La Grande evening observer., June 08, 1919, Image 7

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SOT HURT BY iftHMtMATEi
! ThiToplnlon Is nldeO.d In north
" Qfii climes that a Outlnunusty warm
clliuuttv unbroken hy aiftrn mffodie
o 9. "' . T uMriiuriHiii
4.,fiL.IU,i ..
t&cn h7 Vfilffhnr.,.. " '
ii.it.-nti it, i r .. ...
mill mps 'Viliericun Stvlo,
.The hours nf labor Oor-tuslnesa men,
profwalOuat men unci laborers atojnst
uk long as In northern regions'. The
hllila.v8 m1 vucntlon periods are no
mure numerim. The lunch pSriml I
on hour at noon, nd there. Is no
slestu.
A wlilt lnboflng glass dor mf i
Ist in Jlnnail. 'rids Is due, howAer,
"not to climatic condMluiis, bift to the
ecnoonilf competition, of bcnj orl-
autnl lu.aor.
It uttisP ha acknoifledfreil tlmj ttio
eh an Jo from a in'rtberu to suh-trop-
fcal cllinate does not alwcyn naroa with
the white woinett Some suffer A-oin
p,or health and more or fess aromid
. ftiifctiouat derangement However, the
problem Is an open one as to v Nether
'this II directly duo to- cMamtle inal
adaptation. FRENCHMS'S .WORK OF ART
eoaavai Co&a&eal Cla Rmrfe
al HxatftW 0 I annuity I '
14 aawractiv
'TFi.'cloci o ksnuftils (Iranfe) ea
(hednil I so Id tn bt comied of iri."t
rpurnte pieces. On areo on the Ti'J
lliil plntas the hout the Jn pr. the i'k
nd tht Ainth; the rising and setlina
nf th Vun, phases of the, mwon, the
tldrt.-'tne time In tMBrliclpnl'cr.p
, IrnU of tlie jvorld, together vii
trU of terrestrial- ltt astrouomlcat
ulutIon. The framework Is curved,
ink, vtght meters by Ave meters, or
28 feet by m'i fteft Whin the cluck
frlkea all tWe edifice seems 1ft move
ment. The designer wished to depict
the Last Judirnient. This wonderful
work reca-lls. the clock of Strussburl:.'
and Is of nioilern cilnst ruction. It Is
the work of M. Vertte, who was In the
ntfineerlnjr department of the.Xord
Kiirway, and who died In 1S7..
. rock crows, angelK sound a trumpet at
the four ftirdinal rjoints, lituiatioa of
flamet appenrg from te opening ..
1 iltl steeples rlglit mid left. A soul,
tliat of the finH'iiitint thief,, tippt."''
fWfore tlie supreni Jbdge, It I cr-n-deiiiMtd,
"a V enter." And n deiutin
rmtd with a pitchfork lzesTt nn'l
casts It Into the ahys. &exl comes IV
n of the just. The 'angels. ndvic
nd oftnduct It to the realms bf day,
Rtd strains helntf tirarfl.
.0ive)- La af . ttaaa Vw&
Tha. greatest factors that Mia a
he present time in the siyreadtiiff of
niiiaic and the Inducement pf lore
fnr It, are the musia-reproduclng mn
chines of all kinds. What these bnve
.dona' to promote general niuswal
ote general niuswal
jt he overesthhatcd. i
it people whit, a" few'
Jlnowiedge cann
Why, you me
yar ago. would not have known the.
name of one great fnuntcal compoi-1 agc. . irer ice sheets were formed
tlon, who now aire familiar not rtnlyj at tlifTteftit periods hum to the I'ro
wlth th coni4osera Vit "with their j tentzofe age; that K the "age of the
foremoat Interpreters and the wnjs In) olt kjiown s. llmentnry mcks, a
Uich these fnterprctations have Imccii j great, many million years njfo. One
conceived. TMickc peAjtb' kntiw every of the most reeeirt t'liscoveries tt the
ote.of-works they Imtln'Lcven heant a j old ghn-lal dposjs was ma'de by Pro-
flnV yeawi a?o. :
Tt Is n.t- enoiich for a cnmnosltton
o he jrrcnr tn liclp trie worlil. acinar
ully; It hmst he lno'i to tm grt-it.
t'llh n man It l n ('iffc rcnt nwf
Tn VoOr work well, tnyl you will liei
juilgeil hy it. There are' always tHoe ;
mho en judae I. one's work li n'il;f
. It them JiiiIp. Eichnntre. 4
. 1 .
