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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-10
RE|GNS IN
THE MURDER TRIAL
OF TH0S ]. MOONEY
Cochran Intimates That Fickert
Is a Liar, and Latter Becomes
Peeved; Pamphlet Received by
Talesman Cause of Trouble.

san Francisco, Jan. fn.-Uproar
rclgned IN the murder trial OF Thomas
}. MOONEY here to-day when 5. Bes-
tandig, a talcsman. produced a
pamphlet favoring the DEFENSE and
said he had received Il in the mail.
70 D. a felony 20 attempt 20 influence
the minds Of jurors or talesmon. The
defense denied amy connection with
the event.
ITS a frame up and IN prove It, %
cried W, Hourkc Cochran. chief coun-
sci for Mooney. 1T follows publica-
ton OF letters given out by the dis
srict attorneys Office with lying in
tent
81 don't propose 20 be called q
liar -intcrjccted Charles NJ. Flckcrt.
district attorney. II you can't pro-
tect us addressing the court
"weH get somebody else
Judge Franklin griffin, presiding,
hammered with his savel.
a don't want any more OF that
kind " talk from you, Mr.. Fickcrt. p
he said. "sit down. The court win go
To the bottom Of this.
BcstandiE had been asked hy the
prosecution II he had an opinion in
the case.
Yes, he said. Il got IL from this
letter, n tossed the pGmphlet up
on a table. II proved to be a docu-
ment entitled The Frame Up Sys-
TEN, written hy Robert Minor and
published by The international Work
ors' Defense league.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-10
Alice Carroll Sued
Under Alleged Note

suit has h'su started 90 f@orcolu are
under e note for $4,000 alleged 10 have
been given hy Alice carroll. tprm,ri.
Alice MlusId Go Julia Ba,duIni. foI-
mcrly Julia Catciina
The action b. brought In the district
court Dos Angelo Niviani. az trustee and
BalduinL as beneficiary. CItg property
WIS given M security for mo note In.
forest. aa we'll os principal. b. said a.
be due under lac note, The latter was
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-10

salt Lake City. Utah. Jan. i0.-The
FIRST bill introduced in the Utah lcgis-
lnture. house hill number one. Is a
statewide prohibition bill of drastic
nature. II would prohibit the man
ufacturc and safe Of intoxicating
liquor In Utah after AuEust 1. 1917.
ard makes the possession % intoxi-
GEMS a misdemeanor.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-10
TO HAVE
LID CLAPPED ON
AS WELL AS CITY

In an Interview today sherim RIA
fact Garcia stated hat from now on
the law against open saloons on sun
day. the law regarding gambling. and
the law with reference To allowing
women IN and about places where
npuor is sold. viii be strictly enforce
ed. outside OF the city limits Of Al
huquerque; aud the sheriH states that
he viii USE All the pow err given him
In enforcement. aud That he intended
10 commence enforcement az once.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-10
Four Waive and Are
Held for Grand Jury

Frederic Sanchez. Shannon Garcia
Francisco Ntl'cjoS. and Fernando Ar
raudG. Nhu Ncrc charged with us-
saul ar G1llcno chavez ON Ncw
Year night waived examination this
morning. and gave bond for their APP
pcarauco before the grand jury M
March The hearing was not held ua-
GO today BECAUSE the physical coudi-
tiuu of Chavez would not permit bin
o. appear In court Assistant District
Attorney j \, Miller was the urCsc-
cutor.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-10

other states although In Itself not ans
where near ready
Discussing. m conclusion, the need
OF defense the committee alludcs a.
the new and quite unforeseen status
that the grca changes 81 the last few
years have forced upon the United
States Isolation no longer protects
the %countrq. II Il held, and 81 IS moth.
ing more than common prudence that
the nation should prepare to prutc.i
itself.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-10

Kansas city. Jan. fO.-Police an
nounced today that two men arrest
ed here last night had confessed TO
having robbed the Stockmen's Ma
tional bank OF Brush. Colo. Decem-
Der 1907 5000. The mems names
were given IA Marion Cooley and Ellie
Mace, The police said nearly $4,000
had been found IN their possession.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-10

salt Lake City. Utah, Jan. TO-
Howard Dowcese. in jail here facing
trial Tor the alleged murder Of his
wife In a local rooming house sep.
tcnihcr "a. last. has Informed Police
Chief j. Farley White that funds for
his defense win be furnished by n
"%burglars' brotherhood OF which.
he says. he is a member. He still
maintains he vas engaged In a dia-
mond burglary when has wife was
slain.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-10
Charged With Theft
BY Lumber Company

