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The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-08-20
LESSON 1.
YOUR POST OF HONOR.

You are called to serve as a soldier in the National Army, because that is one of your obligations as a citizen of the United States. The citizens of republic must always be ready in the hour of need to leave their own homes and take up arms in defense of their rights and principles. Otherwise the Republic could not long continue to exist. The men who now enter military service deserve the gratitude and respect of their fellow citizens.
 You are doubtless making heavy sacrifice in order to perform this duty to your country. Hundreds of thou sands of other young men and their families are face to face with similar sacrifices. All our citizens will sooner or later be called upon, each to bear his or her share of the burden. Men and women, rich and poor, all alike must do whatever is necessary and must give up whatever is necessary. For no personal interests or feelings can be permitted to stand in the way at a time when the safety and honor of the country are at stake.
 AS a citizen soldier you are chosen for a post of special distinction. Amer ica is justly proud of the soldiers of the past who have won for us the rights today denied and put in serious danger by the high-haRded attacks Of the German government. America will be no less proud of you, as you fight to uphold those rights.
 Your personal responsibility IS great. AS warfare is today conduct ed, the individual soldier counts for more than ever before. Your own skill and bravery, no matter how hum ble your rank, may easily be i'm portant factors in deciding whether an engagement is to be won or lost. You can Aot depend upon anyone else to carry this personal responsibility for you; you must depend upon your self.
 Some American Soldiers
 Americans are well fitted to meet this test. During the Civil War, at the battle of Antietam, the 7th Maine Infantry lay, hugging the ground, un- der a furious storm1Of shot and shell. Private Knox, who was a wonderful shot, asked leave to move nearer the enemy. For an hour afterwards his companions heard his rifle crack every few minutes. His commanding officer finally, from curiosity, "crept forward to see what he was doing, and found that he had driven every man away from one section of Confed- crate battery, tumbling over gunner after gunner as they came forward to fire At the end of an hour or so, a piece of shell took off the
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-08-20
HOME READING COURSE FOR
 CITIzEN-SOLDIERS

ssued by Department all rights reprint rserved)
 This thirty lessons the selected for service practical help getting started in the is informal and does not attempt to binding rules directions the various manuals and regulations Army which this Course S merely introductory.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-28

9o0egen lit utdts 6u
NJ d en-. 3mei itritten lib Ieb-
bait iiber oeu literariibcu @ert6 eli
mes 9uhes. S1deBIcb ioete Ger
cine, Der iel6it ein gllttor mar, 81 Dem
onoeren: 0yiein, Gerebrteiier, Sic
t0nnen iid ear fein llrt6eil ooriiber
erlauben; Sic 6aben nicmals ielbit
Elm Bud geiGrieben." n0ds
itimmt, iagtc Der anOerc, lid 6obe
aud niemols elm @i eelegt im0 tdn
mir Oo6 ii6er glii6reier ein beiieres
llrt6eil MAIDEN, pie ole Senne."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-28
Gerfanfe an Sw hieiigcm glftieub5rie,
FIRST CALL.

20 gnbeiIe Conf Goal conf. 100
10 9lntbeiIe Conf Goal com... 99i5
100 9lu6eiIe Goni @oper com M .105
glntbeile Goshen & Go..,... OK
10 gtntbeiIe Goshen e. Go..... OH
1870 gtntbeile 9aoion Gbem @o. 80
10 gIntbeile Soniion Oil com. .. 1915
i15 glntbeile Souion Oil com.. 10
100 gmt0eile 0ouion al com. ... 10
gIntbeiIe WsM Sirit Gat gnnf 2s
slut0eil NsM 5irit Nat 9anf 30
$4,000 Goni Goal Ger ..s...........t03 t03
1000 GoSoeu oil & c5as Ger Ce). 02A
5000 Georeia & 9aciiic T. 4er........ .10ih
20eO llniieo HallpobS inc. 4er.......i 60
900 llniteo Nalwabs Soa Der. ...... s2
SECOND CALL.
10 9IntbciIc 9nnbamn 2 pfo ... 4s
400 9Intbeile gttIantlc 9eiroIenm com 5A
~ 9Int6eiIe Cont 9ooer com .....i05
600 slnt0eiIe Goshen & Go........ 0Is
G5 glni0eiIe Goshen & Gn..... 0M
100 9lntbeile Napiion G6em. Co... 80
100 9lnibeiIe nouiion NiI com .. 10
so glhi1eiIe iito 9tubs Go....... p
$1,000 @oni Goal Ger. ...........,....1 .103
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-28
Ser. Singer Oun Baltimore,
(@egrlinOet 1885,

