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lets nave done wonders for me and I value them very highly.” Obtainable everywhere.ft —JR-^- _Marshall Field 3d. one of the wealthiest young men of America grandson of the late Marshall Field, the Chicago merchant announced his intention of enlisting as a private in j the First Illinois cavalry. He is | now arranging his business affairs, j Mr. Field and his brother. Hapry Field, inherited the greater part of their grandfather’s estate, and i*t has been said his share amounts to $400,000,000. He was educated at Eton and at Oxford university, England. He is marriend and has a son about one year old, 'I believe that every young man 6t my age, twenty-two. should enlist.” Mr. Field says. As a private he will draw $15 a month.inu— TA P.Spin crop' g gardei folk, ya rea*winter or covIatitudplanterover 1%straw sawn .rate of ten toloam is Then crop w as spinland d *nd dothe prc Three . in the . has be abundafamilr
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Aiken Journal and Review
Aiken, South Carolina, US
Wed, May 02, 1917
Page 3
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