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The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1918-03-12
ENGINEER DIES

Mr. Raymond KObs, Of Ashland
the young engineer Who had charge
Of the eity's interest when the last
ssEhsIs streets we're built IN this
city, died at Denver. Colo, a few
days ago Of Tuberculosis Yong
KObs vas over SIX feet tan and
BOXED TO Be a perfect Specimen
When the first call was made for
Tolunieers he enlisted and entered
one Of the officers reserve training
camps. however be vas dismissed
after staying there only a few weeks
a. he vas found to Be suffering with
the dreaded white plague During
he stay IN this city be made many
friends. being an sffsble and splen-
did young nan and the news Of his
death VII Be received With sorrow
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1918-03-12
YocUN rs CALLED
TO GOVERNMENT JOB

CLzrles. YOeun has rseszve3 o.
ders 70 report Il WsshingtO-, FOR
a posihoa n the ordnance depart
neut Of the L. :. G0verrzelL He
vii Iezvs Wednesday night-WTn-
chester Democrat
Mr.. YOeum Is a former Mont
gozery comfy bog and s0n Of Mr..
and Mr.. I .. YOez-- Of this e0un-
~, bat for tie past tr0 years has
been working for q Pitts5zrg On
Company. heated al Winehester. He
did basiness fOr the company
through tie Clark County National
Bank The recommendations Of TINS
bank and the splendid GOvernnent
examination be passed landed the
job for him Charles YOcum i a
bright, stHdious young nan, earnest
and honest II al his undertakings
and we feel sure Uncle SAN has not
made mistake In selecting him 70
this responsible position
~. S. g.
The Advocate ISLANDS for Good
PRINTING!
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1918-03-12
HELP UNCLE SAM
WIN The WAR
Be Sure and Test fow Seed Germ
As TIE 1917 crsp IS Showing
Up Very Peer.

At this time ~hen ire Govern
neat \ ealing On rs for help n
products, one Of TIRE vays IN rhicl
ne can Be helpful Is TO test on
Sod corn
Il takes about 100 large ears Of
corn TO make a bashel. one bssbei
properly planted rin plant s acres
oss acre uPOn an average II good
lad iii make 50 busheis.
Then the way this years erOp
has tested out at the E1penuseni
Siaiion-30 to 20 per eenL-yOs
eOzld not hope TO have over q 50
per cent crop. Which would Be .
bushels or at least q very shOr1
crop
Nov yO1 can test what seed corn
yOu need for your planting IN about
a day which uiIl be the best days
EOrk you vii do this year unless
yOu can secure some 1916 crop to
plant instead Of 1917
Would urge that al seed corn Be
sbeIled by hand and that the grains
be picked over very carefully.
Mr. J. 7. CoOns, one Of our most
progressive farmers, has very kind
" made the above estimates for u
and also prepared a small testing
box and ne have same on display
at this Office. We VII be more than
glad to explain the system Of test
ing used by Mr. Coons and which
has proven very satisfactory.
Mr.. W. E Sims, District Food Ad-
ministratOr, has notified Mr.. s. s.
Pinney, the local Food Administra-
tor, that he has located quite an
amount Of tested seed corn and
that if the farmers Of this county
viii send to Mr.. PiHney the amount
they VIII need for this year that he
viii try and secure same for them
He stated that the wholesale price
on this corn was between 500 and
$500 per Bdshel and that It would
be furnished to the farmers at cost
pins handling and transportation
charges. We do not know Whether,
this is the crop of 1916 orls17 but
presume it is the 1917 crop ass the
1916 crop Is selling for about doable
the figures quoted, Give. this. your
prompt attention so that your corn
crop viii be bumper crop this
year.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1918-03-12
sALKAeUkDI

