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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-11-03
GOOD FOR HUNGRY CHILDREN

Children love sidNners MAcaronI
and Spauhettl because Of It's delicious
taste. It ID good for tIaein and you
can give them all they want. II Ia d
great builder Of bone and muscle. and
does not make them nervoue and irFl-
tnble like meat The most economical
and nutritious food known. Made from
the finest Durunl wheat. Write skin
ner Mfg, Co, Omaha, Eetr., for beau
tiful cook book. 1t Is sent free to
mothers.--Adv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-11-03
POTATO GATHERER IS HANDY
Mechanism Is Placed on Forward End
OF Frame Of Oesiee--conveyor
Carries Potatoes.

Wisconsin Is coming TO the front as
A potato state. and as a standardized
variety potato state that uses pedi-
greed seed II leads them all. Naturally,
potato interests are Receiving the. NJ,
tentlon OF inventors more or less In
that state Here we are showing
drawing of a recent patent OF Il po-
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-11-03
HOW TO REMOVE DANDRUFF


On retiring lightly touch spots Of dan.
drum. itching and burning with Cutieura
Ointment. Next morning shampoo
thoroughly with Cuticura Soap and hot
water. These super.creamy emollisnts
DO much to keep the scalp clean and
healthy and to promote hair growth.
Free sample each by mail With Book.
Address postcard, Cuticura, Dept. L.
Boston. Bold everywhere ADV.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-11-03

Charley, dear said young Mrs.
Torklns, do you believe In going nc
cording tn the will ef the maiority2"
"of course, Everybody does"
Then why doesn't the baseball um.
pirc try To make his decisions that
way oftrnerr
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-11-03
Class w. Ciass.

"Weli, there Is one thing 10 be proud
Of we have no class prcjudices In this
ccssuutsy." "r-'''ss' ,..,# .,..,. -
Hint guess you were never
around when three or four sopho-
morcs got hold IT n freshman"
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-11-03
THOUSANDS HAVE KIDNEY
TROUBLE AND DON'T KNOW IT
A Trial VIII csnvines Anyens.

A Triai win cenvines Anyone.
Thonssnds Of people have testified
that the mild and Immediate eGect -
Swamp Root. the great kidney. kvr ard
bladder remedy. 10 scon resiisrd ~ that
i, stands the highest for ia remxskAhis
results 10 The most distressing Gases.
symptoms u Kidney Trouble.
Swamp Roct 10 not recommended fsr
everything but n ron suffer irom snns1.
ing bladder srcublsa. Frequently paasno
water night and day. smartinx Or isrita-
taon In passing. brick dust or ssdimsne,
headschs, bAekAchs, lame hA&k, DIM.
ness. poor dieestsau. slsepisssr<sa nssv.
onsncss, heart distsrbanee doe y -
k,dnry trouble, skin esupttons frora hAA
hiood. nrursigia. rhsums.isn 'smhase.
hlossanx. irritabisisy. worn& se~liaa.
lack of ambition, may b. lar .@sb =
ssIlow complexion. kSdpey trosblx IL IL
wcrst form may b. stealing apsa yes.
swampRsss b Pheasant y TAks.
II ycu rs already convineed TINT
s~smp Rect h what yos need, ysa -
purchase the regular hs:ycens and 60
dollar srs BEETLES a al drug stsrsa.
pie sine bcstle II Swsnp-Rcos b erxasstn9
D, ~. y. This gives ron The opportensf9
,eink- Tksy VII also send yca 3 book q
he thousands u grateful iefs1x re<<s7et
swaz0p.Roct to BE- inse the rensesly 1919
rsfus and sneceas ii Swnmp Eoa& ~ ~
sesx1 trf aAnpjs sixs bckfie. Adduss ~
- - ~ ~ ssaaisss - 49,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-11-03
In. Contrary.

