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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-26
WEARS or AUSTRIAN sgvolr.
css~s Said 70 Nave Rsveatsa uaasr
III Treatment

Wssh1aasen --~ osfics8i diplomatic
dispatches s~eets~A here report masi-
ns~~ ia the Austrian navy ana clashes
h~swwea Aastrlan sailors. aasd crews
nj the terrssa submarine tlees base A.
Noaa. IA ~hteh officers IN tosh saa.s
have he@n ki,iea, Ana whlxh sesaises
In a deciston 10 change the base st
the German flotiiia,
pesRis~ attempts ~ the kassriaa aA
miralty TO suppress the news, II frAra
esa here, ceaslrg by way VI aerne Tta
Austrian crews are AAid 10 have ~
spl,rd uaa~r Ill tr~stmsaS. NJ eifss~~~
and bad food, wAile the et~sh wsa
thv t.~rsnAa sabasarins rfuss was
caused by the eysrp@Afins coaaaes VI
tA~ .atter.
.faasf ss 80 " msss*y mi sHx ss'a, I'M IN
nasy, rseelxsd In tho s1nissl .almsnss
u tae sassas. time A. the Ansssetstssa
disrsteh hes reYartlnx mare mutiBsaa n
the German navy ,thls tAsns sinsnk
sassss@r,nn srww~ created prtssnand
intpr~ssson asnaa3 American nasal n
flcsss ard among sth~r affiriais whe
have beer xaIsr1HR tale sHaatlan With
expectation since tho first saaiInias lH
the German flset we're fupartssi a tss
days ggy,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-26
ROADS SEEK HIGHER
RATES. ON LUMBER
Az ADVANCE or - Per CENT On
NARo~ocps IS NOW pro
posgD.
WILL REQUIRE SIXTY DAYS
Southern Manafactnress Otter siren
seSs obleetssas ana WI Plan .
Vigorous FIGHT n Further IN
eseasex Are ASkec.

.t.. 4 .-..
a Washington fsasfsra raitrpaas pro
3eseA here IN hearing sssorv the Ia
tsrsta,e commerce cctniflssi6a. til I'd
vance rates on hardwood humber from
Ono river crossings 70 cea,ral and
eastern territory The advance. IL was
tasimated soaid be aaon,'!s per cent
II viii require about 81 days Tor the
carriers Ia place Tie mAltar turaaliY
h~sp's tire" euatr1lssian. II the PET
tian is allowed 4 would mean All Nj
vaace IN al southern and soathwsst
crn lumber rates. because they make
on toe uhiA rissFs com sinai ION.
J II To@nshena. secretary Of the
Southern Hard weod Traffic sasas,ia.
itan NJ Neruptia sha attended The
hearing. dst Jared that rates on hard
wood lumber have taea advanced re-
pe2'ed.y dGrtns the last fes wears.
and tAat la,aber IS paving all the
traffic cau bear Vie minated that
soaihern manufacturers Sil ,igoeon 8.
~ oppose sas further efforts Ia 40
vance theis rates
Eastern railroads are preparing To-
plAgp before he Interstate cemnryes
commission program "a fForldr gea
eral tsAicf from their financial diffi
eui'ieS Executives Of the roads sG
Notified the commission when they AZ
pcarsd Ia connection WITH proposed
Increased rates on a hong list 81 com
mqdiueS ,pai. Included, y t'h l.e,. ralss.
granted In the - per cen; rate ad'
vance case last June
What forya the railroads program
will take wss NOT dtselnSrd, although
II Was broadly lp,ima,ad that the CON
nisSion would be asked 20 authorize
general rate advance
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-26
MEM YORK ARRESTS
GERMAN BANKERS
rMc AlEM GENT 70 eAlis ISLAND
Foa lSrgRNMEkv Az ALIEN
ENgMiEs.
CANE 70 u.s.FRGH ENGLAND
FEARING Asv~us ~ Ees~ss AlA#ss us
krwss@& ahs Ms~ see1ree En<
passmemt In Ns~ sAss sanAa.
ags Msrs casmsss@a.

