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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-06
RICHMOND TURNS OUT
TO WELCOME SECRET TARY
Wave Of Patriotism Sweeps City
When Baker Comes 10 Tell
Of War Times.
STREETS LINED WITH PEOPLE
March to City Auditorium Is Scene
or Rare Demonstration - Dis, in
SuiShetl Visitor and Governor Re-
view Parade From Mansion

In welcoming Secretary OF War Baker
to the city last night Richmond did her
best. aud her best vas that spirit OF
loyal and sincere patriotism in which,
since the beginning ot the wa" she haa
set the pace for the nation: for practi-
cally the "dtirc city turned out to give
genuine rt..ruc" %. undivided sniport
10 the Sor.'rnmc:.t in this intcrna iioall
crisis. Thousands ANA thousands OF
people lined the streets from The Capt.
;ol to the City Auditorium. The Police
department had made carly prcpara-
tioma to handle Il large crowd. and pco-
pl" were warned 10 keep back from
the streets on the lmc OF march. AS
rc-cntorccmcnts to the police the Boy
Scouts marched on both sides Of the
parade. preventing tho possibility Of
anything marrinS the thcrouShncss OF
the parade
When room could not be found on
the sidewalk. little boys roasted in the
trees and hogan searching with hawk
like eyes for the appearance of the
Secretary OF War. Men and women
nocEcd TO the porchcS OF houses. ar-
riaudin2 vigorously at the sight Of
Secretary Baker. ON sccond-stor
por"hca and leaning from windows
could be seen old men :nd women.
probably with The memories of the
War between the states vivid in their
minds. waving old Glory ANA clapp!nE
their hands with all their strength
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-06
SPY CAUGHT IN FORT TOTTEN
"~tupid" Hutchrr hoy Found to lie ia
pert Map Maker and tU Have
Valuable Papers.
7iiy AsHociatcd Press.

NEW YORK. December ..-Although
he was "a German subject. Eric iIocckcr.
:, butcher boy. possessed an air Of such
profound stupidity that he was per-
iHit,cd to call daily at For; Tottcu in
his rounds. To-day he was intcrn"h on
Ellis Island. after army Intelligence
officers discovered that he had inpor-
tant papcr, among his effects. and that
he WAS expert tcicEraphcr and
map-makcr.
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Another U-Boat Gain
in Toll Of Big Ships

LONDON, December 5.-Si1tccn
British merchantmen of more than
1000 tons were sunk by n,lncs or sub
marines In tho pnst week. according
to the Admiralty statement Tonight.
Ono resseI under 1000 tons End four
fishing Nessels also were sunk.
The Iosses TO British shipping by
mine or submarine tho pre-, lous
week ronprincd fourteen merchant
men OF 600 tons or over and seven
Of less than that tonnage.
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ONE ITALIAN STEAMER
OVER 1,JOO Tons SUNK
IHy Associated rrcssl

~ Associated pTcss.l
ROME. December 5.-Losse, of
Italian .hippin- from submarine
ncti,ity during tho week ended Dc
ccmbcr were one stcamer Of more
thnn I.5Oo tons, one under that tom
nnRc md three small sailing Nc--
day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-06
CENTRALIZT; AtTHORt.r,
On STSGi.I: NtENtN

