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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-01-15
AND WHAT WAS he TO Do7
Almost Any Married Man viii Appre
elats the Situation Poor Hubby
Got f,,mself Into.

What u beautiful new hat and
soaii" she cried. AZ soon az he came
homo that afternoon.
Isn't ~ | mean, aren't they he
said proudly bargains, too. The
overcoat was si6. reduced from soms
thing. and the hat was 81, but they're
going to raise the price next week"
Hts young wife crowed With delight.
Herman. you look stunningl" she
exclaimed, Let me put them on, to
give you some slight idea OF the SEN.
eral effect. You can never tell on
yourself. You know"
And she put them on, The cost was
nohay plaid balmacaAn and the hat
Was Nile green felt, very sN aggor
by Jove. Cecllc," he cried. ~ l
look half that good In EN- I'm salts
bed"
She walked 10 the pier glass,
"You look very fine In them. dear"
abe said heSitatingiy, hut truth com.
pels ma 10 say they're more than twice
as becoming ON me. You know, the
women are wearing mems hats and
eoats this winter. Don't you think you
could get yourself another OUTFIT to-
morrow something In colors a little
ms re becoming TO you. pcrhaps' We
have fried chicken and wafiles for din.
ner. just the way you like them
And~~but what's the usee
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-01-15
FRENCH TAKE STEINBACH
Strike Victorious Stride In Alsaee,
Advance on Mueihausen and
Bombard Attkirck. '''' ''@'7'''

Paris. --Steinbach has fallen. The
Alsatian town TO which the French
laid violen, siege week ago and which
they later invested and forced their
way Into, fighting from house to house
and gaining ground only foot BY foot,
was carried by the French, according
to the official statement issued here.
Cernay tealled Sennheim by Ger
msns) Is being violently attacked BY
the French. This town Is but three
miles from steinhach and the general
offensive Is directed against these two
French guns massed before Altkirch
continue their bombardment OF that
important railway center, which also 10
but about eight miles from Mueibau-
sen, but slightly west Of south. Stein,
bach, Cernay, Thanh and Aspach are
grouped just north OF west OF Muel
hansen, Thus Muelhausen Is threten-
I'D from two quarters. It's front on the
west and Its left flank On the south.
So important is the success OF the
French In these operations that staff
officers OF the French army have ap-
piled TO their attainment that word
which has been treasured by even the
most radical spirits for use only In de.
cided triumphs--"yictory."
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-01-15
REJECT BAN on NEGROES
House = nisapprosss Of Amendment
Barring members OF African or
Black Race" fran v. Q.

Washington. The immigration bill
was sent To conference By the House
after II had registered its disapproval
" Senate amendments barring "'msm.
bers Of tho African or black race" and
sxemptine agricultural Immigrants
from Belgium from tbs literacy test
end the contract Immigration provis.
Ions,
Both ~ these amendments caused
yrotrActed debate. Most southern
nsmbSrs favored retention Of the ne.
m amendment. hut others suggested
nat 10 press X might mean final de-
esAt a tho entire bill. Northern rep.
sssentAtivss generally opposed the
prevision, After m extended debate
4 roll call showed : vote Of as2 to rs
against II.
Ths DslHiAA exception was defeated
without division AFTER several efforts
~ altar its provisions had been voted
lawn Representative Cuilop proposed
~ Asoxa&n M exception TO admit not
SnE tRrm&rs but Industrial workers
fFOM Heikiam, Representative Gala
mar snswssted inclnsion also Of farm
srs NON rol&nh,
TAs Ssaats amendment 10 exclude
~ psfsons Of constitutional psy.
chopAthic infsriority and perons with
cAronic alcoholism wAs accepted.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-01-15
VILLA AND SCOTT TO MEET
They Win Endeavor to Prevent Flrlno
Across the Observation-Disclosures 10
Sought by Villa.

