Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 14, Number 1, Decatur, Adams County, 25 March 1916 — Page 3

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t<toßmttaMM*a»M«Rrie»aanMit nnm I'WffIWMMHWIIti.!HII Following the Flag in Mexico In '*he opinion of the majority of American editors, including even those in Te 3 who are too near the danger zone to be easily deluded with false hopes, £ strong note of optimism is found regarding the Mexican situation. In THE LITERARY DIGEST for March 25th the leading article covers, in sweeping form, every shade of newspaper opinion on the most pressing problem that now confronts the American people. The article is well illustrated with scenes of the recent invasion by Villa and a helpful map of the Mexican border. Otter feature articles that will command attention in this week’s number are: What Japan and Manila Think of Philippine Independence Translations from Prominent Japanese and Spanish Papers Upon the Adoption of the Philippine Independence Bill by the United States Senate

Colonel Roosevelt Out and In the R&ce Socialism's Stake in the War No Compromise on U-Boat War What Bulgaria. Eights For z Aineric2.il White Ants French Soldiers V/arned Against Alcohol Catching Eggs on the Fly French School Teachers in the War The Rival of the r< Tipperary ” Song

I ' . , Fine Collection of Photographs and Cartoons You Will Find “The Literary Digest ’'

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XAMOGft ya.mkef composer •1 ci AY WORK AND SONGS • th-;.--- who lived during the . ... ..mu realize the pov er and exercised by the soi g writ- « of tii.- time. Henry Cla? Work, who wan born at Middletown, Con i «•, ti. ut in 1532, was imprisoned in Hiaamri for helping a fugitive |

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slave to escape. He was a printer by t . ade and wrote “Kingdom Coming.’ “Babylon is Kallen,” and in his “Come Home, bear Father, Come Hort.e,” was a temperance sermon that never has seemed to lose its pl.xi stive appeal. He was the author of * Grandfather’s Clock,” and at one tim-i member of the music firm of | Roc t & Cady, Chicago. His songs

Early k eace to Save Civilization The Disillusion of the Primary The Indictment of Judge Gary German Favor for Yuan’s Crown To Avoid Breeding Defectives Locating Guns by Seismograph Good and Bad Medicine Closets Hindu Music Will be the Next Novelty Meredith’s Prevision of War Baby Victims of War and Peace

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had a great vogue in their time and still continue in the melodies of the old days. Several of Work's famous old songs appear in “Heart Songs'' now offered by this paper to its readers.: A complete library of American song. See coupon elsewhere in this issue.

WANTED—Young men, 18 to 25, not afraid of manual labor, who are willing to take the opportunity of learning a well paying trade. Give as references past and present employers, or if none, personal references, and tell all about yourself.— Care Daily Democrat, Decatur, Indiana. 7313