This country has made some very
successful -drives- during the past
year. There have been the two LIB
erty Loan drives, the Red Cross
DIVE, the Y. NJ C. A. drive. and
others But greatest Of all. the 1917
drive for the greatest development
Of war gardens the world has ever
seen And the success Of this
drive Is tn plainly to be seen IN the
great abundance of canned and
lried fruits and vegetables 10 be
5Ound in the homes Of the land
Their Is no doubt that these gardens
have played a most important part
n our plan Of food conservation.
End are stiH effective.
And now agin the country is call
ed upon for q record production
Of food stuEs, an even greater if
possible than the rest The success
of the garden campaign of last year
should spur us to renewed and
greater efforts this year. There
should not be an idle garden or back
yard IN the land. Every square
foot Of ground should be made to
yield its quota of the food that is to
Gin the world war.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1918-03-12
PLEASE PAY ME-

Having sold my meat and grocery
business / WISH to urge all persons
indebted TO me to please call and
settle same at once. All accounts
not paid BY April 1st viii be placed
IN the hands of an attorney for
collection / will be associated with
c. B. Stephens & Son until April LIST
and viii appreciate prompt settle
ment 37-t3 C. S. HUMPHREYS.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1918-03-12
To the Citizens of Mt. Sterling:

Spring is at our doors, and the
time to clean up our premises has
arrived, and we are trying to get
every housekeeper in this city TO
put his or her place in good healthy
condition, so that sanitary matters
may be greatly improved in our lit
tie city and the death rate, which
has been something fearful, may be
greatly diminished, and the cemetery
man have more leisure in 1918 than
in 1917. We hope everyone will re-
member that "This means Me-; the
health authorities shall certainly ex-
pect this matter to receive the at
tention its Importance demands,
and would have you know assuredly
that if you neglect this vital mat
ter you will be annoyed with the
City Health Man; all filth of every
kind must be removed, all needed
drainage made good, and water sup.
ply put in FIRST CLASS order;
you people know what should be
done and the time to do that is
NOW. We want to give you fair
warning, for these things absolute
~ must be done this year, and doing
1t now will save trouble in the flu
ture and save you the pleasure of
ABUSING the Health Department. ("
Most respectfully,
City Board Of Health
BY City Health Officer.
w. S. s.
For Sale.
Having decided to break up house
keeping my residence and over six
acres Of land just outside city lin
its is for sale privately.
36-2t w. T. TYLER
~. s. s..
For Sale-l0 pair well matched
Pereheron mares, 8 to 5 years, good
workers. Will sell well worth the
money Call Powell & Gilbert al
Hamilton Stock Yards, Winchester,
KY. s7-2t|
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1918-03-12
the GREENE SALE

At the public sale of Roy S.
Greene & Co, held at the farm at
Grassy Lick Thursday, a good
crowd was present and bidding was
spirited One pair of nnbroke
mules brought S24O; pair aged
mufss, $3.50; pair good work mules,
$40; ii shoats sold for SIS each;
2 brood sows,. $50 and $40; corn
sold in field at about $3.50 per bar
rel. Farming implements, etc, sold
well.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1918-03-12
Why Attend
Fugazzi School
of Business?

because we do what we agree
to do, ard make no false repre-
sentations-with a view to inducing
patronage.
2-Because we have an ample
faculty of Educated teachers-and'
what is of much greater importance
to our students, they are practical
women who have had years of ex-
perience in the work they are
teaching.
because we make thorough.
instruction and conscientious sery-
ice the basis of our claim to your
patronage. 1t is our aim to lead
everyone who may enroll with us
to a practical knowledge of the
studies pursued, and we succeed in
this with all who apply themselves.
What young people need who wish
to begin life at any sort of work is
7 III o R0U H PREPARATION.
The real workman in any vocation
is never "out of a job" can always
get more than he can do. Business
men have neither time nor inclina-
ton to instruct their employees
that is our work.
There was never a better time for
you to get into the swim-Money is
moving. 1t viii be wise for you to
move with it. Every condition is
favorable. There is more money in
the family circle than there has
been in years. If some of it is not
appropriated to your interest in the
near future, it is more than likely
that you will miss your chance.
You want to take advantage of
this rising tide. You can do this
by making a start now. We can
not only fit You for business, train
You for practical work, but if you
need our aid, we can get paying
employment for you.
We court a thorough investiga-
ton.
Write, phone or cali at the school
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1918-03-12
BUYS NICE PLACE

Mr.. Loring 2. TIrley has pur-
chased the John White farm of %
1-3 acres and viii get possession very
soon. This is a fine little farm.
This is the place that T. F. Rogers,
real estate agent, recently offered
at public sale but for some reason
the sale failed to go through.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1918-03-12
GETS MORE mas

At OwingsviIIe, County JaiIer
Robt. E. Duff has been appointed
town marshal, will also clean the
streets and act as tax collector.
Looks like he will be busy man.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1918-03-12

The Advocate ISLANDS for Good
Printing"
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1918-03-12
Remember, Ladies.

