The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1921-08-12

S ToT Ws 6aYS
y d ess b st n as S Rs
country grateful remembers what did
because those who died that civilization
There is thing this that cannot be
any In the Revolutionary War one
a s5a Of d sh PsPS ~ro 0gRf the
a War; War bur BUT the Great War; everybody WHY
Of we bt bs save o our %e o
nearer right than the who when asked what the
S rac D1 p f f fsugbte But believe
D Dor seng n the ' Declaration
Bunker Hill to dto m fU% IN u that to
heritage Of the revolution And what splendid b grage
the Atlantic ocean The within sound Of
distant fields But seed fathers planted has lifted tree
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and o Rgh is the Oldest the
world No people living under principles and laws SO near
y Identical that established over hundred and
forty Py sa we have made seven eOnsti
being adopted almost hnS bar paed
when two more were Three of the remaining were
added rssn o uT c % euaue nd the
& regulate sD one sSe a of &
far Judge Su at he GuF and bs but
likely in the future The question often akea now
r % of their Fathers so long each generation shall have
%en wsn nt6 R hd Great War; No other
present has better record IN b 5 rat boards and there were
mi univ o hundred and sevenyo acker small
SECTION ef on Gni pff like the Town
sa2 ses S a af s.sa anu
d km4 enre the nation for it let not
without should never have no Sta4 o the s
Rse se we sno and equal station Nature and
N nndd h sa set With its its every gS muped
the w Tes h of the S'R YET %
than military enterprises and about one year Of Sa
oever but we may we'll ourselves the words of the poet
What bivouac of The
H Mil MUM ' and the last great ?"
None Therefore that should train
bGgS Ss we're every aRsf G from IS IS
receive military training Gs s W have heretofore plunged
into unframed and out sometimes defeated IN battle
B but rsiT Tfy b H05osa By its
Bef had little g5 i 10000 n esoD1e to
protect and defend the of an % Gdt De-
usonone the pernous books that was ever PoDI
Kaiser himself is said to have encogra D so aT ne when we
realized the advantage preparedness we talked much about uni
Se of the WAR; We have talk back to
our dreams of PGaG' but p'0G d not hnk that military
become or that 1T s Not bring peace
said One who spake no other spoke one " d learned
referees you may sing the praises of the quiet life in your schools
You smoke and thunder will always tramp horses and the
silent rigid qpturned face Men may n b a forever only when
the dreams Of the accepted charts to guide the d
our boys as we have in the past battle unframed and unpe
pared uuborded urmeet-
battle picked them raw from 'h
And what did We they should compass Warcra learned IN
breath,
Knowledge unto occasion first far view of Death
So And We train the dogs feed and prize
worthy the souls your
What that Indictment LOOK at our
-FOUR tunes s
the English french
foreign SOIL 10000 American poys are
by and
is upon our them into the hell OF battle WIoU
having taught how handle themselves as we have FePeea
v done in the past that the battle OF Se
the OF our
but many them nsufhcenty trained mha tbe
thousand rifles picked up on
msloaded MADE
nteIv harmless Why that? 1t because you
mt men under the of battle unframed to function
automatically -. ~. 80 t,r,rro+e
said him. You
in the army make soldier in six months whe
to M a sailor" You wrong,
Napoleon six to make soldier 90 n9 .hn
thousand hours
centred by European regulations order fit for military
march handle
a fussing with his
what he doing Il trying to learn now 70
it, was the reply learn that back home = NO &