Chang, .of 0neril.
i ponrly lad utrnnser Ifad
vizlnir fic' Fitch a' loni: time with
Merest at a; mansion, wlilt Its stuv
alous. Rtatalv enrriace drive niul ll-l
Vlt Krnunds, that-n-poticcuian nt tl'o
cornel-gr.w suspicious and walked up
fa lllin. "Nice, house," said the ofl -
cer penllilly. ".Te." n-ati the repl.. i
"It's a vry 'nice house, nnd If col
lonef, too." ' "It did thut:" said the
alllcer. "f ftnilt that-house." saifl the
Wi-uiiKcf. The officer looli.d nfthe
edy Indiildual nnd.smlle1.' "What
fliil ver'iUi t with." ho said "n spade
nd line?" "," rcptleil rue. -nan
adly. ."with money left me hr uiy'.
Ulirl. It li not exactly 1 I WOUIU
Have desitned It. or had T , seen'
hefof,. " "Yon never sn'l he-ltto ij p. in.; second tiojf which. p. m.
Hire," Mhl the oflicer. "and' It ain't' to ii.'in.: first wntch 8 p. in. to mid-
Just it vo'd Ilka It. tint you built it; nlht; nfiddle svatrh. midnight .to 4.1
'"it h money left roil he your uncle: a. m.: monilns wntch.' 4 a., in.- to a. I
u: . i-,',o,l loke."' "It'a all rnio."i
pioil
itild the s1H-1l.vstr.n5er;
.naTiiT lawyer i"
the oainr
England and Americ
n. l.nmmee and tradition com-i
Won to Knelnnd nnd-Amcrlcn are Ve !
.ther ttimllT bond.; tin y draw liituln-1 .
Together at' the ircritoP Wis. "f life, j
t tin lan (j.nslon e times e little
H.Wan fault Undlnr. TO. .ond.i
..! of the too OiCi.-t'flO !0 so slmlb.P.
' at each antlon, '.life' m.t fi
. .inaVHh tOotheW fv Jncrlv:?f
dMan.a what flliiil ! from olli n!
S:a .Jt.oether. iil?o.os will fndf
MM anomsl!oetia H V
1 9i,iotac aid hfoi-ah 'Oi.m.or.dv's 1
nil ?seh will Jre'tfo the Ml !
1
onlt. Rs.h will In-''
hiO own.O'iin.h'fip. Mln aa M
VOtoaOKG -9 that lo
1st inr.Qp 9n cw.-uY 01 u:aftuiw-i"w
f)a 9nf PiO.s. amCJtBr Kt9.
(an-,K-.n-o Jiw'ttra m uio-
Oirk. .
00 e . I
K Qie lab'?, s6h fiPoftiS 9aS
tir w'ltin isi6:on. 00 )
ib arinting. S'h ObsM tf
it MB) ihopa in town olOOr. ;",.'.
9!ncipb. Plna A.
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o
MARCH'S TWO BIRTTON
The momlPof Murrli l.O twofr!r
Mf.nes. ThP ona siuictloueil by ancl
rth-
trn.ifi!
uictluueil by ancient
"ii is ine bliQlstone. O un al
t,-rnuu, the aquamarine Is ,.v.. i nrt
I ',r"ls"'"''C""lOl l'.v the X,i
as lmion. hclood.i
?T' ' v"rll,,- " chalcedony, dull
It li l,l.,.,.l... ...i .. .. t. ,
-.v.'i-n-.i iiiii.t, ii im seine- t
J "'"9" '"'"''d licllutn.p: The iirliu-lpal
I. Brazil. lui:iinv-!iif?l0Uw.
tralla. Ifl &u9 ppoeil In old tlus
to linve therapeutic virtues ni(
lO-iP especially to cure heumri&uues
ujil Ilillanunatiiry diftases. Bniie
of this fancied curaiive value It we
"my orn cut in il rorm of a heart
In -Mexico iv the days succeedl' the
ciiimuest by Siianlatds tad Indians. 1
fl'llc stone Is Kill believed by sjn"
riltious to be au amulet brlnsias
Kood luck. An nnci-nt Kioptla' parch-
menrs-i anynn hie this, stone
w ith Itlm he will bt given whatever he
asks for and whatever tli wearer snvs
will he believed." .