Washington. BRIG. Gen. Scott, chief
Of stan Of thu United States army, and
Gen. villa have arranged to confer on
the international bridge at I'll Paso
with q yiew TO arriving At an under.
standing that win permanently pre-.
rent further firing into American ter.
risory by Mexican factions fighting
along the international line.
Gen. Scott has been at Naco for two
weeks TRYING to hiring about an agree
ment between Gov. Maytorena. com.
handing the uutierres forces attack
Ing the Mexican town OF that name,
and Gen. Hin Of the Carransa Earri.
son. HIN agreed y withdraw, but
MAysorena has postponed entering into
final agreement. awaiting. It Ia said,
the arrival Of Gen. Caxral, on his way
north with 5000 men to take charge
OF thu situation.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-01-15
TURKS IN FULL RETREAT
Whole Army Corps Taken Prisoners OF
War--Russians Claim complets
Victory at Cara kamysh.

Petrograd. following official
communication from the headquarters
Of the army OF the Caucasus was IN.
sued here.
The defeat which We Inflicted on
the Ottoman army In The region OF
Sari kamysh IL complete. The Ninth
Turkish corps was completely ami.
Inflated. We made prisoner the com.
mander of the corps. lskhan Pasha,
the commanders Of the Seventeenth,
Twenty-eighth and Twenty.ninth d.
visions. and two iieutenants these
chiefs, with their staffs), more than q
hundred officers and . great number
Of soldiers. The Turkish losses In
killed and wounded were enormous.
We took many cannon. machine guns.
munitions Of war and revictualing con.
voys,
"A company OF cine Of our regiments
captured the entire command OF the
Ninth corps"
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-01-15
'ON TO RHINE CRIES PARIS
French Gains In "Lost Province" OF
AIsaee Cheer paris~-Ralns inter.
fere With Action.

Paris.--Capture OF an important
stronghold Ia their advance against
Metz: q second invasion OF Alsace,
threatening Colmar; new advances
east OF steinhach and against Cernay
tSennheim) In the operations before
Mueihausen and Altkirch with further
gains To the east Of Newport, in Elan.
ders--these are the outstanding fea.
lures OF the French official statement.
Reins continue incessant along the
entire front. which now measures s76
miles. hsing extended to the borders
OF Switzerland on the south and to the
sea In Flanders on the north.
Belgian artillery IL In operation
against the Germans In Flanders.
where they silenced the German bat.
teries. Duels of the big guns were
fought at six poiats ON the battle
front.
Earlier reports brought first news
OF the appearance OF the French be-
fore Colsnar. Here. to the southeast
OF the Mount Du Bonhomme. the ham.
let Of Creux d'Argent, mile and a
quarter west OF Ordey turbeisl was
occupied and fortified by the Alpine
chassaurs.
On the whole front In Alsace French
are now about so miles from the Rhine
river and the reports Of the gains be.
Ing made In this Lost Province" have
greatly cheered Paris. where the cry
now Is being raised ''on 10 the Rhine ="
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-01-15
PARIS SAYS ATTACKS ~ An
0oNkEs AlpsAcE nEPuLsEn.
ssRLih cLA,sas PsccREss
TRY 70 RETAkE sTEiHBAcH
cenditiaA II Roads Rstardn Work BY
infsnipmsn-- German Statement
Announces Adsancs In the A.
ncnnss ard Around Arras.