Sauptquartier: n@ermunia M1n.
ner1or.@lubbaus," Oir. 852, gtorO-
SoWarO-StroBe.
ErGiioent SenrD Ebomas, gar.
316, g8eit.Saratoga-S -StraBe.
Soon u. GIein 0irieent, glr. POI
observation-disclosures.
George Sintmelbeber, protocols.
render unO correiponoirenoer Setre-
t6r, gtr. 4t9, 6OrreIt-StraBe.
Sermann Waidlid. SpaBmeiiter.
gtr. 713, @nrner-StraBe.
6inan6.Setretdr Gbas. Reinbarot.
Scott. un0 Samhurg-Stroke
@m. 9. Siloebrauot, 8ibIiotbefar.
gtr. 2O29, cSreoerid.glpenue.
Gbos. Neu. 9lr. 246, O.6ulton.
9loe., Goriiter oes Ntuiif.Gomites.
~arion.@eianeUerein,"
o&urnonie,~
n@ermario-N1 -N1Gmerhor,"
ytSroblInlL
~&boliu-W Wldnnerhor.
~ylo8ort' 'Wl6nuerdor,"
v@ideutron5,"
0@ermomr-0uartett- Club"
.Melo0ie.
aMebger.@ .@efanqperein,"
~@eitcnO .2ieOerfran5.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-28

SSn ser @eriommIilng 6es .@in.
iieIO Scott Sdlep.YoIten~ in gtr.
52t glor0-SowarOItraBe, am Sonn.
tag NaGmittoe miro Serr Senrp 8.
@arOp bon Sort MDer eineu @ortrag
iiber Sic @ef0itigumg in oen 2agern
balten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-28
WemcimOe.Wlarft.

Nlorgeu miro iuieoer eeltoBener
3uder gum @reiie bon S15c. pro
HhinO berfauft meroen. -Sduel.
len 9lbias fauoeu eeItern Oie
Simbeereu lnO @robeeren oie
fir 30c, reip. 4Oc. pro Gorb an.
geboten murOen.
Sm @emeinoe-Marft in ser @iA-
mono Warttboue muroen geItern
&imbeeren uno @robeeren berfouft.
Ser gorratb mar in eon5 tiir6er 8eit
pergriffen. 9ie Grobeeren folten 40c.
pro Gorb un0 Oie Simbeeren soc.
pro aorb. 0ie Breile fir Den NOR
gigen Waarfttoe peroen Oie folgeuoen
iein:
@eltoBcner 8uder S1ac. pro Bfo.;
5 Pflno fir Slnoen, peIde Ftuno
&offee toufen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-28
CsrnnSitiifs.llebertrnnnnaen

