Valentine d'entretien de la ville de New York, 1917-1918 . f. transienttravelers Récemment, il a été connu comme le Grand Orient-ern Hotel. Rien de nouveau dans le service militaire universel universel obligatoire le service militaire, qui strikesso beaucoup de nos gens comme étant entièrement étrangère à ourpolicies, comme une question de fait est entré avec la République.Nos ancêtres démocratique reconnu le ofcommon l'équité pour tous les hommes dans une république et althoughpeaceful dans leurs désirs et non en theirhabits militaroclanique ils croyaient en cours d'élaboration, par la formation everyable homme valide de faire sa part comme un soldie

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Valentine's manual of the city of New York, 1917-1918 . f transienttravelers. Recently it has been known as the Great East-ern Hotel. Nothing New About Universal Military Service Compulsory Universal Military Service, which strikesso many of our people as being entirely foreign to ourpolicies, as a matter of fact came in with the Republic.Our democratic ancestors recognized the fairness ofcommon service for all men in a republic and althoughpeaceful in their desires and non-militaristic in theirhabits they believed in being prepared, by training everyable bodied man to do his part as a soldier should needarise. The first section of the act of 1792 is as follows:—That each and evciy free and able-bodied white male citizenof the respective states, who is or shall be of the age of eighteenyears and under the age of forty-five years (except as herein-after rxceptcd) shall severally and respectively, be enrolled inthe militia by the captain or commanding officer of the companywithin whose bounds such citizen shall reside. And it shall at [32]. C H * WMiWX Biodilway, noilh [ram iOih Street, 1890 showing in the distance Long AcreHats, old fashioned row <rf apartments, now site of Hotel A&tor. all times hereafter be the duty of every such captain or command-ing officer of a company to enroll every such citizen, as aforesaid, and also those who shall, from time to time, arrive at the age ofeighteen years, or, being of the age of eighteen years and underthe age of forty-five years (except as before excepted) shallcome to reside within his hounds; and shall, without delay, notifysuch citizen of the said enrollment, by a proper non-commissionedofficer of the company, by whom such notice shall be proved.That every citizen so enrolled and notified shall, within sixmonths thereafter, provide himself with a good musket or fire-lock, a sufficient bayonet and belt, two spare flints, and a knap-sack, a pouch, with a box therein to contain not less thantwenty-four cartridges, suit

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