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BUSINESS BRIEFS

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Gard Of Thanks.

Card of Thanks.
Through lne columns of the Review
we wish to thank the many dear
friends who were so kind to us at the
time of the death of our beloved moth
err, Mrs. Levi Green. 4..'...
The Children.
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NOTICE: THOSE HAVING BILLS
against Mrs. Mary Minter, kindly IRE
sent them for, payment at the Marion
hotel on or before April 10th 1926
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APRIL FIRST THERE WILL BE
vacancies in the Eleanor Moore Hospi-
tai School for Nurses, Boone, Iowa.
Make application now by addressing
the superintendent. 11.3t
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e. GET YOUR PERFECTION OIL
stoves, at the, Beutel Hardware store.
, 1927
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NJ The Review and Chicago a.
OF Daily Tribune, 1 year OF
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-09-14
RESTRICT RAT|0NS
TO ALL NEUTRALS
NO FOOD WILL BE SENT TO EURO,
pEAN NEuTRAls Until Al. !,
LIES ARE SUPPLIED.
LEARN OUR OWN NEEDS FIRST
Are Held up--Neytrai Ships Are
Asked To Go To Austria and
Java For Fooostutfs.

Washington indications that the
States 'ntehds 10 ftdftoh the
northern European neutral countries In
the strictcst fashion are seen IN the
admission that the exports aamin!stra-
tive board has d!sspproved Of an ar
raneement suggested by the Dutch
minister here and the Belgian relief
commission Tor division between Hot.
land and Belgium Of nearly one hun.
dred Dutch grain cargoes held In
American ports.
The exports toard, II Was. learned.
viii let no food cargoes so to Euro
pean neutrals for a, least two months,
or until the American government has
ascer.dned IT. own food requirements
for the year and the size of crops that
are to be harvested. All OF the neu.
trails, 1t h held. can feed themselves
without difficulty until this informa.
ton is available. The United States
wishes to know also the size Of crops
to be harvested In tbs neutral coun.
tries this fan
II was made clear that the United
States has no intention OF letting neu-
trails go hungry, but emphasis was
placed on the fact that the government
feels It's first obligation Is 10 the
American people and to the allies,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-09-14
LAWYERS PLEDGE AID TO US
Bar Association passes Resolution
Pled0ino Its Aid In War
% America.

Saratoga Springs. ~ Resolutions
p!edgsng the loyalty Of the American
Bar association 10 the government
were presented at the opening session
of the annual meeting OF the organt
cation. by El!hu Root, on behalf Of
the executive committee with the
unanimous recommendation Of the
committee thai they be adopted
The resolutions assert that the ~
ture freedom and security Of the coun
try depend upon the defeat Of the Ger
man military power; approve the en-
trance ot the United States into the
war before It was too late to find suc.
CESS through the united action IT the
democratic powers. urge the most
Vigorous possible prosecution Of The
was.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-09-14
HIGHER TAX ON WAR
PROFITS REJECTED
Sill Will be AGREED TO AS RE
FERREo TO HOUSE FLAT
RATE SUBSTITUTION LoST
DECISIVE VOTE By SENATE
Finance Committee Provides For In
creased Levy OF More Than Billion
Doliars-~La Foiiette's Measure
Defeated Without Debate.