VANHUIiluH-ltCVCllt
gllfrcO 5. O'6erroa tnO 1yrau all
Sauie Q. Smith, 9&orOoitieite Gu-
tow.@loce, ua6e gortb-9(pe., 1874 bel
1853.
g6as. 6. 5uaipou un0 6rou an
Sobn Sauie, 2 2ots.
9lbiio6 s.. @aton an Clarence S.
Gaton, @eitieite Gorrontou-, nobe
Sarlem- -9lpe., t9 bel 156.t0.
Geo. 81. g5afe an So6n @. 9ob-
miller, 9torooit-gde %. unO 9ar.
claDitr.
SSranf g}ooaf 9leaItp So. an 8oir-
mount-glbe. & G6apelitr. g. 9. 81.
9lr. 1, Siioieite Maoiion-, na6e Der
9urleDItr., 13 bel 70.
Gieielbe on oieielbe, Siioieite Nla-
Giionitr., nobe 2inpooo-glOe., 13 bel
75.
Cieielbe an 0ieielbe, Siioieite @lo-
bilon., nobe GurlegItr., 13 bel 70.
0ieieIbe an gtortb goitern 9obe-
mion g. 9. II. Q. a., Siioieite @ooi-
lon-, nobe Gurlepitr., 13 bei 70.
6ranf gtopof an 6oirmoimt-9lOe.
II. G6opelitr. q. 9. q. gIr. /, Oltieite
aenpooo.gloe., nobe MooiionitraBe,
1879 BEL 70.
S6n 3eller unO 6rou an emma
Seller, g}orOoitede See un6 S6orp.
StraBe, % BEL A EerAes.
Caroline Sbmiot an Sobn 8.
S6reper, ir, 2 @rltn0ltiide.
W}nrD 6. 9fowers mO @atte an S.
81. @ation, 2 @runOltiide.
Sulia Glut6, Observation-Disclosures
rim, an Siaoc WIeropis, 93orOieife
2erington., nabe gorltou-StraBe, IS
bel so.
SIlin Y2ut6 an oeniel6en, ytorO.
ieite 2erinaton-, nobe Garlton.Str7
Is bel so.
Charles S. SadteI, 9erpoIter, III
0enielben, Siiieite Nenn, no6e Ger
man-StraBe, 16 bel 67.
GatbrDne 9reuOer an OenieI6en 2
@riinoitiide.
SSionc Wlerolpib ino 5rot an So-
mucl g. Sautb, 2'@runoItiide.
Eoul Soder, @erluolter, an Ss.
rael &oienfel0 uno Srau, 0toro-@dc
@oroon Cane mo 9leiiterstopn &O.
Sames gS. Y1cglroD, OiadlaBOer-
molter, on Sames gg. Wc@lrop, 9a-
Observation-Disclosures, Sntereiie III
gladlaiieni6uit
@onuno NcGafirap, gtodloBoer-
malter, an S5ames g9. Mc@lroD,
Na6laBperpolter, Sntereiie in NaA-
,laiienic9oit.
Gertrude q. 2illD an 9llfre0 S. 81.
Serial, 9lr. 2233, Gutom Ylace.
MarD s. Gi9as on Moraaret &it-
terbui6 unO @otte, Oitieite ser GDe.
iapeofe-Str. uabe Canton Morfet
Space, 14.2 bel 70.
Morgaret 9litterbiib ilnO @oiie All
Nlorp s. Giagss 0ltieite Ser G6eio-
peofe.StroBe, na6e Canton Morfet
space, 14.2 6ei 20.
Geo. $. @feil, Gtrr, on Geo. s..
Yfeil Srultee, 2 QotS.
MnrDonna EenSfa an MorriS Gee.
man imo 8rarL NorOicite ser SSIeet.
StroBe, nube @ui6ington-StroBc 20
bei GO.
20. g. Tibpotrid an emma g.
Eriggs, Gillette Der Sorforo.Ipe.
no6e 9libIanoQlbe, SO bel IRE.
Sranf 3. Singer, ir.. an g3oro 9.
@o6mon 272O @uilforo-9[pe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-28
McbiaiuiIdc gInsciacu.
3nnrMltMAI

Sameu mmb Serrem bitten sic ia boz Der
laHoldiligen aher ourCbauS ialibeu Saarpfle9e.
Irob aller aneeprleIencn Wttiel iino 7s sSrOs
5ent Der SeOolleulne Saariranf peber3euaeH
sic licb lporaui eS dnlommi. Gle fDdoipen
b ourh iln0eoacbie AHpeHoune falicber WdiieI
mebr ais Gle oenien
Niemano perabfdume oes6alb Charles 9Detl,
cine Antortdt aui Dem @ebiete, 81 conlultiren;
peroen.
glneriennunesf9reiben fin6 nur bon Baltimore.
SprebihnoeH bon big ubr
Abenos nacb lleberelniunft.
CURE OF Badness.
THE FIRST AND ONLY OF THE WORLD
1902 Cit.SaItimOre.etrah
(Iua140
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-28
s6aben Sic iemaIs Oerindt, &C.
lunO su iuerOeu, aber ObHe
GrfOls ?

