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Trench and camp. ([Admiral, Md.) 1917-1919, 1919-02-06
save the Company Cat.

Soldiers being discharged are
requested by the War Depart
1nent not to desert their pet
animals. such as dogs or cats.
which they may have in their
barracks, bat to dispose of
them according to the rules laid
down by the Society for the
Prevention of Cruelty to AMI
y ekT.ieut. Aurandt. morale Of
ficer. abont the proper way to-
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Trench and camp. ([Admiral, Md.) 1917-1919, 1919-02-06
REVISION.

Come along with the engineers.
Come along with the engineers.
They're ON their way back.
without any pack.
It is joyful. IL ia joyful.
Never more to be KIP.
Ever more with Katie.
Y0u may take her TO the dance
With . whole paiv Of pants.
casae nleng with the engineers.
Trench and camp. ([Admiral, Md.) 1917-1919, 1919-02-06
A Bugaboo Busted"

When the government an
nounced that it would begin
sending troops home from
France after the signing of the
arn1istice it was feared that the
men on this side, who had not
seen service, would not "mix"
we'll with the heroes from the
battle front.
Many persons were heard to
say that fist fighting would be
the order of the day and that
the military authorities would
have great difficulty in main
tanning discipline.
The result has given the
thoughless ones another chance
to turn to other fields for the
venting of their fearful speeches
as the American soldier has
demonstrated again that he. is a
very adaptable fellow. and never
fights unless he has a good
cause TO fight for, when, as the
boche said, he becomes
devil"
1t is a great source of pride to
those who have seen the men of
Meade thrown together with the
warriors from France to observe
how we'll they behave in each
others company. It is not
often, as a matter of fact, that a
man from the other side offers
to talk about his experiences.
He is only too glad to turn to
more pleasant conversation.
This makes it much easier for
the boys here to deal with them.
When Meadite wishes to learn
something Of the inside DOPE
the overseas man is willing to
tell him all there is to tell, but
there is not much Dragging
about it. The story is told gen
orally iii all its hideousness and
nobody who has heard a real one
can doubt that these boys really
went through "hell to victory"
The men who by hard luck
had to stay i'll Meade are only
too glad to- get the news of the
gallant deeds performed, and
they gathN about the men with
wound stripes on their arms in
near alteration. They do not
hesitate to say that they would
gladly bave gone if they had
been given the chance, but yet
they acknowledge that the or
deal was not one which sane
man would seek but for the fact
that it was to be done in defense
Of ones home and country.
When one considers the many
things that have been said by
che returning heroes nothing
seems to stand out quite SO
strongly as the statement of
Alvah Dean of the 10Th Engi-
neers, of Frederick, Okla, who
lost an eye in the conflict and
who got a waiver from Wash
ington because he had two
broken ankles and a cracked
skull and was being held back
frona overseas duty, and still he
said as he landed in Meade.
: / was lucky to be there and
lucky to be at the front most of
The time"
And the front that Dean
meant was the front in front of
llae advancing infantry.
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and the 18th Division
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Keep away from the engineers.
Keep away from the engineers.
They load up your back
With a shovel and a jack,
1t is awful, it is awful.
You're out on the road<
With a big heavy load:
If you want to go to France
With a whole pair Of pants
Keep away from the engineers.
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Trench and camp. ([Admiral, Md.) 1917-1919, 1919-02-06

