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TOMORROW'S Public Ledger contains a free Supplement,
in which will be printed President Wilson's speech before
Congress on Monday last, the "war" resolution, authorized versions
of patriotic songs, ex-Mayor Blankenburg's appeal to Germans, etc.
Splendid Souvenir of National Crisis
This Supplement is worthy of preservation by
every American family. It is, a souvenir of the
greatest crisis the United States ever faced; it
contains the President's speech before Congress
perhaps the finest address made by an American
President since Lincoln's speech at Gettysburg.
The Supplement will consist of eight pages, with
a full-page portrait of President Wilson on the
front, and will be freely illustrated with pictures
of the Capitol and scenes of preparedness, etc.
The demand for tomorrow's Public Ledger is
sure tto be heavy. Order now
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