"America is the hope of the world," said Miss Kearney. "Upon the preservation of the ideals of America depends the salvation of the world. 'Come unto Me, all ye that labor and are heavy laden,' the United States, and I will give you rest and peace and opportunity.'"
The most sublime single act of the war, in the estimation of the speaker, was the issuing of a ukase by the Czar which gave national prohibition in the Russian people. She quoted the Russian Chancellor of the Exchequer as saying that it was better to have war without vodka than peace with vodka. She called attention to the fact that Europe and Italy had put prohibition laws in force since the outbreak of the war, and declared that the large consumption of alcohol in Great Britain was responsible for the lack of outstanding victories by the British troops in France.
Speaking of compulsory military service by F. Fox, "op. right, 1917. By Wholesale Syn. Act.
I don't want to be in the army.
Sin is expected to oppose Hugh White. Apparently authoritative report says Middlesex Man has promised to run.
HIM ODD'S PROMISES TO OPPOSE HUGH WHITE
Apparently Authoritative Report Says Middlesex Man Has Promised to Run.
HIM ODD'S PROMISES TO OPPOSE HUGH WHITE
Prosperity is for Three-Cornered Hare for State Superintendent of Public Instruction? Primary Is Only Five Months off.  After a summering alone, and indifferently, with no longer a doubt, it's possible to correct the errors. 