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The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-05-27
Missoula Women, Interested
in Food Saving, Compile :
Valuable Facts.
TENTH NEVER EATEN
Ten Per Cent of All Bread
Thrown Away Unused by
American People.

The bread problem was being dis.
cussed by n group of Missoula women
n few days ago. Some one quoted
statement she had read not long be-
fore. "Ten per cent Of all bread
brought into the American home is
wasted" and the question of how to
eliminate some Of that waste was
preached. The result of the discus
sion was the compiling Of some facts
and figures, which have been proved
worthy OF acceptance. They are so
good that they are here passed to sis
ter Missoula women.
An average loaf of bread cuts usual
ly into 10 slices. This bread is usual
ly cut In the kitchen. Family APP
petites are variable: consequently.
there is SO per cent more waste in
getting a loaf OF bread to the mouths
of the members of the household than
there is in getting it from the bakery
In household of five persons a
loaf of bread Is cut completely and
sent to the table. One morning each
member OF the family eats his allotted
two slices of bread. but the next either
John or Susie is not so hungry and a
slice is left untouched on the plate.
The garbage can in most apartment
houses is under the sink, and the
bread box is almost always across the
room on the top of the icebox.
The one slice. of bread comes from
the table and is popped into the most
convenient place-the garbage can un
der the sink.
What is the one slice Of bread con-
sidered beside the tired feet of the
housewife?
1t Is just the percentage Of differ.
ence between the wheat shortage OF
next year. and enough bread not only
for ourselves but some to share fol
our allies.
rs there sure way to remedy this
waste?" someone will ask.
Only constant thought and untirine
diligence.
One very good way Of eliminating
some Of this waste is never to cut
bread in the kitchen.
Let one of the little girls in your
household do her bit by being custo.
dian of the bread. At each meal plac,
the loaf and the bread knife before
her and let her cut 1t as it is wanted
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-05-27
LIVING MUSIC
(Evanoelins Close in the Musician

To move the body to the rhythm of
the universe, andante. presto, fast or
slow, keeping the accent steady and
sure.
To use the voice in melodious speak,
ing. with kind and gentle words, to
stranger or to friend.
In all events of daily life and work.
to resolve the discords. and to blend
the moments into one harmonious
whole.
A mind to set in form the theme of
life. announce the subject clear and
true. and work 1t to satisfying close.
To find within the soul the beauty
bearing message of the song divine.
This is to set the days to music. and
to be symphony!
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-05-27
ITALIANS CONTINUE
TO PUSH AUSTRIANS

Rome, May cS.-The Italians today
captured $500 prisoners on the Carso
plateau. Heavy fighting continues.
Over 10000 prisoners had been taken
previously.
The Italians today made important
progress in the coastal region in the
direction OF Triest.
They have carried trenches from the
mouth Of the Timavo river on the Gulf
of Triest to point east of Jamiano.
The heights between F1ondar and
Medeazza also have been captured.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-05-27
BIG HORSE RACE YEAR.

Minneapolis. MIMI. May 26.-Har-
ness racing in the northwest and In
western Canada Is due for n big year.
despite the war, 1t is said by horsemen
in the Twin Cities. Bigger purses than
usual are being offered. The Twin
City Driving clubs annual spring
meet will be held on the Hamline track
June 1880
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-05-27
OREGON WOMEN WILL FARM.

Baker, Ore. May 26.-Women will
work side by side with the men in the
fields in this vicinity to offset the
shortage Of farm hands, according to
plans of local farmers. Farm owners
report that the few farmhands obtain
able are now receiving wages Of $50
and $50 month. more than twice the
amount usually paid In peace times.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-05-27
WAVES STORAGE CHARGE.

Las Cruces, N. NJ. May ?6.-To en-
courage the painting of war crops. the
United States reclamation service has
waived the water-storage charge of so
cents an acre In irrigated lands for
the duration of the war. The water
users associations have also asked the
government to waive other fixed
charges until after the war.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-05-27
CROSS OF TWO NATIONS.