When hundreds of others Iemainedl
silent and awed in the presence Of
such distinguished company. Leon
Ballard SOth Division. Norfolk, Va..l
told Gen. Byng of the British army
why xhe food was rotten" and got
better grub" for his fellows.
This is how it all happened: Ballard.
who was in the 31Sth Infantry, and
had been through nearly four months
of hard fighting before he was knock
ed off in the Argonne in October, was
in a company which had been COM
planning a great deal at the>British
front about poor food. When gen.
eral officer appeared and asked the
men personally they invariably an
swered that the mess was all right.
After this had happened once or twice
the captain of the company became
disguised and told. them that they did
not deserve sympathy. He refused to
let them rest during the day and
drilled them harder than ever. Af
Then came Gen. Byng. The drills
had been severe and the food worse
than ever The men yelled with one
accord Rotten" when Gen. Byng
asked about their mess. But none
would volunteer to say in what way II
was rotten" until Ballard stepped up
and told his story.
No Goat for Him.
He told the general the boys did not
like australian rabbit and the gem
eral said there would be no more OF
INxy RI Of
or bully beef" and the general said
there would be no more of 1t. He sad
the sergeanS got some of the loaf OF
bread that was given to eacn squa9
twice a day and the general PROMISED
a loaf and half and no cuts py the
SergeantS.
After that there were no kicks
about the British food.
incidentally, Ballard declared that
the British were good Fellows and
fought well. He said their trenches
were awfully muddy because of the
Flanders fiat country. but that the
British pluck was maintained ana
that they never knew defeat. He said
the Americans were not paid regu-
Iarly, and that the Tommies bought
them drinks, gave them cigarettes
and divided their food with them
when their own was not brought up
to the lines He was with the real
British. not the Scotch. or the Cana
dians or the Australians. The opposi-
ton to the British, he said, came
principally from the Americans. who
were not very friendly with their
cousins across the pond
In this Flanders f1ghtlng Baiiard
said his division was once placed in
a position sixteen feet away from the
German front line. The fighting was
not difficult except in raid, he said,
as the artillery did not operate. for
fear of hurting their own men, There
were few grenades thrown. as the
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-30
NO Sc NEGARAN TIERRAS
ALOS EMIGRANTES
EXTRAJEROS

NUEVA YORK. agosto 29.-Segun
10 expresa un mensa;e trasmitido de
la ciudad de Mexico con esta fecha,
Pastor Roauiy. Secretario de Agri-
cultura Y Fomento hizo declaraciones
en- el sentido de que ell gobierno no
negara tierras a los extranjeros que
lleguen al pals a dedicarse a trabajos
de colonization, pues que esta dispues
to a proporcionarles en- calidad de a.
r~rendamiento en- tanto que es aproba-
da Ia Ley sobre tierras Y Sc autoriza
al gobierno para proceder a la venta
de todas aquellas que hayan sido des,
lindadas.
Agrega ell despacho que Roauix de-
claro que ell numero de colonos extran
jeros llegados al pals es de quinientos
Y que todos ellos proceden del norte
de Europa.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-30
OTRA GRAN HUELGA DE
MAESTROS EN- MEXICO
Serd decInrada Ell Iunes 81 Ell
gobierro no PGga los
haberes atrasados

CIUDAD DE MEXICO, Agosto %.
La hlelga de macStros en- G. Dis
trito Federal. cs inminentc, a juzga;
por Ia actitud que han adoptado los
professors en- estes ultimcS dias. mos
.r%1dose c~ontrarios a 1rabajar 81 No
Sc les paga 10 que Sc les de5e.
La Liga de Profesones del Dis
to Federal, envio I'm memorial a D..
VenustiaDo, piGiendole que sus suei-
dos sean cuhiertos por Ell gobierno fe-
deral. porquc es tristc, que una ad-
ministracion emanada de la revolu-
ci6r Que tuvo como bandera dc COM
-uruesuI ( c:o-Snf 'pe2Ioq!T, :elFq
"a, Sc niegue a pagan 4 los profeso-
res 10 que l~egalr'erte Sc les debe.
Por ultimo, los maestrcs dicen al
goi:erno. CUE 81 el lunes no quedan
cubjertas sus nominas, a~bandonaran
csc dia sus trabajos Y l%anzaran I'm ma
rifiesto a la Nacion, Com~unicandoie
Ell Scuerdo tornado por cllos, que
Green cs justo y legal.
Carranza dijo a los Representatives.
de Ia prensa que To Sc accederla a los
deseos de los professors, puesto que
segdn ell programa de Ia revoiucion
los mun;cipios deben ser autonomous
V cI go5ierno federal TO dcbe e
clarse en- u asuntos nj politica nj fl
nancieramente V que por 10 tanto.
los ayuntamiertcs estan en- AOertac
para obrar como mejor les convenga.
De IN mcmento 4 otro Sc espera
les Drofesores de San Angc',
que son los :inicos que no han secun-
dado la actltud Ge IA -iga. sc unan
a los acuerdos tomadoS por ella.
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LOS COLONOS ALEMANES
CRITICAN A CARRANzA
E'E! pals no adeEanfard NADIA
mienfras siga atacnndo la
innigrGcion", diceR

