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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-04-03
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funutc and, nns brittle TcttnngSbuut
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-04-03

Scr elbacprnnctc pcs ilueite'@on9reBz
bc,irfs pun Srluu iuirh mpr9eu INT
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-04-03
9eutidlanb8 9Qn5 ungebellre ythitnn9cn.
ste oeutem amt baloi9e entideioenoe Sdtdse att
a4en Tronten bin.
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-04-03
8ritiidc SeridJte.

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2onbon. /. Ipril. g8eitlid bon
ct. Grentin lit, ca, mic Sonntag
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9leihunmiaen Sort uno brct W'eilen
bon ct. G.ucntin entfernt lie9t uno
beiebteu uuh biele Stclluug.
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Sell.
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tier in Sranfrcid), 2. slpril.
(Nelter Scpcihc pia 2onbnr. 3 llbr
9tadn) Sic britiIhen Sruppen erz
lpciterten bcute Sen Sell. Ben iic III sic
beuflde 2inic in Der 8egenb bon ct.
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burg 2tl1ic.
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8riten ldngs elmer 80 lfcilcnz 6ront
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genppelde @efed)te bon 8ebeutllng III
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poig nod niht NIT Sen ocutldcn
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2inic 2iuc 2aon beliesclt 5lt lein unb
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-04-03

G6an, 9ege Gtncn s,m epdcr
clpdbk - Die 9oida bcs Yrdlbcnm - Gr pcrlan9 gcld)uB
SpDuIcs 5uld)cu Scr Staotcn
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2anbs CUR SnrdfUbrmg &re9s auf5lbicn Iuitc0mg
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ncr SicnHpfli6t - &onicren5 Nnrag micrcs gunbe5abz
gcprbnctcn &arry 6. @uQ.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-04-03
Gr6ftnnng ber sonbtrih :ss pes &onerelies,
Champ Glart tuteocr anta spreber oes $Sauies
ettudblt.
Sic &riessboti4aft oes Yrdi diibenten @iliou.

Sanicrm bic snswartsc Nnscscnbcn
ncr,ucm
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-04-03
9eS prdttoentett 8rtt8ss
8oltd)ott.

cm iciuer Notidaft, hercn Serlelu''9
cr Fur; nad, 8 ltbr slbcnbs bcaan't.
furperte YrdNbcnt g1itiun hem &unarcls
auf. citen Neihlnf a,,snncbmcr, oae
lid, bic @cr. staatcn ppu Mmcrifa NIT
9cutid,lanb inn uGricssSnitanoc" be-
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-04-03

1876 gcitiegcn. 8ir er6euteten flint
WaldJincngetpc6re.
SSn Ser Champagne ipurocn pcrz
ld)iebene @e9ellangriifc Der ScutI6en
gegen bic Steuungen, Sic mir ipeItlid
bon NailonS Sc Champagne 5uriidz
erobcrten, ourd unlcr Scuer a69ce
idllu0eu.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-04-03
MnS 6eut e}ulanbe.
9ie 9onocs1buna oeS 65.
&on0reKeS erSmnet.
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SraNbei,t gEiliom ncrlicit I'M 8 ltbr
Mbcnbs feline Yptidaft bor ben Wlit=
glicbcrn betbcr S,Guier.

