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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-06-02
RETURN FROn BIRniT HUNT
Faress u sihisy and Lanassrms Were
IN Mexico lass Tea Days--cap-
tnsed Americans heaeaed.

Marathon. 'rsxAs.'--Ths saitiiE col.
umHu OF the Eighth ard Fourteenth
caNliry, under the command Of Col
sthiey and MAJ. Lnghorns, respective
", dstatlsd hy Ma. Chr, Frederick
Fanster 70 give CHASE tst the bandit
raIidsss or Clean Springs and BOQullkss.
have returned 70 American coli Bsar
BoQsEilaA
The erpeaiticn vas In Mexico iase 10
DAYS. II tailed 10 capture or wipe out
the main hdy of the Bag BeRs EaSaad.
era. "a; II made prisoners Of iolar Of
the bandits and leit behind two others
desperately wounded. In addition. Il
rescued Jesse Deemer. bcqaillas store
keeper, and Monroe pay=s. . negro,
kidnapped hs the Mexieans a. they took
their last desperate fling before fleeing
south.
The return OF the expedition was i'm
peratiye for stratagieal reasons. II had
penetrated 80 fer iato the interior
without the semhlanoe Of . line Of
communication, that II was not pre-
pared for possible eyentuaiit.es. With
no hops OF requirements. IL was i'm.
possible for Il TO continue its foFay,
Then. too. the main object OF It's cam
paign had been accom- plished. In the
release OF Deemer and Payne.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-06-02
ASKS ANOTHER CONFERENCE
Commander at Juarex Would Talk
About Avoidance OF Friction Be.
tween Mexiean-u. s. Troops,

FL Paso, Texas.--Another border
conference will be staged IL Gen Per,
shing Is willing. The Mexican party
TO the proposed discussion is Gen ca
briel Gaylra. commanding general OF
the forces OF the de tacto government,
Of Mexico on the Chihuahua frontier
The officially announced purpose OF
the meeting between he two generals
is the avoidance OF friction" In the
Joint patrol OF the bandit,overrun Dor
deriand.
A telegram addressed TO Gen. Per
shing. wherever he may be found,
was dispatched by Gen. Gavira May
rs. The doughty commander OF the
Juares garrison said In explanation of
his message that his sois osjeet In sag.
gesting TO Gen. Pershlng that they con.
fer was to avoid friction between the
American and Carranrista patrols. II.
however. Gen Pershing were willing
TO take up with him the general sub
ject OF withdrawal OF the American SOL
diers from Mexico. Gen. Gavira said
nothing would give him greater pleas,
ure than to meet Gen Pershing.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-06-02
AUsTRlANS PURSUE ENEMY
Mighty Drive Forces italians Back
Across Their Border line--Mueh
Booty Was Captured.

London. The Austrfans continue
successfully TO prosecpte their otfens.
i've against the Italians In the South.
ern Tyrol. They have advanced on
both sides OF the Sagana Valley, &C
.coEaiRg, 10 The yisnss statement. Tia
Austrian gains and the fact that tho
Italians have again retired before the
onrush of the attacking columns is ad.
mitted by Rome
On the lsonzo front Rome reports
Bulgarian prisoners have been taken
with AustriAns. indicating that Bul,
CARA has joined hands with Austria
in the present gigantic offensive.
Vienna's official account Of the Aus
trian advances states tha, the emper.
or's troops. driving along the Sugana
Valley, attacked the city of Borgo,
about five miles from the Italian Dor
der, and forced the Italians 20 eyaeu,
ate. Large quantities OF booty fell
into the Austrian hands, indicating
hasty Withdrawal.
Following this anccess the Gran
Corps pushed on across the border
and harassed the rear of the retreatiug
Italian columns
The Italian report states that the
defending army the the sussna Valley
fell back gradually on their main
lines after repulsing Austrian attacks
throughout the day"
Vienna makes further cain 10 the
capture OF the Italian Notifications on
Monte velna.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-06-02
APPROPRIATION FOR
NAVY s2A,00Q,000
NAVAL COMMITTEE SENDS IN IRIS
REPORT or rrE HousE or
REPRssEnrATWEa
ask FIVE BATTLE CRUISERS
New Type Of Fighting shis ls Needed
To Balance Fises---Asinerity III
port Says Programme III
irtadeqaats.

