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Books and Authors.

X TIC American SPIRIT b. Franklin
.-ine' secretary OF the interior Ia
a a. late issue by Frederick 4 Stakes 60
r., rank!in X Lane has proved his abli:,"
soot vuIh me me hearts OF men with tho
rsach their intelliEenccs Wien. in
80, simple. graphic, man-to.nan
80, ne pictures the real American
rs. ana me real American spirit they
az on me universal outline Of things
NAT arc worth fighting FOR ,hat mus
r no. De allowed 10 perish from the
eaF'h. democracy, as he po.,ravs IL
IS something noblcr finer than Inc
mere exercise OF sclf-gcvcrnmcnt Tho
Iueals OF the American nation. the
U.s. ioF which We tigh:. our rotations
!" our allies orr obligations and our
opportunities. and our abiding faith
mat the struggle shall not be in vain
m ~ never been put moro simply and
them here AZ"
Rulers last pen venture. Is To- b.
published in book form bv iIourb.on
Miflin Co carly in March. This short
articie appeared in the January Amer
a.Ai. causing so much admiration
among all classes Of pcoplc-ministers
BUSINESS men, shopkcpcrs. and even
, "nSti.Glic sGniuscs that Mr.. Buffers
decided 10 take the article over and
make II into a small sized hook. a boo
Wn!ch vii. In physical anpca rance. re-
-
Goat Feathers" arc side interests
whirh distrac; men from their main
mus,ne5 ,ncg OF life c.nsinE it TO deter
crer is man who becomes hvpno-
tizcd by his avocations TO tho cStcnt
OF forgetting his vocation. There are
many such men. There - SO ,nucb
common sense and so much uncom-
mon wisdom in Coat Feathers" tina,
a large leather manufacturing cor
Germ. Alexander Brothers, of pbil,
dclnhia, skinned the PHILOSOPHERS
cream from the article. and had II made
TO all its employees.
Lieutenant Edward Stroetcr has done
good job He has "Mablc led tho
American public in tho ten months since
his inmiiable love letters Of q rookie
appeared TO he "MabIe ICED" means
AS nearly we can define ito he
'nterprisins. democratic, Independent
all over; galvanized TO snubs never
caught off guard: quick 10 sec what
ISN'T there for the fun YOU could get
onl OF IT, II II was there; intcrcstcd;
energetic IN little things; never really
dauntcd by anything: or, to quote Eli!
himself, capable OF "crackin' Jokes an
kecpin, cvc.rybody, laiim' when things
decidedly joliier for all concerned so
the more ncoplc hurry up and &C;
"Mabic- lied" tho better. over 500, 900
copies Of "Dcrc Mablc" scattered tho
and 10000 OF special edition in
France. arc doing tho good work.
Moreover. i; is book which is "ad-
vcrtised by its loving friends; passed
cverywhcrc--in Office, home. camp and
hospital. And speaking of hospitals.
there is no book half so popular among
the wounded men AS that same 'Dcre
Nah according TO numerous letters
received by the publishers, FTcdcrick
a. Stokes Co.
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the streets were FUN OF officers. from
c%lone,s down. who did not know where
took no trouble TO learn. because thov
,st, rcsponsihili,y only to the distant
thc loss or tho light a, Manassa. wnS
uuc in great measure to tho incom-
pctcncc Of such men. Vet tho measure
could not he put through. some Hc-
publican Senators insisting that IL Eaye
inc PRESIDENT TOO much power and
WAS invasion of tho rights or tho
states and the men who mad elected
their officers. Tho present Senator
s,mnii,,h has has not gone SO Tar as to
not DC allowed to remove "A drun,;cn
or cowardiy lieutenant. hut MIR Lin.
ginning.
Tha, extra session wound up August
with the Ilousc hiiariously intoN..
Gratis. including the five antiwar mem.
o.rS OF the party. and tho Republicans
other When the savcl fell a drunken
member from Minnesota had been set
"f he Go nd pla Ey cIp% of mt'H 1oa speech
CHAM. OF ohio. .icrccst and
Of the 9uis lssnn of all The opponcnis
ai ,,,lH; as interiocutor. Shouts OF
h tanER6,s AR, arc noted by the clerk in
se enthsis du frnS 'hG remarks q ,ha
Hpcak"r announced that his specc,
would be carried over TO tho mex; scs-
SION as unfin iShcd business
Nobody knows whether Mr. Lincoln
would have brought the comntrv
,hrouSh reconstruction without the
horrib'e mistakes that were made ~
ever would have delivered anothcr An
Dress like that at Gettysburg Tho
opinion OF many competent judges. Inc
most perfect Grafton that human li,,s
ma vc uttered The facts are that he
- accepted by his own country and
r r., r,Ir,i IN history ono Of the
woriaa very greatest men and ,iI;,f
&c was subjected To exactly tho same
nnna OF ,criiicism now being directed
against Mr.. Wilson and was accused
81 ca, ,ne sane h mistakes and Sins. ono
senator declared. in open spccch and
"i'h9u, rcbukc. that If righ, was done
Mr. Lincoln would bc at tho b.,r OF
me senate answering imncachfuon.
proceedings Instead OF sending ordcr
TO be obcycd Tie rubber stsmn had
,Sc h Hfh. Invented ,hen. but ali ,hromsh
mat tho Congress had surronScpnI
lls powers and it's functions and he,
conc the mere register Of tho viii n.
IN executive surely tina, is familiar
20 ,hoSe OF U3 WHO follow tho spc"'hcs
!" w ;ne pr present n, Senate and Louise.
!" t.Son could be assured that In ihe
AtoTy OF ihis country and tho worj.I
~" VII stand alongside President lin
800 ~ M3nln tic at!stied ahundantiy.
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Washington. but even a breach of etiquette
in the capital city OF the state OF the Pres
idcnts nativity docs not brand hiN, as dis
loyal. Indeed it may be questioned il the
women who turned their backs on him were
not violating the tcnctS OF Nirgnia'S hoSpi-
tahtE ny their uvcrSt raining at tho dcbat bic
point OF patriotism. In this connection il
might be noted that whereas Richmond
women. in their CaGcrncss tn defend tho Pres
idcnt and shield him from tho slightest hint
or rcproach. vcrgCd on. If they wero not
guilty of, rudcncss TO u distinguished man
who was their guest, only few hours be-
lore, other women, somo OF them from Vir-
ginia. publicly had burned tho President in
etigy Consistency remains jewel and its
'aiuo increases with its increasing rarity.
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complete history Of Irish music is too
long TO he published in this column
The american History and EncycIopc-
dia OF Music" contains "a good history
Of Irish music. Other books on the
subject arc The Ancient Music Of Ire
land by Edward Bunting; Celtic Irish
Songs and Song Writers" by G. ~
Collins: "Thc National Music OF Ire
land" by Michael c9ran.; History Of
Songs OF ireland by j. l.. Iiattcn aud
J. l.. Malloy:' IA History OF Ireland from
It's First Settlement to tho Present
Time. including particular account
of Its Literature and Music" by
Thomas Mooney, and Historical Nc.
motrs of tho Irish Bards." by j. c.
Walker,
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StahiliLing Prices