Baseball is unlike every thing else
In one respect"
"W'hat IN thatf''
"Thc more they get the fans go
ing the hotter IL is"
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-11-03

Or. D. =. Jackson. Celebrated Physician.
handed down to postsrity his farncus
prescription for female troubles. Nov
sold under the name OF "FsmsuinA"
Price 50c and ti.00.--Adv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-11-03
Whenever You Need . General Tonic
Take Groves

Ths Old Standard Grovss Tasseisss
chill Tonie 10 equally valuable an Csn-
erai Tonic because II contains the well
Known tonic properties OF QUiNiNE ard
IRON. II acts on the Liver. Drives Out
Malaria. Enriehes the Blood and Baiids
up tho Whole System, 50 cents
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-11-03

Rrutus never licked Roman post
age stamp b.l'lnd ,'s heck--and Bru-
tus was mn honorable man
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-11-03

wrssht'a indian veg~sMbss Pitts hAvs ssoe<
foo sample " s79 peari ssfees. NJ. Y.-Ady.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-11-03

It's better 10 break up quarrel than
ia r,atch II mn.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-11-03

Wesk snd unhealthy Kidneys esuse 20
much sickness snd suGer.ns and when
through neglect or ethsr esuses. kidney
srvuble 10 permitted 10 continue. serieus
results may Be expected
Your ether orssns msy need setsntion -
but your Kidneys should hsvs attention
art because their work 10 moss important.
if you feel shss your Kidneys srs ths
cause Of your sickness or rua down con-
dnion commence .akins Or. kilmer'o
swsnp- Root. the srsst Kidney. liver end
bladder semsdy. because II Il proves TO be
the remedy you need and your kidney
bssin 90 improve they win hclp I'll the
other orssns to health
prevaisney ef Kidney Disease.
Most people DO not realise the alarm
ing iner~aoe and remarkable prevalcney
Of kidney disess<. While kidney dis.
orders are among the most common dis
eases that prevail, they are alrnoA the
last recognized by patients. DAo sssaly
eewseu fA<mseisss naA doc,oyfae 'fA<
eTeas. while the ovIgssai disease cen.
stAntly rrdsrnines The Ustsm-
SpEOlAa NoTE-Tcu nssy cbsain ~
Can CENTS to DR.. k,tnsr I Ca, Blnehams'
10 prove the remarkable merit ct thss NJ
yalHahls information. ceniAinlng nasny II
hczn men and wpmen xho my they 5curd
In kidney. Eysr and bladder tSpaAaeS Th
ven known that eur readem arr ndvARd 10
xllmg 3 c. Dia6kautsAs y. Y. Xhaa I
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-11-03

Those who dwell I'm farms should
be the most healthy and happy Of an
mankind,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-14

muen n usn6 ccamancn Ser ScuO sua m uOn ms urr
fuIst nit ccr Sanpmad GoOOoabaO SamoOautaFr
5nrad.
ucrc pOrscidubeucn gbtbenua n6cu NabmcSobaS 0Io.
nurSucd NautaOcr nHO nenobab 10 Iomctcr 0
&aniaUer crrdt
nCre SrrittrGi sic Den 8CuS Mnaan Gonar pet.
tricbcn babn i'm and Dem Grnis &of % @oer Sad ION
Gonenr peret nnO ben &aE bee cananc earcn ban in Scu
Icttcrcu edt 0nbitr Noueugnc muo bier HcSac
idibc Dnrd nnicr 6cncr auhcr @ciebt ectb unr0cn
EOn Der 3aRfafns- Z Trpnt
luerc Gpaonen am ocm rcdu THael gnimdrn Eh III mfc
ScncQenScr e nlcre Srnppn iaO 1nnau HaOu omr a.
6crrndnngs Nngri bic 9mn, bic auf D meen ftr
OcS Sees %an perblieben man in n66der Midnne pertren
2QS wcb oaS I'D Dcm Ilnir WMbaS crldt n0rSIid Jon
Ynib 1T pun mnleren Srnppcn grGnbert uo6cn
Su or cguo CsuO mcd MN SINH cbcn SIC ciuo
lden SrnFpen brcn %HdM8 in berihcOuru Midnecm furt
9m Centrum unO an Ocm lufcu Sec benocrt Ser son nu
Shcfrdtcn onSachb Druid ScnS cnen @crcu an
ecwlleu Nnntten SdHtcngrdbcu aafiMwerien.
Sm ~ NmenR bhOin Is icinOidc ariesidiir pdichcuer
3ancn Marmcris dctbc 6ern nnS erina, MuemeerHe
pon 0enyeu anScrba Sunbcn lang Damn ,paen l ad nrad
sic beldaogten nnr cinise ecbGnSC in WgerTna
EOn Der dgNpttidDcN TrDnE
Nm Nnan abcn bic SriteH nit Gabalcr naHtry
a onrN ser nno MaiducHeemebr uuicFc =telnagen
lmgebung poH &ata augegrifu 9aS cdt erocr S
tgt is Stnu0eH urS uurOe ST. nnicrm Nnnfu rutiacOn
gls oaS Hena Der undtacn @u6Ee bic eaen bic hcocu
Dntn Oes denoes nnterumcn raH mir @ru ancror0cu
lid idu Senae BEL Der 6en6 ocSmnueen i'd in Gd
tune pun SOmuui 5urad5m5ic9e4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-14
]IDflttrOnt,
Srri6tr aus 9OROOlI
a. nun &arIs.
Sritem iuOIlcm @rfDIge crs
rmmgctt bnbcit.

