svoji msi svatou slouzil
kostsle, kde byl pokrten, st
zlatych ze 81 usetfila, v truhl
je ma a rada je obetuje, pan
farari da, ably slavnou hostin
vystrojil, ably Sc "a nj .nestydi
a dopral il tn radost pochlubi
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-12-30

" seminarskem kostele a SAM
pan rektor ze mu il vystroji.
Chystala sc tedy ma cestu a pol
|dlouhych letech Ease poprve|
koupila 81 novy, pekny satek ma
hlavu, novy kabatek a fertuch
bedvabny, "aby Sc tam pred
tIlika pany "a me stydit nemu-
Isil," omlouva4a to vydani pred
1sebou i jinymi, kteri Sc il smali,1
jak ted k staru je marniva.
/ Kdyz potion v biskupskem
chramu pri sveceni i v seminari
videla Martina obklopeneho
knezimi akolyty, kdyz v re-
fektari >usedla 81 po box sveho
syna mezi predstavene semina-
re, jihlo il nitro a plakala rado-
sti, az il .srdce usedalo. Sam
pan rektor pri hostine zdvihl
sklenicku s vinem a rekl: "Pa-
ne bratre, celia ctyfii leta medal
jste priciny ami k jedine vytce,
choval >jste sc bezdhonne, ma
krok re seminaIe jste Sc ne
vzdalil, jako mas syn a ne the
olog jste byl, zamilovali jsme 81
vas vsichni pro vasi vaznost, IT,
Ghost a. ochotnost nejen my
pfedstaveni, ale vasi kolegove
a ba sluhove v dome. Proto Sc
tezko vami loucime, prejeme
Vam, ably Bdh zdarem prova-
Eel vsecky vase prace ma vinici
Pane a prosime abyste ma mas
nezapomnel We svych modlit-
bach knezskych, jakoz j my nj
kdy ma vas nezapomeneme" =
jako syna vlastniho objal pax
Martina = po mem objimali no
vsjchni radou a vinem mu pripi
jeli. l j - matce - pan rektor
pfipil prede vsemi dekoval,
re clrkvi svate vychovala tax
hodneho kneze. Jakmile Sc po-
tom po chvili vsecko Ease utisi-
10 usadilo, znovu Sc usmal
pan rektor, vytahl z kleriky
arch papiru, utrel 81 zaslzene
zraky a milym usmexem po-
,kracoval: "Vsichni vaSi kolego
We museji cekat ma sve STAGE az
po prazdninach, ale vam, pane
Dratre, "a to, re jste byl tax
hodny ma mou prosbu jeho bis
kupska milost udelila misto
hned - ustanovila vas kapla-
mem v Prosovicich" a odevzdal
prekvapenemu neomystovi prv-
nj jeho jurisdikci. Kamen Sc
srdce v te chvili spadl Marti-
novi.
Spadla neho velika starost,
kde a jak straw prazdnlny a
Dyl rozhodhut poproslt pana
rektora, bud ably no i tea' je-
| ste v seninari nechal, anebo o
} utulek v klastere nejakem Sc
; mu postaral, dokud staci nedo-
seane, hle, uz il ma! Jako d.
( te stastnym smichem Sc proto
usma!, vstal a dekovai nyni rex
torovi a ostatnim vSem "a ot-
i covskou peel, lasku j trpelivost,
kterou MIN meli, "a dobrodini
: htera mu prokazovali a nelhal,
/, Adyz fekl, ze Sc citil seminari
= scastnym a kdyby nemusil, ze
by no neopustil nikdy, re by 81
/: pral v jeho zdech tfeba umrit
: NIanka mohla ma synovi oci me-
Z chat, jak je vymluvny i jak mu
: to slusi ted v klerice i potion
kdyz oblekl dlouhy, cerny, So
/ saty kabat, ma hlavu posadi
a tvrdy, cerny klobouk a s taskol
V holf v ruce vydal Sc s nj M
nadrazi. Pc ctyrech letech je
asi ma tyden domu - ma hrol
!, otcuv, "a ktereho obetoval svo
i il prvnf msi. Srdce hor tam ia
il hlo, prece Sc te navStevy bal
Il
The Sentinel=record., 1918-02-14
CALL ISSUED TO ALL
SKILLED MECHANICS
HOT SPRINGS AND GARLAND
COUNTY SHOULD FURNISH
QUOTA FOR SHIP BUILDING.

