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The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-07-17

Sec. 3. That the election commission of
 the city of Birmingham is hereby ordered and directed to give thirty days notice
 Of such election, which said notice shall
 be given by publication in the Birming-
 ham Age-Herald a newspaper published
 in the city of Birmingham, once a week
 for three consecutive weeks which mo-
 tice shall state the purpose for which
 the election is to be held and the time and places of holding the same. the amount of the proposed bond issue, the rate of interest the bonds are to bear. the time for which they are to run, and the purpose for which the bonds are to be issued and such notice shall be signed by the election commission of the city of Birmingham, Ala.
 Sec f. That the election herein pro- viGed for shall be held on the date above
 mentioned between the hours of o'clock a m. and o'clock D. m., and by the election officers and at the voting places
 designated by the election commission of
 the city of Birmingham, all in accordance with the notice of said election to be given by the said election commission as provided by law.
 Sec D. That the election commiss.on of the city of Birmingham shall canvass the returns and declare the result or such election, and said commission shall meet in the council chamber of the city
  August, 1919, at o'clock p. m, and shall canvass the returns of such election and declare the result thereof
 Sec. (. That a record of the result ct such election as ascertained and de- clared by the election commission shall
 be recorded in the minutes of the proceed- l. ines of the commission of the city of
 Birmingham, and when so recorded the records shall be conclusive evidence of the matters therein stated and the valid | ity of such election, unless contested as provided by law.
 ] Sec. T. That the election commission or 1 the city of Birmingham shall appoint | three managers and one returning officer and two clerks for each polling place, | and such officers are required by law | to conduct such election, and that in ap- pointing such officers as far as prac- 1 ticable one manager at each voting place shall be known to favor the issue Of the tonds proposed to be issued and one man. 1 ager against such issue. That the elec- I ton commission shall notify the man. agers, clerks and returning officers of
 their appointment and shall deliver the 1 boxes and ballots to the managers at the several voting places in the city Of Bir- {, mingham. l Sec. 8. That after said vote shall have
 been canvassed. the election commission l shall have the custody of the ballots cast
 at said election and shall preserve the same for a period of thirty days, and in ! the event of a contest being instituted, | if shall preserve said ballots until the contest shall have been finally deter
 mined.
 Approved July 1s 1919.
 President Pro Tem of the Commission. l A true copy:
 Fl. s. RYALL, City Clerk 1 Aee-Herald, July IT, 1919.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-07-17

Sec 3. That the election commission of the city of Birmingham is hereby or dered and directed to give thirty days notice of such election, which said no- tice shall be given by publication in the Birmingham Age-Herald, newspaper published in the city of Birmingham, once a week for three consecutive weeks. which notice shall state the purpose for which the election is to be held and the time and places of holding the same, the amount of the proposed bond issue, the rate of interest the bonds are to bear, the time for which they are to run, and the purpose for which the bonds are to pc issued, and such notice shall be signed by the election commission of the city of Birmingham, Ala.
 Sec. 4 That the election herein pro vided for shall be held on the date above mentioned between the hours of o'clock a. m. and o'clock p. m., and by the election officers and at the voting places designated by the election commission of the city of Birmingham, all in ac- cordance with the notice of said election to be given by the said election commls- sion as provided by law.
 Sec 5. That the election commission Of the city of Birmingham shall canvass the returns and declare the result of such election, and said commission shall meet in the council chamber of the city hall or Birmingham on the 18th day Of August, 1919, at o'clock p. m., and shall canvass the returns of such election ana declare the result thereof
 Sec & That a record of the result of such election as ascertained and declared by the election commission shall De re- corded in the minutes of the proceedings of the commission of the city of Blrming- ham, and when so recorded the rec ords shall be conclusive evidence Of the
 %AI z6 n of such election, unless contested as pro- yided by law.
 Sec. '. That the election commission Of the city of Birmingham shall appoint three managers and one returning officer and two clerks for each polling place, and such officers as are required py law to conduct such election, and that III appointing such officers as far as prac- ticabIe one manager at each voting place shall be known to favor the issue of the bonds proposed to be issued and one man. ager against such issue. That the elec- ton commission shall notify the man. agers clerks and returning officers or their appointment and shall deliver the boxes and ballots to the managers al the several voting places in the city or Birmingham.
 Sec. g. That after said vote shall have been canvassed, the election commission shall have the custody of the ballots cast at said election and shall preserve the same for period of thirty days, and in the event of contest being instituted 1t shall preserve said ballots until the contest shall have been finally deter mined.
 Approved July r, 1919
 J. R. HORNADY, President Pro Tenn of the Commission.
 A true copy:
 H. s. RYALL, City Clerk.
 Age-Herald. July II, 1919.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-07-17
Ordinance No. 638-C