Washingtou.--An elaborate report
explaining the tlsl,oo0. 900 naval ap
IrssovT ;s; ;::va bill has been submitted tc
the house By tho naval committee. and
ut the same time the Republican luem
hers OF the committee joined In mi
nority report to be presented attack
Ing the measGre as Inadequate and do
handing thu; congress provide for q
navy ranking second among the
worlds fighting forces.
The bill authorizes q building pro
gramme for next year. including five
great battle cruisers.
Referring to It's failure TO recon-
mend additional dreadDoughts In tbs
1917 programme reported, the commit.
tee says II does not wish to be under
stood az holding that bsttleships have
been displaced as the main naval de.
pendence, On the contrary. the re-
port says. all naval experts told the
committee dreadnoughts formed the
real fighting line OF any fleet.
Our fleet OF dreadnoughts and pre-
dratnaagats. : II eEaiAins; "'sas reach.
ed such proportions that the eonstruc
iion OF battle cruisers must now be all
norired and begun At once in order
tina, our fleet be properly balanced for
fighting efficiency"
The total cost OF the new ships rec.
commended Is placed at Size. 0s7 1857, OF
which tS9.24i.S26 Is appropriated In
1917, together with SIS. 36S, l27 for con.
tinuing present building.
The committee es.imates that under
the bin the shortage In the commits.
stoned personnel OF the navy will be
met in few years and that the 1852
additional men provided for are all
that will be needed during the next
fiscal year,
A commission of fiy9 naval officers
Is,freated to investigate the navy yard
situation and report to the next session
Of congress as To the necessity for ad'
ditional yards on the Pacific coast. the
Atlantic coast south OF Hatteras or on
the gulf.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-06-02

Norfolk. Va. The cruiser Tennessee
became the L. s. :, Memphis May .,
/, Is announced al the navy yard here,
The change Of names took place n
sea. the Tennessee having sailed from
HAMPTON Roads recently with DC
tachn ynt os marines for duty In SSnta
Domingo. The change was made nee
essar- by The fact ,hs; the name Ten
nessse has been selected for one ~ the
drsadnoush.s in course Of ecastrac
ton.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-06-02
Gen. FUNsTONAsKs
FOR MORE TROOPS
REouEsT 10 Maze THAT MORE
NATIONAL 0uARpsMEM mi
CALLED OUT.
CARRAAzA TROOPS SHIFTED
psVthins's Expedition Vail Soon Do
Flanksd on Three sidss- -Assnsos
To Y. O. Soldiers 10 Made
M Plain.

~ PAso. Texas--It 10 authoritative
" reported hsrs that Maj Gen. Pun.
ston has again reQuested the war de-
partmen. 10 call out the national guard
Of Louisiana. Arkansas and Oklahoma
The latest call for re-erforcsments IL
sasd 10 be due to the refusal OF Wash
fngton To withdraw additional men
from the coast artillery for border
patrol
The menace TO tho Pershing expedi
ton In Mexico OF the big movement OF
Carranztsta troops In chihuahua has
been made plain TO United States mill
tary authorities
General Jacinto Trevino, instead OF
sending his soldiers into the bandit.in-
festhi districts OF Eastern Chihuahua
and Northern Coahulla. has ordered
item massed along the Mexican Cen.
ira and Northwest railroads.
Gen Gavira. the commander at
Juarez. who has never lost an oppor-
tunity TO make himself offensive to
Americans, has been given command
OF the districts around Galena and
z Braves. . ~ 2',2 'e'''S wv
Orders already issued contemplate
large garrisons at Galena and other
points within striking distance OF Gen.
Pershing's line OF communications
from the east. From the west the
menace OF the Sonora troops remains
II Is pointed out by army strategists
that the only possible purpose OF such
q redistribution OF the CarranZa forces
would be TO "squeexe" Gen. Pershng's
commands Gen. Luis Herrera OF the
Paral district. who needs no new In.
PRODUCTION az a Gringo hater. has ASA,
I'd for his entire brigade, lie does not
state the purpose for which he desires
% concentrate a large force immedl'
ately south OF Gen pershing but when
the movement is completed the punt.
tive expedition will be thanked GA
three sides.
The announcement Ia made that aft
ar the CarranEa troops reach the stra-
aegic positions designated they win
hunt bandits. This could be taken 80.
riously were II not for the fact that the
districts specified include the country
which has been swept clean by the
American forces.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-06-02
TRAVELLERS WANT ACCOUNTING
slii 10 Filled Against a, p psssil. ,k&ssd
EFT. p. A.