FL Paso. Tex. May ga flaming
cross which may be seen from both
sides Of the international boundary at
night has been erected on the gothic
tower Of the First Methodist church
here. The cross Is regulated by an
electric time clock which switches on
the electric current each evening at
Z o'clock and turns it off at midnight.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-05-27
SOCIALISTS PRAISE WILSON,.

Washington. May 26.-The syndicate
of the French Socialist press has sent
to President Wilson a message Of
salutations. saying:
Honor to you. BY your voice
America still speaks as Lincoln did
in your hand she still carries the sword
of Washington. With all the strength
Of our thoughts. all the heat Of our
emotions, we respond"
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-05-27
70 FIGHT TUBERCULOSIS.

New York. May 2s.-The Rockefe1-
Ter Foundation announced tonight that
DIR. Livingston Farrand. president Of
the University Of Colorado. had been
granted a years leave of absence to
undertake a campaign against tuber-
culosis in France under the auspices
Of the national health board OF the
foundation.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-05-27
French Make Progress.

Paris. May Observation-Disclosures
progress was made by the French on
the Champagne front during the night.
Two German counter-attacks were
repulsed and 12O prisoners were taken,
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-05-27

Berlin. May 2s.-(Official.) - The
Germans yesterday improved their po-
sitions along the Chemin des Danes on
the Aisnc front and took over 500 pris-
oners.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-05-27
Artillery Getting Busy.

London. May Observation-Disclosures
activity on the part Of German artil-
lery along the British front between
the Scarpe and Croisllles. France, Is
reported.
The British effected slight improve
ments in their positions on the right
bank of the Scarpe today.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-05-27

freight platforms here. the railway re.
fusing to take It owing to some con-
gestion Of shipping between ireland
and England.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-05-27

What the suspicious flat owner de-
mands Is folding garden which he
can take in at night.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-05-27

would desert from the navy in order
to escape ennui.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-05-27
HEARINGS on RAN
INCREASE NJ JUNE

Helena, May 2e.-a1earing, On peti.
lions Of railroads operating In Mon.
tana for horizontal rate advance Of
Is per cent ON freight and. another
hearing on demurrage were appointed
today by the state railroad commits.
sion. the first for June and the sec.
ond for June Is. shippers and con-
sumers as well AZ petitioning carriers
viii be heard at the sittings Of the
commission, which will be in Helena.
Many a man who claims to be self.
made does his tailor q great injustice.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-05-27
.Omen'S Coats Have Been
Liberaly Dealt With
by Fashion

She has glorified them with all the
new colors, favored them with her most
elaborate weaves, conferred upoa them
her most subtle touches-in other
words, there is no such thing as the
old-time practical coat-at least not in
appearance.
Yet all the new coats are practical for they serve
many purposes-they equally at home over
an elaborate evening gown a simple sports skirt.
You may gasp n little at the gay colors. but
you'll wear them. You may incline to serges.
twills and cords. and you may have them-but,
with IL hundred unnlistakable touches that ally
them to this season and it's gay, youthful fashions.
Prices $la.5O to $3.50.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-12
PRESIDENT SIGNS
WAR TAX MEASURE
WEARS LEW III laGRI&SED nv
MORE THAN TWO atLA I4t4
# AND A tslr
WILL BE REVENUE FOR War