An ordinance to order an election to be held in the city of Birmingham for the purpose of submitting to the quali- fled electors of the city of Birming- ham. for their determination by ballot. n proposition to issue bonds of the city of Birmingham for the purpose of pur- chasing real estate necessary for ssle site of building to be used for public auditorium. and for the erection and establishment of a public auditorium, said bonds to be in the amount of five hundred thousand dollars N500.00 to mature ten GOD years after date or Issue and to bear interest at the rate of five per centum. (5 per centum) per annum, payable semi-annually, and to be secured by first mortgage or deed of trust upon the property acquired. or to be acquired, with the proceeds of such bond issue and to be further secured by the pledge of the net revenues de-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-07-17

NOtlve ul opeclaI bOnu Elovelcn
 Notice is hereby given that an cleo tion will be held in the city of Bir- mingham, Alabama, on Monday the 18th day of August 1919, as provided by Ordinance No. 636-C adopted by the Commission of the city of Birmingham, Alabama on the 18th day of July. 1919. entitled. An ordinance to order an cleo tion to be held in the city of Birming- ham for the purpose of submitting to the qualified electors of the city of Birmingham. for their determination by ballot, proposition to issue bonds of the city of Birmingham for the pur- pose of acquiring real estate for the sites of buildings necessary for the Fire Department for the erection there on of building or buildings necessary for the Fire Department, and for pur- chasing of fire equipment for the Fire Department of the city of Birmingham, said bonds to be in the amount of Five Hundred Thousand Dollars ($500,00O), to mature ten U0) years from the date of issuance, and to bear interest at the rate of five per centum (5 per centum) per annum payable semi-annually. and to be secured by first mortgage or deed of ,rust upon the real estate acquired or to be acquired, with the proceeds oi such bond issue, and to be further se- cured by the full taxing powers of the city of Birmingham heretofore, now or hereafter conferred upon it by law and by the full faith and credit of the city of Birmingham"
 Said election is to be held for the pur- pose of submitting to the qualified electors of the city of Birmingham, foi their determination by ballot. the ques- tion as to whether or not the commis.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-07-17
Notice of Special Bond Election

Notice is hereby given that an cleo ton will be held in the City of Hir mingham. Ala, on Monday, the 1Sti day of August, 1919, as provided ordinance No 63S-C adopted by tf Commission of the City of Birminl ham, Ala, on the 18th day of Ji: 1919. entitled "An ordinance to orc an election to be held in the Cit.
 Birmingham for the purpose of :
 hitting to the qualified electors
 the City of Birmingham. for their q. termination by ballot. a proposition te
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-07-17

St. Ensley. Fairfield Gate Lodge. Approved July IT, 1919.
 J. P. STILES,
 Judge of Probate
 J. c. HARTSFIELD.
 Sheriff. ELECTION COMMISSION, CITY OF BIRMINGHAM. A true copy: H. S RYALL, City Clerk -ARe--Herald Tulv 17-24-3i 1919
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-07-17

5Sth st., Ensley. Fairfield Gate lodge.
 J. P. STILES. Judge of Probate. J. c. MANSFIELD, Sheriff ELECTION COMMISSION CITY OF BIRMINGHAM
 Aqe-Herald Tt1l., r oa q1
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-07-17