@s MAG fem, oab Gle Oft IN yes
banoInna ipcren oab Gle ale 9oiIs
nuns ant SeHeiune auieaben
Gle nilnen iuiiien, oaB in allen
HebenSlngen Spe3idlarbett berlangt
luiro uno Die nidbtgiie bon auen, III
bic Bebanolnng bon Stranibciien. QBG'
RIM cunluliirel Gle in Der @rfennts
nib oieler IDdtiacbe nid)t einen Spes
5aliIten bon 9niein ytil fir @eiobd
nnb 1brIi6ieif. menn Gle an elner,
Wldnnern eigenibiimlid)en, 8ranibeii
leioen ooer bon oerielben bebinoert
iperoen; eiHer Gpe3inlilen, Der iiber
10 Sabre prafitiDe @rfabruHe IN
WldnnerfranibeiteH bat; eineu, Der
Sbnen nab elmer ioreidliigen Inter
luOunp lagen miro, Oh er Sie iirireH
fam ooer Mot; einen, Der Gle in
fiir3eiter 3eit fliriren luir0, ipie eS
licb nit Dem beiien uil0 iicberien ytes
iulint Dereinhuren ldbt
9iefe 9lrt bon @pe3i1Itiien fn6cu
Gle, mern Sie Or. 8nmrid bDn BdlH.
more, Wlb., 408 Cft.Baltim0re.S Strahe,
confiiliiren. @r bat biele Wldnner
ilirirt, Die obne @rfplg berlu6ten, Wbs
Sillfe ooer Stlir 5u iiuocr QDdS er
ttir Mnoere getbnM ianl er oub itir
Gle tbun.
Geine IebiibreH fino nieorie uHo
8nbhingen lperoen ben WHtieln 0es
Bdtienten aneepabt arrangirt.
(SI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-28

y utter. TT Ytuno, separator,
42-45c.; Erints, 42-46c.; Grea-
merD, 3S--42c.; GoirD @riuts, @0.,
ga. uno @o., 36 38c.; Storepadeo,
36c.
gier. QutenO, @..Mo. uno
42c.; GaItern Shore, 0RO. imO 3d..
42c,; meltIi6e (Obio), 42c.; @.-Na..
dc; iii0Iihe gl.-Gn.), 40c.
2eben6es @efIiigel.-Sii6-
ncr, illuge, aroBe, @hlnO, 26-27c.;;
per GrpreB, aroBe lmo fIeine, @fno,
26c; ilmae meiBe 2egborns, @flrno,
26c.; alte &enuen A @funo uno oar'
ii6er %fllno, 26c. fIeine bis mittIere,
DC; alte meibe 2eg6orn Semen
@Illno, "a 25c.; olte 6dbne, 14c.;
Gntcn. jiluge @iuScopn mo Wlon9rcI,
9shnO, 20- pic; weiBe Yefins, 90
2tc.; Snoion 9lnnners, t7-1Sc.;
6rii6ia6rseuteu @iunO, 31a 9iunS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-28
cNadcr. .(SeIaueuereiu."

SouptQlarticr: r@iifieI's &oIe,
SIR. 103, Noro. .6reocridilraBe, ieOct
Sampae Nben0. nit gIusndIme 0es
oritten Somitags i'm Monat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-28

5000 Conf @olUer 9lotcn 6cr........ 0sit
1000 Goshen oil & CSoe Ger (sD ..... 90
1000 Gosoen Oil Il QSas Ser C9) 02z
1000 @n Sorn Corp. 0cr.......... o.
5000 eiberib eoan 35er. er.............1 100
1000 NiarpIano electric Der. ........ 05
2OOO llniie0 AailipaDS inc. 4er. - 50A
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-28
Scrlaust im slllscmcimen.

81 tauien leindlt;
Gin JeQniiidler bis Y Sab gi0dMirds
Gen in Der Eiiice ocs ,,Dentlhen 0urreponbent"
(Gept27-2S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-28
SOItimOre WsarFtberidIt.

GonnerItog, 81. Sept. 1917.
@1e6l. ~ 3ufubr 1911 6Giier,
einidlicBlid 5O37 66ier 81 2oclit-
@oint umO 1743 6diier 81 Canton.
Die glotirllnaen Iparen ipie fOlAt:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-28
gcrIamst i'm QlIIscmeinen.

%erInngt:
Sna6cn Mno MGOdcu,
16 Sabre anO Ilter,
fir leidte, reinlide Sa6rifarbeit.
sic tSuueu NlGuner-G66ne MAIDEN,
iueHn idnea nnO milleus
5itr glrbeit.
Stetise Stellnug, glr6eits5rit bOH
7,30 MOrgens bis 5 ll6r 9lbeHOs,
glad5Hiragen
DSiH decorating So. Of Baltimore"
SOitDu.Str. Mn6 QiuluOOO-gIbe.
(Sept9 1NRD
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-12