II President Wilson does no, ,Ir.,
10 take over and operate the railroads;
Commissioner McChord declared. ,b.
NEXT BEST p!aH would he to enact lc-
iaiation To ccntraiiHe Federal ;,u,hor-
ity over railroads in single agency.
The commissions report The frs,
special report in years. came AS sur
prise 10 Congress. but ii met an i'm
mediate response lin both tho Senate
anu House senator Newlands. chair
man Of the special congressional rail-,
road Investigating commission AMI of
the Senate Interstate Commerce. COM
mittcc. arranged u conference ,yitb
PRESIDENT wilson for mex, MONDAY ,n
receive executive recommendations,
Decisive action by the Eovrrnmcu, i'm.
mediatc!y is necessary, Senator Nnw-
lands said, TO insure efiicicn, oncr,,,on
OF the railroads and provide sunicieu:
capital
Chairman Adamson. OF The House
Interstate Commerce Committee. cx
pressed opposition to tho suggestion of
repeating the antipooiing provision OF
INC sherman act, and advocated loan
ing money only TO weak roads Rep
r"sentativc Sims. who will succeed
Representative Adamson as chairman
OF the COMMITTEES. advocated govern
mcnt operation. Representative ,;iIict,.
acting Republican leader said lac fa-
ror"d almost any plan short of gov.
ernmcnt control
hiG government loan To railroads
has been discussed among hiCh on;cial;i
for some time. and President Wilson H.
known to have given confederation to
such suggest 'a5 even bcfor" President
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-06
CONGRESS CLEARS
WAY TO ACT ON
WAR RESOLUTION
Joint Measure, Approved by
President. introduced
in House.
NOON OF WEDNESDAY FIXED
FOR BREACH IN RELATIONS
Applies to Austria Alone. Ger
l1lany's Other Allies Not
Being Mentioned.
TO SENATE COMMITTEE TODAY
Executive Departments Setting in
Motion Machinery tn Make
Declaration Effective.
NOON OF WEDNESDAY FIXED
FOR BREACH IN RELATIONS
TO SENATE COMMITTEE TO-DAY
Executive Departments Setting in
Motion Machinery tn Make
Declaration Effective.
rsw Assocla.ca rrc,.-l

Declaration Effective
u,,,,>,:,,.. 70
-eSS S'ca'e" tHc Wa ''-oaE io7
prompt response TO President Wilson's
call for declaration OF war with Aus.
,-i,,1u
'''' "'P' w" ~ '"'
i!oSi"cht ana the state department DC
ciaring existence OF a state Of war be.
tween tho United e.a.oa and ,rc in,
., 49,, -,
10! 81 N""'' i'""o ~ ID il
''''
'""o"uce' !" 'he mouse ana nhahI-
'"''' "P''''c" ~ '"e '''"N' oTc'sn
Ahaira Committee. u viii be reported
tomorrow for House debate on Fridav.
with nnaI action i'm tho S.n.., lat.
,ri. .,ooL -I.. -.
"'s ga : recon- :
t'o"' VIC resolution. winch ag-
;horizeS aud directs employment of the
nations armed forces lra!ns. Austria
aud rlctEes the co,n,-,,- resources ,o
I.ast ytn.
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.rains; the rovcrn,ncn, and ,bo ,.o,,o
o.! tho United states Of America aro,-
which are it's adherence 10 Tho nol;c,.
OF ruthless submarine warfare adop,ed
b. its ally. the imperial German gov
crnmcnt. with which the United state.
oi america is "a, war, and by giving
20 us ally aciivc support and aid on
""'H IAN" ahH sea IL the prosecution
- N"' against IN" government and
1870 VI ,'' "''cu Hi"'cs OF America;
w ~
ana ''oUSe
- '''e O'''e" 9,"'es
.r,a, ~ u
,l.s = 49, "S
since noon OF ;he 9Th day o. D.ca,nhor
1917, between tho United states OF
N'"'F ga ana the 'mperia ana royal
,"s" H''h Ian governments ana
~ "c' "hd nc IS heFchE'
'''N ''' 70 e"'P'oF the
,.;,, w
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.hc inno-i,1 "a 80,
-ari.n -ov.r,r., ,a .
conflict to = .,,ccossfrl ,,-m;,.,;n 49,,
tho resources OF tho coun,r,. .rc nor.h,.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-06
ABSENT HOUSE MEMBERS
hNSIOlS TO VOTE.

The principal debate and strongest
demand for addition of Turkey and
Bulgaria to the nations formal foes
is expected in the Senate. one days
debate is expected 10 suffice in the
Housc, where beginning Of considcra-
ton until Friday was postponed only
because many absent members tclc-
era pied to ask for brief delay so they
might arrive to vote.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-06
Warns Vast Rich
n,ond audience of 5, 900
That No One Can Tell
n mcrica's Future.

