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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-10-15
MYzyK, Frank. Russia, Poland.
NUSEO. John T.. Anna. Tex.

NOShO. john t., Anna, lex.
o'TooLE, stephen j.: Proyidenee,. R. I.
eAI9h A;, ehssss nisa italy,
kE tx; .1s James ne.n L.. Ners s Miss.
RE!NHART, Charles F.. Allentown: r.:
RoEsLER: Gastave: jr:: Astoria Ny.
R0SEMAH. Harry c., Mo@ry. Pa
ROSENWEIG. Louis. Fottsville. Ia,
E0I-SDT. Edva I'd r.. Canastota. y. =:
sAsnERsoN. Leon l.; He!ly Springs. Miss.
SH0ENER. Samuel. Philadelphia. Pa.
sIEGFRIED, Norman L.. 0rxisshurg. fs.
sJN;REN. Walter. Meneminee. Mich.
SPENCE Roy n, Pittsburgh "a:
s $40 q! David ", Eas.on, Pa;
ssT ST.. :kS Fred c. Seattle. "ssa.
oh 5oi u.s. s. Pa
TH q RES Nate: r; 1eslyn Hslshts. N. I.
WaZE 9s ce %is.S w. r sfGs'a p.
WHALEN, Walter. A.. Brooklyn. N. +.
P PpI PI,; Jesse l.. Willmathsvi.le. No:
POTTER: Archie Nj. Hdena. Ohio. TO-
PIkIs. Moses. La Porte, Ind.
ssS SHIl Gustay T.. Tamaqua F.
SCOTT, joe, Miller Ferry. Ala.
SMITH. Ralph. Pine Grove. Pa.
sPEEE- Him. tiaylcs.ille. Ala.
sTEELISt;;; trans;; jersey City; n J.
sAfs l a1Sar, w. s ssSaylsl H,ren Pa
:s;zzEJANsKI. John South nend. Iud.
TAYLOR. Robert p. IaSlor:. Neb.
M sfs; L. fff hiisdsp1s F..
THOMPSON II Ralph L: panvilis Pa.
MALLssi. Chester NJ. Wallm., n. D.
W WkEE aSsrF DALAI, Es1s ca s aH Okla
WYsocKI. Lee: Brookiysa. \. 7.
HARLEY: Michael. Brooklyn. \. 7.
IL oS.Ra
EIESEE: Henry C.. South Ozone Park, n. +.
zk1GLEf, leroy. Bedford. Pa.
MISSING IN ACTION
LdEETENANTs: s',r
T t,1 Charles Eoston. Mass.
j !, Franklin l.. chew .'ha.e. Md.
M NJ. Horace W. Cezinth; Miss.
STEPHENSON, wsype r.. Eskcrsscld, Cal.
IHo .MpSg u, Robert E.. Temple, Tex.
ToLsMA: Jacob. lie Mars, Iowa.
sEg ~ S,ET.H Frederick, Richmond Hill. y, Y
BAr pR;A Russell D., Kansas City. No
A!.LEXANpER. James ". Lebanon, Va.
EaRRI: Patrick J.. Warehouse Pciot, Conn.
BASS. Harry, Shamrock. Ky.
n. IL.
CARY. Marvin E.. Westport, Tern,
GAnEKlNA: I,olnihick, Washington, Ia.
C e. Otis l., Davenport. Iowa.
LARK. Bernard II. Philadelphia, Fs.
COLEMAN. Warren H., sodd7, Tcpu.
C0tSsnN: frank W. Sheridan. 'wyo.
CRAWFORD. Charles T.. Nanticoke, fa.
oosR1. Charles Baldwin. Mich.
- Ton, Harry W.. Ocontn. Erb
ECAAS: yirceut. New York, n. 7.
ESPIN $50, Ross, Cotton. Cal
T r; ssnjsls'u i; Harrisburg. IA.
GEARY. Fred. Shire. Ter:
gILEERT. Willisn. RaLerton ~
.soELgI:- Ernest, Faribanlt MIN.
G iiR1 wy ID, Merton: Rrooklsn y. T.
kczAK. Stauislau. Depew. n. +.
LAST. Frank J.. Shioetcn. Wis
l,EAkE, Lester F.. Msrceliue Mo,
M M9okGH 4a,,m Joseph e F. New York. n. T.
MIN. Joseph T.. Philsdeipais. Ia.
.,oL.Ak. Edward j., Waterbury, Conn
NORTHERN. William H., Light. Ark
oLEAkER, Arthur n, Parkersburg, ". Va,
KILLED In ACTION.
LIEUTENAETs:
M M9gME; I Is;t 4, Hou..on, rex.
a'ps sERek ks1sh w. Appleton. Wis.
gar1s Charles bari NJ. Cincinnati. Ohio.
Tae eMa NIs Jacob J.: Ct PAM. MINI
~. if'e1stLS. Autel1a, iowa.
Ao1 Sap q ues1, Iompkinsville. n. 7.
Rs9HAk: K kstTIss Z. TsstIsn Mas.
HARDINGER George g., Garrison. Jovs
MetHtAs u fnrey l.. Risir;Tille: Pa
SIRAIIkOPULoS, ninitrios C. r+~,,s,
Bluffs. iowa. W
PRIVATES:
ANDERSON, Ernest L.. Kinssvflle. Ter
APIGI!LA, Carmine, New York, 4.
AChELiUs, James H.. Hswburypor+, Masx.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-10-15