Watch the K & e, boys IN IL
,titirttnt army camp They are
the right snrt--sith a capital X
Mt a safi in the bunch, not a
gambler ncr tough, no, \ bras.
sart mot hoor--,ust A crowd 81
rI.g NJ suFt. tt,0d !iiesx the K
c & Soldier boys
\ y \
Graham agerton, Jr L = Navy.
an old Il G. G.. boy, " visiting in
this County this week
Pep l. the word a, Russ in
this Year.
The Russln Cadets have Just re-,
celvti taeir us~Ahasi uniforms
Ih"y are scheduled for several hike
-~ Dickson. Mjkwen. Tennessee Cny
land Nashville. msyhe) are includ
ed in the itinerary.
y = y !
Prof, ". g, tetmo@hleu, Director
~ Music, has completely won osti
every music studen, to his enthus
,as,ic .1pper, Ruskin IL 10 be
congratulated on her good iortun.
IN securing prof C,ermeehieu.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-12

The tall revival begins October
18Th Rev John + Ovens, Boar.
Ala. slIl do the preaching. w
are expecting genuine. aId.sash.
tanrd revival
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-12
Report OF Two More
Red Cross Uaits

Below we pint t,e namre ard
amnun,s given b, the cill1a ~
Tennessee Guy and tanIr,f 1T ~,
Red Cfoss.
The Red Cross auit n. I,nnes.
see City, headed by /. q, Phillips
roslms ter. collected SO a5. The
following persons contsih0ie,i a.
|,hls sum. Mrs Violet Miner $500.
Mrs Halle Stewart. 5t Atr!
Lane. re Mr. NJ. 4 kyaur 500,
T. 4 VIZ III. = ~, \ 4 Net'er
:, tD. II CAsi Muuiun, 81 H} ] A.
Rsllhr,p s. Ht l. 4, I'hnsp+
500 This unit also sland ifadS
10 d.. AL el-" Il rsa 10 htIp ~ thu
s,sat ~ns TITS .t.'i.eA 80 turn
ed oyeE 70 esuttf J II Ahei
c'Uuhie. aho sill 4eoA Il lo ihr
Treasurer AZ Dickson ~ ,aui3
he sad T. best irnm othor uu!le r.
l.. & phi.'lt-
---- NJ ~ A..A.s4.,- !s.-.As..l.I.
Dickson. - Please tiud fhs1 81,
tib Ul M subscription to ~" Red
Cross fund from people II Nantcer
ahosr uangf. 4pp#ar ~ follows
rhoa Burn. So. Nr srsi Mrs. =
II Euoans $40. " " ~mita s.
J, T Ifsn-ht.t sl.. n. r ~sux.ug.
IS, h y Ferguson. Il ] II Iia.
a~Ay. e., ", I Nc6rt. &, ] \
Bnrpe III e. T tunks's 81, Mrs
". / Adams ~ II q bona DION
~. Cbss cray 81 Ut. Mr. ]. II
Cunningham 81 Jisn {, Ntal 5ile
N II tahsnk
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-12
Food Conservation Catn-- '-@''
paign 10 &c i.auR he'd
Special 10 The Herald


Nashville Tenn. October lDt|i~~,
During the week Of The pledge card
-laun,ure campaign 81 October q
to October y, when 800 ON tamily
units in Tennessee viii be- asked
and expected To lutn the national
hood MI administration Tor the saving
u food, Dickson CuuuiJ viii b. eN,
ptcted To secure }, 700 eutoilmeuts
lhr state campaign commute" heS
made rs per cent II ths tamtly
units according TO the last i2ttrsl
census, the goal Tor each county
aud the above are the figures inr
this county.
i.rtwpen nuv and the dat" for the
signature campaign II ~ expected
that the chArmrn nrn and women.
ut ths county council VI defense will
have completed tie ofg tnlaatlou VI
tho county srr securing the -tEla.
lures. tauvNsvvra Will tc appoint
ei in each community the territory
NJ the county unps been previous
" i,vldti br tt county youuta.,
and dutyag ne week ~ The ~lfna,
/ ~ canvass eW,tA Ian,N wtti to-
.9'srn 'he apt'afiin'a.I I h'su tA..i,
The cars q. aytnplA ~ VgnnN
one s,mp.l becomes memb"r 4
tie national food administration
PIE !glng cooperation tuiii" govern
nent IN ia efforts IT, conserve the.
ind supply 4 tie country ~ .Gr.
Il that there may be enough IL
,ur gallant soldiers ana a,r1's s'a
men snd tar oar valiant alias
NJ oue ~ 5~kri ~ ~ 1a-4 tlN'
10 eat more NtselY ih4rl Snet
shortage vi whett I ~ Ats. "a sugar
aud. Of lats These 'ttnA ast ae.,i
"a and vii w need lugu8n ssia&
IL large sneuats for 8a,.a4ta'. Nrt.
tess II We str 20 sia "a Nar ri
American housewives NE a.nt J t,i
substitute y A.atCg4 tad .a,n inr I luf
bread a. Tar A. pasa3r tunA
lArssr qnlnt,ty ut wfea' 'ft tNn ~.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-12