Memphis Charging that Il. p. Pow
oil. president Of the Tennessee division
OF the Travellers Protective Associa.
ton. has refused 10 accoun, for funds
entrusted 20 his care while he was sec
rotary and treasurer OF the TrkState
Travellers Association. members Of the
latter organization have filed suit In
the chanoery court seeking to Gospel
an accounting
Powell was elected presiden, OF the
Tennessee association at the recent
convention here.
The bill of complaint sets forth that
Powell sought 20 dissolve the TriSstaie
association by "roughshod and illegal"
methods by calling together few OF
his friends and having resolutions
passed 10 dissolve the corporation and
surrender the charter TO the state.
They declare further that he 10 In debt
TO the association TO the amount Of
several hundred dollars
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-06-02
CARRANzA SENDS U. S. NOTE
Demand 10 Made from Mexico City
That Troops BE Withdrawn--Mes-
sage rhreatens War.

Mexico "a note from the de fac
10 government Of Mexico TO the gov
ernmeat OF the United States demand.
Ing the immediate withdrawal OF the
American troops nom Mexico has
been dispatched TO Washington,
The note states that the Mexican
people do not want war with the Unit.
ed States. but that they are ready for
war rather than TO have their national
honor and sovereignty trampled upon,
The Mexicn government Is inform.
Cd, the note states, that more Amer
lean troops continue 70 cross the Dor.
der TSe communication declares tha,
the Mexican people look upon this
movement as more than a mere punt.
tive expedition and violation Of NJ.
tional sovereignty
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-06-02
PROTESTS SEIZURE or Nail
prsainent Wiser ssndsl Vigorous Msts
20 Great Britain on suhIses--p@-
Ciarsii Mails Insieiate.

'RRshingten. President wIIson has
conlRlesed note vigorously renewing
the protest Of the United States 10
Great Britain against inteEfefAnce With
American naAiia. This scaamunication
v expected 10 40 forward a once,
sscFstary Lanaing and IeGaa experts
81 the ststs department. made the orig
inzi draft Of tho nots. and the presA
denf revised ~ phrsse0iogy. II 10
made up largely of leEai arguments 10
meet the eontentious Of Great Britain
10 q memorandum, eoncnrred In by
France, presented 10 the state depart
tnent several veeks ago. The United
States taksa the position that practices
complained Of In lie first note on the
subject have bean continued and that
the American government must now
insist more smphaticaily that they
cease.
The state department officials con-
slider that the chief weakness Of Great
Britain's position IL her policy OF TAX
Ing neutral mail vessels into British
jurisdiction and submitting them 10
local censorship regulations. II 10 IN
derstooc that II 10 on this point that
the renewed protest Is chiefly based.
The British memorandum avoided
this phase OF the question. Rapid
transmission was promised to true
correspondence, but the right to seize
tontrAhand sent in the mails was msin.
tanned.
The Hague convention OF 1907, the
United States contends. guarantees the
inviolability of postal correspondence.
and the new note again points 10 the
Inconvenience and actual money loss
resulting from the cintinuanee OF tho
British policy OF taking neutral mail
vessels into British ports and there ex-
aiming and OBTAINING the malls. A
mass OF evidence has been collected
she@,Rs rho effects On xsaeTseasi busf
ness OF the British policy.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-06-02
STATE BUYS OIL
FOR COUNTY ROADS
HIGHWAYS or rlsE LARGE eouN-
TiEs WILL RECEIVE OIL
DRESSINGS.
INSURANCE COMPANY ClrED
stass cemmlsssaMer Alisess Irregular,
ltisa IN Bssiasss " ssdseenssHt
Lite -Aaks W Rave Rseslvst
Aepelntsd.

