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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-13
ALLIED VICTORIES
BLAST HUN MORALE
PICKED FRENCH DIVISIONS re
Fusr TO sE RELIEVED FRca
THE LINE or sIerrtslG-
Gsnsyai Msnsln Aas Msa<. More Do
cara HE2 Held on the LEFT Eask
Of the Aiissss--EmenNY Resiss
snes Gradually vsssssns.

With the Preach Arny Picked
Freneh divisions. which refused to be
relieved from the line. despite eoasin-
aons nine days fixhtinx, keep forging
ahead hetween the Aitetts and The
Aisar They have reached the out
skirts oil Coaey le Chateau. Watch 10
Two aad ons-saR miles above their ter
mer line.
Tanks continue operating in etosN
conjunction with the infantry A snEi
ber 81 The bsg machines shtch had Fs
eessed direct hits few days age. have
already been repaired and are back In
action
between the Asiette ana the Aixne
the French made progress soash Ut
ctery Au Mont. taking leo prisoners,
Nine German stFplanss we're brought
do@n or put out Of aettoa and u cap
tive balloon was burned
t'ach In squeezing out eaoagh elbow
room between Chaany and Scissors ia
enable him 10 maneuyer directly EAST
ward from south OF the Disc This
must caass grave misxivlnss 10 Hin
dsnhuFg
The eaemy's resistance Ii gradually
weakening before the feisnsiessuess Of
the trensh ATTACKS The German gen
Gratis are fainiy attempting tt rwi' ous
what remains Of their divisions leav
ing rear guard infantry attachments
aud machine gun crews 10 stay the
advancing foilas
Bu, the French persist In maintasn
Ing con,act with the resmy's main la.
fantry forces They refuse 70 permit
the foe to draw out his units aud re-
organize them Tor future use
Between the Oise ani Aisne Gen.
Mangip has made more secure his hold
on tho left bank OF the Alie,te from iis
confluence With the oiss 10 poln. NJ
Mard. west OF Coary lethateaa Hts
risht wing continues 10 work eastward,
its object being 10 clear the region
north OF scissors.
Farther evidence has been gathered
that the victories Of the allies have al
fecaed considerably the morale OF the
German troops The cause Of the Dc
preston. which IL quite general among
the prisoners taken recently, IL tho
conclusion thar they have reached
after comparisons, that the alice ar
ts..~~..y tactics are far Superior 10
theirs They attribute their defeat TO
the sacceas Of the French encirciing
their strongest position and In well.
directed and concentrated artillery
fire Thns they have been unable 10
hola. ever Aett hest shsliassa poAilipp,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-13
SENATOR OLLIE N.
JAMES IS No MORE
NOTED kEATUckfAs ANsWE ma
LAST SUMMONS IN A aAl.
riaoaE HOSPITAL.
HAD A BRILLIANT CAREER

ialilInoss Senator ollie N James
II kentsgky died At Johns Hopkins
hospital here ~ an acate att~ctsga NJ
the kidneys Mrs James and the sea
storS brother. Il II james. we're With
him when the and esae
Scustnr Jssaes had been = patieat ri
tire ho.rstst SER xtss-ss ts~as @nssns kS
Physicians al first believed that he
had a gepd chance to fogaia his health
aud aa esssfa I.s,a y ~ performed. ls.&tsg
his condition became moye serious aai
TRANSMISSION ng hlaAd MAS mads on sey
ersi occasions The senator rallied 70
Gently when informed OF bis renoinius
ton To the senate and Tor a time held
lilo own, but later hI# condition asaia
became grave and he steadily grew
weaker.
Ollie NJ James perhaps vas eloseg
to the rank and file Of hts party than
ANY other Democratic leader within
the past - years Ne vas fire, elected
to congress In 800. At the age Of e
and after eight Jsars Of service In that
body ~as promoted n the senate de-
feattnK Senator Thomas III faynsef
for reconciliation In the primary Of
1911 and heins elected by The lestsla
turs In Nov emher of the same year lie
took his seat March I. 1919 and has
heea one OF the strongest ~ the Dem
oerstic leaders ever since
Senator James Was In his forty.
eighth yeas. having been born in CRIT
isndea Couatt Jaiy n, ISL During
the legislative session II 1857 hs ~as
page IN the kenlacky legislature
lAier lie .stadiea LAW aaief his tsthar,
+ IL sl3sse4> srs Asfb<ass snA szs Astasii
ted to The bar when barely oi legal
age
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-13
ID IU45 DRAFT BILL
PASSED By SENATE
Effort 70 CHANCE TIE AGE
LIMIT or ARMY DRAFT
MEEVs FAILURE.
VOTE FOR BILL UNANIMOUS