John O. peck win be- arrnignod be-
fore Justice of the Peace W. ". Nc
Hlcllun thia afternoon on "a charge 90
larceny. Tie Is alleged 90 have stolen
brass httinus from the American
Lumber ,-mpuuy.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-10
Four Charged With
Assault on Trujillo

Charged with ps-1ultIur Curplo Tru-
illo with iulvuJ 90 kll. Antonio. FRANK
ana tt'.ip Pine and pcsiderlu Aulya
wrr" arrested This 1reruoou The
assault u.s. alleged Co have taken place
.n MUrt.uDltnwu up Monday after ~
election TiH|Ilu Is said 60 have been
confined FL. l.- N,l since. The u1rI.
I.aIut v'. worn out before just.
Of th. IDa., Mcclellan by TrujIlo
wife.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-10
University News


John W. Gruncr, president ui the
L. y. NJ. Rino club. has called -
meeting Tor saturday al . g. M.
Squads / and . are scheduled to re-
port at this time \ great deal ~
interest has been taken in this ac-
tIyity as u IL under the supervision
Of thc National Ride association.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-10
University News Make IT.
ADuetranrc.

tn" january edition OF the UuIypr-
sits Nons which Is published monthly
BOO tJc Interest of the student bod,
aud which is edited boy PROT. G. g.
|lludrtr. appeared un the campus thi.
morning. Tn, paper has "a large OUT
of-towu distribution ana contains "a
rcFlcw OF the events uf the past
month.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-10
Biddle Chosen to
Succeed Nixon as
Frisco President

my ENU1luk dtfaiA LtAscu MlFel
New York. Jan. 1e.-W. b. Biddle.
who was first vice president OF the
81. Louis and San Francisco COM
pany. today was elected president by
the board 81 directors here. He sue
ceeds W. g. Nixon, who died recently
after holding Office only a few weeks.
r. ID. Levy, who has been second
vice president and genera manager.
was chosen Mr.. Biddle's successor.
Mr.. Levy's place "a taken by y. NJ.
Rice. who was third vice president.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-10
Hinterliter Given
Life imprisonment
For Killing Girl

oiney. ul.. Jas 1o.-Boy Hin;erlitor
found guilty This moring of man
SLAUGHTER in correction with the death
cf Miss Elizabeth Radcliffe last july
was sentenced hy Judge Miller today
TO life Imprisonment
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-10

NTIor -pcudIuE W. WOrf- m d
Denver hospital undergoing am opor-
alton. Prot Dean a. Worcester t-
again in charge ~ hia classes ln
psychology and ethics.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-10

Can't look well. eat well. or feel
eel with impure blood. Keep tho
blood pure with Burdock Blood Bit
tiers. Eat simply. take exercise. keep
clean, and good health is pretty sure
to follow. 800 a bottle.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-12-14
KAISER REALIZES DEFEAT
Vice President Marshall interprets
Germsnys Latest Moves A.
Forrteliina Defeat

Washington Vice fs~lden, Mar
shall in;erpf~,s GermaHys efforts {,
MAKE separate peace with Rassta AZ
added evidence that the kasse. real
,E"s he faces ultimate defeat,
Il think II shows" said the vice
president, that the Kaiser is getting
Il through hts thies bead ,hA, ". ara
>faias ~ ~,a. ihls var
The vice presid~n, declared Ais t.s
hef that the war Will be worth what 1t
costa II only Id uniting American vii,
tens
Tho situation IL clearing 10 rap.
IDLY and nicely. he said THE was
will 10 ~rih every ~at IT costs
When Il IN over No will have real
American citizenship and siil hear no
,---~- ...s ~ tt- ta..---.--r. ~ v-rr'
ta.herland We viii he real Auser4
ans
Tn" vice president would express 60
opinion regarding declaration OF war
against Cermanys Ailie~. but declared
hat nsigratr@t aliens sho do no.
give, tAsss saaDaEs To-. tAa> xAs sho<sas;
hare their papers cancelled
The gsrifis, doctrine, he said,
'~cali iead to scenes ir America that
90 sec IN Russia today
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-12-14
CONGRESS IS BACK
At LAbORS AGAIN
SoLoNs GATHER IN WASHING
TON FOR SECOND WAR sEs.
SION or u. q. CONGRESS-
SENATE AND HOUSE READY