Make a cross mark CX) before or after the proposition you wish to vote for, For Public School Buildings Fond issue. Against Public School Buildings Bond Issue.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-07-17

eighth street. Ensley. Fairfield Gate Lodge.
 J. P. STILES,
 Judge of Probate.
 J, c. HARTSFIELD,
 Sheriff. Election Commissioners City of Birmingham Aga Iu1v 1g-oA-S1
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-07-17

Make a cross mark (X) before or after the proposition you wish to vote for.
 For Fire Department bond issue.
 Against Fire Department Bond Issue.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-07-17
Notice of Special Bond Election

Age-Herald July 17-24-s1.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-07-17
Notlve ol opeclaI pono Ele~ticn

H. s. RYALL, City Clerk July IT, 1919.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-07-17

Precinct S, District 6-voting place, Behrens Park Fire Station, Ave. H ana | 11th Street, So. Precinct s7, District 7.-voting place. Morris Letaw's Pharmacy, 18th St. ana | 11th Avenue So. Precinct M. District s.-voting place. Copeland's Pharmacy, 18th St., and l4ta Avenue, So. | Precinct N, District 9--voting place Highland Pharmacy. Five Points. Precinct B. District 1o-voting place City Hall, 4th Ave, and 18th st. Precinct 42 District 1-voting place l !. c. sargent's Store. Acipco. Precinct 42 District 2-voting place nst Ave, Drug Co.'S. Store. 26th St. and e1st Ave, North Birmingham. precinct 42. District 3-North Birming- ham Fire Station. 27th Ave, and 26th
 Precinct 42. District .4-voting place, Browns Corner Drug Store. 35th Ave. 27th St.. No. Bham l Precinct 45, District l-Voting place
 W. D. Morris Drug Store. 1901 Ave. F.
 Ensley.
 Precinct 4E. District 2-voting place
 Ensley City Hall. Precinct 45. District 3-Voting place lM. NJ Johnson's Store 23o7 Ave. G. Ensley Precinct 45. District 4-voting place Highland Gro. Co Store. Palmer Ter
 race Station. So. Ensley car line. Precinct 45. District 5-Voting place
 Thomas Drug Store. Fairview Station. So Ensley car line.
 Precinct 45. District 6-Voting place Iw. l.. Hargraves Store, 2340 18th St. Ensley.
 Precinct 46, District 1-voting place lJ. N. Anderson's Office. S31 No. filth St. East Birmingham.
 Precinct 46. District 2-Voting place Avondaie City Hall.
 Precinct As, District s-voting place. IT. lG. McEver's Store. s21 No. fist St, Avon dale
 Precinct 52-voting place, Vivian Fin Department Station.
 Precinct s3-votinx place. Pt. of Fair
 field district lying N of the So. line o
 Sec. 1, ID. IS. Range {. Avenue E and SStt
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-20
!. RuaIness rrontrtIes and Store.

BUSINESS PROPERTY for sale near sea
and Market s!s.' the heart Of West Ph.la-
l. station, walk block; good for real
estate, tailor, barber. shoe repairing or any
li9ht business; A living rooms; newly painted
and papersd; price t4400, oni- $1,000 cash
Apply 6tbe Ranstead st. 2, ~ -,
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1725 BERKS STREET