washington lh* var tas aiii ae
sauAv law 0ct y atlA ptrstG nut WI
satg .siSNai are,
No leFAAh'tsss atfHildfA th@ AHfNS
s'S- FNss Tt,ssasefss " 'assti1 .tesids' .ar fAsS
sTSsr G'sprw TRAN twu ana v bslr r1lttEg
toisars ase taxes 30 prosiils saf rsee
aass Il taaeb.s aiTs ny ~ ipA evt.y
sav Ras se' hcsos og xteg bad, ina las
a8n'Fs isfoHgt taxa oR iHyn su# "a
eNF ptr'tits tlauor tehapn @f.
arsnas. passenger aaa geeiehg trEHs,
gsartatiaa, proprietary 'aeaitlm 8e~
tAG gum angsehehss tuuSigst astF4
assais aikias taat hsne teretGt sna
many Stssf tahgs
tise " the ga, Mediate sftets 81 tlet
siralEf Of Tie laN wi'i he sa iaevrAss
w. distilled leteyzRs lFi1ee Is mes
ths aeW taN " ss1ii gallon " Ia, h
Hrecbc. estA tne sta ~ nj ttt.re it
" su az at Ea.lnaa
f!ssai t.fnia! egti&asr. ot lrea af
"g-,t$HeE ava seE@'e ysaaa tN
@';leG rN2etlt ~ reteaae ryge led
frew tie ni.l Asrlag rlse u - al Of
'ts ar laus s. "a - eef
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-12
LAUNCH ATTACH Ar fPRES
Gear Losa VI h,fr suffered Nv lhe
Germans In An Arssk At
Foiygen Waea

toNGol so, efal ae&St 81 cks
nave tr delh red Is, TO- asrinsas
against lNi'ib positions upsth ot
lprrv aaa eal VI inc lo'tEan rand
4 rIissYrage ya i'trr 'jj,%ftA ~ f.utafftisira
ton trim, nriEte3 aesdqua 3erv All
t,lr atarks werr repalsed vi'a besyy
aag<t"s excerpt aoAt ttc tUg A"ast
tarrry IL re i'oNeea soea Narrs ne
my eutrr~d tva jsF'iisa advanced
posts The nnlrs't0s tolioSs
Til rncm, lanFrhed = poserisl 81
,,ck San tfont ~ 15of. hAa mile
Asajrr, oBr neS positions pprlA ~ The
y 1Jt Msn'h to&d and east ~ tie
l'njyrua s. cod The Sc eas4n intaAtfy
aaranrtak tn Ares waves. sai'eyed
aeayv gasaA'rss frra eur fifio FIRE
.ana artillery ss-trAEe. -anfi wprc dfirea
hal la Disorder Va foas@v~d np the
rereat'ns emery $50 rsptared fea
prifgGeys
Daring tlse tnotth 81 oeptcmter We
Apiavoa total ot 9at tseYrsA vTls
ssegs, tne1uainr 80 att: ets Go dIsa
csp,a,ed du-~nt the taentb ~ ENas
I'M lafias 'hre heasr pi ~ ~ Frrnt y
u,o't4rs ana Az ,aa4E ~ eeat
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-12
GARFIELD FIXES COAL PRICES
Fuet Administrator Announces Final
Decision, Which VIII De bsnd
Ina o, Al pesiera

Washington. .-- Fu.i Administrators
s;afrslH announced; rvsatHri1uS rtrec@
tise AZ uare. fer tho lina.tatioal ~ tina
rt4atl prtgc~ ~ hstumienas and aa-
tArac4ss cssa' .hrnrStsous 'hn country,
t'hc fncl saain'si rs tiac, has tNsa
III he NApcluSlcas arrived At. n.at The
specific prize Which the Retail dealer
will i. allesr~, 10 charge the con-
-a4seg bur tAe gross margin which
sar~rogsil ieslsv will - sllsassi 10 adj
50 ina aversgc " holessle cses - hss
,Nyst in makiAA retail prisr~,
Ths, retail dsrfrr wtlI ~ A.l.,w~d to
SCH etal Wv tire cSasaas~T ~ rFIrs
n t,grseutsnx An ad,aate II a's' tnseTs
thza ~ pcr ryn' nNrr tine retaa STwss
margin II 1914 In aa ease '3seu ever,
l.s. grc~s ,rsrsis 'rem gssW St to
- 81 he svvss SssrEta Il 3air. IAiI
I fuy cxamele. = ressil tssa{ tsssler
,-s.s particular kisi ~ xAl In
49, I'D an aN,ersgv 0s g. ten asa
>"s.. q ~ ne c.sasarsser A. 81 a ica
h.s s-ss~ mar.ia was 81, ltr- Garfield
f4,,, s.s,ws lsias "a a4sd ~ ger crrt ~
th.x 7rYNUaE- GG stng MS sTass uesrg9r
ne Hi;T S1s. prsyids~i that Is n@' ID
s%erss " hts a~yNss sazrE,a ia !aty
Es>R
|. he vetEii tisSats- ss~u ?eys 81 Az
srsSr Il s. fsr he sssse ktEss 81 eT1l
n. MAJ ~ algDw ~ to sal 4 - .AS ssss-
>argsvar ftr n,s Gsere ,han s&,Sl ; irn
Is~gar Garfield solicited 1915 ~ Y
q tsa4al csal erg4agsiezs pear,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-12

