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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-09-28

The rnissd States department nf ~
riraisur~ has Put eSi a bulletin On
milking machines. They ,aaae studies
In dairy regions In New rork. Mi-ai.
xnn, Ohio and iiiine4A They fennd
that In herds Of IL cows or lesx thu
average time required to mia = wv
by hand Ia q fraction over seven min.
uscs, ard by machine 4 fraction under
I've minutes In herds af 30 cows tho
average time required In s~vrn min.
uses hr, ty machine iust a little moro
than fpurr igirutsH, >....s,,. .,...
The cost per yea. 10 milk esw In h
herd OF III cuws or less In 1901 hy
hand. and ti0.As whrn the herd num-
kervd no eows or more. With machines
the cost was tfi,-n per cow In herds al
III --w~ ~ s~~s, srstnxt tfss r~r ecw
per year with 10 cows cr mere ia thu
herd.
In computing these dgurs~, q total
of 1t6 farms we're Investigated. Inter.
est on the Investment. thu vAine "a
gas and oil. the cast of repairs, dea
probation and labor we're MI censida
stsd4
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-09-28
BANDITS STOP N. 4 0. TRAIN
Fest Train Held Up In True West
srn style. cut Money Had ssen
Len at Cortnth

Jackson Thr~" masked highway nsu
held up the Mobile 4 ohio passenger
train No. 1. notthbound from Mobile,
Ala, to 1t Louis, near finger, fenn,
After compelling the engineer fireman
and express messenger 10 leave their
pcsts. tho robbers, sho boarded the
engine tender while the train was run
ming. ran the engine and express car
mp tho track The express ear was
STOPPED between Henderson and jacs
son. whrn the safe was blown with
soup
Tho robbers failed 10 &c, any re-
war;. tcr t.r-tr affects. tl.A .ss-e.s.A,
which usually reposes In tho express
car safe having been iei, al torin,A.
Niss. They blew the e,presa safe, but
found nothing Name ~ the packages
In the car were disturbed. and noae
cf the passengers molested over Sis..
90 was lett IN Corinth,
10
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-09-28
NURSES ON DUTY At CAMP
War Council ef Red Cross Assigns
Nurses Fer Duty In tho xonss
Around cAntanrnsnta.

Warrington ~fffsy public health
nurses have been assigned for dut> Ia
the ZONES around the national army
eaalon ments. national guard .csmps
aHA naval hases. The American Red
Cross war eoahcil announced that they
would work In cooperation with local
state and federal health authorities ia
IN eHdeaYor TO prevent spread OF ta-
hrrcuioaia, malaria and other diseases
Besides the special work In camp
roIes, Red Cross nurses In tho town
and county aursiag service are Of
work throughout the country largely
In rural aud mining communities and
In fattAerinx the moveulea, to protect
s.ks, sss;atss,s sst ssssssss - 49, sAllssd
for war service The MUSES. partlcu-
lArly arg tsaGhiax ,tAs.cars Aaa te.dlax
II Infants. frs, aid and home dieiits
aud assisting in the figh, against sa'
borculosls
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-09-28
SAYS DEVICE SAVED LINER
Asserted Tsss yorpase Aimed A. ship
was oentetsd NY psvies Inssneed
Fer vh~s Purpose.

Washington. LII Amarfc& hAa NOT
solved the submarine erohlstn- II has
eus down the danger trcEn I, TO Ire
nenaous extrnI II was declared
ar ugh the icEp~do aefi~.ing device
iaveassd By Thogna& A. E4isoa
this Is said 10 rave been tri~s ga,
effectively alta taspeie t.sAss, and 10
have been Installed oR several ltners
The aso@i spectacular test Of the de-
rse~ 40 far. II ID declared. resulted In
saving big American steamship
vhssh arrived rccan,ly In an Atlantic
port. The passengers arriving on the
ship. iaeladiHg Some army officers
who were sot In the secret. asserted
that the mechanism az the torpedo
s.sss assss 5ass ss2atsss II aaaS&
struck che vessel.
The torpedo vas described "a Aax4
nag l1apoi into the air and gone Oft
Oh tangent whaa II entered the
waSsr. passing 10 the st@ra et the satp
This torpedo, II ia confidently ~.
ssrsoi here. WAS deslertes! by Mr. Nd.
tscn's device. which had been Installed
ca tina. shtp and ~ tvw others The
work 1t installing tae device. whlcA
are darar~i 10 be inexpensive. when
the service tn tassn into consideration.
will proceed with great rxpidlsy.
Secretary 1 the Navy Daniels de-
citned to d!scuAs the situation u al
when nah Oh about Il.
Since the Armsnx ct merchantmen.
II has been acc~s~@<y sx the sabmar
rsn~a TO eIpsad . much larger percent
age Of torpedces In proportion to sink
'nss by shell fire than previously. II
Ia the hope hero that the nsx Edison
!aven,sn Will resi-, tn making the tor,
p~do aseiews weapon and compelling
the submarines to tixh, with their
guns altogether
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-09-28