Saw f1ek Fritz kaAa. assas 10 The
oetar~sk q the war, LeaSaa rvps~senr
t~,sss 81 the laeatseAe taaak u Der
tn. ana George rpH S@ehesk, as~u tor.
mssis eanncsca wiki a German hAnk
In Loaa0aS were taken tata custody
Acre hs the iassiisxwar~ hGs~As of the
aAsy department and seat NJ Ellis ~
land scs sntaFameas ~ dAngereas ea-
aary slleas
Yea S~ch<ek y believed 10 ea tho
sCz ~ GsSsrsi kareE Yea seUAeek
eoRgsamder II tho Gcsgasn TeRth Army
corps ri i~leg4
hosa nen fled trUsa kagiaad ~ es.
rmp~ tnsesanAeat ;AeTv ~ eanlay aliens
and came IN iae United STATES. tseth
wrro known NY r~Twgataaa 10 nsgay
Asnersaas bankers ara G0aad gso aim
atty IN obtaining etaplosmeas With
the Guaranty Trust ssssapAn. III New
YORK vea Srebeck soea became head
Of .Ae disikiea IA tks foreign depart.
spesss, More taan year ago hewese,,
the Guaranty rompanY dropped them
sFom the pay oais Ut its rnpiryes 20
eaase Of ih~ar prc-f;esmsn sympaths@s,
After that both obtained esnpsuy.
msns In AN imcnvttax hease Vita a.
fcee ON tie water tronss and II Was
there they wer~ taken iata custody By
agxE1ia ii. tie ,lassliixaAcs apressa, Con,
siderable secrecy was maintained 10
To tnesr sntevedenff and 20 tasbrrns
'tshK wgs ctssssssais .sx.a.s Of nias sisssr
p~s<iwsmaR activities.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-26
Nave Aarre~ Escsees.

fs~troxrsd Tho generals arrested
ses participation II The knssilo.f ap-
rising on ts-ir departure ffom Per
dlscaeS province ~ hles or OCT iS
we're coca peeled - wa!k three w HES ~
3 railroad Ssattan ana wers Seersd
sel;aa xHs missiles and tarea;
arsa nv $ roh II s@verSl tarvssaS
z~s-sa.rs The officers Aarsiy ESCAPE
Axe laTpgsh IRE strategy II raesa
se- ~ tau cadet gsssrt ~ss stA7 Cd
re train pat ~ he stafsen .s 2 wAs
t~ssE tired apoz hy BE Eaesa kaSso7ss
zx - reports which hare Ias; arrived
sere.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-26
DAYLIGHT TRAIN ROBBERY
Express Messenger II oyerpo@sFss
snc sste R'sisd-~MSrsy censlsn.
ed By Memphis Banks rskea.

bymshurE Tenn The express esr
On G " 4 q railroad train M 4.
los sips pyeFeharg At ~ ebatsk Fri
day morning. ses rohtssa of tls $50 in
cerfaHsy
Tao saen entered aha cat Mt Mssten
II Miles frnm lisarNhgFs, and III The
poiat of gun rsrrpowerpd He!beld
Chsmblln American Expre%s cumpmny
ns~sseaTer They gagged hin and ,sad
hlm W with VI fee, 0f oneinfh rupe.
The men took the messenger > be1s,
opened the eaie and ,ooh oae pae sase
containing S. 600 Ia currency con
signed by the First National bank II
Memphis - she risn,srT' Isaat n
kadeely and tsss package containing
a line amount consigned Ivy the Taxsk
VI Commerce ~ Memphis 10 ,be Farm.
ers aud Merr hsnts haak ~ Upton
vile
The men left behind s&.ooo in plivvr,
~ npa being consigned ~ ear, ~ The
two Banks referred 10 above
f Tire sss~s4 4.-s. tl.~ ts~l.. l.@4s..rs. .-.~eA-
Ing HIdTels The messenger slisfs
was disrnyersd Al Iris point shsn ha
faiied 10 olyen thr door 10 dis barge
express matter ax asasi he sstF both
u.eD wsrc masked one mar hr9ng sls
feot 'all and slender ,Aa ee-Ngrd taan
five feet six sna hsaYy The aets
straivg cssrth@a t~ss ahsls apps AtAtsi5a
Indicated tsleu unused 10 WORK.
BlnGdlsnantls srrs rabt es; tresaa by
srsburK ard pet On The trail aud all
Mississippi river gpinls ntsitied 10
watch s4f the tGtstnrs
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-26
US. DESTROYER hit
BY GERMAN TORPEDO.
ONE MAN k,alEp AND FIVE ARE
ruRr--vassEl MAKES roar
hEhLY DAMAGED
ONE NAN BLOWN 0vERB0ARD
N&Es ~ the Destroyer ard Details Of
yATpedoirg Are Wshhsla BY Tire
r. State DEPARTING rt-~fsrst City
Boy First NAVAL Victim.