Be sure and attend the Spring
showing of ladies' and misses coats
and suits at the store of John Fl.
Keller, Thursday and Friday, March
14th and 18th.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1918-03-12
deniing.

And then when we have these
gardens growing and producing, LET
rs make a wise use of their prod
nets, that Ee may conserve even
more meats, and wheat for our he
roes ~-Over yonder," and our allies
who are fighting by their sides
Garden sass is an ideal summer
diet.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1918-03-12
Pigeons for Sale.

/ offer for sale my complete stock
of 100 pure bred Carneux Pigeons,
at reasonable prices. For terms
and particulars apply to
Mrs. Richard Wilson,
1921 Phone 34S WI
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1918-03-12
Will Soon Report for Duty.

] have been ordered 10 be ready
to report for military duty BY
March 2jth, and wish to ask all
who owe me TO please call and set
tie same at once
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1918-03-12

Now IS the time to be planning
hese gardens. It X not necessary
10 wait until the time comes for
actual planting. When that time
arrives every perosn should have
planned the entire summers pro-
gram and should know Just what
every foot of his ground is intended
to produce. Fences should be put IN
thorough repair, the ground should
be cleared for all distractions and
lOthing but the mechanical working
out of matured plans should remain
to be done when spring really opens.
One more thought while on this
subject: Plan to not let the gar
den interfere with the larger and
greater work each man and woman
must do in this year of supreme en-
deavOr. To effect this, the garden
should be made a means of recrea-
ton, and should take the place of
baseball, football, tennis, golf, joy
riding and other amusements. II
should be the solace of the jaded
business man and the tired society
woman. Yes, the women viii find
renewed health and vigor from a
few hours each day spent in gar
The Sneedville news. (Sneedville, Tenn.) 191?-19??, 1918-07-12
,ANN0 dEMRsTs.

Asprovidsd by act slsnhdiA
aature Of. Tennessee at the ~.
sion 'of 1917. Members e NJ
state Conhittee Vt an politjcM
parties must b elected BY dAeCt
'votedf the psdplest thsieeala1no
primary to b held on AusnGt ~
1913. therefore announce ~
candidate fUt Republics Co.
mittsemanifrsgh III Flsst O..
grsssional Distzictssf T1ttluhtune
and respectfully solicit&hs vote. .
Of Aspublisaus. 'pbdein9 NJ
self to standby the best ints1uDb
of'ihy party when sIeetsd.
Sam H. Thomsea
The Sneedville news. (Sneedville, Tenn.) 191?-19??, 1918-07-12
Notice of Election.

By virtue. Of the authority vested in
us by law, we. the undersigned Election
Commissioners for Hancock County,
Tennessee. hsreby call an Election, and
will on Thursday the frst day Of Aurust
1918, open and hold m election n zach
and every Civil District In said county,
for the purpose Of elscting five. .JUGkS
of the Supreme Court Of Tennessee;
five JUDGES of the Court OF Civil.Ap-
pesls; one JUDGE and ATTORNEY
GENERAL for fhe 18th judicial Circuit
Of Tennessee; for Hancock County, one
SHERIFF, TRU STEE, one CIRCUIT
CLERK, one COUNTY CLERK. ons
REGISTER of DEEDS, two JUSTICES
OF THE PEACE for each Civil District,
and three for the sixth District; one
CONSTABLE for each District; five McA-
1ERs of the County School Boards three
MEMBERS of the District School Board.
Said election VIII be held between
the hours Of .. m, and 4 p. %.
This June rs, 1918.
GEO. A. WILLIAMS,
r. I. PAAkEY,
EVICTION Commissioners for Han
county.
The Sneedville news. (Sneedville, Tenn.) 191?-19??, 1918-07-12