Make Liberty's Defenders
--invincible-Buy More
{ BONDS. Pershing's boys
/. don't stop with one Hun
don't you stop with one bond.
npAro-o3e anLLWoRK & LUMBER,
DaE keE s. s4as1 ny. av.: 1,i7 7th st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-10-15
BOND AUCTION AT LAUNCHING
4&,UW,m0 in Bonds Taken at
NtVark's Big Shirvard Event

r.EN YORK October 1s.-Cheeret;
b .,sh officials of tbs United States
Shipping Roard, diplomatic repre-
sanlHttoea &c Tbs t-enty-twc allied
nations and several hundred citizens
wso had Just subscribed So 9oo, 900
IN liberty bonds at . sensational
auction" conducted b. Charles NJ
EctEcao. director general of the
Emergency Fleet Corporation. the
Fabricated cargo vessels Allies and
Cousort were launched yesterday at
the Submarine Boat Corporations
Newark shipyard.
A Aeeupefaffve Diet In Infiuenxn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-10-15

Total to date. ....... .50sS09
Eote.-Above is the summary OF
casualties issued by the War Depart
ment The list includes those lost at
sea, also the total Marine Corps cas-
uaities to date, but does not include
the Navy casualties.
Army casualty lists for last night
and today contain 9s5 names, divided
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-10-15
PALMISTRY.

NILE. ZAEA. SCIENTIFIC TiIMtSr IND
psJ' oic from Me- her,. ~ st the SaY"v.
l4cs and CiraTf NV. Complete psychi. read
Ing s. Sci"ntific faIni!strz s.. "a1r by
appesrtnenf. ph"l 'o4 ..'".
gIZf.-H ELl"h:. WHOSE Nc>pEI;fIL.
EIscs. f~i e -: .Ee s-ipu,T Of .S ir1isiry il at
f>act7p. the arJeEtiol CT tn; .rti-e public
HUNDREDS src rrsi-trc her. -,ar s-c., snl every
one ssceris hs5 tie lnehss' ..siss. ic., s..
dours, 10 i-ul- 10 IL pm. tex. Sta and 8 n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-10-15

PEI Nu>T
Scientific tra,al.t anl clair,osan+: can &c ON
R1ttsI 81 all aGairs of life. Readings. 81. 1916
Esy7 Tctk sc. Nv. tetrssn Ito snI 18Th
ste. Hour. 10 an IN 6 p.r IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-10-15

Aeeupefnffve Diet In Inf1uenAa.
Herls-k's Nailed Mlk. vexy digestible.
SRCyexnent.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-10-18
..xAkaEsH. :

Mr. and Mrs. W. NJ. Allison. oa
Nashville. are visiting the lattw' q
mother, Mrs, Laura Taylor.
The Liberty Day program and
Bond Rally given at Vanleer sehoo!
last Saturday night was very we'll
attended. aud SLIGO worth Of
bonds were sold,
Mr.. Leaman Daniel. who hss
been i'll with influenza. 10 still i'm.
proving, and his wiir il nov very i'll
with the same disease at the home
of her mother. Mra Rarbse.
Mr.. and Mr.. Charlie Marsh and
Miss Rosa Johnson visited ,h. tor,
nes's parenh Sunday.
Miss Irene Hunter, OF Clark sviiie
10 Waiting her mother. Mp. W. L.
>Mctiee, She has, inst recovered
from an attack Of Spanish Ind uen.
n.
Rev, W. II. Rollins, who ha.
,ass returned home irom T. onier
eace. 10 i'll With Spanish inna ensa
Mrs, N. II. Eubank has beeo Wis
itina her mother. Mrs. Lee Oh, OF
Charlotte.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-10-18
FOR COLDS Anb GRIPPE
FOLLOW DOCTORS
ADVICE.