9rongen oneebIid0 i'm Sonnc-9c5irf
olf cincr 5ront bon noDc8n elmer
@iciIc mn 300 bis 400 gorOs
Dor. Sn Scr @coenO norOlpcit-
lid bon Eo8icrcs. - 6ran5oien
mcIOcn 6orti1ritte uoDc @luilrc-
pas.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-14

iu6tc me6rcre tIcincrc 9Iigriiie III
Ocrlclbcn &egenO, pelde mir init
lcidtcr Wliibe obihlIgcn
Eic 9Irtillerie mar in Oieier sc.
geuO oiIi beiocn Soften iebr ottiu
Sic 6lieger Gb6tigfeit-
sIoiuiont Scuoir braHtc eeitcrt lei.
nen lc6enteu ieiuolitcn Slcroplan
5lu Sirefe; ocrielbc iiel in ser gfd6e
pon @increo, Eeportemcnt ocr N(uas,
inncrboI6 ser Oeutihen 2inien ber.
al.
1oitern 9Sodlt 6oben fron50iite
6lngaeihioaocr 100 Nom6cu Qro-
Ben @ali6erS aui Oen 9a1lboi bon
Wles So6Ions unO AMI sic Nobn.
luertiidtteu mo aoiernen III Alce
ielbit bero6geluorfcn~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-14

00}oroi6 BON ser Sonnre mar Sic
9latt uerboiiHBmdBi9 nibig. lin.
icre Erltppcn bcielti0tcn ibre Stel.
litn0eit oli Dem ocponncncu Ser.
rain. Gin oellticber 9Inariff airs Ser
Hidtung BON GonbIes gc9cli Sic
Stride umO ben 6rieO6of bon sUlourc.
pas, Sen mir beicbt 6oItcrL wurOe
ourh infer @lobincugelpebricucr
Sum Stiaitono ge6radt Ger SeinO
erlitt bodit bctrdhtlicbe @erhlitc. Gr
lieB 80 0iefanacne in iihiereu Sdn.
Ocn 3nriid
Stuf oem redtei lIfer ser @loas,
oitf Der &eroun 6ront ba6cu mir
iii00nlh bon Sleuru Elm mcuia an
Yooeu geponueu. Ger Seine prr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-14

