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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-02
ZPRAVY z CESKOSLOVENSkE
REPUBLIKY.

sse, Bathyanyho, Radnaye, Ba
lase ma iejich stolcich, zada
zfizeni move diecese Bratisla
We nebo v Trnave a urguje ry-
chile obsazeni arcibiskupstvi V
Praze biskupstvi We Spisi.
Dale zada memorandum, aby
arcibiskupu prazskemu byla
dana moe opravdu primatialni
mad vSemi diecesemi republiky
Ceskoslovenske ma zpusob jul
risdikce, jakou mival sv. Me-
thodej. TAX muze byti posta-
ven most k Slovanum vychod-
MIN a to tim spise, ze jinak
Praha Sc bude snaziti, ably Sc
stala kulturnlm strediskem 81,
vanu. Ma pamatnych mistech,
jako V Praze, ma Slovanech, ma
Sazave, Velehrade a Nitre by
mohla Sc konati bohosluzba
staroslovanska.
Ponevadz sloyanske neSjed-
nocene cirkve neznaji rimske-
no zakona celibatniho, zada
memorandum, ably republice
naSi zakon cehbatni byl zmir-
men, ably duchovenstvo, pokud
na Slovensku jest nesjednoce-
ne. bylo naplneno vetSi duv6-
rou Ike stolici papez5kG a TAX
pro sjednocenl cirkvi katoli-
ckou bylo ziskano. Take neni
pochybnosti, re znacIna cast dU
chovenstva zuStane V celibatu
Jinak poVazuje Sc "a spravno,
ably. odkud zakon celibatni pla
ii, pfestupky jeho bez ohledu
ma osoby, vzdy a vSude, nejen
u kn6zl mladsich nizSich, ale
take u hodnostaru starSich h
pfisn6 byly trestany.
Ma memorandum odpoved6l
kardinal st. sekretaf Gaspari
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-02
PRED PODEPSANiM MiRU S RAKOU
SKEM.

celku zname, obaVa, Ze Vytvo-
ii TO uzSi spojenectvi meZi ma
mi a Jihoslovany ze to buoe
slouzlti zajmum protiitalskym.
Severni Staty Americ ke odml-
tdly ideu korridoru duvodl
etnografickyeh, pokladajice M
mo to spoleni toto "a uncle,
nepevne a Ia eventuelni pfici-
nu budoucich velikych sporu
Vsechny snahy naSe dekaZati,
re tyto duvody jsou liche, ne
dovedly pfekonati namitky te-
chto dvou odpurcu tohoto pla-
nu.
DluznO doznatl. re nell iSme
velmi rozhodne zastance ma
! $ich pozadavku We Francou-
ech a do znacne miry take V
Anglicanech. Nyni cini Sc pra-
e V tomto uzemi ma utraty Ma
.'aru koncese RakuSanum. By
to zeimena nekteri delegati
meritti, kteri poukazovali ma
o, re pri vyplneni naSeho po-
;adavku ohledne uzemi kolem
'muntu a kolem PoStorne, Ia
>rana byla do uZemi ceskoslo-
ieky neni Zcela Ceska a re tu-
enskeho cast, ktera etnogra-
III die iejich informaci deje Sc
RakUSanum krivda.
Dluzno pi'ipomenouti, ze pro
paganda rakouska pracovala
vSemoznym Zpusobem k tomu,
by mohIa ma konferenci po-
taviti problem iizni Moray ;,
! 'lznich Czech. Lee prav6 tax la
% otazka severnich Czech, ne
nohl ami tento problem byti
1azn6 ma konferenci postaven.
DeleQati ceskoslovefstr1f veln7i
l<stegorlcky postavili Sc proti
>omu. aby iakfmholiv zpuso-
benz historickc hranice Czech q
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-02
SLOVENSKO:

