The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1919-07-11

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It looks to us like the Hearst papers are falling into
their old habit of strang" the government again. doing
| it over the shoulders of Mr. Wilson
threat that Sergeant York may again visit that coun
try will probably be sufficient to keep the Germans on
their good behavior for time at least.
We would caution our friends who make light of Ma
ICONS claim to the capitol the grounds that it IS only
geographical one that geography is the thing you travel
over to get anywhere. But when you get to Macon,
where are you at?
The Walton Tribune last week makes it plain that Mon
roe will abundantly for the Georgia editors next
week by assigning homes about every and woman
connected with the business in the state and we hope they
will all be there
We note that the Cuthbert Leader credits us with
couple of strange paragraphs last week. They were
worth repeating anyway wherever they came from
When YOU feel disposed to make unnecessary crack
at England remember that justly celebrated Decla-
ration of independence written against German
tyrant who at the time also dominated England.
lion tanner tries matrimony at the of nnetytwo
says an exchange which of he has perfect right
to do but that of his age and expe-
rence should be anxious to retire from active business
All the press agencies or syndicates getting so ex-
remelv partisan in their news items that rarely
able to use one of hem and the political year ap-
proaches we expect to them ranker and more numer
Gus than
We note that Ty Cobb umpired ball game between
Thomson and Washington, Ga, day last week. Inc
attendance of course was good and receipts large, but
we do not know how the game went any more than the
spectators do, who came to see the umpire work.
Some of the south Georgia papers quoting the to-
bacco market just the if they in the Virgin
ia field and the reason is that in sections down
there tobacco has become of the crops since
the boil weev 1t said the weevil neither smokes
or chews
From the number of exchanges that reminded US
that wo-cent stamp will carry letter now, one might
suspect we were liable to forget Mr. Buresons gener-
osity
An eghty-year-od has been up IN the air Tor
short time in airpane, which reminds US that we
have seen young keep man up IN the ar for
quite a long time without an airpane
The Germans are bewailing the fact that they be-
ing forced to bury German honor but since has been
dead so long that smells badly in favor Of gong
on with the interment rapidly as possible
Professor Snider of Griffin has wonderful press
agent and he seems to stay the job all the time He
now makes the professors prophecies prize fights
as well as weather disturbances.
We have the kind offer of Washington letter for the
small sum of forty dollars per- but must forego the
pleasure try along with just the Congressional
Record which supposed to tell what they are saying
if not what they thinking
The ex-crown prince of Germany has been threatening
suicide if the allies attempt put him trial but as
he has never been considered anything but minus sign
no Jury would care waste time on his case
thousand sacks of mail from soldiers reached Allan
ia Tuesday so with the ordinary dispatch Of O. bust
ness YOU may expect get letter soon from some OF
the bows who got home last month.
After all they going to ketch the kaiser and take
him to "Lunnon Town and try him some charge war
raned not to produce capital punishment Well ne ought
tc be glad it's the French who going to try him
although his hymn of hate was against England only
jim Reed of Missouri spoke in Atlanta on Thursday
might of this week. but probable that the people vii
want to hear from Woodrow Also before they salts
fed that they have heard both sides of the story.