CIUDAD DE MEXICO, Agosto 90
Los i%nmigrantes ~alemanes que aca-
ban de l!cgar a Mexico, para coloni-
gar las zonas situadas en- el Estado de
Chiapas. manifestaron Que no les la
MAZDA la atencion en- 10 absolute, la
resolution de Carranza de negarles
las tierras que antes les habia conce
dido.
"NCs nos llama la atenci0n ell acuer
do del Sr. ~C.arranza. dijefo,n pclHue
desde antes a s1lieramns dc Alema
MIA, va teaiamos informes de 81. No
sotros no solic;taremos ayuGa del 60
bierno porCue no Ia necesitamos: We
nimos a trabaiar, a establecer fabri-
cas-. a fomentar Ia agriculture con
nuestros prcpios fondos, 10 mismo
uue nuestroS paisanos que cstan por
Ilegar. La compania que Sc ha forma
DO en- Berlin para fomentar la inmi-
craci6n a Mexico. disPcne Gle varios
millones de marcos. para a~yCdarnos
V con ESQ basta. No es exacto, por
10 tanto. que pidamos que Sc nos ayu-
dc, al ccntrario, dentro de algun
tempo. e. pals comenzara a sentir los
beneficios cue Sc obtiencn con aues-
ira p~resercia. FL gobieIno del senior
Carranza. no proteje Ia Immigration,
sino que por ell contfario, Ia ataca Y
con etos metodos que ba scgrido, IS
SECURE que cl pas nada adelartara,
porquo asegIranios que nj una terce-
parte del effective de alemanes que
Sc Proponia inmirrar 4 Mexico, ven
dra, cuando sc sepa que han sido de
rogadas las cyncesiores -,ue Sc nos
teniar hechas'.
Probab!emente los inmicrantes a
names, saldran en- Ia scmana que
cntra para Guadalajara, a dondc van
a establecer algunas fa6ricas Y a cul-
tivar los campos.
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La sifuacion creoda Pcr las
hueIgas contiHGa
enpeordado

- ---. ,,r-t,F IL "TS PrE.NSiN
MADRID. Agosto 2S.-De acuer-
do con las noticias recibidas de Bar
celora. Ia s~ituaclon creada por el
FARO de las fabricas Y taiIeres es
hastante Ser;s ain Y no hay espe-
ranzas de quc mejore en- un future
%proXimo.
De Iaracoza Sc inforna igua!men-
te ouc algunas fabricas han sldo
cerradas tambien Y los panaderos
de esta capital han anunclauo que ell
proximo domingo Sc declararan en-
huelga a memo cue sean aceptadas
sus demands.
Por 10 que hace a los delegados de
las uniones de trabajadoreS, muchos
de eilos Sc dirigiercn a SanCnez To-
ca pidiendoIe que el gobicrno inter
venga en- Ia situaci6n actual con e.
objeto de hacer que cese ell paro y
cue scar abiertas nuevamente IA
bricas Y talleues. Tambien lie pid!e-
ron que Ell gobierro les proporcione
algunos fondos, pues algunas orga-
nizaciones Sc han ouedado sin IN solo
centavo = causa de les differences
conflictos a qIe han tenid0 que ha-
| carles frente.
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Ia GA. DE TRANVIAS
RECLAMA 5 MiLL0NES
Esa sumo perdic durante ell
tempo cue ell gobierno
expIoto los trenes