Washington. by The aikasy
srokaens VI Americas part ia Ire
waxsd hxat sag democracy. goagyass
esa sefsed for Iss ssscond war s.ssIoe
Appropriations ~ hilllchx II asliafs
and measures 10 put the tGu force Of
The United States beside It's allies will
be tho principal business IT the sss.
skoG.
Tho ersf days business was largely
persuactosy. with official notification
10 tho prsidso; thai congress Ia In ses,
sloa
Organization OF both senate and
house under democratic control has,
isg ecea eff@Ssi al the special sss.
stsssa., sSssA lss4aee wsxs Fesass te plaDxs
tssaassl sfafs sahxs >0l ~ sfftaA' ssasSfaans
Legislation, however. ID Bos sspSete.
TO get tato fall sw;ag unttl sect mnnsh.
after the Christmas reee~s, although
there Is Soms agitation 10 to'eso The
holiday
Estimates III more than Sl1 500 oa0 A.
GOO, the great es; IN the natissaR his
2 sssJs,-%Se xsx ss,rysees -,s >ssss sssxaets,
mea, and prosecution NJ the war dur
ing tho ftscal year 1919 were submit.
led TO congress by the treasury de.
paytwrni
In rcaud figures atorN than tll GEO,
atal, coo of that vast sum Is for the war
alene Only part OF Il viii he realized
from taxation thu remainder sill
aafna from isssusw Ut Liberty honae
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-12-14
us. BOYS DESTROY
GERMAN BATTERY
AMERICAN TROOPS RETURN AND
REPORT HAVING GREAT TINE
IN TRENCHES.
STRIKE CENTER or TARGET

American E.ela headquarters In
France "A iubllaat American battery
rvturuad fsum the freHs. toisowsng
their relief By another Ainerteaa
aait. coGvlnsai that their shcot.
ing had snoeked oai German bat.
terry. A young Psnsas~ola. Fla. &rtsl
lcry operator. swsying In tsaske,
from sausage balloon, directed the
hatIarys fire against the German 10
sitlons he reported soon after Civ
lag tia range that he saw American
shells strike apparently exactly Ia the
center Of their target A few nlo,nens
laieg. he SAID he saw the enemy bat
terry position smoking
| . A ywgFyiya ~ stA- eH~nys gssxs s@
,ssias ;sspszsFs @ests u rs+Sa sssap
Ing The position The American bat
tertes serv riot troubled by shells
from this Gcrasn position thereafter
The AmertcAa lubIlatiua was en-
HANGED by the fAct that their battery
Is PROBABLY the first American aFsll-
lery uhii To knuck ogi an enrmy 6a,
tefy '.'' 's.',% ~t'' go - -'irT' s" ''5.' -
Christmas IN the neat rrt letter day
on the calendar az tao American sci
diers 10 france There then wil! he
another dinner. which viii sgvpsas
evca ThanksgtslnR. judging by tho
plana that have bora made for the
greater holiday All soTts Of Csiehra
tons sill take place and many Christ
mas boxes and presents are expected
by the men
The question whether mother wife
or sSesth@art "hsck there IL going 10
send fayogite brand ~ cigarettes
good cigars heavy SOCKS or sweater
is IN the mind Of nearly evcry soldier
shops Ia the villages have eeeu 10
sieged BY American customers, They
have bought every thing from unique
ornaments 10 elaborate embrotderle@,
and tha goods have gene So fast thA'
IN sone places the stores hook as II
the proprietcrs have moved out The
American soldiers are dong their
Christmas shopping early here be
-caNsr hey .kpow..hqx loas.B ..ases -
get things through the mails
Many OF the alen have determined
not IA be deprived II Christmas trees
with the familiar sixh; ot small chll
d-en playing ahut them They have
made their plans 10 set up and aaeor
ate trees Tor the little ones O. French
households in ~h.eh they are bllictai
or have been rkde welcome 40 guests
---IAa.-A.i..-- sa.l - tA.-...;. aaxA.lxs-S
small quantity of magazines and newa~
papers which has been arriving Ia eag
eriy read by TIA men Some o. the
publications. pascal through doxens OF
readers hands aatil the parcs actual,
~er" In fragments, and we're tAns read
BY others
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-12-14
DEEkDEATsD0EO1
CREATE EXEMPTIONS
pRovosT MARSHAL cRowoEw
EXPLAINS The siruArloA
or aEeHsTRANTs.
AGE EXTENSION IS OPPOSED
Nssia Upset prssees kAsthaas ana
CcmpiIests ciasssfieasaen--a,o0 900 600
Which Rave Hsen Drawn 70
9s ussd First.