II sWsrhsssssss>sr'~Ia b '&s''
the senate bowled over by oyerwhe.m
ing maJorities three more proposals
from the group OF senators seeking 50
Increase the kvies on war profits IN
the tax bill
An amendment by Senator Hollis To
Tux war profits only at higher rates
and to strike out tho finance commit.
tees new clause levying slzS. 900, 600
additional on ordinary excess profits
WAS rejected. Sc to u Then. without
debate. ono by Senator LAFullette 10
fix flat rate u 20 per cant designed
10 raise not less than 81. 500. eo0. 900 ON
war proflts was beaten. 80 20 Is. The
minimum flat rate proposal OF so per
cent OF the high tax group presented
by Senator Hollis vas voted down, 81
To Is.
With three etbacks tho fight to sub
stitute q flat rate Tot the graduated
system Of the excess war profits ses'-
ton virtually ended and the contest
entered o new stage
The group still hopes to increase the
tax levy by raising the graduated rates,
but finance committee leaders are CON
fident that the bill will stand suostan'
TALLY as now written providing for u
levy of about one.thiri on war profits,
or an increase Of tl.o60Go0.0oo over
the presen, revenue OF s22s,ooo,oOc
Senators Hollis and Kenyon led the
discussion for tho high taxes with
Senator Snoot leading the defense OF
the finance nnrmittec's draft. A. bill
totaling $1,000 100000 was urged by
Senator Hollis. who insisted there had
been a flat levy OF at least 90 Der cent
on war profits,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-09-14
CHINESE TROOPS TO FRONT
Picked Troops Are Being Rushed
Through Siberia TO Aid CT Rus
SLAMS az Petroorad.

San Francisco. The Twenty fourth
Chinese army corps, composed OF l5,'
900 pfcNWf troop, from the Northern
provinces, IL being modified in a
Chinese city for immediate departure
for Europe. according to a cahles1m
received here from Shanghai.
Tho dispatch, censored and deletcd.
indicated that the troops would be
taken through Siberia to the eastern
front, where the Russians are being
pushed hack toward rctrograd The
message limited that gaps In the Rus
alan armies would b. filled by these
troops and possibly by Japanese
The Twen,y-fourth corps was said
20 include several companies Of en-
sinecrs, commanded by Chinese grad.
mates from American colleges. noia-
bly, Stanford university and the Uni
ysrsi,y OF California An aviation
corps trained by American and French
viii accompany the corps
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-09-14
PERsHlNG ADVISES CAUTION
Americans Must Realize Necessary a
Of Patience In Preparing Troopa
For European Firing llne.

Paris-Maj. Gen. pershinS sends
back home assurances that the United
States L. correct in making haste
slowly" preparing her troops tuv tho
firing line
"The American people, he dehaye6
must realize there Il necessity tor p<a-
tience.
Il wish 20 emphasize that ArNr<nn
officials. from the president down are
doing the most efficient work The
war organization steps today are won.
dersul when Il ~ realized that the
American people always have been a
peace loving people. unwilling before
the war 70 sanction anything Indicating
war preparations. a largo army. &C
"Amerisans at Rome IN France and
elsewhere have tendency to think
something Is wroug that our prepare
tons are too slow. II would he better
for them 10 begin 10 realize the ssze OF
the entire undertaking and to have pa.
uence.
IL Is inportan, 70 remember that Il
took the British two Year, TO maize an
army.
The coming winter wifi be Q period
Of preparation. in the spring E can
begin 70 think OF action"
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-09-14
FRANCE DEMANDS
RETURN OF ALsACE
WILL. NOT EVEN SUBMIT SUE
JgcT or COMPROMISE 70 DIP
LoMATE DISCUSSION.
EXPECTS FULL PREPARATION
Doss MOI ASK Thst Gernsans De Finsd,
But Demands That All Damage
- Rspaired--pays Tribute 10
Marno Soldiers.