cemniste the change. n the skiEm
MILK 10 led In i warm. siwfvss icundltion,
ordinarily no istfcali,es will h@ ~.
rertenccd. The asnaaaf ~ #ksm milk
fed may he increased ~ the ealf in~
c+~es~s IN ~sse, bat II II F~sess ase~~-
sary to feel more than III pounds
daily. provided grain and good quail
ity II legume hay IL being used Where
the supply of skim milk win neyatt, I'd
In advisable 20 continue It's Use asiil
the animal In Ave or xix mouths VI ago
In the case 81 grades. and fer lonTsr
period In The case At purchreds. skint
nsilh In enc n the rness erpaesnical
feeds kncwn for producing growth in
caiv~A
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-09-28

Generally Nesu't " ovsrfssdlns %
Uss u uneieaa Utsneiis--esst
70 Nedvcs Feed.

scuur~ In our animals In generally
the result Of overfeedIng er feeding
from uncle@n trcuxha ar bark ets. or
from feeding forf thas In stale. MIik
fed tn calves should either Always IN
sweet, or niways he sour. n II ~ onA
thing nn~ time and the esher the nsxs.
II Will result In sranr~
The hpckets sheuld he m carefully
scslded cat ~ are the rails 10 which
the milking In dnne. =,
Mussy Or hnburnsd grsia sspuid e
BE- fed, particularly 70 yoanx anisnals.
When The calf gets ,no mnr1s milk
os the young rag gets sno tnurfr feeds
we kav~ scours. possibly thnnrs I'M
the rag.
TIE b~st remedy Ia 10 res,ucs thA
snruns 81 feed. Clean up The sryuxha
ssd turkets, sAd give 4 xeea dass ef
carter al Two ounces In ras~ for 4
calf. stsd frsm . teass,eafsl ia s>d.s-
ssrtwpe<,afal 70 q Ercvtag Tag aecoed-
lag to i:a Ssa.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-09-28
SAILOR DEN0UNCEs
GERMAN TREACHERI
cssUachhAsi AcnaA&sEs YSG
AMERICAN oxFsNsx socsxrv
aN hEM YORK.
ENEMY WITHIN, MS SUBJECT


Nuw YMks-~Tns Ras@=<s 1f Tive YEA
wniss wtthta~~ with tAssr sesitscas,
sf~tscwuns and sr~AsoaAhss pgugazsNA'
a. vrstten and SPOKEN. sa newspapers
aad ~ scap box esasafa ~as TIE Sab.
,scs Of p&trs<sr speeches Al n lanch
ESQ given In the NeAlpsa hcsss by chs
Amersr4a isstease seessty Abcas 30
rnsn we're o, the lanrheoa ana speech
- we're made By jxnss NJ Beck. ths
Rev. pr. Tkosnaa r G2iior- Prvsss,ans
Epi&oral bishop a< Teaaessee and
Cleveland AoffesI ehatrsaAn of tts
vigilance cusnmRsee on altea secensas
and trsisar~ Richard H. Hurd. cAalr>
man VI lac beard Of trustees, presided
bishop C,ziiar spoke II the uwAch'
sry os ths tsexmxs diplomats Aad the
German agents In this co,tniry.
We we've ,ryinx TO practice nwa
irality." he said We xess enssreatp-
rsx nen ~ scatissnsa who wcra suy.
pos-d To he xcnsiemsn. Tn@y coasear.
I'd against tbs n~airxi!ty of our gov
svnneat They nsaa their nnrry In
order TO enstce neiwhnr.as stations 10
make war upon US In . THOUSAND
diaholScal ways they tried 10 evvMt
down the easrStic loyalty OF oar peo
pie: and all the while they Ses~ pro
,:ftrs-ssT trsscAchse, saAr sssfss. ~ tAss
right hand Of s~,icvrhip"
TIE speAker eIhortcd his hrArsrw 10
csn,hine 10 fight the enemies here Do~
and TO DO everything Ia ,hei< Jpcs ~ 10
hslp the Fovrrna~ay Ia the waT
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-09-28
BRITISH TAKE MILE
FRONT N FLANDERS
GEN HAto DELIVERS TELLING
Slow 70 Yre rEuroas FROM
BELGIUM oeJEcytYEs.