8ltcDcrn Detocr 9nlt1cr.
9Salbinstun, .. g., 2. Mpril.
Gpred)cr Glart ,unrbc bcmtc nit 217
etimn,en gcgcn 2O5, bic fir icinc',
politijden 0egncr, ben rcpnblifani=
ihcn gmnbesabgeprbnctcm Wsanl, uul,
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Nbipiflung ser @eldGiftc bubnrd,, bab
tic fir lcbcs slmt cine bclonocrc slbs
ititnml,ng perlan9tcn. 10 bob Erdli>
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sllc anipelcnbcn Semofratcl, unp
4 scr iugcnonnten l(nobbdn9l9cn'
Wiurtin. Scr progrcilipc Scblls5ollncr,
ppu Qplliliano; Shall. Ser YrogrcNlpc
ppu !Winnc1otu; 2pnholl, Der SoSialilt
bon g1etp Dorf l,no Nonooa, bcr ASroz
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fir Glarf; slpei 9tcpublifancr, @or>
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publifaucr, Samcs bon Ntidi9ur1 l1no
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ipcIcno". 9obcn abcr fcinc St1n1lnc fltr
ciucn Der Spre6cr Nanbiutcn ab.
slpplaus fir Glarf.
Ser Sprclhcr lpllrbe bon clncnt
Aomitec nad Ocm Sprc6erliee &C.
lcitct, bcllcn &orliecr Der @l''ocsnbz
ocpronctc NGann mar. CT ipllroc ppn
bciDen Seitcn bcs $onuics nit lcbbarz
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ocuocn1ragcn o,,fmcrflam mohtc mo
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oppelirte, lciltctc CT llDr SO Wiinuz
ten bcn 9ln,tseib.
9ie Gr1finms Der Sunbcriitnn9
int Gcttat.
9,ahc,u ale AHit9licber bcs Stndts
lparcn 9citcrn Wiitta9 ol1ipc|c'1o. ais
wire sYrGliocnt Aiitdcll bcnlelbcn our
Srpn,na rici, si1h Dent @cbct ipllrpc
sic Yrof(amotipn pcs Yrdiibcntcn. III
lpelt,rr CT sen &pngrcb slr Sprorr@
5it,uno ber,lft, pcrlcicn. Gs ipltroe cln
0on,itcc ernunnt. pos nit ocm &on11s
tee pes So,,1es bcnYrdlibcntcn bcnndbs
ridltiocn ipu, nnb bcibc $oultler pes
Aprure1IeS bcrcit linb, irgc',olpcldc
, Wiittheiluno, Sic CT iDnen 81 n1ac)c''
hat, entocgcnsunebmc,,. 9a1b 10 N''z
nuteu pertagtc iid) Scr Selot bis prcl
llhr siohn,ittog5 unb bnnn lputcr olil
8 llbr Mbcnns, ipann bicSenaturen 1d
nod, Dem slbecprcnctcnbolnc bcgabcn
lint sic Sutldoit bcs Yraliherte'' on'
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-04-03
SScitcrc 10000 Sullncn ucrlcntt.
Suruntcr befinpct lid Cit britiid)cr
S,ilisfrcnScr uuu ,uelligltcns 5000
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liid,cr 9iattuinlltNt.
3ui a + crt h t Scr ocntz
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Saupillc, ,. 9lpril.) sllBcr Den bcrclt'
I'M NIpnot NiGr5 nmtlih gcmclNetclt
Spicrn ser Snlcbbpotc, IuOtc cine npt
Scr Ocutid1cn Nomirnlitdt pcrDHentz
liNtcCorlrgung, rplrocn 81 GonlpTer,
= Segcihi'fc llno / / Snherbontc,
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bcutlhen llutcrIcebputcn pcrlclttt %on
nicicu Nnbr5clNcn ipnrcn 24 englphet
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it'd Gin !6iIf5frcu6cr NIT ipcnlgltenS
5000 Suuncu WuNcrpcrordngltng.
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,Guruuou. britilh, 200 Sonncn.
bclualInct; %plu, brttildI 3,O51 Sonz
ucu nit aoblc bclrnfmct; Erebelt.
britiIh, SIP Sultucn bcmdrInet,
Mlnmid GnItlc, britiich, $500 Sonnen.
beuaiinct; Sliron, britiIh. 1,2S6Sonz
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-04-03

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ciated Press.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-04-03
Bon ocr 9noott.6ront.
@rDEcrer ruiiiit,er sltgr!ff ab=
gcid}lngcm.