WAshlnEton- The manpower hili,
bringing within the army draft all msn
FROM IL To ~ years old. was passed BY
the senate with y modified work or
fight clause.
Ali efforts 10 change the age limits
NJ 10 direct separate classification Of
youths andsr II failed, and the meas
are nov goes 10 conference between
the hease and senate with no differ
theas for serious controversy except
The 9ark uT fisht provision.
The senate vas recorded unanimous
y for the bill
Neaasof Gore III Oklahoma. Who east
the only negative vote on the roll
rail-. withdrew II and vas excused
from voting
The work or fight amendment IA
retained In the bill provides
That when any person shall have
been placed In a deferred OF exempted
flass for any OF the reasons ia this
paragraph act forth. he shall not be
entitled 10 remain therein unisss no
shaii In good faith continue, while
physically able so TO do. 10 work n,
End follow such occupation, employ.
mSnt or business. and II he fails 70 10
70 hs shall again become subject 10
the draft Ths president shall make
Regulations for enforcing this proyi
sian.
: This peostso shalt no. spris IN The
sAse o. 4 strike II the strikers have
submitted or will nj once submit the
dispute TO the war labor board. agree
10 abide aud do abide by It's decision
aud do At once resume work and con
lnue work pending such decision. Tho
said board shall take up and decide al
such disputes as speedily ~ prac.
siesbie
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-13
FARM
yllI))(lK.
nAMY SHEEP KILLED ny DOCS
Msss ~ eFess~sins Nasaaes ~ Al
sAsis As0 ssasnsssd ~ Aassssi.
tws1l c~partmsAA

WrxrAswa ~ ths fFssssa ssssss nseasss
Easas " AxFseaaaa~J
rnstMsa ssats laws ARE ssfsecat~a nv
ths tMttet SsAgss department VI agss.
rssssaFs as fseanx The nsaoa sffs~ssss
aessASd " eeAssax vita tho she~p XIII
bar asx, lasesssgassaa ~ the aes@st,
tmess sascAE sheep ownesa In 10 saaEes
sass al she Rsmsky nsanasasas sha~~
that out VI 4 setsa n ASIA sse sheep In
tho sAs@ sassssvs rcts@ssas. as.aSa we're
sisssst By aogs In ase yrss fsnisl Saa
we're raa fas by tsss eeaasis@ AT ing
sasn~ rate Ut iass In other fsFsa ssaEe1
The ssess saaast asxsfuessaA ef ss4ecs,
~ aaxs wesld b. iss.ssss
hat sasse Squares sss haxed oats
apan The member actually paid fer, aat
N II mere than fsfysAahie that the sfns
isss~~s fss .s@e~A tAls. II N kAaan
that Many sheep are Killed witch are
never svaa1sess 10 the eaaats easis$ai
- la isai9 srae sesAess. IN M states ~s4ia.
maissesi estimAses wAssA showed that
the nss''f9sssssr NJ sssvwF m nsas~ states
essaid ~ Increased 10 per eses With.
cut dirlaetae other live siesk. Ssh
an Increase saald place approximate
y AUntsss more sA~p In th~Ns
states than there are nov. cf tssil
answers received 10 the question: ~
Ia whether shTsr ri Using In nspfsfMhls
In tho farm states SSs answered ~yes.s
M SAs An.wvFs as 10 shr causes pre-
ventlag Increase Ia the numbers Ut
sheep hSi said, ~pags.~
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-13
MEN - TO S. MAY ENLIST.
Accepted In Ordnance and Certain
cshsr Departments.

