Evening sentinel, Friday, November 11, 1921 · page 9

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years of peace have passe d—e—three years 055
reconstruction, Surely, We as anatiOn, have much
to be thankful for—much to console ourselVes that our %
plight is not greater Or our burden more wearisome.

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Peace on earth has been ,finally established. So let us ofl’er cheer to the sorrowful, bounty to the needy, and balm to the stricken.

In this spirit let us celebrate this Armistice Day Anniversary.

 

 

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And let us hope that the conclusions of the Disarmament Conference, called by President Harding, will pave the way to the

eradication of war and that all its accompanying scourges will be efl’aced from this earth; that the term “brotherhood of man”

will bear a more definite meaning than mere words.

Let us make this day a day worth remembering, as sacred and memorable as our .natal day—the Fourth of July.

And let us rejoice that November brings forth two great days of thanksgiving—Armistice Day and Thanksgiving Day.

 

 

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