8crlin, .. Slpril. Ser bclltc BON
ser Sbcrlteu (occrcsleitlmg alagcgcbc@
nc @cridt bclu9t, odb lturtc rrllld)c
3rGitc unh hciti9cr slrtilcrlcourbcrclz
tung in ciucr @rcitc bon 4 sftilcu
cinen bciti9en sln9riff uuf Die oeut@
lhcn Stcllun9cn alf bcn Soobcn Der
rlmiinilhcu @rcn6c ST bciocn Sclten
ocs Situ Sbnlc5 unternuhmcr. Sic
rllIiilbcu Nngriffsmo9cn brodclt nl1ter
bent belttlhcu Scucr, OIL cincr StclIc
in bciti9cn oano9cmcngc 5uIon,nlcn.
5uci 5ciiclballules abseid)piicn.
VcrIin, prubtlns ilbcr Supuillc,
3. Ipril slbgclcbcu BON sluftldrln93@
urbcitcu in Scr 9llft, tu, &criaufc lrcIz
der Dcutldc Slic9cr Slpei 6ellclbaIlpns
Set Gutcntc oblhpiien lluo %pnbcn
uuf Sruppcnlogcr DltIih bon sNpnnltlr
|obruurfcn. lit uihts ppn Scpcutllng
BON Ser Ultlidcu l1nb scr muScnon1z
ihcn SSrurt SIT bcrtc,tcn. lr1e Die pcltz
lhc 6ccrcslcitlln9 ont Spn1tn9 nn1tz
lid) mtttbcilt.
ecbbafte 0licsertbdtisfcit.
Yuri:, ?. slpril. llcber Bic Saint
pic un Scr moSeponiihen Sront lpurnc
an, Sonntu9 i'll Noris bcridtct. enB
iubcrlt lcbhnftc 6licgcrtbdtigfclt
bcrrIhtc. Scinolihc SIllg5clgc lpnrfcn
8ombcn nl,f frunsDliItc Stcllungcu
um @orpor uno unacidbr so Son,bcn
uf sNpnmltir ob. 6run5DliIdc Ithlpcre
s(rtillerie erlrihcrtc bns Scuer cncrz
mid rno rcrurlohte cine Ggplp'ipu int
Icinoliden slblhuitt an ner Eld,erl'n.
Yctersburser Yerif,t.
Yctcrsburg ilber Snnnpn, 3.
Slpril. Mad, per'Hicbenen sln9r1ften
oelnuo cs pitcrrcit,ild}eu Sctahemcnts
ant Samstoe i'm 8urm ppn 91rllbaba
| in rulIiihc Sd)iieeu9rdbcn eIn6lrr'ns
acu, ipic in ct. Yetersburg um Sonnz
|tuo umtlit, acmelSct luurbc. Sllrd)
eiucu8cgenousrifi iuurecn Die Setcrs
reihcr beruusgclrprfeu unb Die uItcn
Stcllunocn interchangeable gtabc
Shebetlhi, in Ser iiiolihen @tplSuu,
,ruroc Gin be,ttibes Suftihiff 5crItprt.
The Irish standard., 1917-09-15
EDUCATION.

l. We congratulate our Catholic
educators and people on the progress
shown in all lines of Catholic educa-
tional work from the parish school to
the university. This progress is due
to the deep rooted desire of Catholic
parents to give their children the adj
vantage of training and an educa-
ton based on religious principles, and
to the earnest efforts and generous
sacrifices made by our leaders and
educators in response to this demand.
II. We congratulate the authori-
ties of our colleges and universities
on the splendid example of sacrifice
and patriotism shown by the young
men of these institutions in response
to the call of their country.
III. In these days of materialistic
tendencies and weakening faith, the
ideal: Every Catholic Child in a
Catholic School" cannot be too strong.
ly set forth.
The Irish standard., 1917-09-15
NEWSY BRIEFS OF GENERAL
INTEREST,

st. Louis Cathedral, New Orleans,
La, one of the country's oldest Catho-
Ollie edifices, is to be restored at a
cost of 100000 through a contribution
of an individual who desired that his
identity be not disclosed. The Ca
thedral was erected on site selected
in 1918 by Bienville, founder of New
Orleans.
Optimistic views las to Manitoba S
crops were set forth lately by the
Deputy Minister of Agriculture for
Manitoba. There have been reports
of black rust but fortunately there is
no indication that it is dangerous.
The Irish standard., 1917-09-15