PariS--France VIII not compromise
On The question OF recovery OF Alsace
and Lorraine. Premier Rho. declared.
h an address delivered In connection
with the celebration OF the ann.ver-
sary Of the battle OF the Marne He
said France would not consent 10
diplomatic discussion as to whether
the provinces should be restored
The premier paid . tribute 10 the
soldiers who fell on the Marine and 20
the general who lad Frances armies
- victory
France makes pretensions only for
the recovery OF It's ovn--to regain pos.
session OF its provinces. wrenched
from II by tho od!ous abuse OF force"
~ said LET no one ask France TO
compumise upon that question Tho
nation could not do II without betray'
ing the cause OF Justice What
preface would be given 10 the peace
which II Is sought to found upon the
rights OF peoples IL the injustice con
summated half century agu should
b. eonsecrated anew.
The restoration Of Alsace and ior-
sains is not oha OF those questions
that may A,e given over TO discussion
" diplomats II 10 the very condition
OF the establishment OF the rights OF
.pssaesa whkh. essSat,gs si % sspasartee
peace tn tfe future against fresh viop
ience.7 .''' ..''''''.''
The premier added that Frame. In
demanding repaSutnn for devastation
which II hal been made deliberately
10 suffer-. would still be within tho
t0is VI champion Of justice,
France does ma ask that the agrees
cor be- fined" he said. "but only that
ths agsessor b. obliged to repair the
Damage no has done
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-09-14
WILSON EADS DRAFTPARADE
orst C<rOustrsttun At Wsshtnutus
Tor Drafted Msn--SoIoas snd Dip
iomsts March Side By shds.

Washington With tho prxsdcut Al
the United States, members Of both
houses Of congress-. high officials and
diplomats participating, the national
capital paid farewell tribute 70 heR
cons who enter tl,e national army for
service ovgrseas with ttH expedition
ary forces
The Representation TOOK the form II
a parade. IN which the men Of tho 80
lactive draft army. led by President
Wilson and accompanied by Veterans
OF the blue and gray.
The senate and the hpuee sdjouYned
early In order to take part Il being
the first time that congress has eve,
marched In any popular demonstr1-
ton. The senate was led By Senator
Salisbury, president pro tenn. and the
house BY Speaker Champ cisrk and
Uncle Joe" Cannon. both Of whom ~
fused to ride. despite their advlnced
age. Senators Nelson and Warren,
who tough, on the Union SIDE h Tie
civil war. and SENATOR Martin and
Bankhead, who we're with the armies
Of the Confederscy. marched side BIZ
side In tsrrir uniforms Of baU and
gray.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-09-14
RUSSIANS ABANDONED RIGA
Population and Foreign Corsuts Lst
City Three Weeks Befcse
Soldiers SurseaUc~ed.

Washington. Riga was evacuated
by the civilian population and foreign
consuls thrive weeks ago This was
the news contained in the official die
patches surrounded With 70 much mys'
terry At the time, and over which 20
much uneasiness was fen
Official reiterat!on wIs made by
Secretary Lansing OF confidence In the
strength OF Russia The evacuation Of
Riga was characterized o. q develop,
ment about which 1t was impossible 70
predict Just what effect II would have.
although inclination WINS 10 assume
that Il would not greatly impair or al
ter the situation since other lines Of
dafenses remained.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-09-14
ASSESSMENTS IRE MlDE
psvDRt,glEcTRlc p-ANrs Arr
AsaGsaEo nv STATE RAlL- II
soAn COMMISSION.
pwAlia GAilissss valsss N sasss ~
isessaasa ~ Assie@ u stzAs 0earA
vsssptss~s - Tsiassaeh kavass
Asx1ssk .,..,.

HhshvtiA-Ths hisnntai sssessraera
u steam raiirOAda easc<rIs casx tals-
.rh00s nd tsa@wrapA compAnim and
AydroSasctYsc power ccnpxnssslA -,
nesses was ecmpiseed ~ a. stAss
railroad conmtsston II epAAl ~
sssssd saiaa u the ps~psrttss amount.
"a 10 ti1L0sa.&Sl.M eTh. yer ~
rcnmissto0 NsscassA hydro%leeusc
power companies foe ths first tins IND
the six plants In Tennessee arc ~
ssssed y t<.ssk.s7<<aA Tho total ~
ssssmsnt t~o ycars 80 w~s tii&.cia..
D0s.A While ths incs~Ass shown h
t7.ei3.sAt.3s. Aydrveiectrsc compsntss
wesS mo- incindsa h the isit-isiS 40.
sessnaens by thu commission. The 10
tai assessment OF stnam railroads this
year b tst,ssl,SiskA. a. incvass ovs
twp ysars ago Ut &s.S2AsSa-s0 Total
sasessed vslw of street railways u
tlk7sf.s<5oo. decrcsse from The
valuation two ysaTs aSo n ti6Aisoeso.
Telephone and telegraph compAntss
are sssesasd ~ t6.6os.olS.7s this year.
which Ia = decrease from The aasese
rnent two years ego al tS2sxs,N.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-09-14
AIR RAID MADE ON ENGLAND
Result Of Raid on East Bank u
Midway, Near London.