'fSley~st4f .f's ~ ~ says4as8 'srfAmsssa m
aQi peas ani ultrf ptttrlnA iut
MEATS Ani il.r inof. p"uitry stsa
ls.- tfscpn ADD /. Il and. mutton
Sugar l. scarce IL huule fny
months m fren /, vat hrnish have
huen 80 al allowance tiat IT, less
than unf 'ltlh # lle normal con
sumption per capita II this COUNTRY,
The prJ pI, are ~ kri 10 u-e more
sofgham sad -ytap. aud less su@sr,
lhis tr 4 movement ttii should
appeal both To- the patrot-,n and
the sp.rl "a thrtt Aurrican people
The mG" fats iui sugar. and bacon
saved tbs htttes uli they va, at Il
raautAl,y aui At tIp same tune b.
Ju.t ~ healthy Nptunls that they
viii tn Fnndvg,us al int sllmthle
service t. thv attlju and 10 the BE-
ruie alhrs Ntpp huyp Tor three long
and desperate ye8fs been fighting
uut battles. the tatlles tar civlliIa.
tlou and humanity
Reports from ever the state lnil
cate that tie movement Is meeting
Vtth tpt luo~t enthusiastic reception
snd that the 3al. phl pnl-.nent~
eskpd i'm this state will he easily .p
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-12

~ saIe, rioh, f,d River farms
ami pianisltnna hrat Al.xAnfit n
Louisiana. thriving rliy II moe
than tsst,y thu,iyaui Delightful
climate. twu and three user%ssv~
crops sesf Fnf information ahd
prices xfIle Ceb,raI l4ao,slsna Real.
~ Company : u Cnamins. &c
rtisty A'erarrir4s Ia pcii2
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-12

n yoD ai'i tfl i bottle II Vita.
ans t,,f your aia,mseh ~ isatai4
iru4Ihies 49, utt. cbfe.guiiy feiunj
yaH m4nsf i faa ars fot sAit i,rd
w,tl rsenIta -~('ifmore Pharmacy
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-12
NON Raslpgkr NorGa.
=. A. Gentry, II NJ
Monroe Nhitltll e, ala.

MttFur tlthRF1. ~ CAS-
In chancery at Dickson, Tenn,
la this enuss Il appearing from
the hill. shlti',s sworn To. that lie
tsn defendants in tbe shove styled
csnse Charlie iiruwn and sandy
Brown. are non.fesldrnE u tho
State Il Tennessee so ,iiaI nes can.
uot he served With psooesa. /, h
ordered BY the Clerk A Master that
said defendants appear q. the court.
house ia Dickson. Tenn on 81 l~%
fore Thursday aIter ,hs Fourth Mon
day Ia October 1917. and plead
answer ~ demur Ia the bill died
sggins. them aud othev ~ Ahe
atoYc csut.. IN The same 1lli b~
taketi IN enffieetalS' Anti ~stfe r~aae
eri if hrafing sxparte II ~ lunh.
~ ordered that this notice ks pub.
t,shed IL, the Dickson County lHa,
ald for four consecutive weeks az.
egrdius 'a law
v'frEvFrrrt ny +-.+.a ~ a!AEn ik,s
@tp'em..ss ~ l9IT
J TAYLOR. &, * NJ
r l., LEECIl. Sol
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-12

TO 10 lh~ D.etsa Va hfs " orss
and - e the sieorala .hss 7-f. 81 d
children > aaafxeE. while s: sfsss.
WcsxiEess ara >sl.ur 800 W ung ..
msuss. r3w $500.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-12
NONRESIDENT NOTICE.
Tom Vineyard and Wife, Matte
Vineyard