Forced into the great war for Tho
protection of "prjcclcss pr.ncipl,.,
upon which the United States was
founucd. rather than become tho vas.
sal of tho imnorioI ,:crn,,n .-o>arr
mcn,. America i; in the conflict TO win.
and none of it's inexhaustiblc resources
would hc SHARED .o obtain this .nd
declared Newton y. Baker. .;ccrc,arv
of War. last night 10 ZOO people
packed into the CITY Auditorium. after
fuily 1000 had been turncd away from
it's doors. No ono knew what was in
store for tho United states. he said
but the prosecution Of the war Ia ,
.;,icccsscul conclusion WAS tho on,y con.
sidcr:tion.
crou,d co-, u.i,,, ,,
.o,,, r,so., .,,i do,;,,.,, -.
ho =. am IL. -. 80
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-06
ARMS TtkEN 1T FOR
PROTECTION OF PRINCIPLES

Deafenins applause arose from the
sea Of up:urned faces in tho audi
,orium. From the very outset every
eye in the building had been directed
upon the stage. where the secretary.
small OF stature. bu, with counten-
ance blazing with seriousness. had held
them by his cool tmd clear indictment.
first. Of Gcrmany's ambitions for world
dominion. and. second. oil tn. war il
had waged upon the unprotected women
and children. it's invasion of the homes
Of noncombatanis and Of tho outraSes
perpe.rated.
secretary Baker was Introduced by
Governor stuart. who declared ,ha, all
state lines We're oblitcrttcd. and the
people OF this cointry though, "as a
nation responded as nation and
when they spoke. spoke as a nation"
lie had previously lunched at the Gov
ernOr'S Mansion and reviewed the mil
itary parade. l:ad roads between Rich
n:ond and Camp Lee. which tho sccrc-
tary visited yesterday afternoon. caused
considerable delay in the party arriv-
inS in Richmond. The parade arrived
at the auditorium shortly before
o'clock
In opening his address. Secretary
Eaker said that it was happy ma.
ton which. engaged in a Srca, war.
can return TO examine its conscience
with a smile. II was after 100 years
OF commercial aud industrial activity
that this Grca; nation found itself no
longer possible Ia keep from becoming
cntanGlcd in the overseas struggle.
Eut every time this country examined
its conscience il came bact strong and
steady that il was battle OF right
cousncss, ono in which arms were taken
up for the protection Of priceless prin-
ciplcs which were necessary for the
human race
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GAIN EFFICIENCY ONLY BI
THOROUGH CO-OpEUtTIDN

THOROUGH CO-OPERATIoN
These considerations led the commits
sion 10 what il considered an inevitable
conclusion that a high state of cT-
cheney could be maintained for the
railroads only by thorough CO. opera
t!on. elimination Of duplication or
routes and other elements OF expense
and energy. and elimination Of the eco
nonic waste which comes from compc-
tition. This would mean. it was
pointed out a complete reconstruction
G: the policies under which railroads
have been developed.
II the alternative Of government op-
GRAFTON under the direction Of the
President be adopted. said the COM
mission. suitable guaranty of an ade-
quatc annual return should be given.
with provision h. which the roads
could reimburse the government for
improvements after the properties arc
returned TO private owners.
The only hint OF the comm.ss ion's at
titudc toward the railroads pending
application for - per cen, higher rates
vas given in AN assertion that the
roads are entitled to demand Just and
reasonable rates sufficient 10 Weld fair
returns and tho comment that although
railway earnings IN the past year have
broken al records tho purchasing
power OF The earnings is greatly de-
creased.
steps taken Dy the railroad war
board two weeks ago 10 pool ears on
crate roads somewhat as a uni, by
loanins facilities 81 one 10 another.
"crc recognized hy Commissioner Nc
Chord in his supplementary report as
valuable. but he maintained they were
only halfway measures. IIc said tho
railroads nov arc taking, orders from
too many government ascncics-thc
Interstate Commerce Commission. the
war Industries Boards priority dircc-
tor and War and Navy Departments
inc shipping i'oard and the fuel and
'ood administrations. As a result Of
inc conflict Of orders and priority. he
said. railroad operation is approach
ing chaotic ropbiiirp
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Continued on Second raGc)
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tContinucd on SECOND FaGc.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-11-16
CHAPTER v---continued.

