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... be fakedthat although rebellion to convent life lies dormant in their subconscious minds, they must contrive to
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... the war but there still remain the difficulties connected with the settlement of the interallied debts. We... is probably as great if not greater than before the war. We have also over three thousand millions of capital... of carrying on the war. These foreign investments and our export trade together are the best guarantees of our... the outlook is good. The economic problems which surround us after the war are being gradually straightened
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... institution had been founded by John Sealy, George Ball and J. H. Hutchings prior to the civil war. Hi... the Avorld war Mr. Sealy virtually led all Galvestonians. He Avas chairman of all drives for the ; sales... of the joint drive for the combined war agencies and helped to more than double Galveston’s quota. At all times
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... of a century, i. e.. the war against Mexico, it may be asserted justly and truthfully, I believe, and without... the Spanish-American War, as a matter of course,—or, if not then, would have availed Itself of one of the repeated... the World War, America had opportunity to extend, her territorial sway. She refused to do so. In the closing... of the Spanish-American War, unsought and decidedly unwanted, hut—having come—it "involves a national responsibility
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... and J. H. Hutchings prior to the civil war. Hi® inherent leadership early manifested itself... fellow man. During the world war Mr. Sealy virtually led all Galvestonians. He was chairman of all drives
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... returning from Houston with- Mgr. Kirwin, the day the United States entered the world war was referred to.... On this occasion Mr. Kempner declared that the house of H. Kempner would not realize a dollar out of the war
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... were, ever found in ‘verboten’ Germany before the war. Incidentally we have here more crime and more
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... the war. Incidentally we have here more crime and more disrespect for the laws than in any country abroad
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..., the day the United States entered the world war was referred to. On this occasion Mr. Kempner declared... that the house of H. Kempner would not realize a dollar out of the war, but would give of both men and money
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.... White, a well-known real estate and insurance man and a veteran of the world war. Grafton T. Austin
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... that the largest group of debutantes since pre-war days received their formal social sanction from tfte Artillery
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... the present , apparent impetus toward war, especially in Europe, and why France could not sign
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... feelingly of Mr. Kempner’s patriotic attitude during the war, when the house of Kempner responded generously
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... of the war between the states. Today the ■United States National Bank has a capital stock of $1,000,000
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... of Galveston for many years. Her husband, the lale Harris Kempner, a resident of Galveston since the Civil war
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... for the period of the war and did nothing else for two years but finance and direct the advertising of liberty
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.... Kempner.” Father Kirwin spoke feelingly of Mr. Kempner’s patriotic attitude during the war, when the house
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... a novel and strange meaning to that term. When, after the close of the Civil War, Europe poured funds
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... their name pinned to it, and had been thrown into the vault until called for. During the war, when high
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