THE suggestion of Secretary OF Commerce
fcdheld looking to government stahli-
cation of prices during tho period OF recon
struction is certain to arrest the attention
or every one interested in steering the coun-
trys Industries through tho troubled waters
that arc Immediately ahead Back OF the
proposal, OF course. is the desire TO insure
tho country against dangerous period OF
Unemployment, with its attending fermcnts
OF BolsheviSm. The theory OF the Score
tary OF Commerce appears to he that il prices
arc maintained at their present levels or are
kept from headlong drop. industries will
he treasured. wheels will be kept moving
men will continue in their Jobs and wages
Will not suffer Il rrecipitatc decline
In effect Mr.. Rediield proposes 10 revive
the system that obtained during the war
When the priec-hXing committee of tho
War Industries Board. by fixing the prices
on government purchases. influenced and
Kept stable the prices on private purchases
inc problem, OF course, is different in this
respect that whereas the price-iixing com
mittec during the war sought to keep prices
from soaring upward. the present need is
TO keep them from ;obogsaning downward
whether the reverse process is possible is
dlfhcult 10 answer, for the government is
buying nothing like the controlling quantity
OF products which it bought during the war
when more than half OF the leading indus
tries OF the country were on a 90 TO 100
per cent basis
Undoubtedly the object that Mr. Redfeld
aims at is worthy one. and without ques-
ton IL is 10 be assumed that unemployment
Is the gravest menace now confronting the
nation There is 20 be considered, however
now far il is wise for the government to go
III notherlrC the industries OF the country
Fundamentally, the industries OF this coun-
Try are as sound as ever before in their
history, and their markets never so promis-
ing. There is wisdom in measured aid from
the government in the way of helping 10 open
Up public works projects as means of TAX
ing up the temporary slack of unemplov-
ment that follows behind disqualification OF
the army But American business is never
SO vigorous and resourceful when it is
WORKING out its own problems The man
VINO depends entirely on crutches TO help him
walk is naturally timid OF striking out for
himself. American business must stand on
It's own feet as soon as possible because the
sooner it stops thinking about the dangers
tnat beset II the sooner normal conditions
will be resumed. There is much in the idea
OF psychological depressions" in business.
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News of Fifty Years Ago
tFrom tho Richmond Dispatch. Feb la. lssal