James Henry Bray has issued the
following call to all skilled mechanics
III Hot Springs and Garland county:
l Lave been Rppointed as agent to
enroll all skilled mechanics in all
tines, pertain ng to building ships for
our country. | feel highly honored in
having the opportunity to serve our
| government, and tender the country
my services, that has come to me
! through Adjutant General England,
through Mr.. Houston Emory, our
honored chairman OF the county cOun-
| Gil Of elence. / am asking all mecnan-
| les, such as carpenters machinists OF
all kinds. automobile mechanics of all
kinds, elecJri,ians, ship carpenters,
| ship filters bridge carpenters plumb
ers, steam filters. crane operators.
! blacksm this. anvile smiths. calkers.
ooppersmits and general me chanics,
furnace mechanics, pattern makers.
pipe machine hands, machine tool
| operators. tool makers. boiler makers.
plumbers. track men, spar makers,
| farine draf smen, mechanical drafts
men riyet te tiers, tank testers, sheet
metal workers, asbestos workers.
acetylene welders and estimators; 70
send their names in showing they are
ready to serve the government when
they are needed
You renrolnent does not oil gate
you any, but simpls puts The record of
your readiness TO serve and OF your
capacities for service on the Off ciai
government files, where it is available
for all branches of the government
concerned with the war. 1t careful
ly indexes you according TO your
qualification SD that you may be To-
Gated at nnce when men Of your abili-
ties are needed You are notified
when wanted to undertake EMPLOY
ment in civilian capacity either for
the government or in government
contracts"
ANY one wanting to enroll WI
favor me by calling my residence
phone number and let me know where
TO find them win gladly call ana
furnish the necessary. information
The Sentinel=record., 1918-02-14

awakened about a. 30 o'clock, with the
house full of smoke, and well ablaze.
He said that he had time to run to the
safe and lok it over with a view of
trying to get things out OF it, but that
the safe door was open. He was be-
ing crowded by the smokke and
flames, and little was saved He did
not thirtk the safe door had been left
open. and therefore felt certain that
tie fire was a robbery or arson, and
that the house was burned 10 conceal
robbery that some one thought
would yield perhaps a large sum OF
money and valuables
The home was located just beyond
where the highway crosses the first
Gulppha Creek, and where the road
forks for Thousand Dripping Springs.
1t was a large house, and all frame
work.
The Sentinel=record., 1918-02-14
GRANDMOTHER WAS THE
DRUGGIST.

In the early days Of our country
grandmother was the druggist, and
her drugs consisted mostly Of roots
and herbs gathered from the fields
and forests. There was peppermint
for Indigestion, mullen for coughs,
skull-cap for nervousness, thorough
wort for colds. NORWOOD for bruises
and sprains and so on. They were
successful remedies, too. It was from
combination of such roots and herbs
that Mrs Lydia f. Pinkham of Lynn,
Mass. more than forty years ago,
originated her now famous Vegetable
Compound and during all these long
years no other remedy has ever been
discovered to restore health 10 ailine
women so successfully as this good
Old fashioned root and herb medicine
The Sentinel=record., 1918-02-14
SALVATION ARMY EXEMPTION

New York, Feb. 13.-Salvation army
officers are competent to perform
marriages and other rites of the
church and for that reason are en-
titled to exemption from military
service as ministers of religion, ac-
cording to a statement issued by the
army today. The explanation was
made in taking exception to the rul-
ing of the district draft board that
Salvation army service does not en-
title the men engaged in it to defer
red classification. The organization
asserted that Secretary of War Baker
and Provost General Major Crowder
has ruled that Salvation officers were
clergymen and for that reason eX-
empt from military duty
The Sentinel=record., 1918-02-14
VINOL MAKES
WEAK WOMEN
STRONG
PosItIve-ConvIneIna Proof.

We publish the formula Of Viuol to
prove convncingly that it has the
power to create strength
Cod Liver and Beef Peptonates,
Iron and Maneanese Pep onates,
Iron and Ammonium Citrate,
Lime and Soda Glycer9- phos-
pilates, Cascarin.
Any woman who buys a bottle of
ViHol for a weak, run down, nervous
condition and finds after giving It a
fair trial it did not help her, will have
her money returned
You see. there is no guess work
about Ninol It's formula proves
there is nothing like it for all weak,
rundown oyerwOrked, nervous men
and women and for feeble old people
and delicate children Try # once
and be convinced
Il C Morris Drug Co Hot Springs.
and at the best drug store in every
tom and city Ia The country.
The Sentinel=record., 1918-02-14
SUGGEST COUNTY JUDGES
HOLD CONVENTION HERE
JUDGE E. P. TONEY OF LAKE VII
LACE WANTS GOOD ROADS
CONVENTION HERE IN
MARCH.