Paris.--A violent German counter Of
tensivs Developed In the Argonns re-
gian about verdun and In front Of
SsAinbaeh, In Aisace. Air scouts re
port the arrival Of important bodies Of
reinforcement brought To strengthen
the German lines In the Argonne and
along the Aisue.
Evidently deeply concerned At the
rapid progress made by the French
forces On this eastern wing. the invad'
ers began the day with terrific ar
tiliery fire I'LL along the line. ccncen-
tratlng on the region Of Lassigny on
the trenches held by the French Mt the
crossing Of the road from lie -Four do
Paris to yarennes and the Hante chiv'
aachee road aud upon the works to the
north OF vardaa These cannonadss
were followed at intervals by infAn-
try attacks. but al were repuissd BY
the French, who maintained their DO.
sitions inviolate throughout.
The French artillery position on the
ridge. which dominates Steinbach,
aud from which the fire was directed,
which finally dislodged the German
forces when they were compelled to
eyacuate on Monday. was subjected TO
particularly violent bombardment.
but the condition OF the hillsides and
the country all about. due to the heavy
rains. made further attacks by infan.
try impossible.
Resumption OF the offensive at Stein
bach and the bombardment OF Thanh,
where the hospital was made the tar
get Of German shells, are believed to
be closely related to the attempt OF
the German troops to thrust forward
wedge between the French northern
column. attacking the outer. defenses
of Muelhaasen from the direction Of
Mount Bonhomme, and that which Is
advancing from Thanh through Stein.
bach and cernay.
The third OF Gen. Pau's columns,
which Is advancing from Belfort as Its
base, has so far penetrated the vol
ley OF the II to the southwest Of Alt
kirch. the key to the soath door OF
Muelhausen, that they have taken up
a position In a small forest two and
one-half miles from Altkirch.
Here the French "75s" have batter.
cd the German guns into silence and
have established themselves In posi
tons which command the earthworks
which defend the town In three limos
on the south and southwest,
Elsewhere ON the 3Somile battle
front artillery duels were fought at q
number Of scattered points, but the
weather conditions have been so bad
that operations OF extensive character
have been impossible.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-01-15
cASCARETS' lCT
0ALNER BOWELS
Ca ! ieeent aai.

are yoa ksepiHs year scwels, hseA
ana ssnmacA cleaRs pure and treaa
wisA CxseMfesa. or merely fereshS .
sMsasageway every few days Win
salts Cashartic Pills. Castor OF oE
FarxAtlve watersf
stop having q bowel washdAy. Let
Cascarsls thoroughly cleanse and res
giate the stomach. remove the sper
ana fernehting food and foul gases,
take the excess hile from the liver
and carry cut o. the system Ail the
eonstlpAtod was,e matter and pOisona
IN the bowels.
A cascaret tonight VIII mako you
feel great by morning They work
while yca sleep-neyer gripe. slcksn
or cause any Inconvenience, and cost
only 10 cents . box from yonr store
Millions Of men and women take .
Cascarrt new and then and never
have Headache. BIliousEess, Coated
Tongue. Indigestion, Sour stomach o.
Constipation. Adv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-01-15

Sew YsI5k lFhs Eussa stciasnt IL
- - ys1rf HISTORY III New forks
sabway peensFs,z Aslanx shs n,sh houis
EhAn no passengers ii twS stalled
tratns wsFs stfieksn with paHdc N the
sIsissasd tnblm by asnsA tmoks 3ad
aeFA famsz hcn 4 ahcrtclrcnitsd ca-
~ II fhe straKxie to escape sorne
80 ssrseas wssa iniassd. ozA. : wona-
III. IatallF 0tAaFs, cvsrcoshe. were
Fsaeped. unconscious. by polii,e md
fifanaaH. while scorss Struggled 70 the
street. historical. sheir clothing torn
md faces hiaekHned w smoke.
The eity was thrown into the tk-oes
81 transportation blockade without
parallel ID ito history. II was not nm
III eight hours that . wheel again
turned tn the subway. and then only q
limited local service was maintained.
The hundreds az thousands Of passsn-
GER the subway ordinarily carries
we're diverted TO elevated and surface
systems. and when the Aome-bound
rush began neither system had ade-
quais facilities. There were no sub
war trains running 10 Brooklyn and q
dense mass OF humanity. concentrat.
ing nj the Brooklyn bridge. prolonged
the rush hour period for two hours la
. struggle to board trains and cars
The accident occurred between the
Fiftieth and Fifty.ninth street sta
tions and called out virtually the en-.
tire fire and ambulance service on
Manhattan island. TIE two trains, an
express and local. both packed. came
70 q stop midway between the stations
and the lights vent out. -.
A large feed cable had blown out
IN its conduit. come so yards distant.
and soon the cars were filled with the
fumes Of burning rubber, This soon
krew unbsarable and Il took little to
start . panic In the darkness,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-01-15
BLAME wAR ron FAILURE
Americas Reund Dals Company 10
nankrypt~ LIABILITIES sAoco--Aa
sets - Cotton oin Plants.