I.1aAon. Two thousand prisoners
have been captured BY tbs British, &C,
cOrdinx 10 the official report OF the
Tianders drive
Field Marshal Hais's official report
sxys that North Country and Aastrah
Ian osttaiious penetrated the German
positions IN the centar 10 depth C!
over q mi!e aud captured the whole Of
their objeetiyss. These included Ham
ist. veidhosk and the westsfn portion
of poiys0n wood. Further north Dew.
sakots was captured and aiso y few
xans,
From the first mnmsnt Of going over
the top OF tho assault proceeded with
marked sneeeaa. especially Ia taa cru
Gial sector between tbs yprestRoalers
railway and Hsilebeke. where the Brit.
ish had forced their way torpafd over
msrsay ground and through woods
filed With machine gans 10 "a consid
cradle depth and were continuing taa
hitter fight Ia the nsighborhood ot the
famous inverness Copse. Nuns wood
Aad Glenccrss wood. whera so much
blood has been shed since the allies
began the battle Of Flanders on July 81.
IL the attacking forces maIhtain the
i its.s ss,iassE.s- &sssa tn%y iissis.xsf%alsIxd
In this section they will hare accom-.
piished one ut the most remarkable
&nd most impostaa. achiayementa Ia
recent mouihs Thp German infantry
made tho most determined resistance
h thsir attempt 10 regain this vital
ground and their artillery rstasiated
heavily asaias the British big Euna
This phase u tho battle Of Flanders
bids fair to become known A. the bat
tia OF Menln road, because Il centers
10 tho territory astriie the Menin r,aa.
The infantry advance was preceded
~ bsrrase NJ greater depth than
ever before witnr@aed Five distinct
b&rrNges. In fact. we're dropped ahead
uf tho men As they made their jour
ney Into thIs difficult terrain The tre
msadous curtain OF bursting steel did
~ work sell and the troops pushed
forward rapidly toward their object
ivss.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-09-28
LIBERTY BOND DELIVERY.
r~si~s Federal Reserve Barks VIII
Deliver the Bords.

Washington Delivery OF Liberty
honda to subscribers. Secretary Mo
Adoo announced, WITH begin Sept. 2S.
The II federal reserve hanks Will ain.
tribute the issue Considering the
pruhabls retention by many suhserfs-
crs Of lnter'm certificates, already IA
sued. officials estimate tha the work
Of distribution will require several
weeks
The huge lsaue 10 larger tn the nan
e~r ot bends required than frs, re-
ports has~d on more tRAa tstt. Hse
Individual subscriptions 'r3scat I'd
The number az ccapou hoHAs, S~~re.
tary AeAcoo announced, Ia estimated
by federal reserve hanks as In excess
~ Tnf' zoe pieces, ri which more than
: e@ 0ea sr~ Of the 81 ana tla9 II.
nominations
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-09-28
SUGAR TO SELL AT 8 CENTS
Food Administration ard Beet Sugar
Producers Reach Agreement On
Retail pficeG

Washington ll~st sugar producers
10 conference With the food adminia.
iration reached An agreement under
which the stable retail price ot sugar
win BE- about cants pound rhsy
will sell to wholesalers AT eastern ~
flniag plants at ~ cents . pound.
cane baais. and the retail price II Ia
stated. would hormaiiy be- not more
than three quarters os cent higher
AT the same time the food adminss-
trstion announced that an inisruatsan.
al committee Of five had been appotnt.
I'd 10 arrange FOR the purchase and dis.
trihuticn az the vast quantities Of SD
gar needed by the United Slast~ and
allied countries
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-09-28