: waasssr staa->A+'ssTis first rss&H kfifssi
go snap OF s4s siaea, tbs Ssgsaish sAi
has been saCviiiy nj 10 . German 4
boat The navy department anaaane
ed that al American destroyer was
torpndoed In European waters. one
ALLIED aAd five sltKhtly Wounded The
sesaes sss mol SUNK aud baa sifscs
n44ae port
The man allied wax blown over.
board and bis body wss no, recovered
is was Gauarrs Mate Ozmoad Kelly
ingram. whose mother. Petite Ingram.
lived At 501 Third a,gest Pratt; Ctsy
Ala
Tic wounded. acne u wAoni 10 seri.
ousiy injured
.1eFman stcnry Caaktast, gunner y
mate. second elass neSt II Nh. broth
er. Robert William CaukFats, ISIS Ice
avenue ~ loais
WNlam gd~ard Merritt. ssemsu
next Of Bin mother FJlen Merritt @t'
East Fifty fourth street, New Yors
Prank william kr;tse fireman, first
CLASS Bess Of kin. xife, Margaret
kruse. 7ai Indiana aseuuu. Taieao y.
Patrick Ra'iedge nlleg nsst 81 kia,
~.fe. $uaua RH'leixe. a. West ThiF
~ 'irgt street New Iork
william Ymgr, fireman second
elass peM ~ kin tatser, Aeary Ztm
er. nuntat MINI
No details OF the encounter we're
made publir TNs 'oan,t d NE shrp
and The exar, location ~ The attack
are withheld Hat the casualties were
announced immediately uppn receipt
of q message from Wee Admiral Sims,
in accordance with the pledge OF SEQ
ratary Daniels TO make public rrurnp'
II ali casualties In the fleet abroad
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-26
FLIES UPSIDE pQMN.
A Heeora IN Aerorautiss Claimed BY
Members ~ Naval Reserve Corp&~

Ne3 York 4 record IN aeronaatirs
whereby h,d-npIane ',ipaped the
hpop gny the first tSme 4as claimed
~ Lawrence Spevry and Thomas LHa
psfg j. -ysestt S.S,ra tss the naval reserve.
refps
Tho dangerous fea' was performed
\ re.ile in the air shove Aastte |. !
The flying haat steeFess by eperry
MAS drsFeB ~ q heirht ct nearly oeea
fpet above thr a5cag TEEN Qnirs
shift caused Gae machine IN taTn oser
ard IL slammed through he afr 'oF
rsafly = quarter IL uals. aottuEl side
up After ;ea seconds the machine
vas riShtei and Sp~r-y solplsssd
easily 10 tho water
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-26
VIOLENT ARTILLERY DUEL.
German ard french Cans Beer o.
Ss~dDn Front

FAfb fioiesi artillery III h,lnx ls
Again ia progress on The vegdgn
sroat. aas no further lnianlrs aaissgas
so reP@fte2 In TIRE nfflcisi Etaiemeat
The Fgeheh rAidss tAe jataan ssns~
In Champagne The AMMONIA eaaeat
follows
'tx the Assne frost vsty active ~
tilscty fighting eosiiDBed 10 The ~
rson 81 The pls,saps between Allies
ard Craonns In The Champagne We
NJ sae AZ attsck on IRE German tines
sas, Of Aaisans ae1t'lsnpashs ape
bsozshs ners 10 .fis0nfYs
'1r the right tsak ~ tAA Ne9ss
ty~rsun srprst strnrx wss vspisat arfii
Y~tr yiahtias naFth vi HiI 80 T@sAFs
IL nothing Tar report ircta the remain
DER NJ ihs trout
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-26
CALLS ON IT'S OLDER MEN.
Germany Extends Military Service 10
Men a. vears ct Age

Copenhagen Germany has extend
eG military servicc ~ msn AZ ycags os
age and II calling up those who here
,nfare haxp escaped service or sc.
rouat 81 military -aiitucss The arms
already snes7F'r~ :, tsrre f'snrbee ssSs~@
tho legal lisng ~ q years pr rhe
ground that. alttc Rh rots>iy aseve
tAat age could be modified vel no re-
aHirer5ent exists for 1hc Gsgf aarge os
a soldier reaching that age
The rew regulation cs1ls to tes co.
N-s AM exanpts born after Sept 4
ITO
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-26
RUMoR or MARsAip LOSS.