New ork.--The American Round
Male Press company. d New York cor.
poration. with sS.00Q.0oo authorized
capital, TILED 4 voluntary petition 10
Bankruptcy III which its liabilities were
Tiven Az tssA,0o0 aud itk Asxcts M ss
cotton gin plants In the south. and
presses, value mot estimated.
Paul Tones. Y New York lawyer. wAs
appointed receiver.
Tho company In d Reorganization III.
eactsd In 1907 Of the American Cotton
company. Of which former Gov. David
II FyNncia OF Missouri. the late Cor.
asiius ", Hliss and Jatnss M. Cannon,
: New York hAnker. were interested.
they. ~ tar hack ~ tsel, VERY mem.
Ssrs Of protective committee Tor The
ce4npany's stock.
Included In the liabilities are f727..
30 first nanrtgAEe bonds.
Attorneys for the receiver attributed
ths fAiiure to the European war.
Tho hnsiaess of the company has
hseG FRUSTRATED by paralysis In the
cotton trade sssalting from the Faro
psan var their ststaneat rad. the
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-01-15
ARTILLERY DgEls m COG
GsTth1na Strive Desperately 10 Pre-
wsat Fufther CaiHs By Aillss
Heavy FlsesI,s h. Arssnas.

parisr Ihere i general nshtins
an alnns The Fisnsa fs0nt from the
Belsiam linz 10 tue Isssnlsy gs AVskirsa
ard from announcements given out III
The var office the ililiea fonsas are
n,Ts chan holAins ikAr own No.
where are any fsserses reported
IN Flanders thu GsrmaAA arr strir
iak ltesperalNly 10 pfsvent further
Gains nv tbs allies. Thss are bonn.
bardine thal Frenrh pesstina with their
heasiest available field artillery. King
Albert ck Bslglam 10 personally a.
rs1ting the retnral fire of the allied
artillery.
Thu eannonading N heaviest In the
section about zilieheks. which u near
Ypres. Two attacks BY the Germans
scatheasi Of s.. Georges and in the
region Of the dans were repalsed with
heavy loss TO the attacking force.
There has been heavy fighting In
the Argonne region also, and here
again me Freneh have proved their
superiority. Not only have they main
tanned their positions at every dis
puted point. hus they have regained
some ground which they lost reeently
In the forest OF LaGrarie, reeapturing
from the Germans about 500 yards Of
trenches ai q point having high stra'
tegic yai,e.
Two full German regiments deliver
"a 0 spirited attack In the vicinity Of
Fontaine Madame and each Of these
was thrown back. while the daring Of
the French mining and sapping corps
enabled the allies to blow up 500 yards
Of German trenches near the ravine OF
courte (Thanssec A charge on these
trenches following the explosion OF
the mine revealed that about 400 yards
Of them were pit defenses. and the sec.
tion was accordingly occupied BY the
French.
Further down the line extending
into the Province of Upper Alsaee the
French troops engaged tn hot clash
with the Germans In the woods OF
Hirxbach. not far from Altkirch, The
fighting was at close quarters and the
French charged repeatedly with the
hayonet. After hours Of fighting. In
which losses on both aides were con
siderable. the Germans we're forced to
break ground and the French ended
the engagement with substantial gain
In territory TO their credit.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-01-15
SPECIAL coURT or Times FErt
EHAL iuDcEs NAMES RuLsho
N FHIsco.
ispr4 hSlds vhst she ststuss vlesstsd
Ouarsnssss " Lifs. Liberty sad
Possession 81 Property Made
10 AN Aiike.