6einoes bo6cu sic topfcrcn Sruppci
oeS Generals Shcrbotdoff sic Stoot
e5erna ecnommcn mo iiuo in men.
liber 9Ridtn9 entloug ser gonsen
6rout pOrgcriidt. sic bnbcn ocn
Stub Seret6 BON ocn Eorie 8laDuc.
na Gelsfo bis nod @lotpdc erreibt
no lie aui Oas geituier frepBeu.
SitoliB bon @olipdlc bnbcn mir
Oie Gorier 2obo0o. 3loto mo llnie
crreidt mO mir iin0 Dor Ser Stoot
%oOgiaco im0 scr 0riiHait aboIto.
die nnarlangt
Slbtbeilngen pcIte in@criolgung
ocS 6einocs oeu 6mB aoropicc frrni.
ten BADEN Ole itorf bcicitigtc 4oii.
tIon oui ocn Nobcn 3uiicbeu Sen
6Iiiiicu aoronicc, 3Ioto cipo nno
a6oroponfa crobert uno iiuO ina Sii-
Oeu Dororinoeuo bis All sen Enieiier
uuo Nloriompol 6erongetommen.
9ln sen 6liiiien 9pitriBa 9laopor
naSfoi m0 9Ditribu Solotuino ieb.
ten mir sen Ban bon 9riidcn fort
imO imicre Eruppcu iiberihreitcu
Sic 6Ginc. Tcr 6eino icucrt bon
Dem @eihIier OcS SlniicS 9pitriea.
Solotoino mlf imlerc @oiitionen iuo
oie oen 6luB ii6cridrcitcnocu Srup
pen
Siiolih bon GcIatun III ser belUol.
octcn @cgcno Scr aorpotbcn oonert
infer &ormorid III Scr glabc ponNo.
rotito Nlaatro mo Sobloniiia iorf
&criuhe ocS SeinOes III oieier 0ie.
9cnN Die Niieuiipe 81 crgrciien MUIR
Den iiberaa 5rriidgcpicicn.
Dte ougcblfde Stc8eS.
9eutc ocrRuiien.
Gic pcrihieOcueu slrmecu beriu,
hen Giu5eIbeiten ii6er oie BON ibneu
aemodtc 9citc iuO Die 3obI ser
@eioueeuen in Oen fiir5lihen Cpe.
ratloncn 3l 1eben.
Gin Corps Scr gIrmee ocs@encrols
Sotboroif mohtc in Scr 3eit bonn a.
bis 5um If. 9houit 307 SfiBiere H.
1854 @lann 5u @efapacnen mo e..
beutetc pier aououcu Az Nloihinen,
gepe6re ltn0 rs 9ombennorier.
Iic Guippeu uutcr Dem Gomman-
SO ocS @euerols 2der6otdDoii 6abeu
in Der 3cit bonn 5. Siui bis- ieet
1868 Ciii5ierc tno 5515S Monl oe.
fongcn eenomineu mo So aanoueu
2ii @1aidinenacme6re. % 9omben.
Morier lnO Nllnenluerfcr lmo i2S
Erobuagen erbeutet.
Die 9lrmeegriippe Oes @enerolS 3.
Setchibfp bat pom bis 10. ghlgllit
III Gifi5ierc mo i0.45O Nloun az.
ianeeu aenomulen uno N Mlaihmen.
gcpe6re unO Q aauoueu crbcitict
> ie Sample ouf ser 8auto.
ius 5ront
EctcrSburM is. 9Iuqut.
Gos rlNliihe ariegs6iireau meIOet
bcute bc3iiglid scr Gnhpidcliuigeu
aui Scr aoutonls 6ront:
~sIuf 0cn mcitIidlcn llier ocs1cc's
San IN Der @egeno bon Ia0Doi, ba.
ben mir cineu e'cacnangriif ee8cu
Die Eiirfen lntcrnommen; oieleIbeu
wuroen nob oem Siocu 8uuidac.
morien
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-14

Sou0ou. 13. 9Iuauii 2lop0s
9iireou beridtet, SAB ser uiniidlc
Eompfer vSo0oo" Elm Sbifi BON
1925 4onnen, mo sic tIeineu italie.
niIdeu Seeelihiiie ~0orcn5o iona
to" mo san Antonio" pon Inter.
ice6ooten ser Gentruhuadtc III Sic
Siefe beforocrt mlroeu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-14
%uAen rennca Td AIT Ssntidrn @aa bic
SfGpir Ciu.
aartsn srpreitsn sieo ouf 3 OsriJieOsnen 5rontsn.