London "A total Of 1903 persona l07
Of them being men In the service Of
the British navy, were killed and 80
others, including Sc naval ratings.
were wounded as the result Of a ~
cent air raid upon England,
Six airplsnes are officially reported
to have taken part In the attack and
the majority OF the casualties took
place at Chatham. on the east bank OF
The Nedway. so miles southcAs; OF
London. where the naval casualties oc-
CURED.
The official statement says Chas io7
killed and SO wounded were naval
ratings and this terra applies to the
grade o! men on board ship, usually
these before the mast In addition to
the naval casualties. one civilian vas
killei and six were injured.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-09-14
EIGHT CANI0NMENTS READY
Az Of Training Campo VIII Be Com
pieted Before Arrival Of Soldiers
For Training.

Washington The 10 national army
cantonments. each representing a
small city, for the housing Of to.ooo
soldier Inhabitants viii BE- ready for
occupancy as rapidly as the troops are
called 10 the training camps. Secretary
Baker announces.
Eight Of the environments are pracet
caliy complete and other construction
work has reached tie potn, where am
pie accommodations are assured for
Che various inerements as they arrive.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-09-14
FEDERAL OFFICERS
PAPERS
~s-~n~xns sss~--eN
ANrtssAR PRopAaANceeTS FGGA
HAND on rkE oosENsnENf.
MANY ARRESTS MADE.
y -Ts


Washington This suvcwnmSnt ~
taken drastic action % end the anti
war propaganda and acftrstiss con
Quoted Ia the name o4 the Industrial
Workers Of tbe World. the soclails,
party and other organis Httons tofUagh
out the United Stasea>
On orders from Attorney oenerAI
Gregory United States marShsls U
many town. and cities Descended upcn
local headquarters Ut the Industrial
Workers Of the World, se,sed books,
checks, rcsponaence and other doc
uments and IN some tnstances arrest
I'd officials found upon the premiseA
The arrest at Chicago Of William n
haywood. the organisattunS rational
secretary. was n conspicuous axampis.
In Chicago federal agents tc1k pos
session Of the national headquarters u
the socialist party and warrant ~.
thor1ing the seizure Of Its documents
was served upon les ooonsel
The seizure Of documents. vse CIR.
RED out In accordance With u plan per
fectcd here by william c. FittA assist
ant attorneyTeneral working under
the direction Of the encouragement,
The department OF justice, announced
that the seizure OF papers WAC made
IN connection with federal grand tafy
Investigation OF the Industrial WORK
~crs Or ths- wcfk 'assa' ''Spxas44.sAA u
Chicago. ~
Whether tho conErtsi action n usen
shals throughout the country was In
any way related u Judge Covington's
investigation wAs not disclosed II to
known, however. THAI Judge Coyington
made special study Of the activities
of the I. W. w II was shortly after
ne reac he'd the northwes, that 81 lead
ers Of the organization were arrested
by ldahos national suardsmen the day
before the time set fos O general strike
In Washington. Oregon. Montana and
Idaho.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-09-14
U.BOATS SINK 20 VESSELS
Weekly Toll Of Merchantmen still
Below German Estimate to
Starvc Allies.