Ask any physician or druggist
and he viii tell sou that the frs,
step in the treatment nt cold
cough, luhasnza or grippe should
invariably be a brisk caiomel,
called CaIotabe This alone IL
often suthcien, tn br~ak UP a severe
cold over night. or cut short NJ
attack Of grippe aud possibly
prevent pneumonia.
One Calaiah on the tongue at
hed time with a swallow Of water. --
that's all. No salts. no nausea nui
the slightest inlerier~nes with yout
ssting, pleasures ~ ~wk, Sexs
morning your cold has vanisheo
and you, entire system IL purified
and refreshed CaiosAhs are 500
only in original sealed package,
price ,hir,y.iiye cents. Recommend.
ed and guaranteed by druggist
everywhere. Price refunded II you
are no, delighted--ads.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-10-18
SERVICE is BROAD
I E,IK COMMUNITY


CsaA ruums iSg ssa&sess sas~ssAsa'
ssnis iw TIVE a.ess Ia kaskL 9Askass
h~ suAs Al~~eesAs aa@a ansk taxa'
Ksxaa@, sassli. bus aasawsasssd ss'FT
sss& 10 sxassssx aud sA@ss Esa@Sssss
ana frs~aAsz~saass are saszas es ssrs
nAEifsad activities vi tAe Aas GAsss
0nnzmsaaas Service
h ~ War CAmp canssaarity Ser
M sssaes esas~ To tbs sastAssss It's
q EA~ soasaseg aad p+0sads~ fcF has
nuaasKi Al SSH ~ BasasAl sassssR'
~ furnishing tn~ isssisises saies
nak~ h Psssssae bH Aiss to rvaas
fuA the ssfMya ~ asilsas~ staiaFAa
- We p&ssxAf@tion fH ss~ssaa'
egAtsag
M syrss1a h the sea esst'is aaa ~
asthstsss are ~ sAsssasas No. The cir
exnteaxae~ ii tss snssaaaA Tbca
sAsas ~ ~aaies esss lsis sdvAatass
= Hs facilities and ether thousands
q s~sasss~s and fssaassa AZ &asN hcyl
tn t'nsie SHta's aaifusn Asv d&als
ksnehts~i shNtaga Va sast~aa sxs
n~~s Ut eGors
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-10-18
SOLDIERS
ANXIOUS FOR BOOKS



f,~-pi's tha fact that tho ~esn
transportation facilities are b~ins tar
ss 10 the usmoTi. ,he task NJ rressd
lng reading natter FOR the bays To
the trenrhes 10 beinx handled with
On erie'ehcy and disrs'eh that IL sur
rrialng even 10 ,hs@e who srs clearly
n toach with the situation
The American f4nrsfY assoelatio1,
which has sheuider~d line r~sponslhi''
ssy m collecting brooks, TAxMainss
and Newspaper. hv the millions In
every city and 'own ,hronshou, The
rnuh,Yy, In distributing this haze
quantity " reading matter IN the
mwa IN France through tn. Y w. G.,
A., the Rcd Cross. the Knights -
rolamhas and 'ne salyssna Arfny,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-10-18
BUILDING MORALE
OF JEWISH TROOPS
Wsrs OF Js~ssA welfare aeafd efo.
eaeirs spiendia sssalts IN
CAmps ana rrsnchss

No more effective work toward
maintaining the highest morale airssssx
the American troops. has hr~n aasac
by AIRY var ,s'ssRsaasitM tAsi Wy IN
jewish Welfare board which N -
gagged IN is sssa ~ Asserting up The
lines u exsnasn anicstit1in t,vfwasa fhs
trwish men In tho breaches and
trailing ca,Aps and ,hs folks back
bore
.ss.ii.ssss that, La .ths. straGEis. n
morale agstnsi ~ka'tNrT tse Ara~ricsE
srmy Aas every advsatNg~ tina, viii
insure sBreess ;he Jewish otxanisar
ilun Ia making Ito chief tissue me
sts~pniax If mental and moral ahrs
snoHg Tho soldiers " the Hebrew
fAnh The call fer workers In argent
ard rabbits. professional men loafnai
sA's. social serseFs ans others are
entering Inc service II the JssisA
Welfare Board 40 mske vp the ~
WORKERS needed 10 Al tha ranks,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-10-18
"Smith.Maxwe!t.'