The quniuarmi Is a tPnnsrtvrenf 0
rlety of berji." charicteristlcally of
hluislr Btwn cobu-. Its iiaaie, trans
lated, means "sea water," nni4 It looks,
like tliKreen-hlne water of Vfe oria
flMzen into n, flashlnir. crystal. J.aie
aqnaiimrlnas ri pila!ly Kenutlful
as brooches at nccklaoc. pcailunts.
, f
etrwling Cvidwca Tkttl wtat
trianim '! ky Long CS
Kttt Form of Vxarcike.
"Wall?, walk, walk, evpy Aay, aafl
whlltf nanilnj; clvo fhn arms rij.ll
Rlay.v Ky so doing the'iones, hloi,
muscles, nerve' and brain will h
hc In healthy activity. !Toroove.
never mind the weather. Take ymr
tacrclsa, be tha day wet or flat, hot
or cnld. Above nil. nvtild sittlnic ove
a- lire. Kornifltg its taore comtticlv
to "senility." This Is the firescrlptfi
of Sir -llsiinan 'Weber, the eminent
Eumpean plv,vsl('l.in, who died at. the
age of ninrty-live years. Tertaltily
tjiere could btt no' better recomiijendii
tlon of the virtues of walking than the
life of Sir Herman. , .
Walkinp is omtthlnij; that cannot
be overdoie, and at the "same tlirw
tiuH out'l.f fashion at tlie yrewnt
time. In thin day of automobiles -the
man who walks t (tli exception, nnJ
wjille the jnun In the motorcar de
rives vast amount fif bein-fft from
his Trips into the country iid
Jili rough getting ht. luns pumpe1
full of fresh nir, he do'g not obrain
the .great variety of heslth-utving fca
turn that come with walking.
iMany fl.Vcial )rioa.
On oft an 'lours 4rf "the 'glacial
aariod or "the p-e age" nf the eartfi.
but. strb-tly pejikiiiLr, this expression
Is. not correct, "it Is now est;bllshed
beyond nil reasonable dotmr fhnt thl
planet has experienced not one but a
firnat many glacial prlniN. Kvidnc
i... i .,. i ,,,..-.,-.i ti.o On
i .i.- im n I'liinii in. ii :
jnnt or Pleistocene gla ial epoch, has :
ft-vrAl importuut 'subdivisions, nnd i
that Jill of the iveseut conilnents have I
cxpcrtenci'd ulaclnl eji;bs u different
feasor V. V. Atwoiifl, of the 1'nlted
Stajc ireoloclcal Purvey, near Rlilj:
'wny, insouthCestern roVirailo. Thc)e
'ili'liosits Ht;re fotin'il henetli tertiary
lnva of Ilio Siin .lian inountnin anO
reitiiiu' ui.ai upper cetaceous feeds.
They have. It Is ItHievert, heen funnel!
m early Kocen. time..
. imm fnt ,Wat(A hlpacr
'l'lic I'i'll on shliihoaril Is.slruck ev
ery lialf-liour. In the niornini; eno
hell sounds nt l::iil a. in. and ev-
cry half-hour Incn ases
nntll 'eitht
hclH af .n.
tlrcn me.Vlt
at 4 :W a., ui. to citlit hells at aw.;
one hell acain at S :: a. ni.: and
elj;ht hells at noon. In the nftcrtioi.n
on hell soaiul at l'Ji.'lo p. in., nnd
.eight hells at f. mi., nfny 1 lileh li
the flLldl., wnt.-li (one hell 4 two !
"ens X thrce hells .1 :.iu. four bells' Hi,
fitd the second doe wntch (one bell
0:!in, two hells 7, three lls 7 I
eight hells 8), nnd then one bell at j
o i-imi nrm uiihiii.hi. .
Jae uay is umoeu into .ev-p
amies, as uuiii. .Mvi-rioiiin nun o.
noon to. p. m. ; Krst dot! wntch. 4 p. m.
m. : frirennon watch. 9 a. m. fn noun. .
i-aao I Well Oooaa. ' '
,91-fl C'liiisso "swan" IV not rall9 i
B.vnn. hut a pofise. It has aetdeved
a vicarious reputation as a sn mere. ,
ly because (an cxir.;ni.r lomr.11.1b:,
not .r.,ery helon.f.it to 11 J.xeje. hut ,
altog.Mh.-r swnnlike. j
i1 '"''r l'al J? o.ur3nia t
-tbe blrdlikc mlrherly litf.lt. Ojti:i (
on ln oas In order to transform !