Il Bur sv. Jura. - Dna 27.
julia za3tavil sd u mas pan mi
Mister Srobar, nasim obluu.
be1ym DIR. Blahom, generalom
Mittelhauserom ako al so "a.
stupcem gen. Pelleho a mno-
hymi zahranicnymi dopisova-
telmi. Bola to slavnost', akej
naSa obec este nezazila. Ia
mad arskej vlady nebolo nam
toho dopriato. Tu vsak mohol
kazdy jednotlivec pochopit' Gle
mokratickost'. Obecenstvo SO
sokolskou Jednotou cele pri.
praVilo vzacnym host'om uvita
ME. Po skromnom pohosteni o.
d0bra|i "a na3i mill hostia ma
Smolinsko. kde ich cakala d al
sla dolezita uloha.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-02

Jednani podminkach miro
Vych Rakouskem vyhraAule
Sc cim dale tim vice V resent
problemu, jak zabraniti Ra-
kousku, ably Sc mohlo pfipoJitl
k Nemecku. V8echno, co Sc od
Gtyr nedel V Paflzi vzhledem
k Vidni deje, jest diktovano
vylucne touto snahou. Do liste
miry pusobi zde ovsem take IA
jmy urcitych kruhu flnanc-
Mich, ably Rakousko nebylo zni
ceno Gplne a ably. pokud je to
mono, zachranily prece Jen z
investovanych penez V byva-
lon Rakousku, co Sc zachranit
d. Tyto veci zpusobily, re me-
zispojenci nabyla vrchu snaha
ueiniti pri vyjednavani Ra
kouskem koncese, pokud iei
mono nejv6tSi. BOZ byl vellc'
ostry. Spojenci nell nejdfive !,
umyslu uCinit ustupky po straf
ce finanGni a ekonomicke, po
stupem DOLBY roZSlfila Sc povo
most ma jine obory tax byl,
Jsne nuccni svesti Znacny boz
Ncidu,ezitGj5i koncese, ktere
byly Rakuzanum ueineny, by
ly kG.icese tcrritorialnl. Dosta-
" Sc jim totiz casti komltatp
zapado-uherskych kde je znat
ne procento Nemcu.
Jak znamo. usilovali isme o
TO, ably uzemi to bud pripadlo
nam, nebo Jihoslovanum, nebc
bylo Observation-Disclosures 2"
tim .ucelem. abychom Sc mohl'
stati bezprostrednimi sousedl
.JihoslovanH. PROD tomuto pla-
M postavili Sc rozhodne na
forferenci diva spoifnci pre-
e. vSin Italie d pax Severn
81 ty A1nerick6.
y Italie bvly TO duyody Y
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-02