Chas. h. Smith. Of Waco. Texas.
and Miss Margaret Belle Maxwell.
81 this place. we're quietly married
Sunday afternoon at 3 O'Clock at
the Study oil Rev. DR., James l..
Vance, Of the Fir, Presbyterian
Church. OF Nashville. Tenn, In the
presence Of 4 lew close friends, The
bride wore \ blue tailored dress
with hat 10 harmonic and her csr.
cage bouquet was Of Brides Roses
and Lilly oi the valley.
The groom 10 the son ci Mr. and
Mrs. Chss. n Smith, ST.. Of Waco,
Texas. and tho bride 10 the only
daughter Of Mrs. Emma Maxwell.
u this place.
The bride and groom will spend
few weeks In Nashville, after
which. they will leave tos- Macs,
Texas, where they will make their
home with the groom 8 parents
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-10-18
The Promised Land.

The Anglo-saxons caloh,ssd
America Tor the benefit al the Jews.
This at any rata. has long been tbs
CONVICTION oi many mn ravieus xaii.
Semitic.
The Jewp eDloniu~i the Holy
Land Tor lb- til,lsusts benefit II the
Anglo.saxons hut ihe ultimate
beLsilriaries, Under g@nssai Aileuby.
have arrived rather lats The vine.
yards which ye planted not are
welding only mearrt harvest 10.
|dsv.
To many al w In America the
|ssEssu t.sad lNeseps,, sua,sp ss,s,,
psigns have only a secondary
importance. W. s~e their sensi-
menisi rather than ,hsif strategic
|sieniacance, aud tsk- shn,s 81 the
Kaiser from Nazareth " the Garden
|oi Eden 10 lona-fange mAthsman.
ship the effectiveness u which IL
not dieeefnible 70 evefy sys.
Have We forgotten the besst thss
came from Berlin when Constants.
|nople became accessible In Germsny
10y alliance with Bulgssisg An
empire extending from Tho North
Sra 10 the Persian Gull can never
be- blocksd~d'' vas shs pronounce.
ment, hut the empires t.oandasi1
Are narrower to-day. II ih@ allies
continue their advance h Syria
aud Msaopotamis they will soon
hold 4 line extending from the
Black .Aea h. lhs Meditsrsnesn.
locking the eastern door III Asia
Niger.
Moreover. j, haa lately t.esn
declared BY Professor Scott and
other grain experts ihst The Mes.
opotamian wheat crop csn psuvIde
sband aniIy ies the allied asm,es.
And SINCE th~ Garden NJ Kden in no
longer needed TO support Adams
immediate family circle. il may ~
xeil iesd uhos@ IL his fsrssstet
psrssny N are ~mih pfssssvv1(
It woald br 4 mistake 10 lei ANY n
It, psosiooe sppease aEpetitss II
p0asdxm.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-10-18
HUT SERVICE PROVIDED
FOR MEN N BRITAIN



Lsadon, The Kn,ghts "a CoswmsSs
n tss>ai isrs.Aaa aTs Makiag rrnsrk
~ proGrsas IN fAsar sRs<ss IN ~
W. aAesassss sAat VII saAAis m&a
n IL CAissA asAass iofcss ovsrssAs
- a3sy sscA socAAl satsstaihmess
= VII Asip to hnxhssa the routfne
q 9zasasy ard sGval lisa ~ y The
Dsu.M syfrfaS, 'hsr hsre sstasi'sh
q asAs q - fosSevtax posfs IS
0DDses Nssa. .<ea4x- hutss
nDoDa, usxs@kAmsAoG. ard iAsse-
- fsmSc~ssy suyetares hsre
IN 0srssd IN AAxy e he srs~
auA vAteA srs 10 - rspascad
dmg1 n ssAssaassa hHss
! - ~ AeNs sss<~tarSss hare hsss
01no o.. - tAs rssyoass 10 krips.
- On0Gl men u high Htsespass
- su1y synrsshs@ ESsA wan -
- 0nkv ev~ ysasS ~ ass enc m
unnn1 hsmsplf shecmdisnsisy a. re
GuQioD e De seEaAisstssa. IN vAss,
~ - It aaAsw o. tAr1shtD -
~ - assd
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-10-18