Srlondidly built 9-room dwelling; Corver-
SONS, 20lo Columbia ave. ''N '''' .
I'D GTRRrSTEE Rnttdni:oS SALE To- LOSE ESTATE
RGt"nww"""% sSssSd @ssSssSd sd1%H"H rent ST.
NYER$ TN hAFTT fi%1s'4 Ri2s if2SG& % FsT. sns i1G
lNblNiDrAL HOME BUYERS
f. 70, >"% soa %!sG sdr[ mic" nartment we got them
ro"ms w s' ii bTtTSS botSS 'GGn 1acGE GaEg"rtmsqt tTst has
nLrexcl ll,lg. lombard 5a7. N'Hh'N 4'o
23ln TIuGA ST-Immediatc posscssion- -
eE TE%"nS R"T'9 d trS1t SDtb paGH hail electric
ngriwo9d rny9 a,%orSs. washtuhs; price $1,000 rash
II W PEGl.EY 1925 Columbia ave
$r2NE AXb $5 nFFcK 10 p no T6oMs ST9ET 9E}ET
TI5S TTLI5,SS!SESSlpN W SO THE LAND TITLE AN1
cHrsFFNr'r tHlSF ~ $rs Ms WALKER BROAD ANn
o.,S SSMALL HOUSES FOR INVESTMENT
giSsIId1 ,n"i'hEow, assesssd sl10o, rent ST.
la1l 1.Ia ETr" +; %, assSssed $500. rSnt si7
are1 sS'ssss sssessed ssdOG ssS6 Tsp' rsnt t SIS
MYERS & BARTH Ridge ave. and 10th.
TEN 1-room dwellings rented at Sil per
to 800 prices; AS these Sc houses house, 'rSn rSGu,re
amos, no r"pGiriing and are ALWAYS rented
% EYHSE or x 20 LRWr$ REGT $e"t 81, on naS tHf
T"'. "ldo Sn-"cc 5a-G2 ''''''''
ATTRACTIVE RESIDENCE, 1919 y. ,aad
,StIllhPtHFne0 mouse, side yarn, hot
water neat electric lights, ha rdwoud on first
moor: II rooms situated on the broad hnulr-
Nard, opposite Fairmount Park Can be seen
NJ NEwMAYER, iS14 y. s1st "'S'S st. or 20
NEAR THE PARK--a107, aIIa a1I6- Co
lumbih ave: 1913 ~ 33d ST on the Park
'front.'; hnreaius at present prices; terms can
be arranged on some Of them. PEMBERTON
ESTATES Harrison Rldg
u To DATE. electric lights steam heat.
rooms. hnth and shed Frankford ave.
hhd NHnhnEn 81 $500 cash buys one OF
thes" beautiful homes !. W. clayton, 3152
Frankford ave.
APARTMENT HOUSE-IG npartments
timely constructed. all tenantpd best loCa-
tlon in III" city, hrst.class Investment: pays
big returns. MORRIS BERNSTEIN. 2200
Arch st.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-20
HOUSEKEEPING APARTMENTS

JUST A FEW apartments left In the finest
central location Of this city, 2 rooms.
bath and kitchenrt'a. unturniShed $3.50.
Merton Greimes Harrison Building. Locust
926l.
SPRUCE ST, 2I10-Excellent corner fur
nished housekeeping apartment.
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ROOMS WANTED

YOUNG BUSINESS WOMAN. Protestant
desires rn nm wItt uIict rofn"d fnInilv .
excellent references; location 10th to 45tn
st. between Chestnut and Pine SITS. l?s
edCrr Office.
REFINED business woman desires room and
hath' central. with nriv far' OK re'. ;
state full pa. and ph. number. 328 L. o
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DOGS

SALE - Thoroughbred Boston hull, female
wear old Phone Oyerbrook 5I42
WHITE ESKIMO PUP. s weeks ago. Apply
1917 n. G2d St
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE

BOOKKEEPER desires permanent position.
O85. Ledger Office.
DREssMAKER, renov'r, col, wishes eng is.
ladies'. chill. clothes; ref 05S N Jessup st
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2001 N. BROAD ST.