NNbuftlfGs
Folio~fns Asen competitive bidding
10 which IL Of the largest producers
IN shc unieed States OF bituminoas ma
teriAl for surface treatment OF mAe
adam roads participated. the Tenbes-
sea department, Of highways awarded
contract TO sam IS. FINLEY OF Allan.
Ia for approximately 700, GOO gallons az
Mexican aSphaltic oil at an average
price delivered 10 four counties Of
~0tSsS cents per gallon. or total Of
tst.ssS, The oil Is heavy asphaltie
oil and viii he used In surface treat
ing state Highways In Davidson, Ham.
ilton, Knox. Madison and Shelby coua-
tles. which frem 10000 10 2e.oce gal
Ions was iacladed for several small
towns. The Standard OH Company OF
Louisiana vas the nex, lowest bidder.
The oil wtl be delivered 10 the va
rioas counties IN which Il 10 10 be APP
piled and viii be used On designated
highways
The deliveries viii be made by June
Is: All bids were IN, The unit per
gallon delivered, Davidson county Reia
100000 gallons. At .otss. Hamilton 100.
600 gallons, at ,e%s5; Knox io0,o0e gal
Ions. at ,esos; Madison $4,000 gallons.
At .otse, and Shelby SOC, 200 gallons. at
,otss, Union City, oailatin. Jackson
and several other towns were Included
In the list,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-06-02
MILITIA uNWiElDY.
Gen. Funston criticlses National Grard
Red Tape.


san Antonio. Texas. - Gen. Funston
IL q defender OF the Texas national
guard, bu. critic OF the system, which
he blames for the ridiculous length OF
time required TO get the militiamen
made over into working units Of the
federal border patrol.
'@rne Texans are all right" said
Gen Funston. They are not to blame
for the delay: the system is at fault,
and that will be changed by the new
army bill. Considering the number OF
men brought from all walks OF life.
more than s,S09, the number Of re.
fusals to enter the federal service, l16,
Is not surprising The Texans have
made a fine record"
The movement OF the Texas infantry
TO the border began May 20. Gen Fun.
Ston has ordered one troop TO Fort
Brownsville As soon rs the cars caa
return from Brownsville, which will
be two days. the Fourth Texas infantry
viii follow 10 Brownsville. These two
regiments will b. part Of Brig Gen
James parker's brigade
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-06-02
Offer Game Farm site.

Offer Game Farm SITE.
stase Game WAftEn W.. n. iIowser
ls In receipt Of communication from
one OF the state game wardens ut
Johnson CITY 10 the effect that tho
people OF that place and Washington.
Carter and Unicoi counties. are great
ly interested In securing for that sec.
tion the proposed sato game propaes-
tory farm.
According 10 information received q
nucleus Of 10000 acres u finely adapt
ed land for the purpose proposed is
already obtained through leases. with
10000 more IN sight BESIDES being
almost altogether unlnhahited, thiN
land, which Is In the mountains. is Dc.
clared 10 be already the home Of
large number and variety Of animals
and birds Of fhe kind Desired. incluc-
Ing pheasants. grouse, squirrel, rae
cooDs, o'possums. mink. quail, Wild
turkey. etc There are stated 10 be
from 1000 to 5.0eo phessants and from
1000 to 1900 Wild turkeys
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-06-02
HIGHWAY PROBE
N MAURY COUNTY
CHARGES OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
MADE AaAiNsv THE ROAD
colaAlssRoNERs.
TRAVELLERS ASK ACCOUNTING
rri-stsss Associates Charges ThAt n.
y. Powell Former Treasurer. o~es
Several hundred poliar&
hsws es s,sats.