In Chsncerv Court ut Charlotte.
Tennessee.
In this cause, /, appearing la the
Clark and Master. from The bill.
sworn to. that the Defendant {. c.
Hall 10 \ nonresident al the State
and cannot be ssr~ed with process
|, 10 therefore ordered by the Clsrt
4 Master thai said Defendant. c.
C. Hall. appear at the Courthouse
10 Charlotte. Tena. on os before tn.
FOURTH MONDAY in OCTOBER.
rext. 1918.
and plead. answer or desnr, to the
bill 6led agsins, him in the abov.
cause ios divorce. or same will be
,skeo IA. confessed and the cause
set foo bearing u parte, /, 10 fur.
,hes ordered that this notice be
published in the Dickson County
Herald. ios q, least Tour weekly
publications, as required by lsx in
such cAse&
Witness my hand sy oifsee 10
Charlotte. this Sept. Sob. 1918
]. J. TAYLOR, c. Il n
ROY C.. CuLLlA. Sol
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-10-18

/ afY'



Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Anderson. oi
Nashville. spsnt the weekend here
the guests Of the iormer's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. y. J Anderson,
Will Galloway, Of Dickson. was
hess sunday.
Ms. l.. u, Lee and little daagh
ter, Helen. OF Dublin. Ca, have
returned home after spending =
lev days with relatives and friends.
Andrew Walp. u Nashville. h
visiting his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ira Walp.
Gsissbv Stuart. NJ Calhoun. Ca.
speut Sundav with homeiolks.
Leonard Carton. Of Kingston
Springs, Was here Sunday
The Public School has been sus.
expended tor two weeks on account,
oi Spanish mhueuts. "a there art
severnl cases ber.
Mrs Carlos Smell, Of Wr,ghtsvi!ls.
Ga, has returned home after spend
inc several DAYS here with be-
parents, Mr.. and Mrs J. = Richard
son.
Mr.. and Mrs Ed Rseasr. aut
little son, Carl spent Suuiny viii
shs formers mother, Mrs Ali,
Rsedss
Mrs, Cl-ason Hall. who il nov
employed By Cain Sloan L Co. ~
Nashville. il spending few day
with homeiclks
Miss Nars Carr leit SUNDAY n
Huntingdon. where abe hss accept
cd . position a. teschu
Master Eara Hail entertained the
little talks SATURDAY with \ party
Mr. and Mrs A. ., R.edsr yer,
oh ,pping in picksan Friday,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-10-18
SIX !. N. c. 1. WOMEN
.......... ESCAPE FROM RUSSIA

Alfalfa. Gs~~The rir -&rr~saFs~s
sea. to Russia . year ags w The
yoang woHen's Christian Asso<sa'
,icu 10 orxanire the work u The ~
socta,snn IN P~sruEsnd and ssh~s
large cities, hare ESCAPED srws kss
sfa, 10 is~ news ,usi recssy-d
Tie whereabouts ~ these ssr ~
n@n bad t~s\ snkaewn sns months
Whether they we're alsss ~ dead
Mad bssa . ussrs naatilsr n GasA@
wort
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-10-18

Mrs. 4. n, SiaeuherSier. Rookie ID
Ind. states; For an attacks q
bronchial trouble which usual,
ayeails me In the sprins I in1
Aamheflain's Cough Remedy th.
oaly thinx that aives NE relief
After using II Tor a lev days al
signs 81 bronchial trouble disap
pears"
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-10-18

Mrs, William Bell. Loganspo, t.,
Ind, writes; Il deem il my duty ~
expires NV gratitude ios the good
taamberiain's Collie and D,arrhoea
Remedy did me when | had a severe
attack al 'iissrhoea thrre years ago.
II vas the only madeleine that
relieved me adv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-10-18
OBITUARY..