yek pride ma vsetko, pocuJe
vsetko a vidi take veci, co
Glove kom casto az otrasu. Ma
priklad, co ma najviacej Eau
jima, idem medzi vsetky trie-
! dy robot1eho Pudu a sledu-
4 slem, nedaj1c "a sice znat', co
lmedzi nina asi chcem. Tu je-
den, necakajuc jeho pozdravu,
sekne mi poklonu: 10 napot,
mad 'sagos ur, kinik ed ciga-
retta,' a pravda, moja rama
odpoved' odznie: nerozumiem,
Fhovorte mi to po slovensky.
"Kerem tedy oni Czech, ia Slo-
wax, kerem Nitras, ia rada slo
lvensky rozpravat', al rada Slo
WAX, ale nerada Czech, Czech zly
nerada Mad'ar Al moi 'apa
ISlovak, al zinka moja Slovak"
| Ked' ste Wy Slovak, pTeco u
znavate Cecha "a zleho oproti
| Mad arovi, a ked' ste Wy Slo-
wax, tedy ten Czech nema opro
ii vam mic a citi spolu vami
ako bratom Slovakom. Ike
rem ked' Mad'ar tady boil, ST.
cko bola laciny a ked' Cechi
: tady sicko brali, ami cikaretu
, nincen. - Pdzava sa mi, re
tusim ste tiez tejto handy
bolsevickej, ako sa mi vidi.
: "Kerem to ne, ia robotnik, ia
videlam penez dost' kazdy
den." Tedy taketo a podobne
veci sa pretvaraju pomedzi ro-
botnickym ludom Nitre, v
tel krasnej matke slovenskej,
: take slovencina panuje tuna,
= tax su vltani naSi bratia Cesi
/ a tax su uznavani krivdeni,
4. re skrz Mich je drazoba ne-
/ doStatok cigaretiek.
Polar ma kosickom nadra-
Ii. = Dha 25. julia popoludni
zaoahl strojveduci, presunujtl
ci lokomotivy, diva vagony
!. fpriblizne 500 centami slamy a
\ nakladom uhlia. Ola vypovedi
0 ocitych svedkov stala Sc vec
: schalne. Strojveduci zaSiel pri-
: am az ku dotycnym vagonom,
: aby tn prahraboval zeravy DO
pol, ackol'vek sa tn popol wy
t puSt at nesmie a ackoPvek do
= bre vedel, re 3 m. Cd ohnist'a
E nachadza sa horravy naklad.
:. Sotva ze slama sa chytila, ry-
nichle S lokomotivou odisiei, &1at
a mohol dobre a l'ahko ohen
uhasit' jedinym dzbanom vody
4
c ktoru NAL pri sebe. Tiez al re
e leznicni sriadenci, vacsinou
= Mad 'ari, stall necinne okolo.
. Ohen sa rychle rozhorel, sho-
= rela ma no vzacna plachta
] lined stall cely wagon pla-
! menoch. Prvy voz boil ihned'
a znicaay, druhy boil aspon cia-
:. stocne zachraneny, ponevac
O pribehnuvsi mladici cs. mem.
u Vlaku garnitur c. /. a 2. voz cd
u prveho~ odopali a ohen ma nom
) zahasili. Prvemu vozu nepomo
: hlo ami hasicstvo, ktore sice
i vel mi rychle ,prislo, ale chova
e 10 sa pri haseni tax nemotorne
@ a hlupe, ze vagonu ostaly
/ Len ssutiny. Teda lahkomysep-
2 nost'ou kosickyeh zeleznic-
a nych zriadencov bola cesko-slo
O venska republika Ease okrade-
: ma o dajakych stotisic.
u Generalissimus Pelle O gen.
I Hennccquovi. - General Pei
u lie dekoroval prilezitosti ma
u vstevy V Kosiciach gen. Hen
} nocquea ceskoslov. valecnym
y krlzom. Dekorovanie bolo odo-
Il vodnene takto: Viedol mali
: 1919 skvelu operaciu ma kar-
partsko-ruskom dzemi, ktorei
vyslsdkom bolo dobytie Nun
kaceva. Vyznamenal sa behom
mad'arskeho vpadu v .iuni
1919, zaisteni velitelstva W.
chodoslovenskej skupiny "a
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-02

