The Klan Edition of the Kourier Magazine, Vol. 5, April 1929, No. 5

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Two identical copies of The Klan Edition of the Kourier Magazine from April 1929. The magazine has been printed on white newsprint with black lettering. The magazine has a statement featured in the center of the cover in a black, outlined box below the masthead and dateline: [This is the new Klan / Edition of the Kourier. / It is for Klansmen only; / subscribers can obtain / it only from their Kli- / grapp. IT MUST NOT / BE SHOWN TO ANY / ALIEN NOR LEFT / WHERE ANY ALIEN / MAY SEE IT.] At the bottom of the cover is a selling line: [Official Organ of The KU KLUX KLAN]. Articles include: “The Better Klan Magazine,” “Things Klansmen Should Know,” Under the Fiery Cross,” “Comment For and Against Us,” and the “The Disgrace of Italy.” There are also two poems entitled, “The Regular Army Man” by Joseph C.

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