-
swsai,- sio Smi0 - he wGfted
INTO my Smes. I've wound up III my
business intefsU."
.wbat forY' ! said - I fose 10
yrest the man : bad known 10 my
home ciey yesfs bsfofA
$50 could offsr myssif n I'm worth
having. I've got to est INTO the ssme.
Aaythins ussfhl and human. I'm
ready for snarchins ordsra-
''worth havinsf" ] echoed 'SYou've
Nroppsd like 0 God-seud. We've sot
ths biggest nAn-sistd Job yOu ever
eoel You're going straight With the
8ome Service son5ethins useful and
humani why. in . west this thing
Vill be snppins you % thai you'ii sai
usd s,sep III"
The Come yrs.ce Section era Usg
Red Cross chapter vas IN scssidn. NJ
smith sf1d arrived they were discuss-
ing the problem cf q soldiers wife and
III chiidren foud6 Uvins IN two teue-
ment rooms IN buiidlns that rad been
eondenfned because of Q Icsky roof.
oouidy coor sud lsck 81 ere protection.
They had sold tsost Of their furniture
piece ey -rsecs COR current hvins ex-
penscs The chiidrsp he'd 10 change 81
eioshfng. There vss'po income and. be-
eause Of me mothers condition. 90 pos
ulbiiity OF one. except tbs expecfed Glot-
Dent and allowance. which even when
% came sould uot entirely meet the eosf
Of LIVING 10 the efy. Tne Home Service
vortss had 6ven . seuefcus pum OF
Ucusy to inert the Urgent hseda and,
osv ne cofrisitfes was claiming to
fuDs better eesrter,. move tfie fsmi
b. sseufe uIeGieAi and ourfhs Sitsn-
tsso fbr the woman. octet them sirl
With clothing snd furniture and Rep |
tugulaysy IN tscch With tise fsniiy.
IN. 4
o UuhifhS uext csss The Eons ssrv-t
- osef3sp and te fsbercrlosis society |
ha1 syysnss1 bospitaI care for . rpsn
o1s<harrsd becacse % tubsrcxiosis
esotrscts6 In TIE nne Of eufy.-
Dsme stforney had tofd him hs would
est coupspss tioo for bim On hfty-nf-
b bsfsa bot the iswyernernber q, Tie
Home Service s>rtion beiped hfn on
cut ne proper form shioh The Red
orc. o6scs supplied ard assured him
sAaf no eischsrFed soldier "r soldiers
hsneeoary sso0ie ever psy for co.,
The Sneedville news. (Sneedville, Tenn.) 191?-19??, 1918-07-12
eAPTlsr TEA!kiMa scaA0fl
70 be held win War Cresk CAutsk

Mr.. Editor G The News:
At the lsst Annsaa Sessiea
Of the Mulberry Gap Associates
DR.. J. W. Gillon appointed Revs.
G. w. Trent. R. ]. Vaughn ard
l to select a place For the Preach
era TraMing School to be held n
this Association. We have De
cided on War Creek church, -
the place. Mr.. w. D. HudtGno
set the date, Monday night, Az.
5. 1918, to convene through tn
week. He has promised mt to ~
there with n strong facu'ty q
early on Monday as they can.
want to urge on The prercIrers 6f
the associstioA the importsncec
attending this sehoo,. iAtsve1
pgoGehGr 6oetde NV b - .
: ! 8 - >lIlbsnsSf <
wseks for the 1kptist ear
hsve ever known.
War Creek church voted
imously for the meeting and ~
furnish entertainment free. The
State Board Will give each preach
err that attends as much as three
days, the three bcoss sAueht in
tins school.
"A number Of our preachers in
the past have teeh afraid of the
school. fearing the faculty. would
not be Orthadox Baptists; bat /
viii vcuch for their souncaess in
the Baptist faith and belief. If
my one Is yet skeptical in regard
% the school inquire of Rev.
Grant Lawson or Rev. Newton
they ATTENDED the
school last year, and ! think will
any thing l have writ.
en in this letter.
G. II. Core.
The Sneedville news. (Sneedville, Tenn.) 191?-19??, 1918-07-12
TELEGR AM
Chattanooga. Tenn.
h,lv y 1919