Serlim pO eOnSOn 49, gnsnf ~ Die grtcu nno 6ran5Oicn
bradn secrn Der lettn Nad ocwaItsc
Sngrcn au bic ocuidcn S0nngn NMf Der SUmm 6rUu nS Sc
icSod 0cminc 5n crecn Die Nnsri GCacnO
sudden S1icma nnO en0mOat Sn Nniirtm icGr du
ScrIntc Gin.
gnf Scr OfOmt m saGrrdc SOrO Scr rnIFidn strritra
bcm @ibcrldnOe Der 9Wtidcn gcdcitert
Scic McIOnnscn RnO in Dem antden Seridt ent6aien, Der
ntc NudmtaS pOn Der Oendcn ubcrcn NcrcSnna acn
DC anS cincm Sn6aIt nad iUscnScrmahm lOn
&cFltdcr &rtcgSidanplnt
ySn Cceno 5udcn Sbiep DQl nno Spnmc cOnnrrcn
nnicrc cGu nud Scn Gcren ortn @ciccn brc Src
ma&t IN Der %Oercs csnO ncm acmcndolin SOr
tOh cntnng Der gau5cn Sront
Der gnsi brad smdcn sbcpOaI nnS Gmiarrou aau5d IN.
nmmen fOfc Ocu 8einO crnc @enc. %citrr ito
lid bis sur Gommc Sn blnecm @a6amp nit frau56fdem
SrnppCu ucdc micOcrbot uurOrnuac 9c &Gmpc
&udt Hbcr nnO FnO Der &abc MonrcpGS anO d
Sem mO6 tt in Gausc.
lnmeIbnr h0ld Oun Scr omm nuternubmcn bic Hrunucn
Nnerif acecn Sadc weI inter nncrem 6cmcr
brad Nni Dem &ei Der 6nt snb ~ feline @npidnnscn BON SSs
felt.
Sn @canO nOrSid gcrmcacs Gom6rcS
nnO Holi@ OOn Snic Ra6cu hH Fniacn bel Oaden Strei
agcn @cnscn gcmndjt ga mcbrcm %nuCm pnrScn nhe Gr
fnuOnn8s. 9Ibtbcinnscn 5nradectrcbeu.
Su Der WcscuO HSmcIid Sapanmc wnrS Gin iranFid
Sipan Observation-Disclosures Der Aar bat Dem Sicncuaut 6ton Der
ugF hOld uou Sapoum an cnem Snfecdt in criogrcd
SScc tbcua6m ben SrOea r&Onr l Mcritc" OcrIic9cn.
ScFIider &riegSfdanpIab.
GOnt cc 6cbmardals Sinocnbua gnIEidc Inerif in
Der @cgcno iOih SmprgOn nn0 Nadbaai 2nbs
~arcn Oane uGOs @cIid 3aOc mnrSru riuOid SOr
6umt OcS GrsOcrsOs Sa Grnn3 Suicp6 @ciid pOn Mumu
crNSfn nn ebcnO dn Der Sgtrea aOwld Stunson
Snea gOOt bic Onrd mucrc Ccgenonarf
5nrndSepcicn mnrOen
SaIfnu .&rfcgSidnmpIat.
Tnf Der guan6rOnt ncn dtcinr Grciani @dtStc ab
ecRct."
per tirG(6e 2Scri&t.
GonHontinppcl Oiu eOuSou, 49, Nnemf "a gmf GrOut
Od Snc5tano Rmo bgc &an wicn ben SGrtu uno ben
Srtcn wicOcr unnOmmcu murSu Die Sarfn obe bic gru in
Der SanIe anscsrn r i@pcrc @crnc bcisr6rad
Sn WCopoamcn lGuacrc 3et cmId rn6ig ua no bic
Srcn nnd cincr wcinoiscm Sha 5mrdgcbc Sic
cm bocutcoc %crAc gnd in @ercm nuo an ser faMoTdcu
SrUnt sic SGrfcu fcoreid.
Dies mro in Dem nadf6cOen Nodmttag nnSgcgcbncn
lidJcn Scridd OcS triidea @eucrofabcS ecrcloct:
%pn Der Staf.Ttpnt
rGnc NbtDenn9 bidcr Sfnpper oce unIcrc Trripscn In
Der Nahbardaf Ucn Mafcb Der 0upBrat VgS uuOri un
Fd ua6 manSgn admpn surfcacn nuO c6 cine beradhid
gn5aN So0icn uSrr |eruhnSctcn 5nrhf.
%pn Scr pctftidcn Trpnt
Sn Ecricn ebM nnicrc 1cademcns bic Mnhcu ans Gn 60
tncS ufd pOn auuaucr nnO atcu N in 6Hidcr Odtnng @
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-14