]e rOZnOQlnutO, re arclDlSkup
Huyn sc do Prahy nevrati a ze
byl vyzvan k resignaci. Stolec
praz1ky a spissky ze bude OBJ
sazen jak nejdrive mono. BIZ
skupove re navrhnou papezi
vhodne osoby, z Inichz vlada
bude moci oznaciti muze sobe
prijemne. Take biskupove Ba-
thyanyi Rudnay Sc ma Slo-
vensko nevrati. O liturgicke re
ci rekl papez, re lie povoliti
prisluhovani zehnAnim, sva-
tostmi a pax zpivani epistoly a
evangelia V jazyku lidu. O ce-
libatu rekl kard. Caspari: "Bu
diz jeste kid" "Bisogna esse-
ra tranquillo.' Papez Sc 0 mem
nezminil, leda, re Sc nan VITA
hovala slova, jimiz ukoncil
vlastne jednani: Jsme ochotni
splniti vsechna legitimni pranl
naroda, CO neni legitimni, me-
lie.
Deputace prohlasila, re tyto
ustupky nestacl, re pro prima-
ia je zadoucl pravomoc VetSl
a take aby reci lidu phi msi sv.
bylo doprano mista vice. Pa
pei podotkl, re by Sc muscle
o tom jednati kongregaci
Kard. st. sekretar vyslovil pra
nj, aby deputace zustala V Ri.
me dele, re pry podobne misse
tam byvaji 7 az 8 mesicu, coz
deputaci mono nebylo.
Jednota vzala uspokoje
MIN ma vedomi t'astne Zahaje
nj a jednani o reformy Ri
me a ulozila vyboru, aby Y
mezich zakona sice, ale Sc VS.
energll V jednani pokracoval
| Ocekava, re V tomto jedInan
neZuStane oSamOcena. O(
svych pozadavku neupusti, p;
nevada je zadame ne ze sobe
: ctvi, ale z lasky k cirkvi.
: Slavnost rIzi ma konopisti
: = Jedna nejvyznamnejSlcl
( We svych dusledcich udalosti
! slavovana vcera desetitisici ce
, skeho Obecenstva prekras
, mem sade ma zamku V Konopi
A Sti. Jest tomu prave pet lei
7 kdy byla ma KoonpiSti slavnos
A ruzi, pri niz sjeli Sc povestn,
kapla,n a jeden puvodcu sv
: tove valky, byv. naslednik Fl
: Ferdinand cisafem Vilemen
IL. a "a pfitomnosti Tirpitze
e jinych radcu z Berlina Vid
: ne smluveny podrobnosti vale
neho pozaru, jehoz obrysy S
: Jiz objevovaly na obzoru. Ko
: nolpst'sky pan, ktery chtel s
< svym berlinskym spojencem 0
: Vladnouti Sv6t, zhynul pred va
i kou. Vilem prchl do vyhnan
1 stvl a sc svymi radci gener;
/. ly otekava soud ctyrdohody
!, ktera zuctuja touto spole6n
a stl krveziznivcu. A vzpominkr
Il ma historickou schuzku obor
n monarchu ma Konopisti oslavo
e val vcera cesky lid. Ne We zna
h meni bodaku a cetnickych pi
kelhauben, ale We volne obof
] konopist'sk ske, kde rozvinul s
j zlvy re-. "a uGasti nepfehled
nych zastupu. Zvlastni vlaky
: Prahy byly od rama huste obs
: zeny obecenstvem a cilem byl
/: Konopiste. Mezi hosty bylo te
f! hojne Srbu a Jihoslovanu. HUI,
! ba hrala Geske pisn6 a obecen
f! stvu povolen pristup az k zar
! ku, ktery jest zapeceten. Vyle
! nici vytrvali V obore az do DC
zdnich hodin veeernich, kdv
svezeni vraceli Sc krasnym
vzpomlnkami do svych domo
! vim.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-02

