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HE LAST TWO Chapters
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hapter No. 15, " I he Mysl
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DRIFT IS PREPAREDNESS
FINANC IAL STRENGTH IS TO NATIONS AS B’
►RTANT AS MILITARY STRENGTH.
NO NATION CAN SURVIVE A W AU IF IT CAN
)T FINANCE ITSELF.
THE MAN WHO FORTIFIES HIMSELF WITH AN
•COUNT IN A SAVINGS HANK. DOES MORE THAN
.ERARE HIMSELF. HE CONTRIBUTES TO i HE
EPAREDNESS OF THE COUNTRY.
GERMANY UNABLE TO BORROW FROM OTTL
COUNTRIES HAS BEFN FINANCED B\ i H p.
RIFT OF HER PEOPLE, AS THIS THRIFT MAh,
PRESSED IN ACCOUNTS OF SAVINGS BANKS.
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S' AND IS INDISPENSABLE TO THE IND1VTDUAI
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TH US. START ONE TODAY.
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REED IS A SERGEANT. I
In the list of new appointments of i
officers of the Seward Military Unit,
printed yesterday, the name of Julian 1
H. Reed, Sergeant , was inadvertent- i
ly omitted.
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