London. british merchant ships
sunk by mine or submarine tn the last
week numbered 20 VI more than 1900
tons aud three under 1900 tons. &C
eordlng III the official announcement.
The weekly summary Arrivals, q
DSA. sailings, a.4S2 British merchant
veasels over 1900 tons sunk, including
two previously, 20. under 1900 tons.
Including ono previously, 3; fishing
vessels sunk, none.
british merchant vessels uTisuccess-
fully attacked, Including five previous
". nine.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-09-14
JAPAN LOYAL 70 AtliEA
ylseourt lsh,i Tei's Soians OF Nts
Ccuntrys Friendship.

Washington Jspans message OF
comraaeship and cooperation IN the
war was delivered 70 the house ~ 'si~'
count issii amid hearty applause from
1 crowded floor and galleries, Tie
SPECIAL amtas sador told The hease as
he had told me senate and president
that his COUNTY, VAS in lie battle
asains; military oppre ss!ca - sta>
ard welcomed the Opportunity &c fight
beside the United States.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-09-14
GOING AFTER COAL pRcEA
Fuel Administrator proposss 10 Pm
tec4 the Consur,es.

Washington. lishneni Of 20
tail coal prices Is the next step o!
Fuel Admsnistra,or I,r. ii. il. Garfield.
The cooperation OF operators. min.
ers. iohhers. retailers ard consumers
yi!l he enlisted 10 obtain maximum
Efficiency. The government aims to
Emulate production 10 tie highest
possible potnt, With prices fair 70 pro-
iacer and consume
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-09-14

For downright, prose Doctor John
sons offer Of hand and heart to his
second wife would b. very hard to
beat
MY dear woman" said johnson, y
am = hardworking man and ri,hai
something 81 a philosopher. ! am, -
you know, very poor. ] have always
been respectable myself. but grieve
to tell you that ono Of my uncies wAs
hanged"
Il have less money than you. doc
tor" demurely answered the lady. but
l Ahall try to be philosophical. too
None Of my relatives has even been
hanged. but l have several who ought
to be-"
Providence and philosophy hare ed"
IDENTITY mated us my good woman"
said the doctor m he pressed chasts
salute upon the lAdy's brow.--Rehc-
both Sunday Herald.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-09-14
ADMITS PLACING BCMR
Says RlneIeader Of Plot Committed
Suicide to Avoid Arrest.

Montreal Joseph Tremblay. one OF
the men arrested in connection vita
the dynam;tias OF lord AtAelstaHs
residence IL Iartierylile. has cen,
tessed 70 tho authorities that he
placed the bomb near Lord A,hei
STAINS hoase lie said he had been
forced to do 50 by Haudfield. who
committed suicide 10 avoid arrest. and
1apaette, whe Is still at large
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-09-14
HANG MAYOR IN EsFioY.
Demonstration Aoainst Pro-6erman Ex
ecutise Of chieaoc.

Chicago, - Mayer William II. Thorp
son was hanged in ef.iey by members
Gs Gee, Iln.A Wheaton Post No. 81,
Veterans al Foreign Wars, In Gran;
Park at tnv foe; OF Raldclph street In
the heart OF the city.
Thousands OF pedestrians ana auto
r,obiltsts watched the 'AaHz!ng and
made tie city ring with Their cheers
II was one 81 the widest damoastfs
lions ever witnessed in Caicago
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-09-14
YoU NAY IN jcJn3UkA FNEe


We have 30 much cchndencs In tho
wonderful soothing and healing propca
ties Of Cuticura o.ntmJnt fcs ali skfS
troubles supplemented BY hot hAth4
with Cuticura Soap that We are ready
to send samples on Request They are
Ideal for tho toilet.
Frcs sample each b mail with Boot.
Address postcard. duticura. Dept l.
DostoA Sold evertwher~--Adv,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-09-14

Prof II. A. Morgan who has been
spvointed food administrator for Ten
tcseee. under the food control bill. has
spsaed headquarters In the e'tice o.
the state council 81 defense at the
stsss capitol. Prot Morgan was Ia
Washington last week, where he held
0pn~renc~ with Food ADMINISTRATORS
Hoover In rcgard 10 tho law which Id
h y administer In this state and ~
Viii a oocs put II into operation.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-09-14
P'iss Rspo1 on Public Mostly