perograd The provisional sov.
eminent issued a proe.arnaiion dated
sept H. IN follows
Nensral kcrrslotss rebellion has
heen Sue,l~d Hat Ervms Ia the con,
fusion caused thereby. sad again
Krs@; is the danger Threatening tres
dom
Holding IL necessary 10 pat m end
To the external iniefSnitene.s OF the
states organisation. resa sTr se-snx the
UNANIMOUS approval O. the vepshit.
can idea, the provisional government,
declares tAat the rsnstif a,sonaI or
garita;ioa Ia repg alhcan orgxn4Ea
ton ard prcSaains the RasssAn ~.
pablo
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-09-28

cry w. a HrtxsE &na w N NExENas
tAtneas AessealtmR@l kAFsgsassma Sx&s
kseA-l
RsaxiRx the daary sAa aa wAaae nalaA
sAaae IN too ~xSs~msssa There ARE r
asnAef ~ Sarsassacsasx which iaay ha
casnhanst ~tth whoAs asig In asxaer IN
ksw~t sAe csxs At the sHssna. The
fseas NEST sseanmnsaiy used - ~asaes
Rstk sarrismensx ere ssim tzdsk. hasae-
mixed mea,A csAnmexSasl calf naeaiss
and hay and grsin
On farms wAsF~ skisa milk IN Asail4
ahle. II May ~ substituted tef wAaa~
milk In the ration MI healthy calf
when the xntsMai IN three or ssar w~skN
Ut as~. 4 fsw days hesax necessary IN
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-09-28
MAYOR IS HELD FOR MURDER
Death o. Police OFFICER Ia Primary
Fights In Quaker CITY causss
Great Excitement

rhiladelphis Charged with "rcn.
spiraey 20 commit assault and battery
aggravated assault and battery and
murder, Mayor Thomas n Smith Of
this city Police Lieut., David Bennett
and lsasc lNea,sea were ordered 10 sp-
pear Ia municipal court ard enter thclr
r@ogaifance To ths sum CT Naoo2
pending their appearance =, the hear
Ing upon ,he charges ON Tuesday
Sept e.
The trouble grew ont ~ a primary
f,sAt tn THO aloody Ytra ward
when Policeman George Eppley was
Killed. ny Jersey CITY ganman.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-09-28
WILL NEED ENTIRE FLEET
ofHc< Of sAipcIno Beard Says Army
Abroad viii Cali All Yes
SETS Into Duty.

Atlantic City. y Within the next
sts months tho demands Of the Amer,
lean army abroad sill require aha.
the government, divert every avsils
si- American r~~rhant vesect. coasse
s~s@a nssf +ssts~rs. 90 ovvf~ea service
X. II Stevens. vice chairman ns the
United STATES shipping board told tho
war Convention acre " American eusi-
ness men
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-09-28
A BILL FOR $1,000, 900, 900


Washington without ohice,ion
from . sinGie menher. the house ~.
proved the appropriations eommittess
amendment To the $1,000. coo. 600 ur.
xos6 defica~ncy bill. authorizing m
aggregate ot sl.ss& 900. 600 for tho nd
mlnissration merchant ua&rine pro.
gram on this saaa. ttss.e coo. 100 u
made Immediately available.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-09-28
COMMITS SUICIDE.
Ore u she c<sAs@e-p ~ osutaek,ams
-arss seH In Bs,tirso~s lsit,

baltimore. --tscatsa,9 PRAISE. oae *
the designers II the German meridian,
Submarine Deutschland. who came 10
iSal,insoee Ga TIRE ART voyage as that
cratr, committed satciSe ID the city
al, eY hAaSsnx
tN--asse had hcea i-ayvixoned AS AZ
aiier enemy He ras arrested hy tAe
C1i}ess States authorities Oh Azg -
'eSy leaving q restricted Fc-e w-atAsa.
gNsTrr iss.ea I've vas 81 years esa All
sora - S,e7waaS.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-09-28
GERMANS BEATEN JACK.
rsuterte Attack Against tire French
Ines 10 aepGised.