Washingtnsa- No man viii be grant
"a exemption from this draft because
hs has dependents.
In . review Of the sltaa1ion 10 o..
fsctins registered men. Pr,yoms Mar
shai 0erserai Crowder made that plain.
He defined tho goysrnmsnts position
IN the following words
War must bring in@nyenlenCe
and sacrifice TO all The seiectivs
service law .xempts no person from
military aervier on the ground q.
Dependency The re-ciaSstt!eatl0H
scheme 10 designed to .de;er she tn
AuctIoa into the army II regls.ssntS
vp1n whom other persons ARE mainly
6epsndent foF support until sstsr per
Sons without actual dependents have
6~ssrl called %
Isnspits ths agitation ia congress.
sfonal and other governmental cir
chsa TO bring under The draft the class
OF men who have reached ,ae age OK
al since JuHe 5 last and are aaalhiy
The CLASSES Of 20 and ~ years OF age.
th@eby guaranteeing the practical ex
strytton VI married a1@n With depend
eat families Il WAS Indicated atfieial,
~ THAI tbs war department would op.
pcms any extension of tho draft Until
the present registered men hays bsycu
''as.d up'
To brins IN one oy more usw elasses
would completely upset tho present
machinery and taa neg classification.
both Of which were carefully pre-,
pared and worked out. IL was sta,el
Iov example,, sach registered mar
now has Hamber anal a pt~ittoA on
the list sobjset to call To bring In
. no~ class wsalld entail i.rw r,,xis
tratfnn tiE tttat >st;aaa and taRa a1attrt
<hs' esassssti tass,. asttsry r. xsnsSd Ire
practically impossible 10 RrranE. a
Just method of distributing The uew
comers Ia reference "a liability 10
call
The practical ds,ts IN OF the wat
department 10 oppose any attempt -
extend tho draft age makes II uoCes
arr Fffat ,fte ARMY Ge ban % oui 81
chs men alrvssdy registered apd pgar.
IDEALLY g,h.anrees THAI the present list
OF approximately 5000 600 will be OK
haustssi before airy new classes are
called in
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-12-14
AMERICAN MISSION
SEEsPERSH|NG MEN
coLoNEI HOUSE AND orNER
MEMsERs lNlseecr AMEsI
CAN ARMY.
FRENCH BRING DOWN hEaOS
eight csrmxs Airrtsnss Are nrsgsst
Down by Frsnsh AsiStsrs-rhs
ASnsrscxn Fls&rw Are haw
On Tire EaAiLaa Fsen4-

WMh the Anarrtenn Army In Frxn<s
Cot. House and the otAr menbcsS
Of the American nisxsoa. With Gen
psg~hing and yis0sans Nostehlasfs. Ezs
sp%sS1t the Amertcwn army Col
House said he would tell President
Wilson chat tina en~rgy, fitness AID
szathushAata 9 the Ian FAR aaarpA&aesa
anything hs had exp-cted
Il watched the mansuvesx and saw
some Of the men xors.' 10 added
~Thsy are fins. hope those sovs
reAats that tau security u the ualGet
State FOR at least 100 years depends
upon them. II eSsEna8tne ss la any indi.
cation. they understand what IN be-
fore thsin and ~ha, they are expect.
cd b. do
The mcsnbe N The mission also
visited the reserve Officers trasnans
school and army headquarters, Later
they departed for Paris
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-12-14

With the fr@scA Army Ia ltAly, ~--
Among The troops and ua!ts that hare
arrived In Italy with rhs British and
french armies Ia large group Of Avi,
ators. who are impa,iently waiting to
get lato action The British have sent
large contingent ot iiiers. half Of
whom ara young Canadians and Amer
itAnat who have been doing scout
wofs Ia Northern France aud t'sah.
ders. . $500 ->> ''''' - "''' F'.' = M '''''
This squadron. which expects 10 be
stvsn work al The front very soen, 10
proving quite MI attraction for the
Italians While awaiting orders. the
flew arc keeping themselves In trim
and the natives Ia delight BY pra1t!
tyS afrs csaa. taes, S'ssza- ihsy an. hi.
ietsd
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-12-14
''flsss. = -'s''a's-t s-Ssh4I
DEMAND ExcEepe SUPPLY.
Many Banks Neglected Stocking Up Ir
Advance