- tbcm fr..mlnw..fc itJl.y :
carcfnll? covets tln-ni with stimOl
'ffllcl Sod IhW.-o ..
Tin; J,iw0 swiai Itf known lO.h'Qr.-
r,,' " snlJu''l'o. ? a
9S IO C me- Hilar ir. Oitll O larse.
H lull., w hlctk tO nfc yellow,. .
no tl ro.ial di.'U'tii " f'hina. 9? Bio 1
O dlsinsithO so lnild CO II. Ot a O' i0
l,OoeS)0:ition ltw:. Is slven tn o'tSoO ,
giop.iio, l,o 0 lo-j-oa.ctlto i9 ;
teoS'oOmelr billlaloi.O ;6i 9d'' i9. I
j VflPniiiel. CImcO' ftiiif ncr. j
effloco-cpoexExiraaB 0 ;
g wil ns(and nOpov boair0 cjl
0:0 roifiOd by CO? i RoaK. ;
OnlffljOson, from then'. Jjt i
e.5e.re.p. "o T. J. ROHKRTS'
cjtooo on, moo
i
i
0 o
niB 3UNDAS MOKNINaoOEJb:RVR
i a
BEAN TO pAKE& ROD $AG
liiuttration .o.
liyy lement
Which It SlmpOb and Incxptntivo
tljjeiiifd hv tho I'nltril lO'to D.11
o The accoiuiiauylii!; ill iim rut ion slnyvs
u typhail (lesiKiBi'oeu road dniK, wlik-li
ip v,.y siiiipiijound in.e.'fii-ive. The
design coftieniphites the O an 01
Darylog of'tlmber, such as may bu
n-aully otlalued in aliotist every local-
ity. The ln hollld lie abiwlt 7 or 8 I
Inches In iHa ter and fotn tl to feet !
King, and slmuld preferably be of html, j
teughowoisl which w iM not decay Very 1
rapidly when exposed Iv the weather, i
White oakN buir oak, chesfnitt, ceda-, j
hii'fc.irv w. ilntit m. t,,i- ....... I I
, , . . v, . , J'unom f)MM 1
limy I baiisfin toi-Hy invlUtMl j
thut I pi well" setiKo'd lirlore th
druK nii into use. Kailroml ties
Imvo fcoeu fmiuentl used for this
tkiriMs nnd jiosso thV udvuntaK
that Day ur ut-ady cut to a hunt Hut
rija li'iiKth. In Hi'li'i'tinu ilio tic, i
liowwrr, tare liliould be etTflstnl to j
s.'e time it is, of sound wood uud of j
til nmiup sly-
ti. i. t
awiiitf h& Iok Into "tv cHpiul seuil :
lindors, which ar then, framed to-
tfether in tho manner slmwn In. the
iUusilatlou. The.bettt-r of tht two
places vhould form the front runner
ot Hit drag, heeau' ti 1 the oueuth-
JeeteH to the greater wear. Morovei !
whillt Dm frntit pitii.i.iK tl,..l,l .:i.,, . i
ie iiar-i'u mui uieince iorwarj:i. n in ;
elainied by nmny tluit better iiJUh '
nmy b obtained by IiuVIqc tlie round
piyp uf tho back runner. go forward ii
order o incr4's the suieurtux action
of the dra. The two Vutmers Bre
usually spaced from about ltd inches'
t.; Inches apart, and fife connected
In fadder fit.shlflu by. means u cross
itukes or nfiius.
! The ends of the rntiffs wre ordtnarltv
nue tio.-uicn uu't noies, uoreu in
tlwruaiuers.'tMid fire securely held In
place by means of eml wedges. The
aitger holVf ure so arranged thut the
runueM, when framed tielher, .will
1,t displaced in a longittHlial diree-
tipn wirh respect -to each other. The
object of this displacement, or ofvt ,
;is It ia u'suully termed, is "to make the
and of the ftunf und back runners
rmiow approiimately jUie same line.m ,
tha road aliile the drair is in opor-
fition. Thf amount of dlspla'ccuient, !
thtrefnr, shoubl depend on ibeanioiint
of tfkew necessary to make, the drag
empty Itself. Vaii since this skew vu
ries' with ttie condition of' the road
surface, the proper offset to be. given
to runn.rs cannot be Menui.ei; Ilxl.
t.,XMlUtl' ,, (,T. .
of from. ..bnt' V2 .tnel-. to 1,f 'ill
inches wljl prove satisfactory.