Tha sight Of the little craft. stnnch
and buoynnt. bobhing about Jus! below
us In the glow ot light. brought back
my courage. Ay, ther. was chance
here we could get Tres OF the doomed
yacht; We were not 10 perish like
drosning rats, helplrssly, To be sure,
tbs ,,,.sss. 1as ai8a.s 'sn+.' mere
dinghy intended for use In smooth WI
tsrs :, Why tt,sy had eonrtnasd tfhllln3
II satefn 40 far Mt sea wns 4 mystery !,
Jet II would bear the three Of US unless
= storn arose. There was no time to
seek either blankets or provisions, nor
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-11-16

was there any fresh water to be had ---
but At least W. need not SO down with
the ship, We had still hope VI res,
cue. fighting ehance~-t'oj be thanked
for that
My hand closed over hers az abe
tnrne,l, and looked NJ tuc. Never In amy
eyes have seen such glimpse Of
steady courage.
'"rhe boat IL s,rong. stauch she
will carry US, Mr. Nollisr'
"Ay this Is better than ] dared hope
Rut ther" IL nv time ~ lose. thu yacht
II settling inst SIZE those. bubbles NJ
air. why, | san alnfoSt fesl ths
droop of the pianks beneath my feet,
Here, Mccain, bear a baud Pull your
self up by ,hs, flae becker: NOW gvt
Erlr berry, Arr you sailor cnough "
sttt@ down that rcpe ga
lie stared at the beat. hotrins NJ
aed down ON the black water. With
laeklQSsrr eyes. ......-
TIT, will sink" he half soehed.
1T 1T Is almost full Of watpr,"
''S.as aa.hing :" my disgust rising
beyond ceutrul III will hoIa twier
your weight nswu With yoa, and bail
ThtN stand by 60 hclp tho laty, Over
yea ~, my lad Il ! hare IN pitch yea
hradiWk thsS Is ~ tfmc go argue the
matter WIZ you try Il euIetlyf
,ie starred wv into my face, hut his
fear er nne must have h.'rn grvater
than q the lsppinE water brtaw, for
the strands uf the rape Slipped through
his fingers, ami IN lR>tsn, ,sier he
cis'uher,i into the baw Of the boat,
and sank cato his knevs In the water.
Te ivy rv,Iet tbs dty did Nm sink
greatly beneath his weight, the water
shlrped pRostag scarcely ankle dssp
II woaid support the threr " Us with.
cot astltux. The yacht rVtled So star
heart, fairly h1ry'nS her rail, thought
she would never rise sxatn. anl MY
arms c,Ssp~Si the girl 80 Hold her
eteady Then ,hc hulk r0se slowly,
painfully, like stsa, struggling for
one lssr hrva,h. Ne words csa describe
the dead sesiisn seeilaS ~ the sinking
hulk ang.er "a
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-11-16
CHAPTER WI.