Paris. tsoops after \ WIG
len, S,,utta ~ aienl south NJ the Aiette
river on Sept IL, iaanchet Al ATTACK
and reached the French lsnes towards
the Neafcastet coad The French Ut
fetal stasesner, saws that after 4 sharp
fight the Tea.cas we're erected frcSl
he positions. losing heavily AGd leaV.
ing prtscBeru in TIE Aaaas az .ae
Wrench The artillery was active OF
beth sides Of the Aeus river and In
tie region q Fosse Weed
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-09-28

Hsch szDrhsEs hss been lafa vpo1
shoroash cleaning Of dairy ussnMla.
sad rightly "a. bat the p~ecesa ~ dry-
tnx 10 sc~sliy - izHpsstsGs Ia ~arsn
wessber. FRYING shcaid Ros be done
with 4 esesh, but b. h~ssing th@ uisn-
SITS In b~t water. stsaRl ~ g~en ssfs~
Gently ~ traporste u3k4star&
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-09-28

London. --- Thirty four p@gsrns hare
been killed ana - others Injured -
the result of a. e1piosson In mani
;lcss factory ~ Cologne. ssys y tele-
srsm rom Amsterdam TO the Central
News.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-09-28
DROP BOMBS ON SHIPS
Ore Destroyer 10 At ard . Trswisr
Sinks

Icntoa - British naval seaplaaes
dropped hnusas on German dessroyers
and trswSers along The Relr,aa coast
between O~tend and Blarkesaaerghe
near te~Sruggs. biting one destroyer
and sinking al ieas; cre tTsv'es. Oae
Sssse destroyer vas hit aaasdsa:ss and
one- pr baby two--ot a grozs Of
sasr trauiAss Was suak
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-09-28
WILSON MAKES RULING
p~sstoert VIII Near No Ne~ Evidences
in Ese~pstsr Pleas.

Washington President wilson sxvs
nossce 70 xil goysr.cFs al states that
Ia bearing claims for exesaptlna coca.
ing ~ .roEi the district boards hs
~cGla eoaSsdsr only EVIDENCE asreaSy
Admitted 10 the h-sz-e.s, Ind aching
else. unless t~s& r,As rqxxssn ssss-6 Il,
TIE eseet os IRE presidents Arssce
Is TO Absolutely saut tsa. sIi appeals
& q political na,gr or issvss wAarA
EAy he acpsShs by Interested s-sazAA
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-09-28
AUSTRIAN ATTACKS DEFEATED,
In Attempting to Take Lest Ground
Trcecx Are Rep1ised-

Rome ~~ Austr, Hungarian trocps by
fear successive essanierAstacks at.
tempted IL TtssonaGe- the ground they
had los. 10 ne Italians on the Pain
sssss plateau General CaSoraa re
gs,rts TIA: a. the assaults were re
pulsed
"la the Treastna I'll Gia1seartA val.
ley ereaay parties attempting 10 sp-
eTosca s1ysscss' pests acre dispersed
s.A rife fire
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-09-28
FOUR FRENCH SHIPS SUNK.
Two Submarine Victims Were ships
Of Over 1900 rena

Paris Two French merchantmen
Of more than 1900 tons and two ves.
sells Of less thAa that tonnage were
sank by Teuinn submarines or mines
IN the keep ending Sept TO- accordinS
70 IN ottfr:al statement 'rsvvu ous Ny
me French admiralty In this period
Nso vessels arrived ard sst rfwarvd NJ
French ports Two French ships we're
unnecessarily attacked
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-09-28
WOULD SETTLE STRIKE.
Chairman Hurley May Pay Visit Il
the psefsIe ceaat.

Washington. str.hss In Pacific
co@st sh!pyArds holding xovernmen
contracts have assumed saSh SERIOUS
proportions tina, Chairman Hurley Ut
the federal shipping hoard announced
tina, be Vas considering going TO san
Francisco In An attempt TO settle the
trouble
strikes At seawle, Portland. Los An
seles, san Francisco and other places
CO the Pacific eoas, now are holding
40 about IL per cent af the govern.
meut shlps under construction. The
~Atspsns hsssrd sss,~s sp ssst4~ vii mi
basis to 10 determined tor seattle
yards within q few daya
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-09-28
LATE NEWS EptToMIZE o.

nucno~ Aires ~~ Ths royernmsat has
withdrawn permission granted la
German wireless company 10 attempt
to receive wireless messages from The
CerYnAa station a. Sauaa
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-09-28

Two hundr~d drafted white men IL
Memphis ard Shelly county catsk,e
the city entrsinsd FOR Camp Goraon-
Ca. amid It'd teasr and signs o, r~iA,
tiv~~ and the hearty hArtciAps and
cheering words Of friends
All 10 city anits- numbering ~
rs~n. and all the ~ men named by
county lizard Va l~ss trurn the
Grand Central e<ation, white tbs Is
representatives 81 county board No.
departed from tae I'aboa station
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-09-28