The subscription fund to keep the
five papers of the Catholic Syndicate
of Rome through these hard times
now amounts to 357,810 lire. OF this
sum, over $4,000 lire has been sub
scribed for the "Corriere d'Italia" of
Rome,
The Irish standard., 1917-09-15

Father Ketcham, director of the
Catholic Indian bureau, is at present
engaged in work for the United States
Board of Indian Commissioners.
The Government maintains ware
houses for Indian supplies at Chicago
St. Louis and San Francisco, where
purchases are made and goods stored
and from which most of the supplies
are shipped to the United States In
dian schools and agencies. Various
firms send on bids and samples to the
warehouses, and when the lettings are
made, a member of the Board of In
dian Commissioners is present.
The Irish standard., 1917-09-15

The emigration from Ireland last
year was only 1902. Twenty-Five years
ago the number was 48,703.
The Irish standard., 1917-09-15

The United States Government has
paid singular tribute to Benedic-
tine monk by naming one of it's Indian
boarding schools in his honor. Former
Commissioner of Indian Affairs, f. e.
Leupp, in recognition of the efficient
and faithful services of Father Martin
Kenel, o. S. B., who for many years
was the superintendent of one of the
United States Indian schools of Stand
ing Rock Reservation, known as the
Farm school, on Father Martins re-
tirement called the school the Martin
Kenel Institute.
The Irish standard., 1917-09-15
irish SCHOOLS
and COLLEGES

An Instructive Review Of the Growth
and Progress Of Irish Educational
Institutions from the Druid Schools
to the Present.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1917-12-07
AN APOLOGY.

We have double apology to make
this week to Mr.. Ed. Nichols, man.
ager of the Brumby Garage. In his
ad last week we got both ends of his
name wrong.
We made it read Edward for the
first name, while his real name is
Edgar, and he says he prefers Ed.
while the printer left his last name
in type as Nicholas, he says he has
no relatives in the troubled Greek
kingdom, but that ne is inst plain
Ed. Nichols, of the good old United
States. and never bought or sold any
garlic, but deals in gas and the things
that run with gas.
The new manager of The Journal
hopes quickly to become familiar
with the correct names of our prom
inent citizens.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1917-12-07
HAVE YOU A BOY IN CAMP?

If so, write him that several copies
of The Marietta Journal are sent free
each week to the reading room of
the Army Y. M. C. A. at each of
the camps, and that he can find it
there. 1t is good place to get your
boy in the habit of going anyway.
The secretary is his friend and al
ways ready to cheer and advise him.
Of course we would be glad to
have your order to send The Journal
directly to your boy, but it is in his
reach, whether you do this or not.
There is nothing we would leave un-
done to help and make less hard the
lives of the boys in camp, and of the
Y. M. c. A. heroes who attend them
here, and who will go with them to
France and into the trenches, and
over the top, and across No Mans
Land to victory. But some must give
their lives, and all you can do for
them is not enough. Keep doing and
giving.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1917-12-07
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION
DEADLOCKED IN 4th DIST

The Fourth District Democratic
convention, which has been in ses-
sion for a number of days in a dead
lock over the nomination of sue
cessor to Congressman w. C. Adam
son, has adjourned until December
18th, when it will try again to name
a candidate The old county unit
vote plan is yet in force in that dis
trict, which makes possible the tie up
of nomination and simetimes the
selection of a clark horse" as was
the case when Charles Edwards of
Savannah got his first term in Con-
gress.
Congressman Adamson has with
drawn is resignation, so that the seat
will not be vacant at this time. Later
he will get out and take the place to
which he has been appointed, Judge
of the Court of Customs Appraisals
of New York.
We are hoping that a good strong
man who will stand by the people
and the country, may be the nominee,
and the Fourth District has many
such men.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1917-12-07
GOVERNMENT PRESS REPORTS.