cent P.r 81 an she premium charged
ar fxsssysssrt :,sssnxG.aSs s~~, aEfe tssNtHt
assurances
Amusement tfxws asres@4 ffrsSN pro-
,rd+s. tAas all ,s~r~yas wnss-rS-gS rtHrcs
~ amusement free. except cmp1eyee.
AMI officials Ca du,y and ehiidnn uR-
Ter twelve. woald pay a laa rate 81
cent nn each 10 geRts ey fraction
,herp". st the saFnlsxion charge THIS
sHx also would appiy 10 eaharv's and
similar performance where the cos,
10 entertainment IL tncsaied la ether
coais, sach as service Holders ~ IN.
n,i8i hux seats would pay 10 per ceat
~ the arnusl rental. Nickel fheaters
upd shows. Rides and either uHttioor
mgfi,, amGsemebts With masifnnm sd.
mission ~ 10 ccngs AVID benefit enter,
laluments and agricultural fatrs we're
excepted.
After November I EaiT. nrtahers IT
~ lu'iS. except fratern@l orti,rs pay
lH,. u1arr tAaH So annual aacs @outj
Ap ehircs ta a 20 per eeet tas
Exemptions Are slsae6.
tn excess profits tia v0Bfer,vs
sEr,,d ureu in,nilaum ae.aettan II
: pre- cent and 'Havlmam ef 10 per
trrt. instead - the . II 10 per cent
t4vesi by TIC senate, Oybsr extsIP-
tlans are E,lmn sor corp alSoas naa
StasA tor individuals Corporations,
partnerships and individuals lA5Hiue
81 ppital stock would pay a hai taN'
~ \ per cent VA net profits iH excess
II 5000 far corporations snd s,ttn
for iadl,lduals ard partnerships,
Miscellaneous ,nevfne FAX asncnd'
5aga,es 4l4~ass@a ,4hy tAs,. s.4aasa WIRE
stuMaily adopted Including ;he 80
fa!lp,i irnps amendment far ~, II
la pyt esHt oa corporations iu'its'
tribuit%l surplus. without ailoN ancs
for iaccmc taxes paid TIE !" p"r
-.,.a.-.-x --Ancld- RA1 Ra.sll - aildi%
tffhu'rel income actually inScsssd ~
,mrinye! IN business or invested Ia
federal securities after September |,
1917. and per ccnt penalty for SGrs
pius retained bat set empiesesi " pr"-
vtl~L
In making provision fur aamtltistra.
ss-4a~ sal .,s,slssAft..s. ~. I,4e ls@Fs Esd
eN4stlns gsNps ne cuafersSsS provided
t.st he slscctsl tax IT 'Ais per cent
pf, aaF mun@tt,.aN manufacturers SHALL
be re,iacea - 10 F~.s vea', bat re-
t4nvd 20 ianasty !. ltiN, Il acu
tEe;,ls ebo,t S.o.naso annually ytDt
tba ~seats had proposed - rwpsnl.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-12
TIGHTEN EMBARGO
ON ALL NEUTRAls
CLAIMED THAT PRACTICALLY
NOTHING CAN GET T~soeaA
TO SCANDINAVIA
KILLING GERAANY'S POWER