Copenhagen Ramofs ~ she loss
# a German wa3#h'p ia The sound, ths
narrow strait hetsesa pennssrs and
SWe'e'' are E,a tvsHs circulated,
Tbs reports ara ,tsaetinite and uheon.
FtfHaeys h,,g lhe bodies al tsp Gvrman
asaFjues ard sailor have drtfi@d
.ahdrc III sac yiciasty os kleipoFe IAeH.
s,1yk
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-26
sTccsMANS SLAYER IS klllgp.
rrsreisee Ge-'x sfcs 70 oes.n ey
Brother 81 ceoes .+sys

san AnsrlG. Texas Francisco &c
mer.. >Aarxpa wils DE |a>!e- x Ter.
mis- tIsrG;S ta Tom treea co:s~ty,
ANs = Mas sno, aEd instantly Asgly5
~A,,s b. az brought trcI the jail r.
tAe courthouse fer t-S,tl
wooG UarSie. raiat ENA s,>ga.
nsSa. hsuther II Mounts Hsrs3s .-.1
aistelx surrendered Four sast< sy-e
Cre1 a; Sto<e range. az tAAsas effect
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-26
NO NEWS FROM TROOPS.
war office Has Lest COMMUNICATED
Wlts nlssssn Forces

Petrugrsa The RaesjsE sar o..fta
has completely lost toach wi:h lie
Russian forses oa Zee island ct Brsel.
Il was officially announced NARA
sbirmtshag In continuing tn ire
waters asnand 0eaeE ssiAmd OF the
GaG ~, Riga Russian patrol stlps has,
trg had sneogns crs sfta GerEsAn tor
pesto craft
A fleet n zsrpe'sEs is reported over
Nroa ~,aEs northeast ~ Qesel Inland
ppe German 1res9Hcarn,, xGtch rsa
$50 the Rassiaa rrsae tfsyd dsfsaalaE
pesel .xsaIa 81 ftet l.. straek a yasas
thu statement a94* ATas thr expiQ
-ts@ ta~ eaethfp made for ths coast.
s3t It's @stir3sts fate is rct kaovI
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-26
TO sAiss RECREATION FUND.


Sa~ WORK A rational cara IN 10
raise 50 0tla e>e ~ provide recreation
nv the men training in tn. nsttnaa,
army wiII ~ tnaaxVrAted Il VAS al
bounced here, hy the war and navy
commission on training ran1p sctivi,
ties Ioan y WHY'S, oil Toledo Ohio.
national Chairman ~ TIVE commission,
wsii have the cooreraEfoa q ne
Gang Mon EnrTsttaa association ard
the Knights OF t'nIamhas. Il is aig1esf
10 raise m1aey eaGisaieat to 81 for
swsfy n-Gn IA The irssniRx campo
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-26
GERMAN TARs CAST
OFFICERS INTO SEA
MvvsNS AacNS r~g GEsNAN
SAILORS Ar yAG BELGIAN
eoai or osyIan,
REVOLT on SUBMARINES
Massmsss In the Austrian Navy end
cas,@sss ass~~s~ Aa.tssAa sail
sgs s~s crs~s az Gssmaa saA
raarsres Aise Ressssaa.

Amsterdam - Easaiay amesg the
oesrasa sailors at the Bnasssa port VI
0ws~na, xho refused To ~ Ga haAra
sahmarsaes. ~ r~sorseA nv sss Bel
xtssa n~gesA&a. The asw~ear~# Says
m esss~s ~AA shruwn snsa the se&.
mi thai se znasia~~Fs were rvsaesed
I'm haaasasFs ta 4xansem
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-26
TONS or soass DROPPED.
tighter pstroi AIss os~rs oesbls.
S~ater machine.

iyaaon Tone ~ l0a6a we're
sroyved On rha dnrks at BRACES, IN
i3elsinn Wy Ftlttsh naval aTrplsnes
TIE Hr4tlth admiralty sn a statement
sanoanesrg the raid sass
Naval aircraft Dropped many tons
II bombs an The BFages dpks o. rs
IT Tuesday ore Of osv fighter patrols
iogns-t dnabl@.seaier machine In ths
.4esafsr ~ ZsYrsn The ohseryer fell
est. and tire machine fgTr@f ctsr ana
fell In flames. All ggr machines re
tarresi +"
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-26
ZEN MILLION TO SWELL ruso.