APPLY OWNER
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA
1p"Psr RR6WN e sWS h9gSeS GH Get Our Rro is
lS22 y 18TH sT.-Excollcnt condition. IL
rooms, choice residence. for private fam
NY inspSetion by appointment. Phone Ken
$4,000 HoME-sOl Corinthian ave. 0 rooms,
all Conveniences; good location.
ALFONSO MINNICK. 10Th above Ridge ave
DESIRABLE dwelling: near Broad and
'"'NSOT TAUIANRE. SRS0S 500 toE wsnaS SfnGfe st.
SOUTH ST. north side west OF 4th; fine
EHs 9Ssiness RSo%H SsstSS sarly p?ssgss'oq
son st. I rooms ali conveniences: now
vacant. Alfonso Mnnick, 10th above Ridge.
FOR SALE-a0so D st; in good condition;
mem,s GXMER6N gsIi ReSsnston1m RGaiTs 1mPySy' RTS
sALE-l52S NJ, Yernon;'12 rooms. . baths
rAR8ER &fEEF i7aS Eas FafmouSe FfeE SeFs%tn s%s GEO
400 s. 21ST ST.-Large 1O-room house;
oft. j. y MCCONNELL 4iH S, Goth St. "'
1@14;lG,l.S;;a%.9o;22 RopMAN sr,-Rent sls.
~ GRiSGoM 2l0Q Catharfne st.
s31ON--Corner. 1901 w. Firth St. rooms
ARF6Ns6 MHNG% GRnVf9f"GSs iSh sSove Ridge
ola S l6TH--Grocery store and dwelling:
LEWIS COHEN. ll1s Lincoln BLDG.
2Oi0 WILDER STU rms. all cony-: un.
derdrained; coIored neiEhborhood only only ,S5o ,SS5Ti
cash REQ, price clear $1,000 h26. Led ON
NyEsTMy,E5EET-Si pr"peerdtties, S. Phila,
Elomenhoft @ 1901 S oh, DicklnsRSn RSs'fsS9n 4Ia9
i418 GERMANTOWN. AVE and I dwellings
AiFREb + tfh5 " WILLIAMS. s2a w.Inu, 5,
desire BILE central location; price right
SAMUEL NJ. GAYLEY. 1909 Pine st
CITY HOMES, with garage privileges, at
old prices: some barGains:
ABERNETHY 1928 Chestnut St
COG-6is f. ONTARIO ST.--Immediate pos
sSsslGp P1rEe and all PmprGysmeRt;
:, each rent Tor both s27; price $1,000
$50 s lsTH@ThEse story; 10 rms. and bath.
10 suit purchaser. Farrell. 10 S Goth
2O32 ~ PARK-12 rms, baths, side W rd;
mo. Lease s6s0o. Glenn, 16i7 Columbia.
F2Sa %st Psm hRsa G s4sS sms sss F BrS!.
HOME buyers waiting; list your properties
with me. Lewis Cohen. Ills lincoln EldE.
2o9O $. JUMPER ST;-Two story, q rooms;
vacant: TAULANE: 300 Walnut st.
i488 CHRISTIAN ST-Ten rms. 8 sty-
good con, Lewis Cohen. Ills lincoln Ridg
COLoRED buyers, goth & Ellsworth: sty.;
entLrely renoyated Smith. 1855 Pt freeze
2sGs PASKrsTce dc. .Is ,7 re- 0EGs
GROCERY store, dwelling, 2Sd Fitzwater
LEWIS COHEN lllS Lincoln Bldg.
1927 MASTER ST.--Gesu parish: ~ rms,
% 6N95; imm, Doss. Glenn 1917 Columbia.
SALE-s2ln w oxford ST. Amply Room
TO- Lafayette Bldg. 9Th and Chestnut.
20O3 n iH;OAD--is feat by 1872.
1LFREh u wIILIAMs, hss walnut st,
1923 8 24TH-ssyep rooms; all cows. price
2aOS MORRIS ST.--Eight rooms porch;
price $4,000. John DeishsE. I'D and IRsker
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BOARD WANTED

REFINED young woman, employed. desires
nicely furnished room in hrst-Class apart
ment house. also dinners If obtaina BILE: state
terms Address Apt Mr. No l. Homewuod
Apts., Baltimore. Md.
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BOARDING

SPRUCE ST. 1G33-SinRle room running
water; board and table board
s22 COLUMBIA ANE.-First-class ss board 50
per week home comforts; phone.
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J. R. MASSEY & SON
18th and Green Streets

1910 $1,000: price '"' ....."...'..e.ss s"'' " $4,000
i"'' $4,000. pr,ce rent goo '''s''.' "S'' 5000
% Green ST rent sg5: price w 1000
1912 Green at rent las: price ... 1000
6i5 N lTth 81 rent $40: price ... $500
1920 ogden at: rear. rent $40. price 2700
Tl8 y. 18Th st. rent $40; price. ...... 21Oo
go clEgsae ge st st p reSt 81 Sis so prics w""' $500
1918 W. York ct. :; des home price. 90. 800
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FOR HUDSON AND HtIpMORTIE REPAIR
WORK
See the Brnndywine Auto Repair Co.
Fcon & Ray Simpson. formerly with Cow,
ery-Schwartz Co, now established at i9aS. .Ss
RrRndywIne st Poplar 2Ob5
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1919-02-13
Bavaria and the Wittelsbachs