Washington In order that younger
men may be released for mere ac'ifs
positions the enlistment Of msn be
tween the ages VI Is and III years ha
been approved ny the war department
for the ordnance department, quarter
master and medical corps and fer re-
tain branches Of the signal corps
Instructions 10 this effect were SER
20 army recraisiu9 units throughout
the country Minor disabilities. which
do not interior. wi.h the performance
" the military duties of applicants
will he waived, 4 was said
release signed BY present enrhnr'
era ~ill b~ required ~ish zach april
cation from recruit over ~ years -
'nst the Industrial machieery al ths
country Jytay not suffer
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-13
USE sELF.FEEUERs FOR HOGS
Device VIII Give ~ Decd Results o.
Nest Espess Hand Fssase~~-Ti~s
md tnkes eAssA. ii
NrspArea ~ she iait~d sssi@s Depart
meat II Aafteaitsssb

tIsrspares ~ me ratsed sssta~ Depart.
meet II Aarseattgesl
ny means If the seif feeder the az.
eFaEe farmer will have ~ good results
So tn. most expert hand feeder, and
the r-~as,s ~ill - obtained Nj mach
less expense Of time and lahgs. For
the average farmer there IL little Doubt
which method IN the more economical.
fer the self feeding system IN stiVaa~
taE~aas Nv e,efy respect. I,s wv. nv.
selis. nrst, In lsrrer daily rains IN tive
weight. bringing The pigs 10 a mafkrt.
able size NJ an earlier date Heeaad.
feed IN consumed tnorc rAtaaiy, aud
consequently gains are more rapid;
and. third ~ there II IN setaai saving
In the amount of f~~d resuis~si ia pro.
daee l0a pounds ~ easa, |, Ia shesa
that The Increased feed consumption
aad the sncfs rapid daily sainT are nnt
,sassss nj III. expense Ut efficient nsr ef
the feed, On th~ contrary. d smallsr
amount al feed II cansumei In tnaki.g
p"Fk, ~h.rh IN fact ri extreme TN.
pcrtancc N present. Whr last end na.
81 the tao&f Important advantages ia
The farmer al this time ls The saving 81
iassss, Scr siihaAss rasasy ~nsvt ssa4x
he kett on the seIffeedsr to see that
each compartment n vigil supplied ard
NOT elorred. sbis reaaires only frns-
ton ~ The time necessary IN hand.
feed the sans hoss several times
day.
Tho srlffeeslrr may be- adapted ~
the use az any Kind ~ grain ~ feed.
siii'oush SHIELDED grain ard groaai
fresis are mnss commonly umed. 4,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-13

rsstf0tt The snrd Motor 1uRgAny
has offered .ts 3, assrtn bling ssa ser.
vice plants In various parts Of ,as
country 70 xhe government II vas an
nouncad hers. One or the Gsst~ra
plants already has keen accepted ~
the government Il vas stated AID Is
beine used Ia the production Of sas
naakG
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-13

Engaged In elecdy Encounter With
Bandits in sasto Domingo,

Washington Three American riA.
I'nes we're Killed and one wounded In
a bloody fight With bandits In the Sci.
10 province VI Santo domingo re,
port reaching marine corrs headQuar,
tars here SAYS many Of the bandits
we're killcd nr eapu~rd The dead
MARINES are Corporal HasCome Rree.
den Archyiile Team rris ate Russell
William jenes Altoona, IA Private
Joseph S'ssis'aNs hstdel Ne~ nr.
leans
Private Thomas J Ruxhvarth ps
Rrvsoklyn VAS wounded
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-13
LEADER PRAISES AMERICA
ssya Tsst Plan II Astes Asip i Msss
ctessiae to Rgssiaas

ArcAsnEsi -- Nicholas Tchslkaxssy
president Of the provisional Farevs
meat here. has made this statsnsn,
eoncsyasEt the 7egeEf srSoaas sa1eEi
Of AnssTteas pcaSry tawaTa Russia
~Amerscas policy syac,|y meets ox,
wish.s We want 10 sgiss sas#t .
nyw Russian sront ana rsarxxsss# fhe
sra-s-v eHrse,v~s Ne vast Ess al
les 10 ror- q wt--1-n ef sry~Ts t-A4rs
waSsh re chr xork Gas 5rr o.s sal
safssS~
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-13
CARGO VESSEL lAuNcaEn
Aeeise a. Nsss .. se~~~.e<r Csnes
Shsps 10 Wiz Ma