coirmbis. --sensstiaaal charges have
been filed here against the Maury
eounty highway commission by r. A.
Wilkes In Mr.. wilkes charges
which we're flied with the county
court. gross Inaccuracies in reports On
roads built and amoantN paid out are
alleged. Disbursements axsregatinF
$l7i.oe0 are 10 be Investigated.
Mr.. Wilkes has protested against
the committee appointed TO make The
Investigation 90 the ground that the
conduct Of some Of the members Of
the committee itself viii be involved.
Among the specific allegations In
the charges against the highway CON.
mission are that improved roads were
mismeasured, that erroneous warrants
were drawn and that work and money
was spent on roads tha. ~ere In r.se
ticaiiy perfect condition.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-06-02
New York Busiest Port.

Washington. War trade has made
New York. within the last year. the
worlds busiest port The American
city has exceeded BY $500 ,o80,aoo Lon.
d0ns annual import and export bush
ness New York's combined 1918 ex.
ports and imports. figures prepared at
the department Of commerce. showed
a total Of s2.l?5 ,0ca. 600 Exports are
pat a, ti.lst.nac. Gao ard imports NJ
1881 10000 isondons imports wers
larger a, sl.2s2.oo0 .0ea. but her en-
ports amounted 10 only $3.50, oco 90.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-06-02

Ration Rouge, La The Louisians
state senate has pessed joint reso
luton which would provide for psrtie
patton by the members OF the legis,s
ture in the preparedness parade 10 he
held in New Orleans June 5. Accord
ing to the resolution the LEGISLATORS
would march In q eody under the
leadership Of Gov. Pleasant.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-06-02
JtTNEys FOR NASHVILLE.
Company Capitalized at s2oo, 900 VIII
Begin Operation.

Nashville Bond In the sum Of five
thousand dollars has been rendered 10
MAYER Ewing by the Nashville Street
jitney Company, Paul w. Hogg!ns be-
Ing president OF the company
permit Nv sought 10 operate iitney
cars on the streets OF the city. Under
the provisions OF the iitaey statute. the
company agrees TO pay any damages
that may be adjadged to property due
10 the operation OF its cars.
The company. which 10 capitalized
at 100000, has ordered 20 cars spe-
cially designed. with capacity Of IL
passengers each.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-06-02
Eehesd Woman For Muruer.

Eerlin -Henriettc Halstein. wife Ct
q KoonlsSherx farmer, has been exc
cuted here for the triple murder cs he
husband, daughter and step-soR by ~.
seuic. The execution was performed
In the Traditional manner by IA heads.
man with hrcadax Two Berlin won,
en- Of the underworld who were ve-
cently convicted Of the murder and
robbery Of a third woman. are eei1s
held in Jail awaiting the luftictton Of
xhe death penalty by beheading.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-06-02
Bank Robbers Were Captured.

Wynona Ckls. Two bandits w.n
robbed ire FIrs; STATE Flank 81 VINO,
"a May -, had a hriet bu, very exclt,
ing career III optlawry When they
he',i up the bank cashier, z. Williams.
they succeeded in Sc airing less ;hAa
sieo In cash before they thought 8, j..
dicioas TO retreat On their Way OF.
Of town their horses were shot from
under them by a merchant, and one o.
the reu was wounded They were
closely followed hy posse and car,
tuted Just out o. town.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-06-02
Chattanooga Charged with Arson.

Chattanooga j. b Frazier. JT..
acting city Judge, has hold II r. Row.
land a butcher, unde, boad of S..
fu0 on The charge Of 9rsoD Rowland
is charged with setting fire 10 h's
butcher shop by soaking rope to
GOAL oil and then placing II between
the wea,herboardia ard ceiling hnd
setting fire to 1t after he had closed
up his shop Some OF the rope vas
found after the fire had been ex;ir
rnished- The case was Worked up BY
2 ". Hpdlow. fire marshal
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-06-02
WILSON SAVES AMERICAN.
Death Sentence OF Lynch COMMITTED TO
Ten Years.

