Herrick’s Desertion Case Splits Realist Author and Wife
Special to The Washington Post. Robert Herrick, University of Chicago English professor and noted realist, fights divorce from Harriet Herrick after 19 years of marriage and one son. The couple, cousins, wed in Milwaukee in 1894 to evade Illinois cousin marriage laws and have lived apart since February 1913, with Herrick expressing controversial views on love and matrimony in his writings and interviews.
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New War Plan Advised Weat Point in Our Next War
Maxwell Van Zandt Woodhull argues in The Only Way to Create and to Maintain an Army that the volunteer soldier era is over. He calls for a 200000 man active army with an 800000 man reserve, rapid mobilization, and immediate service. He also urges expanding the Military Academy to train 3600 cadets and a Caribbean sphere of influence to replace the Monroe doctrine.
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