Mobile, Ma A cargo sesse ., Ia
Ferris type. 81 ; see tens capacity. "a.
launched a, the shlpyart ~ tie Nestle
ShipeWiidinx Company shlpa@ilae-s
from vartcsas Cali coast satpyaris ~ts
nesse~i the launching This Is the SCI
cad vessstO u tAe ssasotss lyP~ 10 be
launched hecw STAGE JAW TIE Ne
Agfe company Is II scfk IN ssveates
etser wooden x+ies ard has ,oatr&es
q build swelve stnel ases
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-13

nav be adapted TO handle esY Germ.
bat sych feed~r mus, be- OF large
sire sad heavily made In order to hold
sutsrsent grasn ie feed 4 hsnrb ~
hogs several Aays ~ifhou, rsfsFsinS.
In order that The s<sffeedss msy
readily b* adapted to different ksnds
ef grntns n shaald i@ constructed wstxn
's"sns m~~ns N regulating ths op~u,ne
thrgrgh which the fred psxstA Fsr
example. snynsDs~l es harley requires
. smaller cpensae 10 prevent ssa rapid
q ne~ NJ xrsin than n required In iI~
raae vi shsssed corn. 4 weil-conxtYuft-
ID ssasferier siii iass ! Number rs
ye&rs, end ~ II fnay aas siwsys ~
eeavsnisst to feed the sHn@ grain
ss~y ,~saen sosne provision nuss -
aeAss~ 10 aeevagsHefste Different asss=
~ grsIrs,
Care Should be ssk-s - ~ .ss.s The
s~sf.feedr IL always susyAird with
,xeh sssss. far II osas part II the rstssa
IN missing the pies will nashsisy rat
N decreased snacuSt OF sny efhss
sraiishse natrSeat. aad tn rnsh D eass
sfIl MAIZE serr pest ase ef H. Fer TT
ssssse. wbes saaksxs and shssied cesn
~uxxtfsuss ihe rmtSyn. ~ sayn we're ~
lse~une ~shapssesj ne xiscsss wo~sf
aa.a-aliy cat a vsry large .nsoupt ~
.saksxs. whseh wse1d ~s,s mir fssi ",
crDsSss rapid rasnx. kus would liz
're&s~ the s<sassHspsi@a N very h,Tt.
srSc~d feed Tae much emphasis ean.
ses We pasced wpoS tAis tesas. far rts
sssssnass a sps 10 h4r.sas esr~sess II
sh@ sS~ ~ @sssses xisaeA aa4sk s-3.s -
satss ernssams carr
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-13
800 900 AMERICANS EMBARKED,

Chief o. stan spesss Warmly 81 tho
Achievements of Americans.
washsagtea ~ The total number ~
American soldiers embarked has Auw
passed. the 1900 oeo marx. Geacra.
Asrrh. chief Of statt. announced
General March spoke warmly AZ the
achievements al the American soldiers
In France The American soldier se
serves the confidence 81 the American
people he said Every time they
have h~en tested theysahxss shsela;.tv
delivered the gaoas
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-13
TAKE z DeFENSES OF ROVE
french Battls Yhsir Way Through
Marshes ard Capture Ssfens
Points From huas,

With the French Army ia Franco,
Fighting In water Up to their ~ASsts
In the marshes Aians tho Asre, Aad
charging the crews " mas a,ae runs.
whe served their weapons gntsl Killed
the troeps az the Third sfeaeh army
tcck two ri the s.Tenxast deteuses os
Noye, Thsy also captured tea prts.
sners ana took important tvssty. IN
eladine . large number y, machine
ruHa.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-13
30 craduassd .. Carp Lee.

Feiersearxa Va approximately see
y,sswx m~n were graduated as seccat
ueasesanss from the central esttcers
rainins school at Camp Lee. After
Avw aa+s' sesvs Ct ass<sse sss m%a
viii reaet 10 the sartcas Camps to
wAfSA they have been ass gaea.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-13
FIRE DESTROYS WHISKY pAAhv.
Government Loss in Tax q, scc 90 sss
Lsaucr Lees kheut t1e0o0oc

ensboro, Ky Fire stAftiss n
the plant AT the Green River pissil'iss
Company here destroyed the sauss
plant, g. 100 barrels ot whisky, and sa
tailed los. ven In erc~ss Of tt,eee.
$50 The ~hssky alone wss yAln~4 n
eSte oee and the loss to the United
States was~rnmen, In ,a1es IL APPROX
guateis ass, 600
The hiaae started in pile pf srash
aNeexss@e the dss,Gli~ts tatsilax Plant
which burned frs, TIE fla,neS we're
shen caEs ssunica'ed 20 warehouse
300 barre. Of whisky and
then 20 sas Ktili house Twc other
warehouses eortsintns tt,Gvso barrels
~ whisky s.sn ,ocs fire dsspi,e ere,y
effort that had bern made 10 chscs
the alAxs
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-13
sglxg Wnskr Foa GERMANY.
pssttsllxeS Maest clstsn Tskse BY
Atser rrccerty cssteS4aa.