panied by MI s:deil and Few friends he re-
gently visited the famous military school at
tuition by the governor in charge.
1t is estimated by the City Auditor tina, tho
reccip;s Of the city this year from licenses
s23s.464. and disbursements will have to b he
:5SSit9 Amount TO be raised by taxation.
JTase o Meredith yesterday granted a charter
Of Tae pr dna son, oeo 10 Is the e
arc William What p2esidest !0J john thn Fst p y91r
secretary: a. Bodeker, treasurer: James Miller
:. NJ. Roscnbaum and John Purcell. directors
:, The Montsomery Presbytcry has dissolved
Preston and the Salem Church. .Sith The view to-
his acceptance OF the call from the First Pres,
bytcrian Church OF this city
samuel NJ. Rage. newly appointed Common
aaalihed on Monday He IS mili,ar Sun any,
pointcc Of course
this morning to appear bcfor. the Supreme
Court Of tho United States for a ruic OF pro-
hihiton against Judge Underwood. preventing
onerS and convicts.
The electoral vote was counted yesterday in
joint session of the houses Of Congress
Louisiana and Georgia but finally they w.ro
both counted, and Grant and Colfax were duly
declared elected President and Vice President
company OF United States infantry passed
Wilmington, ~ G.
Holden. tho Governor Of North Carolina tclc-
Graphcd the Senator's from that State to oppose
any reduction OF the arm, which will roduco
the Federal Garrisons in North Carolina
Application was yesterday made to tho Pros.
,dcnt Tor permission 20 remove the roma ms OF
nd oep sc and Of G1 Of tho
the custody OF the War Department.
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Health Talks by DR.. VIM. Brady
Warning Signals Of Cancer.
'CopyriEht. i!ik oy Nauonai Newspaper Service,