A letter from Judge f. p Toney of
Chicot county, states that hs is writ
ing all the county judges of tde state
asking them to agree on coming to
Hot Springs in March for a btg con
yention on state highways 1t is the
purpose of the movement TO make IA
spring drive in the matter of road
construction. Judge Toney expects to
have a favorable reply from the
county judges, and then VII issue the
call for the convention. In he mean
while, he reports that progress is
being made on the big highway that
viii connect Camp Pike with Camp
Beauregard, which the war depart
ment has approved, and which Will
connect Little Rock with Lake VII
iage, as stations along TIL s highway
The Sentinel=record., 1918-02-14
ROB And BURN A
COUNTRY RESIDENCE
DR.. BATTLES, AWAKENED BY
BURN NC HOUSE IN MORN
ING, FINDS SAFE OPEN.
Robbery and Arson Must Have Been
Work Of Persons Familiar With
The Home and Thinking Money
Kept There.

The country home of Dr. {. p.
Battle, about one mile east OF the city
ON the Little Rock--tlot Springs
highway was burned, and the owner
believes robbed shortly after 4
O'Clock yesterday morning The arson
and robbery is believed to have been
the work of some person who was
familiar with the home and knew
something OF the safe kept there and
thought it contained a large sum Of
money.
The loss was estimated at $4,000,
and save that it is believed TO have
been the result of arson, there is no
other cause of The fire to assign.
DR.. Battle stated that the first
known OF the lire was when he was
The Sentinel=record., 1918-02-14
RURAL TEACHERS MEETING.

Supt O h. Henderson las called a
meeting of the rural teachers to meet
at the court house Saturday, Feb. tG
at 10 a. M
The following program win be rem
dered
Thrift and Saving A. Stallcup.
World War-Flouston Emory
Canning Club Work Mrs Sarah
Trussell
How Best to Agriculture S A
Kemp and n. b. White
Community Activities Jno r. Tis-
dale and Z NJ Martin
Food Conservation Hamp VII
liams
How to Teach Phonetics-Mrs Ella
Henegar and Miss Laura Stonley.
Program for one Room School
Thos Massey
Program for Two Room school 7
w Pittman and Alva Campbell
What the Rural School May DO To
Help Win the War Supt O. l.. Dam
away.
The city teachers and public are in
yited
The Sentinel=record., 1918-02-14
tTNERNEo FOR WAR PERIOD.

Seattle Wash Feb. l$. Sergeant
Major Thomas lIelmuth Ritter now In
the guard house a Camp Lewis, Ia
coma, is to be sent to Fort Douglas,
Utah. and informed for the duration of
the war. United States District Attor
ney Clay Allen said today. Ritter. q
native of Germany has been charged
with having stolen and copied import
ant papers from the headquarters Of
3Clst infantry ostensjbly Tor com
munication to German agents He was
arrested by the military police No
vember II. 1917
The Sentinel=record., 1918-02-14
SAM NJ KEtHAN TAKES
OVER JACCARD STORE
STORE WILL. CONT NUE. TO BE
SUPPLIED WITH BIG STORE
DISPLAYS I'M SEASON.

Sam +. McKeehan, OF this city, and
manager Tor the Jaccard store for a
long number OF years, yesterday an
nounced his propprietorhip Of the
popular place The sale of the prop
erty was eliminated after several
days and announced yesterday. Mr.
McKeehan VIII continue 10 operate
the tore as Jaccards. this privilege
being a part of his contract OF pur-
chase and the famous iewelry store
will continue to cooperate with Mr..
McKeehan and make their famous
diamond and rich display here this
season The supplies Of the store al
so will continue to come through the
Jaccard manufacturing branches n so
far as Mr. No Keehan desires
Sam McKeehan / one Of the most
substantial young business men ,l the
city. He was reared here and some
years ago took over the responsible
duties as manager of tine famous big
city jewelry house he has always
enjoyed the fullest confidence OF hls
employers, and the r cooper alton with
him in this movement. is proof u
their good will toward him in future
business transactions for himself
The store viii be operated under the
name OF "Jaccards, S. p McKeehau.
proprietor, ad ow becomes a local
institution in all the term implies.
His friends wish for him the success
that his devotion to bus ness merits.
The Sentinel=record., 1918-02-14
Or. z. A. slMPsoN.

has returned and can be found at his
offices in the Arkansas National
Bank Bldg ground floor, elevator en
trance. 9-5-t;
The Sentinel=record., 1918-02-14
DR.. WALKERS OFFICES.