New iavk Sslrars by the Easnru
men, al .sASS- ess@ pounds u &evita Used
shea, gluten. sAsrh vas 10 have fsaEd
g:s Nay TO German! tAtUaxh Sw1tter.
hard was announced ia q statement
ey A Mitchell Palmer, aGtsa property
Custodian
The grstn. wersh sn EresSar sfnes
s-,--yyyi--ssst-.f~. ~. $--a ~as discover
ed IN warehouse hsse, r@aay tcy
sAiS-sat &vsrS&8s>
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-13
GERMAN lossss HEAVY.


i.ondon The Rrt,tsh third ANA
fourth armies saffere.s casualties esti.
mated al Ahoa, q soc aetscen Aag q
and Aag rs. according TO .atsess frosn
the ,rcn. Daring this same P~s1aA the
German lGssses in prssoa.vs aloas have
amounted to ~ ees men IN TIE cattle
aast M the AngrN
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-13
LIEUTENANT TOXINS sixrA,
ssr Anten'o Flyer Brought Down
German Machine

With the American Forces In Tor
rAire Official confirmation VAS xaven
10 the claim that Lieut. Edgar n To
bin 81 San A,,osio. TEXAS Rad
brought te~n A German sirp'sne ca
AuS III Lieut. Tohan has nov been
credited officially With the destruction
a sin German machines
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-13

Great Lakes. iii~~A schcol Toe csm
eag,axe Is the newest tesfaFe Of The
Arssfsces school III the Crest Lakes
aaSa, training station.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-13
DOWN "a Nun PLANES.
&c sesre Msas During Fersnlsst
Say the war cssses,

cnd"n A Tae British have arcaeAs
da~n go German airplanes dnrsng the
last ter,aish,. the war efEsee has a.
aoauesd Daring the same period sst
tons a Ncmes were cropped on various
German targets
sevea'sAn GsTmaa machines and
teuv a&llocns sere brought down The
British lost fear plAass
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-13

Caitaiin Mrs Mary SHARP 81 yssrs.
ssd little soa, Calvert Nr Ashnn sharp,
years we're harnsss 10 death ~ tteir
hoeas ca The Nasarflle tsrBEdss Earl.
sas sasnd nj Mira SHARP, had ga1s sn'H
eellar in the yard tor sosns howse
Mold articles and kss xite followed
Wtsh iixhs~a camille Nj. sAhfp
smelling eas sn sse cellar. GALES to hss
~sfA nas 10 trfag light hat Eso iAss
to stav the axpxsss0s " Eas shssa t''s-
esieraa ihe xexsa ard raisa in sss-ss
4. ss aesa&xst Mr. Sap sH4 an cider
eaagh.sf we.s ssrfossiy EHFSs6 IN Tyt
sns ~ s2ve Tar raszsts ss6 eAEiSs
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-13

Memphis NJ u Webster. ~ turme
assistant eHlry eaers At the Ns'ional
CHy bank asr~, ~Ae pleaded kailty 10
making false sasft IN she bank . books,
bAs been taksn Ia the f@eeral penitea
tlaSy nj Atlanta. Ga where IN mas
serve cut a ss~a year ssRtsnS-.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-13

IsFEsiatsii nv Al hlFetihs 81 the txttN
chapter Of sae Red Ctuss, Gen W 4.
Faulkner was unanimously elected
ccmn*y eAstsasa IN saes-~#es u r tssusa
whose resignation MAS reluctantly se,
cepisd t}en Faulkner has iong bss'a
especially interested Ia the setk At
the Red sr0ss
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1918-03-01
GERMAN DRIVE IMPENDING.
so INDICATIONS POINT
Aerial Activity And Infantry Raids
>Presage Early OF.
fensive.