The earliest known inhabitants Of the dcts Ba
varia people probably Of Celtic conquered by
the Romans just before the Christian The Bavaans
under the rule of the Franks probably without
quite satisfied under their dukes As however
vara became the against the nroads the Sv national
spirit thus developed
Christianity had fingered the country from Roman
given fresh impetus by the arrival Of Rupert bishop of Worms
who founded heather
end the eighth checked by
noted British missionary St Boniace who
church.
the Frankh kings
troubled period Various dukes possessed her; frequent and
the close of EACH Bavaria invariably the the
Gradually however settled
importance and enjoyed
In $780, Henry of Welt the Duke
under the imperial ban and the Duchy
the old Bavrn family of Webach which family held
throne until the abdcaion of Ludwig few days
The Witebach themselves enlarge their dominions This
done chiefly by purchases Of land from adjoining families
queny these resulted in and Bavaria unhappy
state At last successful followed by long and that
period Macmillan L. and his Ferdinand 6579) up
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1919-02-13
Who-Is-Who
People Who Do Things And Are Talked
About in the News Of the Day
s. Sc1ecfld
Selected.

The British following THE
king gladly Patricia of Con-
naueht Ramsey of the f Dali
Patricia Connaughis daughter OF the duke of
Connaueh of Canada and Of King
George She her early thir and long has been fayoe
Known Princess Pat she has
of the members of British
royalty.
Several times reported The king of
span Angesey Turin Grand Duke Michael of
whom the princess said
10 be engaged.
One Canadas regiments the Princess Pat"
the who is the honorary colonel in chief
Alexander Robert Ramsey is the royal
He 1884, the thirteenth of Dahous
the Dadaneles in 1914 and
the Distinguished Service Order
young with high
humor and ondness for golf and horseback rid
ing She favorite with Edward VII.
felt Canada the marriage of Princess
Patricia. which is to take place in February.
Senator p Pennsylvania formerly secretary state
propounded
Holding enangng
association of the United
States and other nations for world welfare and that his proposal
would strengthen the Monroe doctrine enuncated his
thus:
If situation should arise which any power combination
should directly indirectly the freedom and of
Europe the United States would regard such situation with
freedom and and would consult with
menace"
spoke his
place the record avong the of
the freedom the
Of the immediate the
peace conference.
striking tribute skill of Brig Douglas
Macarthur the Egyourh brigade the
anbow division, Maj Charles Menoher
mery of this DIVISION letter General Pershng,
for second the promotion of General Macarthur the rank
of major general.
Macarthur
the major of engineers when the United States entered
has the
American personal gaanty adj
has recommended for the French Legion Honor
The contributions made military establishment by this
general officer already have had reaching effects General
Menoher He
bodies battle DURATION
believe has actually commanded larger bodies
than other officer with instance
He has developed combined applied
correlated with effect the husbandy of his
resourcefuness which
commander in has,
His efforts have been untirng,
least regard for his personal safety"
Admiral William Sims. the American fleet in
European will be relieved his
presidency of the United Naval War college Newport L.
it announced by Secretary Daniels 1t expected that Admiral Sims
will take his
Secretary college
appropriation of last Plans have been made
until it's officers throughout
Secretary Daniels preaching the
in the world for the United States. He says:
Suppose the do to
Then entirely obvious all
aize her destiny impulse she 10 plav
her the protection of small nations
the freedom of the
that will be powerful that
In of world police quite would be i'm
for America consider the proposition contributing
number of smaller greatest other
power
Col Oscar j. Charles. young officers
the wounded September 20 by shell fragment which
his his leg below the
enton the himself reed served wound
ed him with regiment
until the battle Colonel