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rules as Speaker, and the politicaTlife of 'the United Statfeer
.On. each pageo.fthis remarkable aqtobjography, the, mind
travels, back, sees, and Temembers what has happenedand looks
forward the more intelligently.
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Mr. Clark shows the young William J.fBryin'nrst tenner
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Assistant Secretary jot the Navy, and Cnsp the-Speaker.who' said,-
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"tfit .JhisL nation, under God, shall have a new hirth of freedom,, and that government
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age, free and easy Captain of the Argyk aad Sthkd High
landers. . ... '
He trained his' men,- practising fcyoaet "charg,'laigiag.
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showing the courage that lead3 on the men.
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audience, and another song in his heart' sfeee hl3 ey-V death.
In Hearst's Magazine for -April Lander tells his stery of the
war the story learned by the killing of Ms boy,vaad,hy: Ladder's.
visit to the trenches,, where he sang and told stories to.'the seHiers.
Lauder tells howhriang to the meniVWitbJKy WeeMaao."
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In this autobiography which - Champ Clark publishes 4n
Hearst's Magazine, there is an education for the politician,' and a
political education'f or others. '-.- -
To print such an autobiography in. a magazine of gigantic i
rirr.11ln.tinn snread all over the United States is a. miMic. service., i
And HEASST'S MAGAZINE is to be congratulated upon the
accomplishment.
What Is a Great Magazine?
SOME ANSWERS
It is a publication with a definite purpose. ' '
It seeks to inspire a good thought, and to publish- the
country's best thought upon the most important topics. . .
It adds to the powerful written word illustrations. by the
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paper, good printing can produce. A good magazine, like a good
man, strives to 'make the world better, upholds justice' and
attacks wrong. . -
Hearst's Magazine
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Magazine. With a Purpose
Best Fiction
Best Features
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of expression. His story, of the war takes yon to'the treschet,
as'his songs take you to Scotland. . '
To Entqrtain Is a Duty
HEARST'S MAGAZINE, ; .;
THE ENTERTAINING PUBLICATION
Who writes for the Aprfl Hearst's Magazine? ' ,
Answer:
Champ Clark Rupert Hughes Robert W.Cktmt en
Melville Davisson Post ', :''
Harry Lauder B. G. Forbes, .EdgarXe.eWMter$
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Howard Chandler Christy. ffcifrwp'Ciie
James Montgomery Flagg . ?Anlonr6tn Titckcr
Gayne de Meyer Pernjra3)Uiiawii
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youog world ...
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To the ground-murmur and the singing along the rails.
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In the April' Hearst's Magazine .begin 'Tn J8ecrtif' wnt
series of love and mystery stories, by Bebert .Climber. i
Bearin Marie Corelli's great story. ''TheoulirDisaaHQlll
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path to your glory . . i what is the meaning of the words,i'.to"eaWSali,'l Tfcey
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come the corner-stone ......
The last shall be first . . .
mean to appeal to every.separate part or .the active hraoaa hrab
and this Hearst's Magazine does with the best fiction, the feett
poetry, the best articles on science, the best art, it wide
and the unlimited spending of money provide.
HEARSTS MAGAZINE FOR APRIL
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