Tom Vineyard and Wife, Matte
Vineyard
Va,
Mrs. Matte smeyani. HI Ais.
Ma. az
Ia chancery al ID ksou. Tennessee
In the canse !, appearing 10 the
Clerk ami Master irom the hill.
which ~ sworn to. thai fommie
Doneaan, one ol the defendants in
the above cause ~ non.f.aid' nj
Of Ia. State II Tennessee az ,hs,
his fesnjen . IL unknown. So that
the orsnsry process ui lAw canno,
he served uptsh hiu4, u ~ therefore
ordered ~ the Clerk 4 Master thai
.aid Tnmnlle Ilonegan personally
sppeas a, the Courthouse Ia Ilck
snn, Tenn ~ ~ before riiNrSiaY
alter the Fourth Monday IN "a, tpi,cr.
next b. thfu ani there pleai 40.
ss.f ~ dtnur H. h'il lied against
hlm sai others IN the atnve STYLED
sl.e % he Same vii ~ taken ter
Dniesatd ard the cause sci TT
bearing sxpaFte
Il !. iurlhr. aJe,cd thu, tij- 10
tiCp he pubii4hei IN The Uyrksi,il
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-12

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/ NEWS FROM RUSklN |
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X saE - T.ashess aad StUs~ass ~ail I'LL sha.
/ .aax@ ifuna ~esk to week assmt@i OF a.,
t~sx~sas ss@s VI satssua Ia hass4is.
psareHs Asa iofa4et pGpass ID ksssAsR-
Iavr Sass@9e
prr.idsnt K, l.. Saith and pfois
j. +. Morrioek aud ID u Raailns
are attending District Conference ~
t,aslatlu tilis week.
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The siee president has he~n In
atsendanc. upon The Local hoard
NJ lliek.an County. VI which he ~
member. Tor tue past thFee days.
The Board examined vi more inen
to complies their quota for thu
iiTst call.
Rev \ W Johusna. tpruef res,
jsnl Il Ru.kln, nov District sup
siiniendrn, ia the NaIAtene Church .
delivered a most interesting ami az
lifting ehap-i talk TUESDAY morn.
ing FEES men have held so large
pisce ia this hearts VI Ruskln
slGdants ~ brn, Johnson
- u y
Mr " 4. Hughes, cashier n
i'eoptss hank, Citizen. cas- slso a
very pleasant visitor ut Ruskin III y
week i.fo Hughes was Business
Manager II Rnskin-Cave CnlI-s. ios
years. aud hundreds oi X C.. G.
Alumni wlll remember him very
kindly. His daughter. Miss Clara.
IN taking a post graduate rourse IN
the CONS ,rvatory NJ Music,
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fHt Il ap'sas7es5.. ,ssesess, ,gsii., RnsS
kia Cave college has the strongest
fscaHy ia hvs ltaatnry., -...
We need 4 iew more fine yourg
fritow- go ma,ri nlale III the pl~ee
oi those aho have been drafted in
tn the army.
A card from Mr.. A g poyner. OF
lar away Massachusetts,. conveys
strong plea tor news from Ruskin. "
Wal soma nne please write 10 him
and mention The Herald Cont
irutialIy. MIR. puynet informs us
hat he II drawing Sl1) per month
salary. We u-ed 10 Tear he Il never
make that much gathering flowers
int tie ladies'
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Some me- wanted 10 know what
that loud Swapping noise that
e'nsnated from the Private Office
meant AK Mr.. Elliott
The tall revival hegins October
lslh, Rev John + Owens, Boar.
Ala, siIl do the preaching W.
are expecting genuine. oIdsash
TONED revival
Prot kmmct McCIurkan chair u
Naths'na'ir~, i's- Ysss'fetiarssr;.-irea.
the District Assembly II the Sala
rene Church. at Nashville.
Mr " C. Coleman, class n i
hranghed otF from Il & G and en.
teNd toe Southwestern University
Through his father. Rev. ". II
Coleman. pastor firs, Methods,
Church. Alexandria. La. We lear,
tina, Carlton wss given full credit
Tor ali work lone al Ruskln and IL
n~s@ q tsll t,.ased muu4s.er Of liz.
Class Of IA A. the University.
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Watch the K & G.. boys IN tlfl
different army camp They A..
The right sari--si,h A. CAPITAL k
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-12
NEWS FROM RUsklN

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