kdyz objevil Sc problem korri-
doru a problem dzemi Cmuntu
a Postorne, byl cin6n ma mas
znacny natlak, abychom na5li
nejake kompromisni resent. A
mericane "a kazdou cenu cht3
Ii, abychom Sc vratili proste K
historickym hranic.m, kdyz i
pro severni Cechy historicke
hranice byly zachovany. My ma
druhe strane postavili jsme o.
tazku korridoru, a kdyz korri-
dor principielne byl odmitnut,
tedy otazku predmosti brati-
slavskeho.
Pc dlouhych vyjednavanich IN
byl nam nabidnut kompromis,
die nehoz byl sice ucinen ca
stecny 1stupek Rakusanam ko-
lem Cmuntu a kolem. PoStorne,
pri cemz nam vsak byly zacho
vany vsechny vybody komun'-
kacni, k Will nimz jsme uzemi
toto zadali, to jest nadrazl
l.cmuntske a draha pres Valci-
ce. Ia to isme pax obdrzeli
predmosti V Bratislave. Ma ma
tlak Americana spojenci velmi
! kategoricky vyzadovali, abv-
chom "a predmosti bratislav-
ske ustoupili Cd koncese driv6j
81, poskytnuteho pruhu nzeml
ma pravem brehu Moray V
Dolnich Rakousich a abychom
pfistoupili pouze ma internaci-
onalisaci teto reky, cimZ nam
budou zarucena vSechna pra-
va a vsechny vyhody Il jeji
splavnosti.
Neni zadne pochybnosti, ze
predmosti bratislavske ma pre-
mas velikou cenu, tim spiSe,
budc feseno tax, abychom OBJ.
drzeli krizovatku zeleznic We
doucich jednak pres uzemi ra.
kouske, jednak pres uzemi u.
herske.
Ponevadz situace vyvinuls
Sc TAX, ze ustupky Rakusanum
davaly Sc V kazdem sm6ru, jail
vzhledem k Jihoslovanum, tai
vzhledem k Mad ariim while
dem k nam, ,Znamena pfect
jen v.tezstvi nasi v6ci, kdyz q;
vedli jsme zaiistiti u Cmuntu
Il Vallejo to, co nam Jest hospo
darsky narodnostne neZbytEt
a pri tom isme jeSte ziskal
veImi cenne predmosti brati
slavSke. 80. s."' & =
Ponevadz stejne jako Polac
my podepiSeme Sc spojenc
smlouvu o narodnostnich MN,
ritach, objevuje sc jiz dnes IA
da ruznych komentaru techt'
smluv. Mnozi Sc domnivaji, i,
nam tim budou ulozeny nejak'
zvlaStni povinnosti, a dnes o
zyvaji Sc hlasy, ktere vykla
dali ustanoveni to iako intern;
cionalisovani naSich vnitfnic|
= problemI. Neni vetSiho omyl'
: nez to. Smlouva, ktera bude Il
g cinema, je prave ZduraZnenln
!. stanoviska, re problem Nemcl
+ V Cechach je problemem emf
u nentn6 vnitrnim, ie to smlouva
Il iejiz vSechny disposice budo'
:, takove, ably problem narod
! nostnich minorit zlstal profile
|. mem vnitrnim a ably sLverenl
|, ia statu nebyla nijakym zpuso
: benz dotcena.
: Phi tom iiz dnes muzem
: konstatovati, aniz Sc tim chce
me dotknouti podrobnosti toho
e to projektu, re po vykladech
: ktere jsme o nasem vnitrnir
: problemu nemeckem spojen
V cum ucinili, konference sam
: nikdy by nepripustila, ably by
a la ucin6na iakakoliv opatfeni
: ktera by mohla V cemkoliv da
j ii podklad k n6jakym separa
a tistickym snaham Nemcu &c
= chach. TO Sc tyka zejmena Q
n t5zky nejake specielni terrific
: rialni autonomie ktera konfe
= renci byla odmitnuta a prior
: Kdyby sc tudiz nekdo domni
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1919-02-07
AN ACTIVE LIVER
PREVENTS DISEASE

The healthy human body offers
little opportunity to the ravages OF
germs of disease. But when the nor
NAL functions are lacking-the liver
inactive-the bowels costive-and the
digestion mperfect-then most bac-
terra can thrive sufficiently to become
a menace to the health.
This is the reason that people who
use TODD'S LAXANODINE have all
been immune to influenza, typhoid
and dysentery, even when several
members of the same family has been
tricken-because it keeps the liver,
stomach and bowels in a strong
healthy active condition, and this so
builds and fortifies the system that
the germs of disease cannot thrive.
TODD'S Laxanodine is the best
medicine for sick headache, relieves
in 80 minutes, and for biliousness,
fevers jaundice, constipation, indi-
gestion, and all soreness and swelling
of the liver, stomach and bowels.
Sold on a guarantee to satisfy or
money back by Kile and Shackleford,
Druggists, Marietta, Ga.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1919-02-07

