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U-IIl' lit I OGDEN DEPARTMENT. Office. 412 Twenty-fifth street, tcross from entrance to Reed hotet. Phonea 664 and 2529-M. 1 How the Government Will Choose the First Contingent j j From the 10,000,000 Men Vho Registered 1 The fact that practically ten million men of military age registered in one day in the United States is, in the opinion of American newspapers, this country's conclusive answer to all efforts to convince the I German people that this is "Wilson's War" and that it is without popular support or approval m the world's greatest Republic. It is also, they add, our answer to "the spies, the conspirators, the dema- I II gogues who tried to obstruct the Draft Law." The history of the, past several days will be read and stud-1 stud-1 ied in Berlin where it will be recognized, in the opinion of the SpringfieM Republican,, as "a registration I not merely of men, but of a national purpose, indorsed, supported and confirmed." 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