"THE ALMIGHTY DOLLAR."
j., (To the Editor) Sir.'-T-lit looka tio mia' -aisi if tha business pieopici of Tliamos—oar' a few of tihJemi -!tih!aiti/ rufci jh&, vooesk—be- 1 grudge the itjwoi days hoiHdiary sett aoide !a« "a peaci© otft'saing 1 for \yhait our br&ivie lads ihaivei acihaeteli-'ftor -ugi '»>. Ihie fieM of baltifcle-. Many, alas, of the poor, fellows ■wiiU never rfetnirn.. ' Ara two days closing*, tooi mudi of a.' j pacdficia to biusmasis. people of Thaanes tk> : niia'ke? Yei Gods! What mustronv r'etarned mem ftihink 1 of theimi?—l eta. . '■'■■■•'. r OLD SOLDIER.
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Thames Star, Volume LII, Issue 13938, 17 July 1919, Page 2
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91"THE ALMIGHTY DOLLAR." Thames Star, Volume LII, Issue 13938, 17 July 1919, Page 2
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