! Ono of every, ten women and ono In every
tssrftois II sys5y family sGSSr
from o h n9 or @
ease S unknown. but We Know tina, AN an G ab:
ordinary coils OF the s,rueturo Se o2 oss an
S SSsg ssS nSSTv 'ha,
OF All Cancers OF the e The
nals Of cancer q s,omaeh arc dyspepsi, S be
am ne Of forty x, @
and %,I GRADUALLY increasing paior saiiowness.
h hal .i If AL eanssrs in ss
discharge bcimnins in moma or c any
era chdre and sm in moher OF
mora Ssne srco OF the breast is ,weny times
T %n waning n signals ,ho appearance of
WIZ hou kernesp 'oes enl an nG dymp
"Sass !" ss % S ss ms s Ss
oSy fnrg sa ,As proves
ing 'o on tho of t tho skin mos, freaucn,y appear
S SsI9 mos, in the site Of ranE or pnD
the carly ~ ~arnn e ssn for and
SHES, bleeding frequent bleeding from
canaer n rs Se not felt by the victim o:
disease ease h has progressed considerably.
tina, befors The rc;m or his
% S @he sSoDa s oiasass
ys of canss b be 70
Why, what's the matter" You look bad" rs
On the carly recognition OF cancer and It's
hope OF r' 't''
Quotations and Answers
tAinumcn IS Not Bright's Diseasc.-lf little
dtpuncn is round in the urine does
signify, BriEhts disease? Does it signify any
'"SS S. a!puiHSI IN INC urine: NJ. J. l..
NhSWcr-No Albumcn may be found In tho
urine in many conditions besides Flights or
disoas NinnGE diseases Diagnosis OF Brishts
cardio- vascular renal disease) requires not only
INC mao ng or albumcn but also mcroscopical
o of mr. t or the urine and examination
the urine as often depends on other causes as
on, Kaaney disease do not know just what
term. > - '""No
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Treasury Department No, Police Force

Q ECRETARY GLASS, in q letter to Repre-
- sentative c. c. Carlin, chairman Of the
subcommittee OF the House Judiciary Com
lnlttee, vigorously protests against the APP
parent purpose OF Congress 10 shunt onto the
treasury Department the burden OF enforc-
ing nationwide prohibition. The protest Of
me secretary serves TO disclose just what
Kind OF a predicament the country placed
itself in when the State surrendered their
police power, inherent in them separatcly
into the hands Of the Federal government
under the specious guise OF being exercised
''concurrently."
In objectinG 10 the plan. Mr. Glass saws:
he enforcement Of prohibition has no
relation whatever to the collection OF the
revenue, and law which is exclusively OF
police character would certainly comp,i-
cate. II II would not cndangcr, the effective
administration Of the tax laws" In other
words, as the Secretary OF the Treasury I'M
dcrstands the situation il Federal authority
IS TO enforce prohibition by exercising The
police power heretofore belonging TO tho
States exclusively in matters uf that kind
congress will have to create Il special agency
to take over this power from the States and
see 10 It's enforcement. The Treasury De-
partmcnt was created to look after public
revenues, and AS no revenue is deriyable from
a traffic which is absolutely banned, the
treasury cannot Justly be made to look after
INC enforcement Of laws with which lis lcgit-
innate functions are in nowisc concerned
me creation OF the suggested new agcnc,.
ny Congress presupposcs an approximation
uircct from the Treasury TO meet It's rcuuire.
mcnts, or else to vest ii with such extensive
powers as will enable it to operate on \ self
supporting basis If the latter policy should
be adopted, il is conceivable tina, it's ac,iv-
itlcS might IN time under stress OF impov-
crushed conditions. have a tendency 10 dupIi-
cate conditions complained Of in the DccJa
ration OF Independence wherein ii is charged
mat Tho history Of tho present King of
Hrcat britain Is Il history OF repeated in
1urlcs and usurpations. all having in direct
object the establishment Of an absoIutc
tyranny over these States. He has erected
multitude OF new Offices and sent hiihcr
sEarms OF officers to harass our pcoplc and
eat out their substance" etc
Nerily' In the frequent inroads OF insidious
innovations upon the organic structure of our
fedcral republic. VIC arc losing our vigilance
and inviting evils more dangerous than those
sought to be cured
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Thc Trees OF England.