I--- ~ NJ
/. us IVA OFT, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs, q. +. or. Va, born =,
Butte Neerssks, Dec. 90 1894:
died at Nashville, Tenn. Del. ON,
1918, aged II years. Q u,op,h, and
~ days. She !eined tie NJ r
Church 10 1911. at JOY. Neh a,
which place she resided nn,;l conn
ING TO Dickson. Tenn, IN pe,.m-
Der. 1915.
Funeral services xer. conauc,es,
BY the pastor 81 the Pr~hy,sr,sn
Church, Rev. Herman A. Cot. D.
D.. a. the undertaking rn m. Of G.
c. Collins 4 Son. in Dick .ou, on
Nt IL, 1915. The burial "a. ia
uaion Csnesers.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-10-18

/ ". sfrsings Registered Jsr.~y
boil rsn be- tonnd II HE barn pss-
|iuYe id Diek,oG. cssnssd maH tEsss
|as oil siDss.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-10-18

sueAriee Ia lee HgRu, nav
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1918-11-07

EvAfyhodS hss some friend whom
they wish u mako happy lt may
BE- Mother or Father. Sister Or Bro
ther lsmay be 4 Wife or ii may
be Sweetheart and often Them
selves.
Our stock Of .Jewelry ard Brie-a-
BFac il complete Each piece has
been carefully selected and w feel
satisfied that visit from you viii
bear ua out that Ne have IL fine
selection AZ Gan be foana anywhere.
Any artiele that gou may selert
will be laid aside ana delivered when
wanted
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-27
The Ford Eagle" viii Help Get the Kaiser's
Goat; Wonderful Record Made BY Detroit Man

fistroif. July sT,-wsth the launch
ing % Eagle I. the first Of the sieet Of
s1bnarin~ sestroyer s,sing bsilt By
Hsnry Ford for the United States
Navy, detailed information ooncsrn-
ing he construction. psrposes and
pus1Dfiifses of ftis newest naval vea-
pon became pssiic for the first time.
The r>nsrAi belief that the bozss usre
litfis more than exagrers,et lzsnchss.
sgu'v'~1 Win iisht guns. vas dis.
p<ii>< When the vessel. zos feet long.
isrSsr than the oid fy,< of rnssd
states cs<uoyers. vAs dropp~1 into
.hs waters % fbe River Roase ~ |.
rrss; nzchznism operated by by
1rssiic pr~~~sre. T.bsisfsd BY dates
he <toyy % fh< Eseis IL this.
D>>enb>r -. isi7-Herry Yor1 IT.
f>ss< 70 bsii< boats for the navy.
D>c~usb>r z7,-Dscusse< plans usfh
Eaxhfpe<o1 ornriAis
Jassssy Is. itis-srsvy 5epsrsm~nf
svsrs>d ror1 compsny oonfrscs Cor
Eng1es
Jaaaav fs-wssk - 1es6sss a
1no1o @Uasssd - -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-27
LOGAN COUNTY SHOULD
WIN PRIZE At CONGRESS
Il One Of Nearest Counties "a
Saltwater; Big Delegation
Can Bring Home the
Prize Animal

Froz al Indications there vii Be
gsits i2rEe deieEztion % Logan
oo1nty folks a; the F2Yners' Congress
nerf week bat unless a fev more de-
cs1e TO 20 Lorzn may not have enough
n zfie.6zncr 20 ~fn TIE prizes which
~e sho~h have 20 sell for the benssif
q the Rel Cross.
TIE sffsn1snoe cpr,esf close. Au-
rsst I. snd tie prizes ~ill be awarded
on TIA; day 80 ersrT one shosi1 Be
thsre ~ fhzf tine o. a-~<ore 20 they
Vii hep sreii osr zfieD1zsce records.
Tko~< <bo drive oser IN cars viii
20 soss,t nns the be-t road BY solns
enc nile east - Nsfhs1l fhen too
rn1e< pDrh. thea strzisht east into
s,Elrzs<r. his makes = nsc< trip m
q car s.< 4 r1Ii - . pro>,,ssse cay
- ss,<n<inr yDrr ss<zftoz
Loxzr eouEfy has = so>c rscosf IN
81 uzr activities ~ 10 date. nDv vs
have q chznce 70 rnzke . rre>f rr,s-
tzttor fo- 60 eosnfy sn> % - -
->zt help - ne Re- crp<s .. the
szn< tf-1e. n Il 20 - bop>< tkss
Lozzn oosrfy r>Hss in ssfn5ens
.sz.h~-s vi :, % the rxr-s~-xr ros-
e--<s o trs,x hnrn< a. - the prsses
po<<Ezs< Z. - w1rL
Tcs. pr~<>>c< - sk< c1nxz<ss v1u
- 5000 20 ps< rss.s cosafy evsr
- ~ = - dF1se - uwa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-27