NasainxFna -t,rrat BRAN NsN
csa barge On shasnsnis ~ psucs8eaiiG
i afh.;esss ~ se!fa,sy, r s,ssS.. nv u.
iaagk and thr Netherlands ~ "a xAfatssi
'nesrs sS A. tsssst te,sytsr'tgeeie ,sss'<s 'fr
Tightening m 'f0gytun watvf' %tvsw i
bgt surels Is k,il,as the nt'ii4ys paw
~ Of e3trmas1
Coming csave au the eSran aafse
~ the ln!tra States SAich II nss'a
administered 10 Aveg tfoA tar Eafo-
prRl neafrsia ot~rS thsDg tAst mlEAl
supply lhe central popers org"a, ifris
aims action i regarded as aue az Jhe
i9est impoftsa. 81 ttf was
A. the fst. &A eal '..cso etriu ie" ets
c-,istas Except printed u4ai;st sheai
the oaIy tbsar lha, ~tj| - no emitted
to 40 10 gbe German @edplr by "at -
necttalk air Gr yxp Ns.ipna ri asfsd
uplnoa thai the. should rcnfRaa'7"
their ssstem a EuN rrgmeat ~ 10
away ~i,h the 'G'i'an @utcrf
In q tsearati sr.e Greai Hfaaa
holds 03e esta q. ,n tNp' I'D tfft
gauei s,zle aa'ag D, otaer Grad
salty. ha >ageis Il ~. being et.@b
tavs 'ae pH's,i paSes ~ Germany
is b....r stfangtcd ao,au.e ihe @a
harxo eats OFF tae ap,l'r ,he aa
bsu receiving ihsayr tae eJasefl
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-12
PATROL VESSEL rs RAMsAeD


Washington An American es'f0l
vessel. on iut, off al Atlantis pct.
was rammed and soak by mn nstdeais
tj,,A sAtp. according 10 81 official al
npunresnent The atuouneenrit itst
ever gave 10 particulars, aad ~h@t aer
there vas toee ~ NV wss Hut stated
THE ssass;aassss Tttsss1EF~4 tiy Ffe nrrv
Department. vas "a follows
A coast guard 80 ~ ca pstFo' daty
ui' az Atlantic psr7 waF manned aud
sunk hy an unkHosB s,l y eaFly today
Tar uork - r.ls nF 'ac san1ea yes
Fel NtN Nt tegGn al oays
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-12
rAeRy o. WILSON ELEGTE3.
Made Chstrrrsa cetton states A6ss
CRY Msrket!na eoard

N8v Orleans Harry y Wilson oi
fafgu Rnure is-isiatsa asgj1HieSsansr
~ agriculture, vas sAsetri tha.gra q
III tAe cattnn slateA otf84iSi aarls0sy
tnarke:tnw hs,srd shscA wAs eat~d
~ sAe taniFrrnfn q. sssathera ruttar
safsrests here Tas n3srketins eos NJ
is composed 81 tae state tcan sAsitsi
s.s q! agrien.ssTr, dsrrs eaYS ~ lnAT,
kelias tErea2S sas presidents - ia
s~ ar.eaa In ~ cotton nss'es
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-12
|TTg TTTY
ARGENTINE STAYS NEUTRAL
PrtssGent ifegefea Refuses - tsea
cs~sros y People ana Garsfe~
70 rleelsra NAf

Warrington MI rsga7sfloaA t'Yaf
h geAf'ss mig' 'nilaw fAe 5r@f ~
b,r attaahat ga5 bfess WITH s;st
4asGy bsAt tsa'a d'spafsed he.t ss'l
b. HaNs that ''re siGrr' IteE rea ~
~ efsqi insd psi ,n Iced AZ settle
81. the Ar1egsitt ctagr"ss md papt
a. 5esatad for ~, joa asH Nl. COS
T. a.t&l l4ltss
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-12
ENGLAND Will ATTACK SOON
VIII Make Air RAGS Uscr Germany
SAYS Prerser Lloyd George.