Washington iemasd tor war say
sags stamps esce.Gsi the avails bio
sappiy In many cissea throughout the
coaa;ry at ne opening N ,ke can.
paisu By whiNa fae government et
poets ~ raise s. 000 60 600 bafore
January / 1919 Reports 20 the treas
uyy tod " is~toi:i.ca Sesese,t BY
thousands ~ p4r Hssers who waited
In kong Ines
Banks ~hntl ha& neglected 500 klns
up Ia advance sau' huTrse Ais 20 .~a
era! re rye aa5ss ttr st&ysgs " sap
wv taer customers ard application,
from drug @t1res cigar stands, tsc
torres. ecNaats aHa ther ellgiGses
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-12-14
GAS MASKS ADM N USE
ls4E TE'sNg3sEARs IN cAAAs ~
osEgNvslLE EEgsss WEARING !.
PECULIAR sElAErS
F~neAs aessa4A aaa cHaaalsm etfsaesfs
Mla Give fss Boys sAs Fa~ashseg
TsasAss--sssAssA csw6atAsas
Are snaarwssss

0rssarisie. T. Cs~-SaAs nsssks were
tssaea 10 TsangassaAass az C&ap sss
siegs aaA Tho asa trexa sAs vsazas~s;
Sszgs are awaiting tsssr~ssAsas 10 cam
aAaaeN IN sAl Ast Df axsRg fAs ~
sasAr asan%t tAAE 4sfass The paaana
ess ssmesrlhsrk Ettsxk, Ths seAccl
OF xrsaAds tAsssviMg also AsxAss M
&s* TIE instswesieas al FrvnsA. nssil
ssA sEA cAnAaaAa atrs<ews. wiskAl TIA
tFainlEI b eeeosaing asers snA sess
intensive every day, aHa shs ines Ass
esgtmnsax 10 lsels~vs tas&s there b sesass
foasSstloa ta the rcssgts that tAss
are sesstns3 10 leave here la fsr
weeks. SHcA rrrogex ara aestswr Dc
nie4 Nor confirmed nj keAaoaArs@sS
ana say stasssnsas ~ 10 the time ,A~s
are, seAaaraea 10 leave Ia merely Z
eoatexggr@
haaltA e0n&isaaas al Camp sersei
showed eoaiinaed Improvement
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-12-14
Old SlnH
MS cOlsTPATED
says Hla<k Dssua tArsd Elm VI
m. TrsAssf 4 ysaEs
ea = III ss93-f

4 accsswslaN n. s--Ar. saTse Nl<aN
cen, an ~ sssi.sas II s'sS aaasA saa
cfssl war vesxsA rsessAtsy made IT,
faii@ssag ssaisuata = en- u yssn
old ana am m N ssada~ u the war
u VI, I Aae caantsgssass Ter !.
yessa ras scseu sAAt I w~aas
Hs%er h. aay rstss. sas nsw ] xa
OIL, tAen ssts~ I had s&sss aaslass
ana acaaas' wssh 1t aaee sasa<sA sst
sAsy sss " nv dsias Do me naSa
ecsd
Thea I ~ 10 taking ycsr Rsack.
D<~ustAs, ssSa had nss sAksa sas fsil
p~cksgs sar I tcaaa tAas h rsaiev~a
The soasssp%aUa. L sessk sse Or ''Ar~,
packages ID II has CARED nA and !
psAass n n oil es my friends"
TAeasaas At psoeie Ia The rass "
yesrs Asv feana h*lp M sSsassias
tsan In ~ ase ef Taeafssds RseAs
I,raaxA,. Many fasns.ies keep Black.
nwxagh,in the house ell the TINA aud
use n a the least sign et caassirassea,
inSssrwsaoa. Asiicasaegs. az ether liver
troahlss
RiaA, nrsagAs In purely vsg~tahls
r~siA,ae and without bad asser~eseStA
Gesl fes ycaag and eaa Oct a pack
aye frem your draSxsst to-day and
tale dnvs tanltas, Yew ~aa fss bet
sw Tomorrow. frsee Ssc pacSaxA
rsazfs only enc sxns dose Adv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-12-14
war Tax On paU~s Pest.