London. -Jeremiih c, Lynch, the
naturalized American who was sen
fenced TO ten a4afs' imprisonment by
court martial at Dublin for compile
tty In the Irish rebellion, was original.
ly sentenced TO death. The British
military authorities committed death
sentence to 10 years Imprisonment az.
ter consideration OF a request from the
state department at Washington tina,
the convicted man he not executed,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-06-02
PROBE ICE TRUST.
',ss tt 'fSt'" - "
Federal Court At Memphis VIII Loob
into High Prices.

Memphis, Holding that 10 his per,
sonal knowledge the war has not In.
creased the price OF water. Judge John
+. Mccall Of the federal district court
has instructed the new federal grand
jury TO probe charges Of an alleged
local ice fruits under the federal stat.
utes relative TO illegal restraint o..
trade" Ali Of the local ice companies
recently raised their rates.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-06-02
insurance Company CITED.

Insurance Company Cited.
Asking that o receiver be appointed
for the indspcndels Life Insurance
Company, hii has bean tiled In chan.
Gerry court by the state OF Tennessee
on relation OF VIM, =. Dunbar. lnsur-
anes commissioner. through Frank NJ,
Thompson. the attorney. general NJ the
state. The defendants are the indie.
pendent Life Insurance Company Of
America, It's officers and directors
The bill sets out q number OF sec
iions OF the insurance laws OF the
state, one OF which provides that II
upon examination the issursncs corf-
missioner 10 OF opinion that any do
mes,ic insurance company IN insolvent
or has exceeded its powers or dope
anything else 10 render It's further pro
ceedings hazardous TO the public or liz
policyholders, he shall apply FOR an
Injunction restraining the company In
whole or in part from further proceed
Ing with its business
One charge brought against the de-
PENDANT insurance company Nv that the
company was violating the law by car.
rying as net assets on It's books evil
denccs OF debt and obligation which
were not available for the payment Of
it's obligation that II was not carrying
funds to secure Investments OF an
amount equal 10 the net value Of It's
other obligations; that II had entered
into transactions for the purchase and
sale Of property jointly with others and
that its property was not at oil times
within the contrc! Of the board of d.
yartara
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-06-02
COTTAGE FOR CHILDREN.
Adoiph Ochs win Build Memorial san.
tsrtum,

CHATTANOOGA 10 officially nm
nounced that Adolph 8. Ochs OF New
York. who was recently here on q Wis.
IT, has donated $4,000 to build a CHI
dren's cottage Of Pine Breeze, the tr
bercuiosss sanitarium ON Stronger's
Ridge. near Chattanooga The entire
cost of the cottage n 70 Be borne ~
Mr.. Ochs and |, 10 to be q memorial
dedicated to the memory OF his lathe
and mother.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-06-02
Attempt 70 Refu,e Charges.

Tony Bgnardello OF Memphis, xhc
Ia nov IN Nashville, probably VIII 57
The ue1t wiiness placed on the stand
for the defense BriEnardsli0 will be
expected by he defense 10 oreriurn
the testimony offered BY Pete houte-
verde and Larry Ions in connection
wIth the charges iha, Judge Edging
ton accepted bri.es from AontersTde
and Coan. and that hc was connected
Hl;A the sale OF liquor N Memphis In
violation Of the Law In partnersblr
with ET.rnardello.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-06-02

Sidney. n, S. W.-The American
steamship Ventura, which has Just ar.
rived here from San Francisco, re-,
ports that she picked up a wireless
message from the station At Tuckertoa.
N, j., when a.o0o miles distant from
that point This Is said TO be q world
eNcOrd,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-06-02

Dublin. John MacNeill president Of
the Sim Fein volunteers. has been
found guilty by a court martial OF COM
piic,ty in the Irish rebellion, His sen
tence will he promulgated In the near
Future