(From Progressive Farmer, Dec. BID
For the average Southern farmer,
we cannot think of better resolution
for the New Year than one calling
for better than average yields. Aver
age yields, whatever the crop, mean,
over a period of years. little more
than living wage. But as the indi-
yidual farmer rises above the average,
his net profits, nine times in ten, CORE
spondingly rise. The man who raises
cotton must see that our average OF
about one-third of bale per acre can
only mean poverty to the grower; the
man who grows corn and oats at our
average rate Of Is to 20 bushels per
acre must see that there can be no
profit in such yields; our peanut and
tobacco farmers, our dairy and general
livestock farmers must see that so
long as they are content with mere
" average yield per acre or per ami
NAL. Just so long will they find the
farming game Improbable and unsat-
isfactory.
Good land, planted to good seeds
and we'll fertilized and well titled is the
key to successful farming; for good
land, plus good seed. fertilization and
tillage, means high yields and good
profits. In the new year, every farm
er should aim at these; and in getting
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1919-02-07
DIR. R. A. ELWOOD WILL
LECTURE IN ATLANTA

DIR, Robert A. Elwood, one of the
foremost humorists on the lecture
platform today, will deliver two adj
dresses in the Baptist Tabernacle
during the coming week. His first
appearance will be on Sunday night
at 1880, when he will speak on my
'My Mothers Bible" On Monday
night the subject his lecture Will
be Bottled Sunshine.
AS pastor and founder of the
Board Walk church at Atlantic City,
N. j., D. Erlwood became widely
known in religious circles and his sue
ces on the lecture platform IS a
matter of common knowledge IN
many cities of the country. He has
visited Atlanta on a previous occa
sion, when he delivered two addresses
in the Liberty Loan Campaign.-At-
lanta Journal.
DR.. Elwood is very pleasantly
remembered inCobb County where he
helped so much putting over one OF
the Liberty Loans.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1919-02-07
ARMY CONSIDERED FOR
LEAGUE OF NATIONS
An International Army Necessary to
Enforce the Rulings of League
OF Nations

Paris, Feb. 5.-The peace dele
gates are working today on the most
difficult problem involved in creation
of the league of nations-the force
with which the league will make it's
decisions effective.
Opinion seemed to be divided as
to whether this force should be moral
or physical. Many plans had been
submitted ranging from complete
abolition of ornaments to organiza-
ton on an internatioal military and
naval police under single command
err The plan finding the greatest
support among responsible delegates,
however, provided for no such radi-
cal departure. 1t proposes merely
the reduction in each nations arm
ament to a point consistent with the
maintenance of domestic tranquility
the league inself to be the ultimate
Judge as to the size of the army
and navy to be needed by the indi-
vidual countries. Great Britain and
the United States almost certainly
WOulu rely OI avn @SNSN
by good pay. France and Italy pos
sibly would return to CONSUMPTION on
the ground that they could not pay
wages corresponding to those in the
British and American armies. But
whereas France had conscript army OF
100000 before the war, it probably
would need only 20 or rs per cent OF
that number under the league. In
the case of Great Britain and the
United States the number of soldiers
would approximate their former
standing armies 100000 for the
British and $4,000 for the American
When the central powers were taker
into membership the league would fix
the size of their armies
Only great emergencies would be
likely to call such armies to distant
points. In the event of trouble or
the American continent, the United
States would be directed by the lea
que to take action.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1919-02-07
NO SPECIAL SESSION FOR STATE
HIGHWAY LAW is PROBABLE

Returning Wednesday from New
York, where he spent several days
on matters connected with the states
finances, Governor Dorsey reiterated
his previously expressed opinion that
nothing would be gained by calling
an extra session of the legislature
to enact highway legislation, while
on the contrary the highway program
might be seriously complicated by
such a procedure.
In the first place, definite pro-
gram must be written; in the second
place it must be agreed on by the
special highway commission and the
budget commission lin the third place,
the necessary constitutional amend
ments could not be submitted until
the fall.
The governor believes the new or
incoming legislature will be able to
handle the highway program at the
regular session. If it should fail to
do so, the governors inclination
would be to call an extra session, as
he regards the highway program as
one of the utmost Importance.
In the meantime, the governor is
gratified that commercial bodies over
the state and other organizations are
taking such a keen interest in the sub
ject of highways, for he is anxious
that the program be put through this
vear-Atlanta Journal
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1919-02-07
BONDS FOR RECONSTRUCTION