On fs@c the sea war tax on Esasve
post Packages wrnt fate effect ard
must es raid by atffxsns special rev
enae stamp on oil parcels carrying ~
much as rs cents or over In postage
The war Tar il lie fo< every rs.
These special revenue stamps av
on sale everywhere the regular poet
ake stamps ara GO sale and must ~
cancelled by The sendor placing. NJ
csusiux H. hs placed, taercan hls wn,
.aaX xses ssxSxs,ss;s aszssiszE ssaxxsssa Szas
the date u?oa watch tho stamps sts
attached or used,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-12-14
REDUCTION or oIEo TAX.
Ia Rscarsrasnded A. nar Measure b,
Revenue Eareag

WashiEFtaa Reduction 81 the s.
ea.S a pound TAX 9f eolurei oleomaF
sarfHe. bob AZ q war treasure 10 II.
rsAs~ the prod 'Tssg ~ food Fats Sad
means y aally Yielding more
tTgr~fAte@ revenue was recommends f
d 'ha &unusj report ~ t6@ tnI@reaa
revenYe a4rsau over TIE rsne 81 W
{ Osborn v3o has re-eutl, heea sac
eesieti a. eon1 uassssorer ~ uansel G.
u arss.r
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-12-14
TWENrySCttN IN WRECK,


Chkaxu Ne evidence of q pleS TO
wr~.k the Illinois Central troop train,
Ut l,artetr-, In whNh &, soldiers, tao
vunen and t~n ;Yatnnsen VERA hurt
has been discovered Spreading rats
n wss ys,tt cgr'$t@t t,rr 49,, <. atfUsl-
tns IL Fint r~p,-rt made ny military
and railroad officials Eight humsrysl
~ositurs were IN tls' train Il N,as a.
f1rst believed that Srvs kprs were 70
als,tsxth,e
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-12-14
WILSON WANTS Bibles.


New York A message from praai.
den, Wilson indorsing thu campaign Of
tia American hihle Society 10 raise a
fund Of sos, coo 10 supply Testamruts
TO men In the army and nasy VAS read
to churches Throughout the eoansry BY
request Of rs tsiefal countJI II thateh
90. Il ~aA announced hero. The presl.
dani 'rr0te
This is an object which an sure
all Christian people viii want % 500
achieved hope tina, Il may be. for
tho sake Of tho men who are going To
the front They will need the support
OF ,he only book from which they can
The nation wide cam IA Ign which. wAs
started here also Was Endorsed by Cob
rhe)dor- Roosevelt az a worthy effort
to pa, thu church behind PsyAinS
and the American army abroad
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ann
i,,eraltlee var csr,.-,n., &C.,

Paris Tee 'alcra acd VS. aatee
SURE was r.ae@y! $50 N~at al,sre -
by tei + VI House ,N5 re.A7 II the
Assr2,8r suujs@es u,, Sa De.
j.y~ed ahe @Sue Address 81 taa r.
aaes; ot l'reMleg Csegaeryeae
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-12-14

Rome Enemy for va have begun an
attack on the Italian lines on the Asi.
ago plateau. the war office announced.
Tho Only salns achieved In the attar x
~ere some positions. the loss 81 whie i
has not impaired the Italian defensive
lima
Berlin via London The negotla
ttons h-stweon the Germans and Rus.
slams for an @mtstIyo are extending
20 thn honmanian Troops, The war OF
fee ANNOUNCES
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-12-14

AAsA -l.s'en pstrarttG tef@Eya>1.lea
tx ladlUF tH~ sai4se % tee fiax,
aeweastiae reports sBa address =. IL.
s-y.a dent Mss &&na a G.r4aa ~
1Axe& THE attention nets III nsat,y /
a delegates 10 the annual eoryea
;la> e 'he Womsus CHRISTIAN Tens
ans&nre EEgasa
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-12-14
LANDS AT RUSH SPRINGS.
Officers IN rert SIN Balloon Brought
TO Ground

oil ~ runaway tren the signal dc.
par'msM AZ tnn sill ~aa bnought TO
the ground In safety by tho officers III
n at tush Springs, Okla. distance
Of about 80 mtes t~m Fort sill
No4thrr tho army officers. ot whom
thera werc two. nor the balloon. wore
injured The officers, advlyes reach.
Ing hge say refused ~ give tntorma
uon about their trip. or how thu sui
ksyn came 10 turn truant. acting. th"y
said UNDER stfict ordets FROM their
OQparfora
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