asnsoa. -s,r~at B-HA1a ~ijl st.sn be-
sia air raids npaa Germany 10 -
pr5sas aratns2 iE~rtia sur s;rptanr SIS
tasks upnn London. a-coraIus 10 =
statement taaae here ~ f'r.ml@r Lloyd
George in reply 'a an appeal for saca
acttan made ~ him ~ SrcRd ot
pcsr people La tbs soeih~s&; cis'Eis,
o, the British .aEl'a3 Va SAID
We will give Il b@ss 70 tasla. ara
w+ SO stve i; 10 lhem FoUn We
shsli hosab eeTmaay sitF corsseg1a
In crest
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-12

.san traarlseg, Cal \ M 'yailsaTa.@
4rt sa}ae VI asch Bod NO. asss aettls
neg ~ ytr.1e ~ "a s@e la sa5 sfasis
Egyssys. ass aec5ard to scffpf t'sertF
~ terag syagg sEye@ta ~ raitfts-a ~
afg,eA xnsans ans tyaBsietc Fssasa tsiea
80 work % E9s@Fssiarhi shses sths
or,sxfes here f. 'prs sst
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-12
ARE ara prs.teY Can

s'esroxrs9 Disorders arc reported
az rasass3s. 444 mites sozthezx; q
MoSe<sw. asA a; knssog ia CefGacA
~Ne.e g.se-, i@3 ay former o-sga ID 81
rxllss to sih@s1A sag2ed a1a Sc
strny~a asgsA grssa srd otses prue
e-tf
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-12

NsAt agtoa TIE sS.es-as rca'2
ccnveRsA Coz ike sesaSAf sgs; t~suI,
si.A ysryreprct TIA; 70 ss-sss euS 90
srv c, I've mary sasEss.5 ATT cases J'r-se
Ina vii ba seyrhconlns i--..asesAselI.
er=s bs1s 81 shr ooars, sszdes by
chef yassses White aaaes .Aeig as
sasaary III oz 2f sstss s. EIssca
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-12

Nex tcrs Neither lar A. pms
lisn i hs tslrRss tissSd saaa sad E2ea1
msn iScs,~.afs. aAaE Ass, saa h~en ex
csstea sTarn sstaad cGssa Easil yTrt-
iercs by ossee o: Ire et,sto:fsce ce
pe-tEsrt
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-12

~ fnxr al ,s~bef.i 'yaFks. .frpaF
.sss-A.4a -sss~* IA 49, ssrsf s@atrfp
f.,gr, se~4 been asrs3A4si tfuen itAasis
~ xav ~ AfxhaAHel b&qB414s n f8ss
sps ~ g.t @roie N ia inrsn~s esasesgy
.ra~e8staz if.s l4ysltY
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-12
Are, la.,ns. q a..... :

j .sAI ~ or Anos5ser sa4ft Of
...s ats} s~st 70 Gseet 1sTis&lA AA4 A1eg
essfaaA@ by sas ras ssgta@as I'll
Tags ta@ Total assrsBced ta Crest
fTysfRsa has Tar 81 10 ts.gte .ta ssa9,
ass AS 'us4i sdtanr%f 10 4a As III.
So 20 Ia ss.@is sss Sga
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-12

l.cnGct The artillery srtt ny
laset Cd tpth ssaes daring -ss
as3si sH thA FerSoa sss; Of Npret
avs he -E@ uf.ice ssstepfeai se gtls
t'faa o iselEtsh itos: oEs soss
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-12

Ies.tt1@pa CITY 40 strmct ward.
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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-12

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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-12
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Asr Representing ti1e fhifn sNeFe
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