In (iMcr to make it easy for a itinn
to sin ltd niton the drticr and tn shift III
w'iL'iu iiroin'ny neu firaggiug over
. , , , .
" """.il.;, uiv oraK miouiu ub j
P'vide. with two 1-inch boards paral- .
M to lh' "mners' and nulled down to j
a n Kin i ace. me orair s u i dq i
tiga-gg VsaigK of tpllt-'tog Dra! '
the runes. The'le liolit-ds shutiM ha
iilioui x hw iw.s wi,i n., ti,..ir
should he slichllv h-ss than that uf
.the runncw of the uVuir. "
The. chain by means', of whh h tfle
,ira is drawn'sh. I he about 8 feet
i,,K ,1( n, itnks should he made
f three-elKhihs-lii-h steel. t (in light'
drajrs two trace clialna may be used
f,ir this purpo-ie.
jim,y roiul Irass rons'ructe"! is'
ll)(lve jerlbcd. with-nit melal cutting
eilires or other iiiodificarliins, huvelieitn
fliifsery
'VVa .
.1
can be kept brictit 9n9 lca
much easirtfil walls and Wood-
Work ar coated with B-PPb-
in Shell Finar.h. flore.
Oriitaiy too, lor fclicre Will ba
.aodunt.nor Srni-lartn clacko
o stfye B( their hui'Vn dan-
ccrs. fc-i? Sa-'in .e8 Shell
. 9mi?h 'any tfe "i tv.elve
Okadt makes . dur jble,, ,
or.Oh and s!i,;llB s fin-
oft tan be O'lHrJ O'lh ftl? '
Sfi Water a vol O.u 0'.aak-
5. 1 0
.1. doi
Sadhi E&t'Shell Finish
a
viQ satlsfiictoriiy utmrwHere Aacuu-
,, 11 11 9, .
'II11011N were fuvorable. It Is ex blent,
huWAcr, that such ilnus are effci'tlve
on'Q 011 comparatively soft roaa sur- '
laces, nifil tO dliu!(si this lhint,rt..n 0
OiJ in very di'slmhNf to provO
n uieiuM'Otiiw t"f tlu fntut run-
O . . r . i . ... . .
tuny In 111111 fnQ ti sirlp of mmii ft .
suel fyout ontfourth Im-h iick tind
uaiil mill ill' hum, nun t'tt'ii Dili
nave iuth very n ii unnry. "
GOOD tOADS ARS NECESSITY
Mtd to Joy and Comfort ofc Coigtry
and City Ulf-National. Prob-
. lem for Everybody.
flood roads wlUad(l to the joy and
comfort 0
i;.iitry life and city life,
,.,H n.u'iwll A 1'h ,.r.O
'teliev o n nubile niM'esslitf The nmU-
ein Is a tvoiisilp"proWoni. 1" couv
problem, a slate pnblein, a j'utiounl
problem for men ami women of all busl-
uess uml Industrial life. It devrvet
uu4t9d co-opratldli. '
0
.apia a Xt"K"T TUP f&Xk '
.Ai.PT
. T?R ECOKOStT
'
, Sn?sI,lni Pyloua .jiatfonnl
11 rf "'cord by im-re than 4,5(11
milfR. or iittarlv Ttt) hpi- rent .mi I
lattieally doubllim the best exist-j
riurtH airtwt. for otlii-
niitkpn. the Franklin rnr Iuih Just ,
captured another mtittnnl record tm'
t'cbuonsy. Kivres pioviiiK u new uv-erau-e
tire mileajm of more than
1 4,500. miles to every set, have been
.Hm. Is..I In .i,.,. I.. I l
iifnun oi ure.racis, roudueted by,
tho Krankln Automobile Company,
of Syracuse. N. .V. " '
Hestilts are'baHed entirely on fig i
rt submitted by owners nnd uro
the outcome of a jmut mass o' ,
data, with the erminaliofi of all -
special cases not backcil up by the
aelnal speedometer reiiMins of the
owners and drivers or tho curs.