gemotbtc Sieges6clIte.
4 Ectersbnrg, nin &on0pn, l3.
9hnguit Die rniiiihcu Eruppcn in
@oIi5icu boben sic Stoot Mnriom-
pol, z Gleilcu iiiooiiIib BON Solic3,
imO pciter norOlid oie StoOt 300
gaicD eingcnommen
Cies miro i'll ser nobitc5cuorn
belttc gl6cno crIolcncu ofii5ieaenWiit
t6cihmg bctannt acgcbcu
0g9ir ietcn Ocn llebcraaug iibcr
Die 5liiiic Stripo, &oropicc unO 3lo-
ia Sipo fort @r babcn sic Staot
%oOgoicp beiett.
9Im 6litlic Tnieiter Bat unierc &o.
Doacrie Oie Stoot N}orionpol cnis
genonmcn.
Sn Der 0'cocno 0cS Stiics 9pitri-
ia 6oben mir sen 6cin0 ouf oaS
lmfc llfer Ocs 9pitribo Solotpma
gctricben; mGbreno Oieier Nperntion
bat eineS lnlerer Snianteric 9icoi-
menter ~ Nfii5iere imo 1000 Nionn
gcInn9cn genonmen mo z NPoihi.
neueelpe6rc itnO cin Shii6cngrobcr,
0eidbiB er6elltct
@os &etersbnrg5ume 3 en-
peiB.
YeterSbura oio 2pnoon, is.
9lnguii Ger Gormarib 0cr mi.
fen IN @oIi3icn nloht Dem beltiqen
EoecSberid)t Ocs rltiiiibea arieas.
9iircons nad peitere 5ortIhrittc
Gte &uiicn 6obcn ou9eblid) cine 9ln.
8o1l BON Goriern einaenommen,
NahltcbcnO Der polle @ortlaut Oes
9eridtes:
aSn ser 0icgcno bon 9topogruoof,
Giorooiihc uuo Stol6cu flogen feino.
IiHe 9Icroplonc iibcr unicrc &oiitio-
uer sic morieu 5cbn 9oni6en onf
0dS 6elo @olpitol IN Dem Gorte
sloomoO, weiiticb bon 03ir- Sin ocllt.
iber 9leroplon Scr iibcr Scr Staot
9teSpii eridien muroe BON inherent
6liegcr, Sollptmonn &roten on9c.
griffen imo nod cinem fur8en @c.
fedt sur Gr0e acbradbt S8ir erbelI
teten Die Niolhine ilno no6meu oie
Sniaien geiongcn-
Pm oberen 2oufe oeS Serctb 6o.
ben Die Gruppeu OeS Generals Saf-
6uroif Ben 6einO ans elmer 9ieibe oon
beieitigien 5telhmoen oertricben rmo
sic Sinic ser Gorier 3Dnien Slcup,
95opico mo 9ialtouce erreidt
gSir broden anl 6lnlle Stripo
ourd, oie feinolicben 2inien, mos oeu
6eino 5pongy itorf befcitiate @olitio.
nen all5uecbei
Phi Ger gerfolguug 0es iliebcnoeu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-14
DeuGOfratiltbe
(l((aiirllz
&rrlOmlullln0

6nr 0lotiiidIrugg pcr @omiuoticNrsey
2IMtb QSppOrolu gSilIOn,
prANtcuiiGaTS.0 .0auoibaicu;
gIdjtb. SbDmns 9l WlnrIbNIl
0arsioalca iir @ts@raflocnti
gldtb. 0dUiO g. gciuiS,
onuSisat iitr ben Siuocs.eeuat;
gldjt6. &. Trc0. Is. SnlbUtt,
0nuoibat tit GugsreR;
gIMtb. gIl6Crt s.. SulIuu,
Gouoioat far 0icItor iiIr sen 5iuritr 0iitnIt;
gId)tb. Sronf VI, TncrIt mo
9I6t6. &. 9logitun Stiffler,
0nioiootcn iiir 0lcttorcn at Cargo.
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The Washington herald., 1916-08-28
DISTRICT PARALYSIS
QUARANTINE BEGINS
Scourge Well Under Control, But No
Chances Taken.

Enforcement Of the new regulations re-
qutring quarantine for all sufferers from
infantile paralysis will begin today, under
the direction of Chief Health Oficer
Wood ward
Although no new cases were reported
yesterday. and the four deaths and ten
cases under observation constitute the
extent of the epidemic in the District, the
regulations will be just as strictly en-
forced as though the prevalence of the
disease was more serious.
In the opinion of the health experts, the
number of cases will continue to decrease
as cooler weather comes, but DIR. Alan
J. Mclaughlin and other physicians. who
have made an exhaustive study of the
disease. declare that unless every known
preventive is taken within the next six
months. the summer of 1917 will witness s
a spread of the epidemic that will be
much graver than the present situation
School department officials said la st
night that there was nothing in the
present outbreak to warrant a delay
in the opening of the public schools.
Unless the number of new cases takes
a decided advance, which is unexpect-
ed, the schools will open as scheduled.
The Washington herald., 1916-08-28
PASTORS MISSIVES
BASIS OF LOVE SUIT
Miss Lucille Cavanaush Claims to
Have Hundreds.