Scarcvly had we taken this new
course when the sun. now we'll abovs
tbs .hasisaa- a rcd. hall OF Gre. hurst
through a rtst In the clouds, and 'ha
vaiers in our wake became o trail Of
crimson. The enc.rrHag rlist ssesnesf
reni asEnsrr by some invisible power,
whirllng away IKE vreaths ~ smoke
blown by the Sind. and yielding Us
bread siew 10 where SKY and ocean
met. Our strslaing eyes caught no
~Arre y signal Of life or hope, no CLEAN
OF distant soil. no black shadow Of
smoke. We were alone In the drear
waste Of water. with not even a speed
Ing seaguli to break the DUH vista Of
warning sea and sky.
/ forcct myse,s 10 tr-n away from
the grim fascsna ton. back 10 the boat
In which we hoAted- MtCann had sunA
down aheft the Jury mast. and rested
there hanging ever the side. Starring
ncoaily dawn into ths green vstes.
Ha heavy race exhibited no lnssf~st
and tocked sirnass brutal In the garisa
light. Lord. hos the appearance at
,As man bad tk4sg~dl CSsid this Be
tie same .eaicw l had played cards
with On the eaarterdeea Of The Esnes-
alsia only two days hsfcres why. tase
he had hesn tie kfe Of the ccGpaW.
fuis cf hufpor, . BIZ rough tn speech 70
be sure, ard driaking more than WIS
uecessarJ. pei syFAr~affy a good RET
lev. But ncv-~hy. he actually hsd
the aspect ef q brute; aye. and nkN
wsse the rannexs Of ooe- A Hnsse
rsrht Of danger ard exposure bad szs'
Coed 10 bring to the surface hss true
character, had stripped Of the veneer'
snd p-cTen him . hcliyins coward. ID
snrss,. and un~fIrng. fsif ny teeth
close tightly as I looked ~ haia. but
r~ilrf came wh@u tHrned toward The
rsrs, sea.~a aear roe. ssse Erss hare
.es, tire snteD.,seSs with wssca ! re-
zrsesa Ter, fss~ See tz-nes sssS'Assssly. .
ausk sissersnx her ctsesss@
~Isn', u wessssrfsl- ,dr. ksosIis. tive
way these ssarsss and waves eicSss
yvssssx, such E4syvsaess Eassats ef
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-11-16

CTo w c.'oSTIsv ED
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-11-16

No gifts are quite 80 much alspTvsd.
ated nv those Witch show the raIn#tmk.
Ina WORK ~ the siser, The pretty
work basket. pictured shove. In sssrh =
token NJ warm friendship NJ every
wainan might wssh 10 g3sc 10 sasueous
psar and dear 10 her,
II IN made NJ paper reps In gray ard
achievement sp BE proud NJ and a wift
10 cherish. Little pockets. set ahs,ot
the timing " the basket ut the sides
will carry all the tools for sewing.
They sTe 1sasas s& the ,fssaev<,,lssssd, allk.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-11-16

Even tar baby IL ~ hsTr patriotic
bent given to bis affections l'y nsraas
~ toys this year. raFic SatSi apissars
mtnsug the clever. hntoe mhae Christ.
mas dolls. ,isat reveal r'8syher ball
sofnew here tn their anatomy. They
have lInr hosiiea. stuffed with tsttb@
cotton and ere dressed In co,ton -
hrscx. as cotton Ganael. t4dnftsn~n W.
paaeals. -
In the rnrte fern dell thu ball n
us~d for TIE head but In tho nfhss
cne II fsakes The hraY THIS assl IN
dressed In biae ei5eraowa and has
rgw ri TIE tin;~st yAnsri ha'tssnS down
LIS rgtund turamy. When the hail ID
panched the teti sau~afs rsach ~ tn
surprise and delight ~ his tahyssip.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-11-16

ceswss On tAerv v He esrusF ne ~
s~m r
"Esst aae3ys d ssnesfs tx sxs htasty.
ake THAR 0t ssxsr cmts~ answered
Tss<h@s~ we a@a ewsRsF hgs'@ktast,
Msass yszx lss aae sae yeasr hex vi hasN
essass ~ daylight
she hseaxAs se-aa saTth t@Feshes
with the us. A hstie s~a wafsw hxa
sass~d sasa sAa h&x. Sa& TIE ,sasst ssy,
sss were paos~ ar is~s asAto~w~a. ywt
eaeagA rensala~d s~e~t and wAesesaaas
~ stvw ase hag~ Of their xusfasnsag ss
unsii wee shaaaa e~ piekesa 70 BY ssaas
49, =-.iEag svSs4sa, Tbs, water taE. Aaw.
ever, Ass csiis hail Oiled aud naass he
sFagsRgay Gsest
We will ge 90 short rstiaa&~ an.
Gouac~si. Sra@sanx y hasraat with my
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-11-16