GIUDAD De MEXICCO. Agosto %
LA comrania dc Tranvias Electr'-
cos de Mexico. reclama como daios y
periuicios sufridos durante ell tempo
en- que dicia empresa estuvo interve-
IDida por ell gobierno, II cantidad de
cinco m~illoncs de pesos, alsganco que
&denlas de perde2 las ganancias cue
deherian haher obtenido en- csc ITEM
&c. experimental ia perdida del mate
rial rodarte. rieles Y otros e~lententos
~recesario5 que fueron nal empleados
TOR el gerente pucsto por ell gobierno
de CarranZa.
TambiGn naclarla indemnizaci6n la
CombaEia por Ia perdida que ha eXpe
Ir;mentado al no acabar de construir
"a Inca dc tranvias a Puebla. que va
Gabe-ia estar concluida, pero que
ror diversas circunstancias anorma-
les. per las Que atraveso ell pals, Sc
vic er ell caso de aplazar Ia construc-
cion para meicr epoca.
Solamento IN rieles v material ro-
dante Y motores, la compania perdio
dos millones de pesos, sin contar o
los gastos de ~reparaciin de carros,
etc. que .implican otro gasto de MI
cha importancia.
Los controles, que fGeron llcvados
por los zapatistas 4 Nochimilco, a raiz
de Ia evacuation de Ia ciudad de Me-
xico por e?tas fuezas. SC perdieror
en- su ~totalidad, puaS los revolucio-
narios los desconectaror Y ecnaron a
perier las pleas.
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EN- AJOOUENTLA FUE BATlDO
MANUEL PELAEZ.

CIUDAD DE MENlCO. Ago5to 20.
Las autoridadeF carranciStas del
Estado de Eeracruz, comunica= que
rel dia % del presente mes fue batl-
da una partida de revclucionarlos
mandada perscnalmente por Manuel
Pe!aez en- un punto llamado AjoQucn
tia V que, &c gesultas del e]ncuentro
los rebcldes huycron, dejando en- ell
campo cincuenta muertos Y cinco prl-
sioneros que fGeron fIsllados.
Ann no Sc recibe Ell parte Official
lie ia acci6n que, segun parecc. fue
&c mucha Importance.
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No Sc puede prestar dincro a Iabaseo
porou. no hav Gobernedor.

No obstante que la Sccrerarla dc
Hacienda ' Cr5dI:o Publico conccdl0
al co5ierno del Estado &c T&basco IN
rmprestito de Glen mil pesos, esae di-
nero no pucde ser enviado Il Ia
mencionada entidad feGerItlva. Por-
que ell g~ooiernc del centric no ma re-
corocido a ninguNo dc los goLerna-
aores eXrsteutCs.
La Suprema Corte &c Justicia de Ia
Naci6n. estudia detenidamerte este
asuntc para darle proHta soiUcicn.
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LOS DELEGADOS DE LAS UNIO.
MES DEL TRABAJO CELE-
BRAEON UNA IUNTA
De-, servicio Especial de LA PRENsA

De- Scryicio Especial de Ia PRENSA
MADRID, Aosto 2S.-Hoy cele-
hraron ca a CASA de, Pueblo an@
iunta todos los Delegates de las di-
versus uniones dc trabajadores de
Esr.na. con ell objeto &c discutir ia
situaci0n creada por las hUelgas Y
les cierres de tabricas V. talleres Ell
iistintas regiones del pals 2 TO ha-
bierdo sido possible llegar a decision
aIguna. Sc otto para una nueva Jun
ia que tendra lugar en- breve.
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CABLES DE- ESPANA
Fue ~totnImeate destruida por
81 fuego Ell pueblo de
Aldea NueUa

NJ, s,-,+-,o Esrcc,ri 6c Ia PFENSi.
MADRID, A-osto 2S.-Se ha rect
dido TN mensajc de Aldea Nucva
Gando cuenta lie que Ia p]ohiaclon fue
totalmeutc aestruIda por IN inccndio
que estall6 aver en- Ia manana. III
cesa cue Ell fUego ccmenzo en- ell en-
tro de Ia ~pob]aci6n Y QUO cGndio "a
pidamente a cau5a del viento que
reinsha. habiendose uuedado sin no
cares multtiud de gentcs.
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h y G. A NJ B | O

nuestros imitadores ticncn que vender
MAS CARO- porque tienen que repar,ir
conisiones a cientos de Bancos America
nos, porque no ticnen Banco propio.
81 le ofrecsn hacerlc rico, darIe rre-
CLOS baratisimos o reTalarle Miles De PC
sos. debe de toner nucho cuidado. va nuc
MILES de Mexicanos que 50 creycrou dc
esss oiertas rerdIeron SUI dincro poroue 10
enviaron q casas desconocidas o POGO no
norablcs y el rcSultado fue que esas casas
0 personals dispusieron de el. como succ-
do a los cientes de cierta casa que CUE
bro y varias otras.
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Mataron al subtenientc Jesus
Ramirez.