IsFtroi' Lstro3.s Liberty lnsn
drive received g.o~~vf4l szE 2etas Eaaa
4; wss szeaasee5 ;hs, Hsary rc-d h4d
cc-triaE'f-i - aa& coz ErG shSt tse
s'o~a Ncser COMPANY HsA tGsae a eiHA
- coztrs sutton Ford al le7
sAs acton pared ~ . stEit ri 81
cisT.-g that Ire t'-stsA states u
go szr % Germany az to s :
tsC~ tAAI ever As3a~asd Tor lie
xxa
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-26
re. slllss by Are Assses,

yayts Ten persons acre allied sd
a. xpsraef " 4 sszr;s b. afaent NJ
Many sv csTr~sa asta'oes The war
sffgise arn@GaceS ~ DC, ~ - Ccr
nan sgYglazes werN 3estrsYed By tie
T-srrh cr compelled to l&Ad ia da1a.
as4~a condition,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-26
SEVEN OLE IN AUTO SMASH.
Michigan Central Tram crashes ta.e
Auto Near Cetfsis

ns.rnlt, ,Scyea psrscaa. one nan
swo wcmaa and ferE cA,ldr"n were
killed inatantH wher Ire automobile
they pceapieA AS StratS hy Nichi
gan Central passf9 g*r traia near
sg-N
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-26

Waasingtar TYPHOID fsser and
ether oats H7ane1bse al.easAa Practical.
IN b4rs beea eliminated from tAe angg
ly nosera preventive H..i,ass aat
geSsn s+e1sgai Isrslsteh report 10 s
ra.&sT Danieis fssyg's he safs
trsf~-ras4 T. ere nAxy y-rru-re.
mar iss essss q, :yIisois have a
trss5 .tsa $50 TIRE vsr b@gzL
The bsSsta a the nary . axass
sat ske report ssys.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-26

usnnnanHs1zms~ smusnmnssM1 $500
the trpassssY.'r says sas grees4.srt In Mas
rider, ~ rsamj ssesAA& xa&sF ssGM
terms ar2 eQrsslsASaE 40 are 49, hs@SSsans-
sIR wsta iMlw o. To MftGH0ss " fefsAS
TIA &@Ett ,sA Any fsEssng "a &Dy IN ssas~
NY lER&raAes sr ~ Esslr1x asis essNgsa2F
tleam@ bSsssnsss st1ban bas astsh states
O. z4F ~, ssatsh ANAL usAke sglfis.a tsrs
mtsssa taiFsy sas9t ~ n0t 4, isIT tThs
oats tbs act NAS APPROVAL
TS.e aaMgfsslsg fssss@ Ia ssssrwsssd Wsgs
,ha fesnsprsasg N gernme sgs@atfgiF sg
anal f14Mse F&aR0 on s4gAes msxM=S w
h.tFanasnsAsssAa p&sssfs4 b<s@@wn sA# lmEs ME-
syAsas asa aRY aoFsA@a g@@ptFY tF@sa ssEra
La sASa@ sseafff%s 90 tA@ pKwSsA~ss. ~
gayEgsa NY AaY weasel On ether A~sRs df
trsnsEsef taaasetl Asg al Asy tvsFs,
sla1S OF ssyFisasE VI the Unts~1 States
ssi e@psaA To - ffun Any fGrsssn eesn-
try,~
Among she s.sat nsvostaaG Ard far
rU4e asHx q the ps0s Esl9nA d! ths szxaa y
aGt. nasa az tSs1ssal statement rxS4sln-
ing the las. ~ags tAasa s@aiiEAa Sfta TIE
sakirs esss by ssss government Of tina
custody aEs3 c7asfo n 'sAsFssy properly
withyn ahs Ugst4a ssxGss.
'TEs gfep4wty @ffs~ssAt Ny th@se gro
yissGsss IN thAs Sa&eA IA aaEateA tn tha
Unltasa States ARA bslonss ~ any p@gacn
~ segps1stlan sraat s an ~nsnas wv ally
act. F~fsFrSA ts #aAyss. ssssFt shsa@ IT,
snae.s 10 ,estipt.a sfatBx staslusas In tfa
UNITED states tlesrnAa sahtesEs DO Esss
from taA RssYs fAet Of tteff nAstfn& IN.
fan witsis thee. dhflsthsas
"rAa aet makes IL the daty y every
concern Stsalg FAa tn4telt ssAGsN ltss-
INK Shares III EsoeA wishtg sGly lays
after thr approval ~ ,fs art 81 report to
Lhe alien DC stseftF gastsssftaG tss a&nms
~ slteh NJ sta safta~FAs directors ana
stts.A hoksf%vn as are knowa 10 G4 ~ fwa
SgnAtiy f,estxtsd h ts@ gn~sntws' @y Allsws
M emsfAy Ani tsa ar..,ant N stsk Or
shares pwhea b. aaeh
e'Tas aet pttrqgss+s Ia aspiitfat. gR4asr
severe pen4alsa. tssst sgyry p~rssa 10 sh~
aits.f states 6s5s,iss Az property f6r
an sfrmy ~ 4iig d snsu,y, or tss
aft, person sa1sa b. ty.ay hsyr rsss "a
sbtt e,vn. 10 5 sttsgs i, ta a. ,eHesay
~ ,ss .e T ers,,.ft, ~ MI is Mia 20" .tt, u
+, ~ s-o "a aay i pss.. 4S ID IT, Gai.sa stats.
sy y !, ss y W ., ~ = y s. ~ es sss y.
!" r.. - 'Ass ,ss - ~ 4 .a.a .''ia u.i
II, +, r: 4: !. :5 ss :';' 7 = r: :
"a. aas srgssfts -. Or :: 80 orina AZ, @ "n
S as s Ia ,ss s ' sts ITS 5os ss
Properly ~ money transferred 10 ~.
ALIEN property custodian w'a BE- bsid N.
vim A. eoaxr-ss shall direct An .aaas
OF ready ns4seeY MAJ ts Invested In 10
srty bonds and heh IA ssch furp
Th~ ,sreHtlsht h8A a~.sgat~t "a the a..
taraey sepsrai she posrf 10 direct III
payment " clatsus asainst sarr,y Ftessr /.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-26