By the International News Service \
Chicago, Aug. N.-Life doesn't look so
dreary to Miss Lucille Covington She is
certain in her own mind that she is going
to collect 100000 from Rev John Wesley
Hill, whom she is suing for breach of
promise and she says she has been Of
fered 5000 a week to tell the Hill story
in vaudeville.
Has he that much money, 500, ,ooo?''
she was asked.
We'll. IL he hasn't he knows where he
can get it. His friends are all big men.
Col. Roosevelt gave him $500 for a WIN
dow in his church at the Metropolita n
Tabernacle"
After the suit was first started Rev.
Hill offered me $4,000 to settle it. But he
and his attorneys wanted me to sign
papers.
when I first met him five years ago.
he said he had three young children who
needed my care and love-a boy and two
girls. He. cried when he told me. He
told me he loved me and wanted me to
marry him, and be his chidren's mother.
Later he said you can't stay In this
hotel because my wife comes here SO
often
Il left him then. He knows he has
not been fair or square with me-"
The reason l withdrew the New York
suit. is tat Mr.. H II is on Eastern man,
and I expect fairer deal in Illinois
He didn't give Inc dresses and hats
as the paper said. He gave me American
Beauty roses by the dozens. and candy
and trinkets, and l have a fine collection
Of love lstters-hundreds of them"
The Washington herald., 1916-08-28
FRENCH TAKE TRENCH
With BURNING LIQUID
Immense Numbers Engaged on Somme
and Verdun Fronts.
CBy the international News service.I

CBy the International News seryice.)
London, August G.-Following heavy
fighting during the greater part OF the
night there was little but artillery ac-
tivity on the Somme frcnt today. The
British in strong attack yesterday even
ing, gained a further 200 yards of trench
north of Bozentin-Le-Petit, capturing a
machine gun. The French attack was
preceded by a furious bombardment and
was carried out under cover Of burning
liquid.
A French official statement says:
After violent preparation by their
bomb throwers the Germans last evening
attempted to cross the canal near Het-
Sas, and penetrate our lines. Our bar
rier and machine gun fire repulsed them
with heavy losses"
The immense number of troops en-
gagged on the western front is indicated
by an estimate from Berlin which sets
the allied effectives of the Verdun front
between February p. the opening date of
the German offensive and July 20, at
10000 and on the Somme front since
July last, 10000. OF the latter % divi-
sions or about $4,000 men were French
and 81 divisions or 10000 men British
The Washington herald., 1916-08-28
.BULGARS AKEKAVALLA,
DRAWING ALLIES FIRE
British Forces Advance Toward Cap
tured Town.

CBy the International News Seryice.y
London. Aug. E.-Bulgarian forces
have seized the Greek port of kavalla on
the Aegean Sea and all but one of its de-
Tending forts. An official communiCa-
ton from Saloniki announces that they
already have been brought under fire OF
allied warships. two monitors and a
British cruiser taking part in the bonn
bardment
Extending their seizures along the
coast, the Bulgars. according to a report
from Sofia, are closing in on Orfano. eX-
treme tip OF the allied right wing. Brit
ish advanced forces have heen pressed
in toward the town and the invaders
have reached the Lakovitza- -Dedebali-
Arksali- -Montechli line.
The Bulgarian advance in the val
ley of the Struma also continues. ac-
cording to an official statement from
Berlin. and the invaders are nearing
the mouth of the river at the gulf of
Orfano.
A dispatch from Athens announces
the appointment of Gen. Constantine
Moschopoulos. commander of the
Greek garrison of Saloniki. as tempo
rary chief of STAFF. He takes the place
OF Gen. Gousmanis. 1t is generally
believed that Morchopoulos will be
given the post permanently. The new
leader of the Greek army is an avow-
ed pro-entente. and is currently be-
lieved to be most favorably inclined
toward former Premier Venizelos and
his doctrines.