san FrAneisc0,The Arisoas anti
alien employmenf act. adopted by the
PEOPLE ~ the stats 1t the November
election 10 IN Initiative measure. WA
declared unconstitutional. null and
void by special coart d three fed
eKnl Judges.
The court hssd thai the statute VIC
lated The guarantees of life. liberty and
the ppssesai0n 0k property made 70 All
silks, whekher aliens oF not. under The
rcHrtsenth amendment Id ths consti
tuticns that II ths state Oh Arizona
could frfhIA xny elnployer to hire more
than 30 peF cent III aliens, Il could with
equal Justice foFhi1 him 10 hire one
rer cent. 81 sven an indiviauai alien
This struck ii the vitals Of the aei
which ordered that any enpioyer with
. pay roll az flve o. more names must
sss thar ~ least 30 per cent OF thcss
nsines were daily qualified electors.
The law was intended" said the
court. 10 ba : police regulation. but
under xulse Of police regulation the
stats was IN effect 6eprivins the com
ylsinAnt Of his right 10 labor, Euaran.
ted 70 him by the Fourteenth amend
msnt 10 the United States ccnstitn
sicn.
"Ths supreme court Of the United
Etatsa receatly has held that the RICH,
20 labor 10 4 right OF property. An
alien cannot be deprived Of the right
cf property under the constitution
The court made permanent q tempo
rary injunction issued by District
Judge VIVA. II. Sawtslle restraining en-,
forcement Of the law.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-01-15
Born Diplomat.

Harry. am beginning to believe
the baby looks like you"
Are you, dearf"
Yes, notice II moro and more
every day, I'm so glad"
DO you really want him TO look like
mey"'
"of course do. rye been sorry
ever since we had him christencd that
we didn't give him your name"
Sweetheart. you don't know how
happy you make me by saying that"
"And. Harry. dcar-I found the love
Hest hat today, don't believe ! ever
saw anything that was 30 becoming ia
mo, its ts5 DO you think ought "a
pay that much for a hatf"--Chicage
Herald.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-01-15
Hale owninos Attached.

Los Angeles. Cal--Southern Cali.
fornia property valued At $4,000 and
helonsing 70 Nathan w, Hale. former
congressman rom Tennessee, Is In
The hands Of the sheriff. The iudg.
naent was the outcome Of stock
transaction Involving the securities OF
the Great Southern Agency. m insur.
ance concern. which went into the
hands OF . receiver.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-01-15

Washsngton.- Ending II years Of
litigation the supreme court held that
sasne s1a Connecticut labor union meu.
bars must NV sssssIsc.os damages un.
der the Sherman law Tor q nation.
wide boycott of ID. h. Lcewe |. Co..
Danbary. Conn. hat manufacturers,
who refused to unlcnixa their shops.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-01-15
MEETING 0ls BOARD or PRisos
coMMlsssoNRRs SHIELD AM,
WORK AsslaNgo,
WILL SERVE slx MONTHS
Jehnsca Chosen " Take ssaslsY's
Place arS Board -Essary Assigned
TO Mining Department and
May 10 Prison Farm.
NAshylne

-~NASuStale,
Al q meeting at the state prison
COL T. D. johnson Of Frankiin. who
was recently appointed 10 succeed J,
s. Beasley on the state board Of prison
commissioners, was elected chairman
o. the board. He had been quietly
sworn into office by Gov, Len w.
Hooper to I'LL out Mr., Beaslay's anex'
pired term Of SIX months. This homer
came 10 Mt, johnson eatirely ansolic'
TIED, and Ia q personal compliment 20
him.
! At the meeting OF the board Mr. Es-
sary was assigned M heretofore to the
mining department.. and Mr.. May te
the prison farm.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-01-15
siosrnxln Stopped.

London.--The Daily TeiegrapA's cor.
respondent at Copenhagen says:
"A Norwegian merchant captain Just
back from Gibraltar says the Ham
burg,Ameriean liner Graecia attempt
cd to cross the Atlantic Tying the Nor.
~exian flag ard under the name OF
R.ocrgvin. but that she was stopped
by 4 British cruiser and taken as a
prize to Gibraltar
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-01-15
STICK 70 iT
Until Coffee Hits You Hand.