- sesga IL si@se tas tsrgss so-as
es-4ss IS seEfled wishsH tea 5aTt. t4sf
esx - CAiehEo vii - sser4lysss- A.
v~ssrs q ! Eta;sEaeai ae ~ F-v3
u ns4-a- Tesiaszs u ear largest
ia easarsay 4 TIE cty
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-26
Besy e Wersss Found IN Hrush.

Seattle, W&sA The socy u 40
'saa, evideHti4 murdered tires, OF !ag'
''',>Hiss aso s2s sa1nd Ia toe brush
three quarters * A mTe from The
Cos try e.4e read near Seattle.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-26

NT'it3G Az t.gs, Araevias wNt,
~as re eers,et in l.o0s.4p~ " .
rt-egrtasa as on days Isss-
he f7eat re htdasrtczn Mas
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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-26
TRADING WITH THE
ENEMY ACT N FORCE
CONNIE EciAL DEALINGS VITA
ANY SUCH CONCERN t4ERE oR
ABROAD FoRsIpoEa.
MAILS WILL Be CENSORED
war Beard 10 Named To kssist ere
Esecvsi~e Departments In Ap-
plying ths Law Telegraph
To ne Censored.

Washington .~ Broad war powers
ssaferted upon the president by the
srsdiag wtih.the-saemy act vsre pat
anta operation ander IN executive or
ksrs isaued October II dslsgatlng the
MxNh0risy uHhar the law 10 various
government departments and Id
Rewty created war trade btard
This trade board In composed as the
nsinbsrs Of the exports adninIs,ra
i've board. which IL will replace. with
the addition Of representative at the
treasury department. /, vii! continue
10 license exports ard will exercise a
similar control over imports "a SOON
N the president psoetaims under all
shority ~ the trading sttti the enemy
scs, tine articles 10 he restricted
Trading nr commercial dealings OF
any nature With an enemy company
az agent IN this country or abroad Is
forbidden, except under license OF the
war trade ts,ard. which also Is author
essd to license eneny OF ally Of en-.
any" companies doing business tn the
United a,atcs excepting Insurance
companies. whoae supervision In ea-
trusted to the treasury
Ms,is To BE Censored.
csasofsnlp ~ malls, cables. fsdin ana
telegraph msasagss passing out II the
IBited atA,ns " placed Ia The hands 81
4 rAgS=trFstsi t9Srd .Ss4aesssTc& ~ fsttet
AhssAt4s@s ~ tss Sac, llast and posipt.
IRE departments, ne var trade b,afd
ard ~ us1rxs Cresi ehAirman NJ tn
committee On public Information
To the UsasWry - assigned tho regala
thor " transactions Va foreign exchange
sssd sxs0gistlan VI gNa NJ silver cutn
.rsfeF ltasn@~ AMI enforeemgnt ~ The
laws provision nmsinA transufissiNn 80
ths enemy VI Information by sns ath3r
msana thar regular mails The treasury
alsg HHst IL ease taaafaG@s ct feiHaar
ane. companies y! thr eh*my or asis VI
sae saDtTsY during business within the
Uatt.d AtAles
Resutatt,n - the use Ut eaeHiy- owned
or euntrn;lua patents fst tbs ~af. and
~ granting ~ publication Of patents cots,
tanning Information valuable 20 the en-.
smY 10 given ~ Tive 'esiera trade corn
mission