More tiran two yeniY time was jf
qulpX'd fur the completion rtf thi
; nrileago report h." It is significant
itht the rics !t Franklin on which
the investigation was baned, was firs J
put out in the full of l.llti and In
nearly everj case tin original tlrer
lasted htoUKh tho ri;it two seasons!
during which tho car was used. St '
great was mJih life of the tires that . I
despite the eianso of two full sea
sons of use, niiuiy .ownei n were un
able to report a oomph-lt mlleagt
fJr their cars uud Instead uhiuitted
figures .showing what mileage the
tiros hail run to the date of the' in
, , ' ' . , "
' 1 al , deport, to uc
'Franklin offices during the c ompil-
ia,," nf -tho nhow. that cer
tain tires have been used far In
ss of .10,000 ntiifv, but as them f
r 1KI 'H
in nearly" evoi chse, wer? 1
nbinitted bv indluii' mil 1 1 1 ,IaI. '
ri tin. I ...it
by the owners tliein-
'"Jves. the
- f'ided in t
figures wers . not fn
the national tiverafio.
:i'he figures covered every type ol i
Franklin or the-present seilea, hoilt
open and eurlosed.' Kvery section of
the country w.-u represented and 'in-!
tereslinc; racl,! of i-lirfcilc iini) (ten- j
Ernphic'. conditions anif tln'ir effeel
on tires also were obtained. I
l.e than S- per rint. of the tlrce
w'cre iVIscaCded bause' they were :
worn out. Mitny of 'the tires, exceed
ed the 20.0011 tullo mark, and bet i
lef than 10 "per, cent, covered IX.- !
OHO miles and were still n use on'
tlie ours. I
k proof that luck as a element lr
principles, are cnrr-c ln jr(vinK lonx .
.rijiures reveal thai of all the tins
r'ioi1ed, there was an avcr.-iKn ot
C30 punctures to !i,2i'0.',:ix tire!
in 1 1 ; or, to put the result In a dif
ferent manner.. each set' of tins ran
V141.2 milt aotari a puncture war j
! ' Oni' of-the most IntercstliiK faets 1
.iiiacmami was unit s man
ono- i
'f,a,f ""' 1,-"lk"n ""'ikts nv.o i
lr,,ny ""'" ' nd ll"'n- in '
"wHly . "il' 'l"n
"'' ll', rn "'e " n
loni: pi-riod ot serva-eahillty.
Countless addlHonal facts of tiro
osaire or va'ilous m'odelji prove thai
Pranklin scientific liKht wi-Taiil
principhw are corr?ct In Kvnit lonp:
f" ' ' '""" "K"1
wi-i'.'ht, liaht unspruiiK. ,'lht nr
slioek iibsorhfn't oualltta of rnn
lv.
1 o .V "B ' 1 ill
4 I' W.
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she was dressft A Hie Kr h HI
color, iqI, wbfltOaud blue, with cap
ami nowlni! sl.V t of classic desftn. The
French liberty cap was red.Oihe Ameil-
can Is blue, with a border Of uj stars
on white, leifyiorc of I.IIOriy 011 ilie
emOl AnierlcHu coins 9id loose V'r, '
tied Jiehlnil. a wirt. oU frO isl -y .
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U.lal hills 01 l9iis)ank4 iidiilems
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A e05J?IlAtI0N.0r THE WORLD'S GlVSSa'
ABSOLUTS ACCURATE HISTORY OF EVESTS
BEAUTIFUL ENGRAVI?7GfS .'0?- WAft SCENES, NAVAL ,
SCENES, EUROPEAN P0l?i TS 6F .ACTION, AND A COK'
JIECT HISTORY OF EVENT.3 FROM WAR;S BEGINNING
JO SIGNING OF AJlMIS JSCJg." . ' .. "
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1. uls tor In the Stales.
United States Senate,,
I jo-Ii raited States senator Is elect
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Picture showing
Fresident Making FamQus Wm sptmii;
April 12, 1917.
Annapolis and West oint
Maps of the World as it wa4 bfdir wsai.
Scenes of "our troops, on both sidhs. o(
the- ocean.
Map of .United States, showing location
. of National Army.eamps. ' .
Maps of Europe, Ole western battle
front3. .v ' '
Mofw of Italian battle f font 'and the
Ealkan state at close of the war.
Poland, Russia and Ukrania republic
depicted.
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more Oaiu OI.(hhi.imh) iiiGPs, ami the0
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answer man's iiuestlon, tell lilm that
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