French Army Headquarters, Feb
28.-There arc not lacking indications
that the long expected drive along the
French and British fronts ID impend-
ing. Aerial activity Of great intcn-
sitS is reported by the Germans, who
claim to have brought down Is Allied
airplanes.
Al the same time the infantry is
not idle ond raids have beer. attempt
ed at widely separated points in the
last few hours. One of these was an
attack in considerable force by the
Germans against French positions
near the Butte du Mesnil, which the
American artillery assisted in captur-
ing recently. The other was north Of
the Chemin .des-Dames, where Ameri-
can troops are understood to be in
training. Both assaults were broken
up by the prompt action of Allied a.
tillery. British forces have repulsed
hostile attack near St. Quentin.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1918-03-01
BRITAIN IGNORES. ENEMY
SUGGESTION FOR PEACE
Balfour Declares No Faith Can Be
Put in Offer Made by
Hurting.

London, Feb. 2S.-Foreign Secre-
tary Balfour, replying to the speech
of Count Won Hertling, the German
imperial chancellor, regarding the doc
trine Of the balance of power, said
come thing of the past and there
was in existence hall or court arm:
ed with executive powers making the
weak as safe as the strong, it would
never be possible to ignore the prin-
ciples underlying the struggle for the
balance of power.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1918-03-01
Is BRITISH SHIPS SUNK
BY U-BOATS IN WEEK
Losses BY Submarines Show Consider
able Increases From Those
Of Previous Week,

London, Feb. 2S.-Eighteen British
merchantmen we're sunk by mines or
submarine in the last week, according
to tile British admiralty report.
OF these, fourteen were vessels of
1900 tons or over, and four were un-
der that tonnage. Seven fishing YES.
sells also were sunk.
The losses show considerable in.
crease over the previous week, when
the vessels destroyed numbered Is.
twelve of them over 1000 tons. In the
preceding week, nineteen British mer.
chantmen were sent to the bottom.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1918-03-01
To Protect Soldiers,

Topeka, Kan, Feb. 20. - Fifteen
women are held without bail in jail
here, the first victims of the cleanup
crusade inaugurated by the local po-
lice following sensational charges OF
immortality made by DR.. S. J. Crum-
bine, member Of the state, health d.
rectors and representative in this ter.
ritory of the United States surgeon
general. DR.. Crumhine declared WON.
en-, driven from Kansas City by the
anti-vice crusaders, have come to this
city and established rendezvous with
soldiers.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1918-03-01
FROM THE BUREAU OF INTERNAL.
REVENUE.

In making out his income-tax return
the farmer is allowed to deduct the
compensation paid to men employees
but line is drawn as to the compen-
sation of women employees. If a wom-
ans entire time is employed in taking
care Of the milk and cream prepared
for sale, in the production of butter,
cheese, etc., the care of milk cans and
churns, or if a separate table is main
tanned for farm laborers and her ser
vices are used entirely in the prepare
ton Of their meals and caring for
their rooms, the compensation paid her
is deductible item. If, however, she
is employed in caring for the farmer 3
household, no deduction can be claim
ed
lncome-tax returns must be filed
with the collector of internal revenu;,
in the district in which the taxpayer
lives on or before March Publicly
Bureau.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1918-03-01
THE LIBERTY LOAN AND BANK
DEPOSITS

The annual report of the secretary
OF the treasury contains this state
ment:: =:
"The first Liberty Loan was sold
and paid for between January Is and
August 81, 1917, and it is interesting
to note that the reports of the national
banks show that between the calls for
reports from these banks Of May l.,
1917, and September II, 1917, embrac
ing the period in which the First Lib
erty Loan was taken ID snl paid for,
the national banks OF :he country, in
stead OF being drained Of their re-
sources through these vast collections
by the government actually showed an
increase of $154,00O,OO0 in the sur,
total Of their deposits for that period.
The payments for the Second Liberty
Loan were made with the same ease
that marked the settlements Of the
First.''
To the effective machinery afforded
by the Federal Reserve banks is at
tributed the execution of these tr:-
mendous and unprecedented financial
operations without tremor of finar-
cial disturbance.
The total deposits on November &C.
1917, of the 1850 national banks
amounted to $14,79s,0O0, 900, an in
crease over November II, 1916, of 3d.
309,cOO,O0O, and an increase over Sep
TENDER II, 1917, of 81, 564 100000. The
total resources Of these banks on No.
vember 20 were $18,553 100000.