DR. DaCasta Walker announces that
ne has removed his offices to a front
suite. second floor, in the Kempner
building. Elevator service 4-15-tf
The Sentinel=record., 1918-02-14

PUBLIC STENoGRAPHER-Mlss
c. /. veach Hotel Como. Phone 728
Res, Phone i7a6. II -6.tf
The Sentinel=record., 1918-02-14

WASSERMANN BLOOD TEST, $500
All chemical and analytical work
at a reasonable price Wassermann
Laboratory, 716a Central Avenue.
DR.. Walter McLain, director.
The Sentinel=record., 1918-02-14
JUDGE JAS. (. HOGUE,
SYDNEY S. TAYLOR
LAWYERS

Have opened offices in the Arkan-
sas National Bank building, 18th floor.
Office phone, 2l8; residence phone,
1929 11-G II
The Sentinel=record., 1918-02-14

Hoping all mechanics will call me and
enroll and sign their records, respecv-
fully, James Henry Bray, phone 1869
The Sentinel=record., 1918-02-14

Am snort or a waitress II You
know good one send her down We
must give service Como Coffee
Room l2-2-tf
The Sentinel=record., 1918-02-14

For corsage bouquets, see Johnson
Floral Co Tel 61SW 1-26-t If
The Sentinel=record., 1918-02-14

You Hooyerze, when you order
what you like, and Ike wha, yoa or
der Good things TO eat at Frisby's.
The Sentinel=record., 1918-02-14
When these bones

Get out Of position they press upon or squeeze the
passing between them. And when this nerve
supply thus interfered with II weakens whatever
gan supplied the particular involved
whether stomach kidney, liver, bowels or what not
The Sentinel=record., 1918-02-14
RIDING HABITS.

HOT SPRINGS RIDING HABIT co.
20o Cottage 81. II. Phone SOB.
The Sentinel=record., 1918-02-14
DR.. ". {. COX

Can be found at his office in Citizens
National Bank Bldg. office phone s73.
2-t3-tf
The Sentinel=record., 1918-02-14
Even Irritation

Caused by continued Of strong medicines may
contraction of spinal Igaments TO pull or
Vertebra Of position, thereby producing
the pressure just referred to.
The Sentinel=record., 1918-02-14
Now it becomes

duty the skilled chroprsctor to put the misplaced
bone bones (vertebra) back where they belong and
thus pressure that makes the trouble in
the organ tissue affected
The Sentinel=record., 1918-02-14
Chiropractic
KI-RO-PRAK-TIC
Do you know
(MEANs DONE BY HAND

That your spine composed Of "a movable bones
being called vertebra, and that between each
pair these little bones there pair Of
ming the different organs-Lver, Stomach, Bowels,
Kidneys, delicate bones may get Of line
position by slips injuries anbeknown to
the sufferer
The Sentinel=record., 1918-02-14
When the Chiropractor

Replaces misplaced bones he calls adjustment
After continued displacement Of Vertebra
the muscles a chronic contraction which
often requires series of adjustments TO The
Of adjustments of depends
the condition Of each particular Sometimes
adjustment is enough.
The Sentinel=record., 1918-02-14
l.. &. SAWYER
AttorneY az LaM.

NtHNT TFN J Of A~oW
Offices Arkansas National Bank Pldg
The Sentinel=record., 1918-02-14
One of the commonest

Effects Of Verebral msplacements which
yields readily to Chiropractc adjustment
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-07-05
ARMY REGISTRATION
ORDERED IN RUSSIA
(By Associated Press.)


MOSCOW, June 2S-The internal
situation Of the Russian Soviet repub-
lie is such that only a powerful army
on the basis of obligatory service can
protect it in the opinion OF Leon
Trotzky, commissioner of war and
ma rine. He has submitted report
advocating Universal military ser
vice for the Bourgeois as well as the
workmen and peasants and hopes that
the fifth congress Of Soviets will pass
such a measure. Premier Lenine has
approved the report and the details
are being worked out.
In the meantime. Trotzky has or
dered the registration of all males be-
tween the ages of 10 and 40 and the
enlistment simultaneously with the
workmen Of the Bourgeois classes
born in 1896 and 1897. The Bourgeois
classes will be formed into non-fight-
ing units to dig trenches and clean
barracks and camps. Later they may
be promoted to service in the ranks
after they have proved "by deeds their
loyalty to the laboring class and the
poor peasantry."
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-07-05
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