however. tapers 70 . knife. .ilss eaxs.
seemingly sharp enough ana strns
enough literally 20 cut . ssbmsri.e
Ia t~o
kro~ps for the hixh d~ch house cad
The bridge q little forward smld.hlps.
the deck 81 the Esxis is unbroksn
Utility has been the ruins eensls.
er@tiop With low cost produeflou
second In ifsportanes. and ~ph beau
= and oDrnfort only iscidsntsls
The Eagles are built 10 pas s,sliy
fhrou<h the welIan1 csnsi ana IN
boats sr.sssf and b~an are also
small enough 10 permit of the boats
sss<ins through the S>v yort state
barge canal The bos<s ON have q
crss Of EXIT fee, vhsn fsIi, sauipves
and ready for sea a steam turbine.
ss~r~d 70 the pro1eIIer xhsfs on which
4 mossisd . siaxI~ shrs~ -bls1e screw
u rather deep ssfoa. furnishes the
motive power Crude al vill b. used
- fuel The tank cstecSfy ss easily
suffie'sst Tor . sfsanino su6iss esssl
70 shs>istasee seross - Aslsnsl<.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-27
CRESCENT BOY WAS ON
SHIP NIT BY TORPEDO
Tom Wilder. Sailor on Ship Sunk,
Tells Interesting Story Of Dts
sstsr, Was In Water Four
Hours Before Rescued

The follovlns letter from Tom
wilder of Crescent clty 20 his moshsf
tails of shs torssdoins of the san
Diego. us ~ss on the lil.fstsd ship
When the torpedo sent her bsis~
New rork. July - 1918 NJ D.ri-
ing Mother gill write . llns this
evening ! am ell right
suppose yoa read in ths paper
afoat the San Di~s0 bsinE tofs edoei
AID worried about me ! seat yos
a telegram a. sson A. could l sap
pose you have u By nos. came osi
without . scratch lost all my
clothes. bat that is all he dsmsss
!, did me ! thint they sfii siss M
new outfit
n Vas quite an sxeitlhF time 81
right; n psnk % asict az Il wss
roins 20 sink 90 ss qsiek s- the sord
Tssssd 70 abandon shlp Jumped OF
I thosshf { vss never coming up.
lot When I did ! came ~ s~lmmins.
20 get s~sy from sh~ ship. ssss from
the suction. ssv . r.s, and made
10 h ana hang on n untii I ~ss piek a
ap. n vss about four hours before
, sbip pscsed us % 7 never ssfysred
% very much win the cold BET many
a fh& ko<s dld na4 w<<~ <<s..-f
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-27

January ss-Firs, plsoe for boat
vas completed
February 7-Ke<l for flrst Eagle
vas laid
February 2e--cossfrsctlon Of the
shipbuilding plant h>gsn.
March Hall of the arst Eagle
vss ccmpI~ts1
Nay ie.-wvk on the construction
% Es<ies rss begun In shipoufi1ins
plant.
June Is.--sevsrsl boats we're as
seu1bs~d
Jsiy ii.-First oompIessa boat
Issbehe1
The Essse- are within thirty feet Of
spprosinsfinx the isagsh os the stand
ard sese ton wooden ships being bslit
for the Em~rses<y T1s~s covposafion
Viewed from shsve deck. the Earis
h mueh osnrs ake . s,osnderer fhsn ,
nl2ck<rsI Its nIt1-ship crs<s sec
f'oE besss = sfrose ifkes~ss 70 fhe
iis>s of canal baxs Tss stem n
s1uas ed bssst ns rsusis1es q
~ - = tsih ounsrsI1y = strnssks
nsss - plsas aEzssnL ~ ~.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-27
Psops French to
Fire on NiNoge M
Men Can't Hold

PARIS gal, sy--srss eS<h~s are
uron "a We are less. Bat ~e
have sere seso ~erA. rsv sper
ths village
SsSA ~ss tire message cert b,
esrvsse esp<or sre~ Commandment
G<erses Metier2t. ~hs. with s~c
eerapa~eex ~ Frwneh seiSlers.
~As surre1noeo ~ German
tr~eps a. Hsslie0x.
Fer seven hearx she isttie hard
hslo cut against tire Germans.
Finally. the Fr~reh cemrssroars
s<rs tire message cir~essrc Fr~nen
artillery 20 oper fr~ On the vii.
isoe ~hsSn the Germans ~ere e~-
se~snc.
oesssis Of the result OF this or.
DER have net been clser eos from
FrensA heses1arters. bot u 10 be.
iiesec snAs sne ercer Was se<ysd.