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Springfield Sun in Springfield, Kentucky

10 Mar 1909

Page 7

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Springfield Sun

Location

Springfield, Kentucky, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1909

Page

7

Royal meeting with a princess saves a traveling troupe

A railroad president delays his schedule for a princess in Mayville station. The girl Iris, a member of the Golden Crown opera company, pleads for an audience about her Queen's plight and the troupe's future. The Great Man orders the private car, helps the company reach Washita, and plans a later audience with the Queen.

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Why Soldiers Leave the Army

Four army officers at a Washington cafe discussed heavy annual desertions. They cited 4551 men and one officer taking French leave in a year and noted low morale at western posts. The discussion referenced discharged soldiers and salary ranges from 75 to 220 dollars monthly.

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Growing Suspicious

A fragment quotes a conversation about public officials being servants of their country and compares them to a domestic servant with a market basket. The passage raises questions about trust and duties of public figures through dialogue between a character identified as Mrs. Torkins and another speaker.

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