July 2. 1918.
John tivessy, Chm. War Saw
ings. Hancock Co.
Sueedville Tennessee.
Every retail merchant is reouir-
ed to make a diveo sale Of War
Savings Stamps on July 18th; and
are required to buy stamps tothe
amount of $1,000.
| received the above telegram
from Sta e Director T. r Pres
too. on the End inst, and expect
all the merchants of nv county
to do their patriotic duty on said
date.
John Livesay Chairman
War Savings. Hancock County.
Buy War Savings Stsrpx
The Sneedville news. (Sneedville, Tenn.) 191?-19??, 1918-07-12

Iscsans either eomp&nsasisn Or insue.
ance.
~.
n member 6f he ~omtus uni iforus1
corps drove us 10 Aer rnacalse bst TO q
camp where thcrs are $1,000 men.
Refe We uiet the RED Cfoes Home
Service msh. We didn't taks his tine
I'VE jusf wstcted him. OAs mouSnt
ns M helping . 'sndn to III oaf avSlt
cate ailotnest 'bfantn; he nsxt n
vas arguing the merits Sf iasufing b
the limit: the 'usxt 10 was wfiiSa .
Hch,e Service seetson 20 sisit b mln's
family 'aexf ne was going VIII . ~
Who had rsceissd . tfasic teasen6o
from house to zee the cSmmsndins q,
Ger sbcst's leave 6f tuAsuse; thIo n
was speeding On his way . pesr sSliSO
discharged Became Sf psfma nS1t -,
Vry: then We sGw him tsikins u \
toidier Ind . airi wife at ths hesesu4
House; and % tne shadovs fsII Be ~
tiosettd With = worried ehap, W. -
telling him abooi an inpendins uSso,
safe foreclosure and m sxpectSe MN.
v.
Eater the ssnte esenins xs ss0 'hiw
stknc up fp the Liberty thestsr asd
his eyes glowing With ths servses ne
tufe IN Ms own mind and nis vSlSs
ringing vith ths eoovietios Of his Ssh
tsthuasSn. tell Q thousaAd yssss fSl.
loss what Asusa Service o. He paiat
"a hom<s made hsppitr By Home SEW.
Ies-soid Of friends for ashtsrs' fanL
lies found By ths hld croas-piesrsa
devoted HsDs sarvfes worksss aeAt.
ins the countrys bsttiss tnis side tss
,renehes WHEN be esdsd spns feIlss
struck D. sxesp Tie Rome rfrss Buss-
ing
We vsrs sfi<hs for . Isss wnns q
the vsy sens. Saith ssS 1 rfsany
Smith broke out:
-csn ] % M Tie sers Of tAiss-
c.mp ssrviea you ean nv Why. tAsfs
vhers ] vasf 10 ps-st re polBf q
srsf contact vim fhoss ifvias 90.
ems pershins ~as ngbf vhss n
MD. The ding mesf sse1fu % eAs
American nshtins nsfcss evsrssas D
and everythiss thsf yin 60
rihate 70 the Morale 81 As sss u
e-virs.'
-Home servics-I zee q 49,
'eans mc-sra ~a en- 4 % -
svrkf
The Sneedville news. (Sneedville, Tenn.) 191?-19??, 1918-07-12
ptos ARE pAvINo

That 10 the opinion Of sxpsrisaesd
asDsrs vho have sees their bank &c
counts grov. Ths sovernnsnt has IN
asosts1 the nees Cor more meat and
vAsre there 10 q need. prices are hisA
Have yez arranged for all the hou
yeur farm viii csrTyf 10 ycu know
how 10 feed this year % that the .esds
svsflaSis yin 20 tsrf what Are your
problsnsf what 10 your sxperisooei
write 70 Dfvision of Agricultural II
esn<so.. Knorvflie. Tsnnsssss. for any
nrm facts
The Sneedville news. (Sneedville, Tenn.) 191?-19??, 1918-07-12
Local and Personal