The trees OF England: While she hath
her trees
She hath great virtues stu! While
formal ycw9
Guard her trim gardens. she can never
lose
Homes for her scholars men Of
learned case.
Md while her pines stand stark
against blue seas
MurmurinS Of Yet blucr seas to cruise
Her sons. that hear them. az OF old
shall choose
To quit her peace. and though il burn
or freeze.
To win for her in grim and pcrilou,
realms
New and great glory with her
oaks shall abide her spirit bluff and
HronS:
Anu while her winds arc praycrfuI IN
great Gins. "
Poets shall seek her haunts Of solitud.
Ana English leaves shall murmur
through English Song.
(London).
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with the arrival Of prohibition the soft
drinks will be required to carry IA part OF
the load of taxation long borne by John
barlcycorn. retired. tax Of 20 pcr cent
on all fruit and berry juices is cvokinC man
itcstations of anguish such as John used to
emit Whenever the internal revenue rates
were advanced. Petitions to Congress say
tue proposed tax would ruin great aEricul-
tura districts and large manufactures I'm
oregon. Washington and other Northwestern
States. where loganbcrrics and apples are tho
staples
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Fear has long existed with many people
that the Fellow peril eventually would
reach this country serious menace by
way OF the Pacific Coast. That fear is now
being supplanted by another kind--fear OF
the Red terror" which seems TO have To-
Gated its headquarters and chief initial ac-
tivities in that section The atmosphere
there seems TO breed radcalsm or a violent
type.
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rs getting So said Professor Tombstone
,', u "oesh pay 20 think intclligcntly in
me race OF 50 much competing STUPIDITY WV
W.. "Ne'''se"cc bother about Hoshevism?
Dur" our President in cnigy? What's ,bc ne.
"' sense when Seattle 20 be run hv ,bn
"'n! mats the good Of educa ton when
'""i Is fi2."o with the mines smut down bcr,usn
OF oTcrsuppiy? I'm going to sion ,hinktn
al al "n'i! society US. my mental ou,nm1
Me'd your Kings George"
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me snarcs Of the professional -.
i'orfncI In fac, its cause has boc,
~: urtd ana delayed because The ono
p!S !hca ~ TO secure wo,nan's vote
n ",,DN UP ihc grating policies. and un.
al ihat Vote is used as az,
-. t!senlcnt to further chc schemes
-, 70 sun an extent that many of ON.
,,.,iErcScniati"cs make the serious mis-.
o o,hc OF assoc'ot,nG one party wiEh III.
Jefaa. tonscIucntiy. suffrage suffers
So. ~ supporting and wasting CO
49, 40 on an organization that is {,
- men ,,s 20 the Woman's rarty.
through your valuable paper.
Richmond. Va. February 10, 1919
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weather Torceaxt..

Subscriber, South Ioston.-Unitcd
States Weather bureau forecasts are
based on tho general study OF types
Of weather combined with the study
OF tho series of the daily weather ma p3
for a few days Immediately preceding
tho period for which predictions arc to
be made No forecast of weather is
than is warranted by the rapidly OF
atmospheric changes; AT that time.
Many almanacS contain aStroloEica
predictions but they arc not taken
seriously
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i'Iunder.

nc Gentleman burglar flashed his lamp in
tho startled eyes 0, The aroused hcad %, IN ~
family. '" oi inc
Inely ''ueu' po-
heaven sake. don't shoot" pleaded the
Niri'u MS jewels arc in tina, boy nv ~
""''"N' my money Is in the handbag on The
dresser, my husbands watch"
'"idsiH"''y shooting hole in the pillow IN.
burglar snapped: "
Don't Kid nc! asked you where yo., ,,o>
Your butter ard cEgs"' ''
H"' WITH /" shrek OF desperation the Woman
'."p'' upon MR. for tat was too much, TOO
utterly much' ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-13

