Speech on Patriotism (Document 3), item 4

• November 17, 2017 21:16:47 Thomas A. Lingner

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  teachers association. The interest

  in the Peace League has
  

  steadily grown. In 1911 at
  

  Detroit, a half dozen gathered
  

  to listen to President Jones of
  

  Ypsilanti, a lifelong adherent
  

  of the cause. In 1912, at Grand
  

  Rapids, thirty-five
  

  were present. In 1913,
  

  at Ann Arbor a hundred
  

  and fifty were in attendance,

  and the
  

  address was given by
  

  Hamilton Holt, editor of
  

  the Independent. Last year
  

  of Kalamazoo, the  Methodist
  

  Church was well filled
  

  drawn by interest in
  

  Pres. Dickie's account
  

  of his personal experiences
  

  in the war zone. This fall
  

• September 5, 2017 18:50:51 Annick Rodriguez

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  teachers association. The inter-
  

  est in this the Peace League has
  

  steadily grown. In 1911 at
  

  Detroit, a half dozen gathered
  

  to listen to President Jones of
  

  Ypsilanti a lifelong adherent
  

  of the cause. In 1912, at Grand
  

  Rapids, twenty thirty-five
  

  were present. In 1913, 150
  

  at Ann Arbor a hundred
  

  and fifty galt were in
  

  attendance, to listen and the
  

  address was given by
  

  Hamilton Holt, editor of
  

  the Independent. Last year
  

  of Kalamazoo, the  Methodist
  

  Church was well filled
  

  drawn by interest in
  

  Pres. Dickie's account
  

  of his personal experiences
  

  in the war zone. This fall
  

  
  

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• September 5, 2017 18:48:12 Annick Rodriguez

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  teachers association. The inter-
  

  est in this the Peace League has
  

  steadily grown. In 1911 at
  

  Detroit, a half dozen gathered
  

  to listen to President Jones of
  

  Ypsilanti a lifelong adherent
  

  of the cause. In 1912, at Grand
  

  Rapids, thirty-five
  

  were present. In 1913,
  

  at Ann Arbor a hundred
  

  and fifty were in
  

  attendance, and an
  

  address was given by
  

  Hamilton Holt, editor of
  

  the Independent  L 
  

  of Kalamazoo, the the Methodist
  

  Church was well filled
  

  drawn by interest in
  

  Pres. Dickins account
  

  of his personal experiences
  

  in the war zone. This fall
  

  
  

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• June 30, 2017 14:24:16 Irina Mastan

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  teachers association. the
  

  interest in the Peace League has
  

  steadily grown. In 1911 at
  

  Detroit, a half dozen gathered
  

  to listen to President Jonn of
  

  Ypsilanti a lifelong adherent
  

  of the cause. In 1912, at Grand
  

  Rapids, thirty-five
  

  were present. In 1913,
  

  at Ann Arbor a hundred
  

  and fifty were in
  

  attendance, and an
  

  address was given by
  

  Hamilton Holt, editor of
  

  the Independent  L 
  

  of Kalamazoo, the the Methodist
  

  Church was well filled
  

  drawn by interest in
  

  Pres. Dickins account
  

  of his personal experiences
  

  in the war zone. This fall
  

  
  

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• June 30, 2017 14:19:11 Irina Mastan

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  teachers association. the
  

  interest in the Peace League has
  

  steadily grown. In 1911 at
  

  Detroit, a half dozen gathered
  

  to listen to President Jonn of
  

  Ypsilanti a lifelong adherent
  

  of the cause. In 1912, at Grand
  

  Rapids, thirty-five
  

  
  

  
  

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