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Title: The literary digest
Year: 1890 (1890s)
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Publisher: New York : Funk & Wagnalls (etc.)
Contributing Library: Robarts - University of Toronto
Digitizing Sponsor: University of Toronto

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the government andthe public. Foresight in providing a reservesupply, cooperation on the part of thepublic in conserving Weed Chains,and recognition on the part of thegovernment that they are an essentialin times of war, made it possible toavoid the calamity of a shortage. Every intelligent man and womanknows that only tire chains can makemotoring safe on slippery roads.Every motor car and truck owner knows that Weed Chains are the onlychains that protect and conserve tiresinstead of destroying them. But Weed Chains, vital as they areto motor cars and motor trucks, rep-resent only a small part of the activi-ties of the Acco family, measured bytonnage or money value. Now that we are honorably dis-charged from war work, we are direct-ing the increased output of the Accofamily to meet the publics demandfor the Acco products, which it wasimpossible to supply during the war. These Acco products are made andsold according to the same code ofhonor that marked our dealings withthe government.
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Tlie Literary Digest for February 8, 1919 86 an intermediary the few words that hedoes not know of what he probably takesto be English. I had always understoodthat Jeans respect for my linguistic at-tainments could be taken for granted.Imagine then one day the shock that Iexperienced when on asking for mj^ usualTimes I received this reply, delivered in amost casual manner, Onlee zee Matin andPtit Parisien thees morning zare, no bongfir you zare at all. Horrid little boy,I feel sure that the cap-badge was stolen! I have not seen Jean since, but to-day,in spite of his impertinence, I can say withtrue Christian charity—mark that, George,in capitals—that I forgive him and hope heis still alive. This, I am sure, he is notunless he managed to cure his propensityfor being wherever the next shell mightbe expected, in the hunt for souvenirs. BOLD BALTIC BARON PLANS PRIVATEWAR AGAINST THE BOLSHEVIKI A GERMAN baron from the BalticProvinces, who owns some 50,000ancestral acres in Courland and

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