Il 10 about 40 well to advise people
10 stick TO coffee until they get hid
hard enough NO that they will never
forget their experience.
A woman writes and her letter ID
condensed to give the facts In short
space:
II was q coffee slave and stuck 10 u
like topper TO his cups. notwi,hstand.
ing I frequently had severe attacks Of
sick headache. then ! used more cot.
fec to relieve the headache. and this
was well enough until the coffee ef.
feet wore on.
Finally attacks of rheumatism b.
gan to appear. and ultimately the
whole nervous system began 10 break
down and I was fast becoming .
wreck.
After . time ! vas induced 10 quit
coffee and take UP Postum. This was
bali year ago The result has Deen
most satisfactory.
The rheumatiam II gone entirely,
nerves practically well and steady, a.
gestion almost psrfstt. never hsye any
more sick headaches ana nm ealning
steadily In weight and strength
Name given Nv Postum CO.. Hatil1
Greek. Mich. Reai #Tns iipas5 ~ ~ wan
vilie," In pkgs.
Postum comes In two fornss
RssSiar Psstsm ~ ssuss ~ Nm
boiled iSc And No. pscksse
,~staMs psslHta n = ScJ1kie IN.
ier. A tssnpocn611 61sar1y1 Gr1ehly
a ! esv ~ NJ &1so -
ke1 enSxf. mSku u 4 6l 1e1s SyxIs
- i ~ NM n 11I. ls sss I
~ TN h IlI1 y I'm 4 r.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-01-15

The Climblys tell me they are 70
ing to move into better aeighbcr
hood"
That's queer"
Why SOL"
They haven't made good yet In the
ueishborhood they're leaving
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-01-15
Another oarihaIdI L Knlsd.

Paris.---Another son OF Gen. Riccio-
II Garibaldi. and grandson OF the great
Italian patriot. has been killed Ia &C
ton, according to . senioffYciai note,
The French war minister. M. Miller.
and. has sent condolences to the fam
ily.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-01-15

Washington. Condition In tsvas-
tated portions OK Servia arr rs dis
,ressing as in Belgium. according to
a letter received Ut Red Cross head
quarters here from Mime. Grcuiteh.
wife on the undersecrctsry for foreign
affairs OF Servi&.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-01-15

Naco. Aris. Gen. iturbids. with g..
200 men. "a reported by Carrsnra
aseats to hare arrived Mt Moceruma.
$50 miles south Of here. on bis way
ID Join Gen. BENJAMIN HIN at Naco.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-01-15

TnnNln0 GxSsAEt Mat0 UpM0ld.
washington--Fr Freight rates oa iiq-
uid tannsag extract Ia tank cars from
Knoxville, ~snn~ md oshsr slnilariy
iocaiea points IA 4ssfsuaticna l. esAer
statss were hei2 mn tAs iasersssts
ESsEce ccn " y ssAsca
ablc.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-01-15
Prison board Elects.

At q meeting OF the State Board Of
Prison Commissioners, T. D, Johnson
Of Franklin was elected chairman. He
was recently appointed by Governor
Hooper to an out The unexpired tern
Of J. 8. Beasiey, resigned
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-01-15
Supreme Court ccnvsnes.

Tie stsse supreme court convened
In Nashville. Fentress county docke
being taken up.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-01-15
Supreme Court Opens.

Judge u. l.. LAnsisn Of Cookxvilie,
justice Of the state supreme court.
arrived In Nashville 10 attend the FIRST
session Of the court. Judge L.ansden
Inns completely recovered from his III
ness
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1915-11-12
WANTS IMPROVEMENTS
MADE IN co. GROUNDS

1t is seldom an outsider finds
words Of praise for money that
is expended in improvements ON
county property at the county
seat, but below is a clipping
that was published short time
ago in the Turtle Lake Wave by
a broaGaninded man who can see
the advantage of this cash out
lay:
A start has been made for
leWeling off the court house
grounds at WashbGan and seed
ing down to a good lawn. This
should have been done long ago
and should be pushed along with
a little more energy than it is
being prlsht d now. There could
be mo more fitting way to spend
a little Of our money than in
VISITING some Of it in a change of
scenery ground those county
building. Put on nic'. little
park while at It. Make the
grounds about Our Public build
ings beautiful ard set a good
example to tie cit:MEs Of The
county.