Una c~scolta que salio a capturar FL
subtnniente JESUS Ramirez. de ia
| g~uarnicion de Misantla. Sc vic obliga-
da a hacer fuego sobre e., en- virtud
dc no haberse dcjado aprehendcr. co
lao Sc ~preterdia. Il immoral subtle
~riente estaba acusaGo Ge haber afro
| 2ellado a Ia nina Juana Gonzalez.
usando dc la fuerza, IN ell rancho de
Ia Reforma, ercsro 4 aquella po-
blscion.
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pendiera el comercio con los Estados
Unidos. en- virtud de Ia ancrmalI-
dad de las c;rcunstanciaS ~lnternaclo-
males. vienen ahcra otras rotlclas sa-
tisfactorias. Consisten en- cue los
concentrates de csta risnia ciudad
han recitido cartas del vecino pals
en- las que sc les proponen mercan-
cias de cmbarque Immediate Y que
dan idea de'qwe ell dicho comerclo,
en- vez de suspenderse o aminorarse.
Sc va intensiflcando cada dia mas.
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SALIG UN BRAZO HUMANE EN-
UNA RED PESCADORA.

VFRACRUZ. A"osto 2G.-Las au
toridaGes judiciales del puerto han
ordenado que sc haga una investiga-
cior minuciosa para YER 81 es possible
descutrir a quien ~perteneci6 un bra
ri humane CGe IN rescador halo en-
su red. al estar dedi"ado a la tarea
de Ia pesca. Nj r2motamente Sc tie
men noticias dc que haya perecido,
On el rumbo or que Sc encont-6 cl
trazo, persona alguna. Ell brazo es-
Ia envuelto en- una manga de casimir
negro. Tambien Sc orien6 que Sc
draCara ell lugar en- u ararcc;6 a
quel nniembro, con cl objeto de YER
s; SC logra encontrar 81 cuerpo de la
victima, pues no cS dificii que sc
trate de algUn crimen misterioso, que
IS precise dcscubrir.
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UN DOCTOR MEXICANO ASESI-
NADO EN- GUATEMALA

CIUDAD DE MEXICO Agosto %.
-Comunican de Guaterlala, que en-
aquella ciudad fuG asesinado mistnrio
samente Ell doctor mexicano Jose Ri
veros, prominente politico chiapane-
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Nauf-ago Lopez de Lara.

La lancha en- que n~avegaba -opez
de Lara en- comrahia de su Lstado
Mavor. naufrago al ckocsr con I'm
chalan Que venia en- direction contra
ria. Lopez de Lara y los suyos cayc-
ron al aqua, de donde fueron SAGA
dos por la ~tripulacicn del "Freepol'.
FL eoUipaie de los naafragos sc 10
trag6 81 aqua, y !icese QUO en- e! iba1l
documentos de alguna Importance
cuya perdida SC lamenta.
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PROPlETARIOS dc c5ss casas?
IVERDAD QUE NO?
SABE listed 81 ticncn con que re-.
ponderlc?
tVERDAD QUE NO?
Entnnces mandar dincro por conducte,
dudosos c. 10 mismo que ENTREGAELO
AL PRIMER DESCONOCTDO CUE Sc
10 PlDA EN- LA GALE.
Sabiendo bien que MILES han pcrdido
81 dinero. arriesgsra I'd el suyo:
CREEMOS QUE NO.
No cora I'd. 81 rie5go UN OLA MAS
= hsEs todos sus envios por el JNICO
CoNDUCTO que listed ST SABE cue
tene dc sobrs con que rcsponacr!e, ,
csc conducto es u ds
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7 0 Z = = =
po-,,s rcaros. ONO los UNICoS propntarot del Gran
SANG o NJ lex c
tunnccrporatedl.
Cor, cro capital y pro7ndsdcS GarantrlnoS cuaIquer enVio cue te hssa
rr rurtro conductn. --
~ powy, dnss tanhCn conamos con fuas y SrandcsA Fnae-ncS dc recan-
10 =. - T. angeles Cal. Kansas City, Mo. Laredo. Texas. Santa Ana, al. etc,
Gas 20 - .T-J.Ios cen tmo 10 cual TAMBIEN RESPONDENTS de SUI dhnero.
) ponc nustra NeSoiacl6n c mas inporanoe y ma Srandc QUO las de nuc+
+s iniHdar JUNTOS.
%ucsras Ofinas, y e. nImero dc nueSros cnpeados oar ina oucna idea
l., IA 5G~rrris tan crarde que hay enuc una y las otS casas
Nuctra fina cuentaa Ia fea con mas de
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FL concrete con los Es-
tadoS Unid~,.
Contra las not:cias que en- pasados
dias circularon en- este puerto, de que
habia prrbahilidades de que So sus-
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Ouitaron al Juez