Phso Hspo0 on Public Mostly
TAe public health servicnhas jus,
ssnpiIed reports from Decentralization
q the physicians OF Tennessee IN
Witch they were ssked 10 give the
nSnbcY Of cases Of malaria In their
respective coantias during 1910. Ma
1Ik vas found IN all sections and the
eas@ numerous. The total number of
cas0 tn the state vaa 6,32.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-09-14

The commission charged with the
dWy Of locating the Middle Tcnnessss
experiment. station hxs seiected ~ 4
site farm OF e2S acres Tying between
the Hampshire and MI Pieasar, turn
plies west Of Columbia. The commis
sico h composed III Gov. Rye. H. knos
Bry~On and II. s, brandon Tia com
miasscn Was aided In Tn work Of max
Ing . selectinn VI site for the station
BY PrM. II A. Morgan. Pro. G. A.
'sfese - Pral. G.. 4. Wilson Of tAe
un1v~ssky Of TsnnssssS. q ~ N ~
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-09-14

- strictly IN emergency nsaasuruI
ne statn DIVISION at extension " put,
ting county farm demonstration agents
into ak West Tennessee ocunties II
vas stated by District Ascent H. 8,
Nichols that this b strictly an etner'
gcacy movement Of 3 temporary m
turc and that Il was demanded BY q
prvvissnn OF the recent food control
bill for the maintenance. II ,east tenn.
pss~rily. OF a county agent In every
county In the United States.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-09-14

TIE state democrats executive com
nitsee u meeting In Nashville adopt
- resolution calling \ stats oonvets
tica OF democrats 10 be held at Mash.
-:as IN the state capitol Wednesday.
DsA H. - nonainste candidates for
tbs supreme coxrt and thu court al
owl appsah- In all but th~ foys- lars
- counties. Shelby. davidson. Hamit
tn ard Knox, TIN democratic voters
Win assemble Monday. De-. 3. and 40
hor1 AehSsese 10 thu sente couventtnA
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-09-14

washiaston--LoAns Of $ioo, GOO OOG
each to Grea, Britain and france have
been made b, the government bringing
the total advanced the allsas 10 t2.36s.-
ae0eo0.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-09-14

rslisS and stx bcti3m have entirely
cured M An wume. sho have female
txuuh,s u my kind should Try Lydia r.
Pinkham's Vegetable Ccmpcuad 49,.
Mn ETA Dc1loat oSdsasburS, via
PAysicians undoahtsaiy did their bsSk
hattlsd With Tin eass steadily and ccUA
10 10 maFs, hut oftsa he inost scientine
trsatnsat b surpassed by the medicinal
pFcpsrtiss II h rood old fAshioae4
Iooh and heshs contained h Lydia u
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
II any complicaticn exists Il paya -
vrits IL LYDIA T. Hnkham Arsa1lk3
c.. lssA AssA ,ioespscial fsss sdvtsA
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-09-14

Washington, --Presiaen; Wilson has
invested $4,000 In farm loan honda
The president recently took SIC 900 ~
the f.rst Issue O. Liberty bonds.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-09-14
Apparently Ia.

IF you refuse me my lifs win ~
nm aching void.
Another sutton told No that oncs.~
"what happcncdT
He has 4 wife that weighs evse
200 pounds and II strfkes ma that bio
lifs II rather full"
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-09-14

! p0o& w& kntIe
lhr0syh my back
Iaad siAM I finally
HAT an my strengM
lsa ! Aad IN m, ~
|bed mN doctor
| aasissd IN s,lsse.
|stion but ! would
Inot Hsten % Il. I
| shought Of what !
|hAd rcesi about LYDIA
|E Plnkhazn'a vses-
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