Buy War Savings Stamps.
Monday is Circuit Court. A
large crowd is expected.
II the men In our Army and
Navy can do without Injuries we
at home can.
Buy War Savings Stamps.
I will pay off all Hancock Coun-
ty Public School Claims up TO 100.
Geo. W. Trent, Trustee
The many friends of Mrs. H.
7. Trent will b. pleased to know
that she has arrived safely at
home to day.
Read the. announcement of
H. M. Hollingsworth. candidate
for Attorney General in the 10Th.
Jo1icial Circuit. Mr.. Hollings-
III r61s = - - 7.
The Sneedville news. (Sneedville, Tenn.) 191?-19??, 1918-07-12
. The SMEEDvIlLE NEWS
HENRY GREENE.
EDITOR AND PUBLISHER.

A weekly Newspaper devoted to the
industrial, intellectual and moral de-
xelopment and growth Of Hancock
!ounty in particular and East Tennessee
IN general. Republican In politics, fear
tess IN defer Sc Of truth, and ever zeal
ous IN advocacy Of whatever tends to
ne tetterment Of our section or con tri-
outss to the happiness Of its homes.
The Sneedville news. (Sneedville, Tenn.) 191?-19??, 1918-07-12

County Normal viii begin Monday
July sa. Dls. All TEACHERS must at
tend who expect to teach. except
those attending the Normal Schooa.
l.. ] OAtron. Supt.
The Sneedville news. (Sneedville, Tenn.) 191?-19??, 1918-07-12

/ The following parties are appointed
TO hold said elections and required by
law to make due retafns to us In sealed
envelopes, tugethee with al tickets
cast in said elections, addressed to Geo.
A. Williams Chairman OF the Board Of
Election Commissioners Sneedvilla
Tennessee, not later than IL o'clock,
noon, on Monday August 9Th, 1913.
The Sneedville news. (Sneedville, Tenn.) 191?-19??, 1918-07-12

(Entered as second-class matter
October 13. 1916, at the postofice at
Sn6edville, Tennessee, under Act Of
March o. 1871
The Sneedville news. (Sneedville, Tenn.) 191?-19??, 1918-07-12

Toths psoplsoof hancock sall
counties of the 10th. Ju1IdDl
Circuit. I thereby annsunse ~
Candidsty'f 'for. Attorney 0eadHal
to be voted for in dbs >eo,mink ..
lection, Aushit let. l9ls.
! have practiced law IA tay
county. sCambb}ll. W ~ ysIka
Was q Spanish American soljjsr.
Am theson of . Fsdsral seadl1k
and X you knew that Ie yeaus
and 10000 Dolassis sA0afh fSf
one man. or Il y6u know that q
tsars "a. 600 Dollars 10 too rntcA
forcne MAN. then vots fer ~
Am a'fhend to tAsStak paJAdb
s1d will not countsnanes sut
friviious Or maltiUus 'fitikslDUh.
thus keeping burdens IA tnx
payers. Politically, ram . b.
publican
So thanking iiy and al p><Nls
whom 'msy sdpbortms. \ bsg'N
remain,
Your frier.d and servant.
=. q holllnesyto{k
The Sneedville news. (Sneedville, Tenn.) 191?-19??, 1918-07-12

dId1t6 IL. $780, q ~
b he Sixth ,Distsiet = ~ -
m SnssdwlIs a lBondav Of n.
cunt Court snd draw sStrsws =
asesrtaih three elcadsdstss ~ =
elected In August
We - ssgassd n Z miraex
war. Our boys ass allIinsbcl6s.
tne benldihs missilb at fths hG1k.
itchSrs. Our nation b 'wridne
:, new pasesfn history BY the sirj.
hhs blood Of our youak nhsko1
2 ceysnd o. 'briny ssas. ChriS.
'eiah Civilization Of 49, ~
grand old United States = ~
champion, = being ehalisaeeS
by scientific Bdrb1sSAhiSn. x6n.
GdefinS that We are snsassS q
an iron grip and 'dsath stra-rn
more threatening PERHAPS '61h
me dark days sf the early xir.
t'ss. ] deem Il the duty 6fevefL
soundinindsd AMERICAN hslp ~.
w this dreadful war TO -
ew'ftsst prevention Of ths &C.
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