Tho "Sclf-determination' contagion has
spread TO South Carolina. the Legislature
having in answer to local petition Just
created the forty-s1th county Of the State
Aiiendalo County. from parts of Hampton and
barhweii Counties. "Self-determination'' is
very plausible sounding in expression. but il
Is IN inc application Of tho principle that
many difficulties arc presented. Denial of
the right OF sclf-detcrmination brought on
the War Between the States
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-13

Some connection may be traceabe between
The statement Of Charles L. Cottrcll, mead OF
the Southern Traffic League, that The rail
road administration has been altogether too
generous in its disposition OF wage increases,
and the sudden conversion OF the chiefs OF
the brotherhoods into ardent disciples OF
government ownership.
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I27th Machine GUN Bnttnliop

NnAlOU" SlSttr, TTOpeWCTT--Tnc Une
hundred and Twenty seventh Machine
Gun Battalion is with the Thirty
fourth Division, which was recently
skelctonizcd, part being put Oh priority
and part sent home. As TO whether
this particular battalion was one OF
the units ordered home. VIC arc unable
to say.
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Dadd v,


mere are songs on dear old Mother by the
There's Mothers Day to celebrate dear
Nav: uc"'
Has appreciation failed "a ncn,Ion -
Huai!inS Daddy. dca, old rops. CO.,,
say '''I
Somei ding nice about the sac.,rc;,
- me ''uf Tyre ana make a tune,
0'''"e poets nave neglected Pap:
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From the boasttui way in which Chancellor
Ebert talks. Germany has not yet accepted
the idea that il whipped in the war, and
If the allies do not let il off easy in the
peace settlement, il will resume hostilities
and secure its rights. In other words, the
German Chancellor still pursues the fatuous
idea that a German peace must be fixed up
before il is accepted by Germany.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-13

human freight. no. ono over dreamed that
II would be put to such use. But the fact
that 1t was used in that manner was sufficient
10 condemn ii for all timo as Il weapon OF
cif'ilGcd warfare. and for that reason It was
no surprise that Great Britain and the United
States, who have fought clcanly. should have
manifested their disgust bv dccdipr 10 ~,
law Il.
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LeraI ,Iurrjpre Acc.

,hicb r,fns I'm nrmrurc liccnsc I o
marry without consent of parents in
Washington. -. c.. and Baltimore. Md.
is twcnty-Onc years: tho legal age for
females without parental consent is
eighteen years In Washington and six
teen YcarS in altimorc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-13
information Bureau.

Inquiries regarding almost my tonic.
excepting Cd legal md medical sub.
Jects. arc answered free. As nil In
fuiries are nuswercd directly by per
Honni letter, self-nddrcssed, staniped
envelope Is required. Address The
iimcs Dispatch Information bureau.
Richmond. w.
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C,r.hon, and I:Ii>,r

]. r. t.. Beach, Na.--All that is said
in the Bible about GcrGhom aud lIliZcr.
TWO sons of Moses. you will find re
corded. about Gcrshom. in Exodus H..
-: xviii, 5: about f.liZcr, in Exodus
xviii 4: Chron. xiii, ID.
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mere IS no limit to Chinas right of self
determination so long as il determines 20
vote and act after the fashion laid dowp ,or
1t o! Japan Otherwise. its right NAV
hnd itself rclegatcd to the Oriental scron-
heap. 81
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FROM TWO to five days in Jail, which quail
"eS 'hem Tor admittance TO the prison spe-
''ai anu tour OF the country to be gazed
y" as martyrs to the cause. is a reward
i''"er IMAM punishment for the suifra-
s's'S VINO traitorously burned President Will
son i'll cligy.
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t6lSt Infa btry.

Mrs. ". II. e., Columbia. Tho One
Hundred and SiNty-nrSt infantry is in
The Forty-irSt Division, Eighth Army
Corps. and was recently a, MISSY SUR
Seine, France.
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horrors OF peace are supplantng the bor
Tors OF war, and even the Germans cannot he
oiah'eu Tor the reappea rance of the skyscrap
ms SILK topper and the car-grazing collar