The postmaster general i entrusted
with supervision over AUd ths licensing
At fareiGa language neWaraFvts IN 80.
tielpatl9B ~ thia aHthaglS Postmaster
General rl4fitvnH has htpa ~, eithg A4t
piirattens fuF tiaeNpva asd NIL h@gtn l4-
stilaE them Ugtlde r1tebstY GtfQb@r M
th~ 3atn thN provision # thf hlW he
esraf* rffe, i've Nj a"rh phr"ra rNrrrt
thusp k4nbt.t iirWpsse ttr ynst4tf.t under
reusitY tn NE NiJh tbe'r lnes} gsastlnss
tera before tcllra{lun tfuF }raaalAt. -
Of all matter F.'4fins t. thu United
Etttea suNetpHs9p' uF the suvef nneNts
M any atirr nation ~ var The ~, no
As sgY ftE "a a N AZ IA ~ Ftt IS
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-26
csss NITRATE plAST.


She.fAeid Ala Tse ssaS17FeFnsns
In WAs51tnFtor 10y h~ var department
sailv designating ssfffiel1 ~ re
.ra fnr the svve-1sents N-*e ,tfs9
citrate plants WAS rTs@aFea sFta fHsf
satisfaction here
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1917-10-22

prosperity of the steel, machinery,
copper and practically all other metal
and mineral lines, the oil, automo-.
bile, rubber. sugar, textile, leather
and numerous other basic industries
has been remarkable, and will prob
ably continue sufficiently good. Rail-
roads and public utilities, this latter
including all telephone, telegraph,
electric, gas and power concerns,
have enjoyed larger revenues than
ever before. Farmers have receivd
the highest prices for their products.
Banking and real estate have for the
most part been extremely active. In
other words, practically all the in
dustries on which the country's I'M
vestments are based have been and
are doing exceptionally we'll. Reac-
tions in certain lines may be expect,
ed, but on the whole there has never
been time when investments in the
United States seemed as firmly in
trenched as now"
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1917-10-22
List Of War Books
Added to Library

Following is the list ofswar book
recently added to the library:
Powers-"Things Men Fight For.
Wood" Military Obligation of Cit
izenship."
Key-"War, Peace and the Flu
ture."
Handbook of Euro
pean War;" Vol. 2.
Sheip-"Ha Handbook of European
War"
Geraldy-"The War, Madame"
Seeger-Poems.
Wood-"Our Military History"
Wister-"Pentecost of Calamity
Ellis and Grey-"Plattsburg Man
ual," Europe at War"
Observation-Disclosures No. TO-"
Hindekaper-"Military Unprepar-
edness of United States"
Barton-"Red Cross"
Bernhard Won Bulow-"I Imperial
Germany"
Observation-Disclosures"
Service-"Rhymes of Red Cross
Man"
Frau Bernhardi-"Germany and
the Next War"
Fear God and Take
Your Own Part"
Davis-"Notes of a War Core
spondent."
Phillpotts-"Human Boy and the
War"
Masefield-"G "Gallipoli."
Seeger-"Letters and Diary"
Empey-"Over the Top"
Huard-"My Home in the Field Of
Honor"
Wells-"Mr. Britling Sees It
Through"
Hay-"First 100000"
Cramb-"G Germany and England" !"
Powell-"Fighting in Flanders"
Walpole-"Dark Forest"
Lodge-"Raymond."