Atsattc City The war cvovsntsor
OF the chamber III commerce II the
United States apeaea is tear days
meeting here Sept /; Methods where.
hy the com;asH,sai organizations Of
the coan,ry can assist tn WANING the
war were the ehict topics u Discus
ghpp
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-09-28
ocvsrner visiss aseiSoot Isks,

Gov. Rye went 10 Reeifooi lakA ~
icos over A proposed highway around
the borders Of the lake Tho governor
was mel q, the Palace bots! 10 CnEon
City by 4 number Of the leading ei'i'
sans. some Of whom accompanied hisH
10 the lake After s short reception
II the lake about seventy five 81 the
various water craft were assembled
and tho governor and party. shown the
VARIOUS pesass ot !ns&saxa shoas thu
hkA together wi,h the proposed road.
aft~r which the party vas sarved .
spiendid fisk dinner
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-09-28
BRITISH MAKE RAIDS.
Conduct sueeessfH Operations IN Ar.
ras ard Semme Regions

London Troppa ot English and
Scottish regiments made successful
raids on the German t-slches Ia The
Arras and Somme resions M tho bat !,
tic front IN France Macy Germans
were k,tled in their aagn1tA and pris-
nors we're taken
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-09-28

Rntna The reply " the certral
p~~rp ~ the ps1ace psvps~AI II Pops
N~no3~t Is eSp~s'twi within five or
nix Days asNr!tns to Information oe.
sninsSi o., the vatican
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-09-28

Amsterdam. Private advises from
Inertia were 20 she effect tAas 10Th
FIELD Marshai vra Hsadena0rs and
his right sAaa man. 0enessl VOC
lx.ien.sorf. sustained tae inIpries
frpsa which thsy are suffering IN q
train wreck wA,cA as tse result ~
. Deliberate piA against taesr lives
WAshinSton l4nsns .. tsn essa .assa
81 Grn&, prtsxtn and So eia 40 -
France ~err made by sAe xuyevnment
Sept. ~, bringing the total titus Car
savaacet 10 the s.lsns 1881 tae aSsa
AareeA. III Stven iosa ss,~srnea
eyre Killed IN rear end o@5js3ou on
the Rurlsag,SG railroad. near Esri.
s,lla III. e. miles weS: .. Aaos,a
Tea or uie~ wrre la3erea Two u,ca
vho were killed and yao~; q tAcss
injured were IN tao sitsapinx cars
Aasd way car Attached IL tho rear
u tho stcsS train The r,9raAaSisse
tsxia clcwei sarsaSa tAce e>rA
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-09-28
vandy nsseau.r.er, In France

Alapns headquarters III Paris.
France. for the alumni 81 Vanderbilt
university. viii e~ maintained through.
eat ne period os The vay. according
To aanpxacenest made Ny Alamrs
Secretary Charles Cassrn. This heed.
quarters will ~ In the naiare T i
c,ah or home for the yandevbGl, m~t
In s-~siee Ii France. Offering eve~y
convenience a typical American ejaE
provides, ana serv:ng az collector
NJ information
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-09-28

A corporal OF the Eleventh. Ratsay
company at For 0vesthorp~. Al rome
sAMs Winchester. Taas, ea \ fur
ksxA. s~eareA the srr@ss OF . gasps-
csoas character Tiers -snsa Ne 10
clares be- heard, among group a,
wsrkEs~n At ,unses, swearing ssiA-
gAnts % the kaiser The corporal
s~osEat his p-isonss 10 Fogt orie'
thorre With kim. haRttrr st-unxty
esoaxa &C s.s Ezsstssons "a personally
pay fhe asunF -sSigead Rare 0sE.
re~v at shs r-tscn ss&rTseks hare nrt
ret made ri osAs5sI report on he
p-tSo2sr
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-09-28

Surgeon Genes For Conference.
The ssats board af health received .
Telegram from Surgeon General Ru
pert blue II the Z. 4 health serssss
that hs had ordered Senior surg~oa
Pierce Of tbs bureau 90 Nashville Tor
d conference with nr n q, Lllard.
secretary VI the state hoard OF he.itA,
and saying that n the board desires 10
station him permanently In Chatta
nuoga 20 work IN connection with The
city health department there In con
tinning the surss, ipnugarated by the
state board and the 4 s health setv
ice and the board Of health Of ChR,ta
ronas In the typhoid situation. thai
could be danA