knisa -Jass enoagh to keep us from
starving. Here, hct1ann, u ycur por.
| ton"
iie reached out ana sooS What I
handed him: shea gave ntterance u .
curse.
MY God DO you mean arm TO
breakfast on this half hiscnitr' he OK.
claimed angrily,
'On that. or on none At ALL" | an
swercd. eyeIng him steraly. "fou
haven't done ~ much work an to earn
double ra,inna give yoo the same ~
take myself, All We have IL what IL
In this bag. and heaven knows when
We shall meet ship"
"Sh'p, h-----l We are not far from
| Long Island"
two hundred rniles ut least. and
with this jury rig we should have to
make some wide tacks on that COURSE
Take what l give yeu. man. and be de-
ccns about H."
He xrumhied something regarding
his belief that ! was keeping mass Of
the food for myself. bat I broks La. Dc.
ter,nlaed 10 end the discnsnan:
That's talk enough. Eat your half
biscuit tho same ~ We do. and b.
thankful you have got that: and whSn
| you como III the '~wsss, eu~ swallow
cash win BE- nil We ere entitled 10, rss
hear ney'
"Yes. hear you: but who In thun-
der are youT
The oaly seaman on beard. McCann.
and the HE Of this young lady. ~ well
~ your swn. depends ca my Judgment.
am not seeking trouble with yoa, bat
you win obey my orders white We are
anoa, here. or take ths consequences.
That hall a.srsst - y~as sassa1 ! ~&t "
or leave II, a. you please. hus you1i
cut out the profanity. and III not
warn you sgain"
lie was too greAt 0 coward 10 forcs
the Issue, aud fell to munehins his bis
cult one hand gripping the ganwals,
"A though he wished my throat was b.
tween hrs ftnrerx. An ! nibhied Il my
own small portion. wstchful Of hts
movements, and thinking of how best
to kee? the fellow nj safe distance.
The xirl leaned toward me, and Shi~
psred a word Ia my ear,
atI. 49, ~ s..m 49,, st. krS%
In his pocket, while be lsy asleep In
the bow. You win be careful. Mr., Heb
llsf"
"You need have no fear far me-
answered reasurinxly. and vsnsurwd
10 touch her hand where II rested an
the thrart e~sw~ea "a Il hare been
hucSo nste. my LADY. AID learned
how to handle his hind. II be ever
draws n sun Oh 1s cut here, I'll teach
him something be never learned JET In
Wall street.
The hours Of sAs. Car fairly dragged
aioag. IN We stared oas daii%yed On
the sane vista Ut sea and xky. The
gfrs and I taiked- avoiding Ga snurh IN
possible all reference to ca, sstsss!on.
and thu fate At the yacht. aur canwar-
satsoo triftiag hsr~ and tk~se We
spdke of books ct Ar. Of drama. sol
whe exhibited even . wider nng~ Of
knsw,eigs On these subye~ts tAan
po&sessed. while her eomneass were
ke@n and ortEsaal--an< petiantis. nor
hcckish IN sny way. bot The ostxpesss
frsAkDe0 Of yoang vosnanacod. In
deed shs vss wAolssone I'll tAfoagA
Aer face mirror of her pature ~
eyes reAect:rg beeA each mood Never
h~fnre had ] met eoe Of her so -
deeply Interesting. - xrcoayenno2Ai
and psaia-xy,oker.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-11-16
CHAPTER VI.


To cling there ionges. 10 delay
another r~Ancns, woatt ~ >atci,ie l
leaned far evrr and la,SVa t0wn at
tae finehy new rtSsn- aaj failing VA the
swell caused by shs piGuse q the
yacht. MS'snn WAS ap1R his srevs
estnglag 10 the giswalcs. bis face
turoei prsard plsag,laS,y toward the
hSht.
Catch this isntsea. McCann.~ |
called so~a te atTn Sharply. y VIII
sxang /, to yca 81 ta,, esd 04 ra;,e
Heu. nan' Nc. sAsvw ~ tie Il So
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-11-16

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