Through the four issues of war
bonds floated since May, 1917, the
government raised nearly seventeen
billion dollars.
This vast sum, invested largely in
implements of destruction, brought
the autocratic Hun to terms twelve
months earlier than expected. Had
the war dragged on for another year
thousands of American lives would
have been sacrificed and our war
debt increased many billions.
Another great bond issue-the Vic
tory Liberty Loan-will be f1oated
next April. Treasury officials have an
nounced that it will be for not less
than five billion dollars. With this
issue, Liberty Loans will pass into
history; the job will be finished.
Heretofore the billions have been
used for destructive purposes. This
time the bulk of the money derived
from the sale of these securities will
be spent in constructive work.
1t will go towards maintaining our
army of more than million men en-
forcing the armistice terms upon Ger
many. This army must remain in
Europe until permanent peace is es-
tablished. The sick and wounded SOL
diers overseas and at home must be
cared for and eventually the rest of
our army brought back. But the
work this money will do must not
end here. The men who have been
disabled; who sacrificed eyes, arms or
legs, must be taught self-supporting
trades. For what nobler purpose
could it be used than in protecting
these heroes from future poverty and
distress.
Our soldiers did not relax when the
Hun retreated. They kept on fighting
until the very minute the armistice
became effective. We at home should
follow their example. We should put
our full force behind this Victory
Loan and provide the government
with the means for carrying through
the work forced upon it by war.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1919-02-07
DEMOCRATS TO CONFER
ON WOMAN SUFFRAGE

Washington, Feb. Upon petition
of TWENTY-FIVE democratic senators
favoring the woman suffrage resolu-
ton pending in the senate, Majority
Leader Martin today called a confer
ence of democratic members for to-
morrow night.
The conference on woman suffrage
will be the first held by democratic
majority since the United States en-
tered the war Senators opposed to
the resolution served notice that they
would not be bound if any caucus
action should be attempted.
Former Secretary Bryan was at the
capitol today urging democratic SEN
ators to support the woman suffrage
resolution which is to be called up
next Monday. He issued statement
predicting adoption of the resolution
by the next congress if it fails during
the present session.
81 hope the democrats of the
SOUTH" said the statement, twill not
handicap the democrats of the north
by compelling them to spend the
next twenty-five years explaining to
the women of the country why the
democratic party prevented the sub
mission of the amendment.
"This is our last chance to play an
important part in bringing about this
reform and it is a matter of political
concern that the democrats of the
northern Mississippi valley shall not
be burdened by the charge that our
party prevented it's submission, es-
pecially when it is now known that it
is coming in spite of if not with the
aid of, the democrats"
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1919-02-07
Atm At Above the Acreage
Yields In 1919

them, it should be remembered that
rather liberal expenditures are justi-
fable. For instance, when a bale OF
cotton with the seed 10 worth $3.50, our
average per acre yield of one-third Of
bale is worth $50; but when we in
crease this to two-thirds of bale,
worth 500, we have a gross profit of
$50 with which to pay for the cost Of
the increase. OF course the cost OF
this increased yield, if the matter be
gone about judiciously, will practically
never be as much as $50. More often
than not, in fact, it will be $25 or less.
leaving a net profit Of $25 or more per
acre. And the same rule will hold with
other crops and livestock as well. The
higher the yield per acre or per animal,
within certain limits, the greater the
net return.
The new year and the years to come
hold great things for the thinking, pro-
gressive, business-like farmer. Prices
promise to remain good for a long
time, and fair profits seem certain for
the man who farms right.
Let US, as our first New Year resolu'
ton, aim at putting our farms on a
big-yielding, money making basis.
There is no surer way for making farm
life more attractive and desirable and
for keeping the boys and girls on the
farms.