Each week new government press
report are sent out from the various
departments at Washington, until the
number has grown so that no small
paper could print half of them, and
even if it could, the information is
duplicated in many of them, and con-
flicting in others.
1t is only by careful reading and
pruning that we are able to give our
readers a condensed and accurate
resume of this matter, which is really
important. 1t is not strange that our
departments, that have never before
handled publicity matters, should get
some of them mixed up, and we look
for Improvement rapidly, but in the
meantime the job of getting brief
and accurate information to the peo-
pie is the job of the country editor.
The publicity work which the thou
sands of papers in America are do
ing freely and cheerfully today, is
expensive, very much more expensive
than is. generally recognized by the
public, but they will keep on doing it
and looking for more to do. This is
the time when the government needs
newspapers as never before in its his
tory, and it should be proud of the
unstinted support that all of the
papers are giving.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1917-12-07
MORE THAN TWO HUNDRED
DOLLARS FOR BALE COTTON

On last Saturday the Journal man
had the pleasure of seeing account
sales for one bale of cotton, which
brought more than two hundred dol
lars, without the seed. True, it was
heavy bale, but the mere idea of
getting such sum for any sort of
bale is most gratifying to a man
who handled cotton for several years
when the price ranged between thir-
ty and fifty dollars per bale. We are
glad also to note that the owner of
that bale was our friend Mr. j. T.
Chalker, of Kennesaw, and that he
did not forget to come by and leave
dollar of the sum for his Journal
This is a habit we should like to en-
courage among our other farmer
friends, and is always appreciated.
May his tribe increase.
NUNNALLY'S XMAS CANDIES
place order to-day to be sure
At Sans Drug Store.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1917-12-07

were added to these as an executive
committee, and plans for work ar
ranged.
Throughout the whole meeting the
speakers received the earnest atten-
ton and approval of the audience,
and most profound impression was
created.
1t was evident that the great need
and Importance of this work had not
been realized here in Marietta, and it
is the desire of The Journal to urge
it's Importance on other communities
also. A final report on the matter
will be made through these columns.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1917-12-07

Even the Sunday Schools that are
making the most progress recognize
the power and need of advertising.
The Rome Tribune-Herald of last
Saturday has half page advertise
ment of the mems Bible class of the
First Methodist Church of that city.
A part of the ad is a list of mem
bers, more than 125 active and prom
inent business men of that town, who
know the great value of system and
publicity in business, and are now
extending these business principles
to religion.
Giving Billy Sunday all credit for
his wonderful sermons, and personal
magnetism, and spiritual power, it
has been very largely, by means of
the press of the country, that he
has been so successful in reaching
and drawing so many to his great
meetings.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1917-12-07

Saturday night Sheriff Swanson
raided the house of Julia Towns, an
80-year-old negro woman, who lives
in the Louisville district of Marietta.
Four gallons of whiskey were found
and Julia and her daughter were ar
rested and will explain later to the
court just why they insist on carry
ing on business which has been out
lawed by the state.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1917-12-07
vINOL REMOVES
THE CAUSE Of
CHRONIC COUGHS
A constitutional Remedy
That We Guarantee

Lagrange, N. C.-"For years /
suffered with a chronic cough, so !
could not sleep nights and continued
to lose flesh. My druggist asked me
to try Vinol. 1t cured my cough,
can sleep nights and have gained
twelve pounds. Vinol is the best
tonic and tissue builder / have ever
taken" D. Rem, Lagrange, N. C..
We guarantee Vinol for chronic
coughs, colds and bronchitis. Not a
patent medicine. Formula On every
bottle. Your money back if It fails
Hodges Drug Company, Marietta, Ga.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1917-12-07

On November Is more than three
times the amount due on the second
Liberty Loan was paid in, although
purchasers Nigh t have held the
money until December Is and Janu-
airy Is to pay balances.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1917-12-07

Sergeant Underwood of the Army
Recruiting Station at the Post Office
saws he has been sending in some
volunteers, and he thinks if he could
get a chance to talk it over serious
" with lot of others, great many
would avail themselves of the volun-
teer route to the front The time IN
which this may be done IS now short.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1917-12-07

Senator Hoke Smith has introduc-
ed bill to provide equipment for
the federal prisons for the manufac-
ture Of war supplies by the convicts.
We see no reason why even the con-
victs should not be made to help win
the war, and hope the bill may be-