OUiIaEon N JUcE
Fl juez que n del proceso ms
truido con motive del ascsinato de
Nafarrate. recibi6 orden de trasladar
Sc a Ia ciudad de San Luis, donde
desempenara I'm puesto de la n!jsma
categoria. No Sc sabe todavia culen
10 sustituira. pero Sc cree Que sea uno
de los partijarics de L5pez de Lara,
a cuvos amigos, segin Sc sscgura, 81
debio ell crimen de Que Sc trata.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-30
~CONTRABANDO DE ARMAS
EN- TAMPICO, lamps.
Tres ciudadanos americanos
fueron npreheadidos por
la policia especial

TAMPICO. lamps, Agosto 2l.-
La policia del puerto ACADIA re descu-
brir I'M regular contrabando de par
cue v arnlas, i~ntroducido por los CID
dadanos amcricanos NJ. Canada, Ra-
fael Muche Y =. FerndnGcz, quiencs
fueron consignados al Juez de Distri-
to-. Este f~uncionario, en- cumptimlen
to de la ley. invite al consul america
no al cl:eo dc la cas- lie los coma
bandistas. en- In que sc hallaron Glen
carabinas 30-3G y una cantidad res
petablc de parque del misro cali
br4. En- ~prescncia del Consul, del co
ronel O-ozco. del iefe dc Ia gurnic;@n
V de otros fu~ncioEarios, el ccntraban
do fue recogido Y consignado al mis-
nc juzgado de Distrito, Qlc es ell
concoe de! asunto. Los contra
bandistas permanecen en- la carcel Y
seran iuzgados con TODD rigor
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1919-08-08
Meeting Starts Today
At Marietta Grounds

The camp meeting at Marietta
Camp Grounds starts Friday. August
Sth, with Rev. ]. P. Erwin in charge,
assisted by Rev. G. T. Shell.
The grounds have been cleaned UP
and made ready to take good care
of the crowds who always go to the
meetings at this camp. The weather
is ideal for outdoor meetings and
people from all over the county are
expected to attend.
The hot weather brings with it a
feeling of desire for the open, and
no better place to go can be thought
of than the old camp ground, to wor-
ship with your neighbors in the old
time way, as when the journey thence
took half a day instead of half an
hour.
Cars and modern conveniences have
long ago eliminated all the discom-
forts of the trip, and certainly a man
must be crouch who can find moth
ing for which to praise the Lord.
The usual cordial invitation is eX-
tended to all to join in these series.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1919-08-08
The Marietta Journal
Is Not Prohteering

The war is over, business is good
and there is plenty in the country
for all who will work for it, and by
every rule of justice and common
sense prices should begin to decline,
instead of initiating beyond the reach
of ordinary mortals.-
Some time ago The Marietta jour
nal put its price back to the old rate
of one dollar per year, and we have
done what we could to put business
back to normal conditions.
We believe we print as good a
weekly paper as can be found at any
price, and we are able to do this for
one dollar per year because we col
lect the dollar, and don't put it into
prizes or gifts to advertising agents,
and because our advertisers are APP
preciative of the trade of our sub
scribers, and give us liberal adver-
Using support.
Our subscription list is growing in
healthy manner and to advertisers
and subscribers both we wish to say
1--WE thank you"