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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-12
rntsrertinQ Maetin9.

Tho meeting which the officers OF the
Orphans Society Of ST. Alphonsus held
last evening was interesting in every
detail although brief. 1t was decided 70
purchase some Liberty bonds and plans
were discussed for the raising OF money
for the paying Of them. More definite
arrangements will he nade in the fu'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-12
Health Board Mects.

The health board of this city held 4
meeting last evening. and decided lc
permit the schools to open Mond.y
churches will be allowed to hold their
services Sunday and the saloons will
probably be permitted 10 sell intoNi-
cants again over tho bar.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-12
Meet Thix Afternoon

\ meeting Of the Pultney township
school teachers will be- held this after
noon in the office OF the superintendent.
i. Y. Nelson. in the Central building
Superintendent Warren will preside. 1t
will b" the first meeting OF the present
school year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-12
George Fleming Ill

Word has been received by relatives
IF George Fleming. who is stationed at
Camp sheridan. Ala. that he is confined
to the hospital II, that place suffering
from the Spanish Influenza.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-12

Tho funeral OF John McfIester. VIII"
died al his homo IL, Sha' ysi!e. vas held
last evening 1T tn, finally home. The
remains Will l." Srnt 70 sharon. Pa. to-
day for iutcrmeut.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-12

John Bottles. L. NJ. Dry and BiIi B""r
were arrested yesterday hy Officers
Reddy and Burton for drinking lntoXi-
cants on North Fourth street. The Of
Tenders put up $40 and costs for their
appearance this morning hrf1r" Mayor
Ealston. \ Hungarian 10y the name ut
Tonic Samaty WAS arrested by officer
Och for breaking bottles nn tn" street.
Joe Dulphcn and +. NJ. RrJmcn VIII"
wcr. charged with panhandlIng. wnrc
given their hearings before Mayor Raj
expected to arrive in tins city The tr~t
of tho week far few days visit with
her sister in South l:nllarn.
Mrs. Charles Groves viii spend Sun
day with her SISTER ~ W"llshurE.
j. Ebcr;v is i'll n Camp Humphreys.
according TO word received by rclnLivcs.
AIR. and Mrs. James tdnnurs. of
Clarksburg. will leave Monday for their
homo after II wish with Mrs. r"nn"rs'
mother.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-12
To Have Chicken Supper.

In honor Of several young men who
will soon leave for training camp. n
party composed of young people Of this
city and Martins Ferry will motor out to
Welcome Inn Monday evening whore
Lhry will cnioN 2 chicken suppcr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-12

whether indoors or in the open air. a7e
a danger to public health and contrary
To law. Every citizen is urged to help
enforce this order.
(sirned) l.. Fl. McCUSK
County Health Officer Of Marshall Co.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-12

Today is n big day at the Baltimore
& Ohio Railroad company AS II Is pay
day. aud AL III" back pay VIII DC re-
cciv"d 10y tn" employees. number al
bonds arc expected to be purchased.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-12
No Choir ReheArHl

The different churches over the South
Side have had no choir practice TINS
week.; With the pros poets ! or no chulGn
IN :, coming Sunday. it is very likely
H. o practice is necessary.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-12
SOUTH SIDE
BuEinesa Good.

Business man on the South Side say
that the Flu" has in no way affected
their business and that in spite of the
epidemic. the patronage. of their stores
has boon very good for the past week,
This speaks we'll for this section Of the
city, for with good business. there can
not be a great amount Of sickness.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-12
funeral Services Held.

Funeral services for the lat" Mrs
Nancy Delaney were held at the family
home yesterday afternoon at o'clock
Rev F.. f. Shiltz. Of the First W. z
church oftciated. Intcrmcnt was mad
ut the Rivervicw cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-12
south Side Personals.

Miss Mary Rankin: Of WieTton' Is VS.
, itinc friends on Market street.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. J. Brady OF PaIkSrs-
burg. are visiting Mrs. Nolte Of Chapilnc
S'' Mr. lack Mo-riscy of SisterNille. Is
visiting his uncle Mr.. Louis hehheus' "
TIKI rir-third street.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-12
No Church SerYicca.

There will be no services III the
churches to-morrow. Peoples will he
again forced To offer their prayers It
home and everyone Is asked especially
to pray for The sailors and soldiers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-12
No Flu" Yet.

Tho doctors Of this city state that
there is no Spanish influenza i'll thiS
city yet. But the peopl" should ne cnrt-
ful when they have colds. grippe. e'c.
rho p.nnIc consider themselves very
rnrtunaIc TO he free from this Terrible
disease.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-12
West Virgnians Have
Purchased $11,390,806
In War Savings Stamps

WASHINGTON, D. c. Oct: 1l.-From
the date that War Savings stamps were
! put on the market up to and including
! September 1st last West Vlrg1nlans nau
purchased to the totar Of $11.39O.So
or $500 worth Of stamps for every man.
women and child living in the STATE.
! The total sales for the month OF August
| amounted to 1880. o15.76. The quota
| for the state is S2S,400.00o.
New postotfices have been establish
ed in West Virginia, as follows: BlcK-
! more, Clay county; Van: Boone county
offices have been discontinued at Viola
Marshall county; Burg. Mercver county.
postmaster's commissions have been as
| suod TO Arthur C. FAR. Bick1rore; How
ard Y. Fix. Powhatan: Theda J. Kramer.
! .Easthauk: Harvey l. Hunter. Newha1l:
Hoy g. Snyder. Queen Shoals: Wendell
| 1ryans. Bachman. Lera Ann Lester has
been designated acting postmaster at
North Springs. W. Va
Rcrulxtions under which ofhcere and
! mon of the army stationed In nome
Icarnns may vote in the primary or gen
| eral elections Of their states nave oecn
announced by Acting Secretary Clo~en'
The general staff has arranged to per-
| -,it election officials to 80 into the var
| ;ors camns and establish headquarters
FOR registering the men and taking their
ballots, and state representatives OF
political organizations have been asked
- designate representatives for the pur-
nose Literature designed to instruct
ne voter in the manner Of casting his
ballot may be distributed from camp
election booths, but distribution OF liter
.trre designed to influence him In re-
I'D 70 his choice Is forbidden.
solicitor general to succeed John
W Davis, recently appointed Ambassa-
dr. Great Britain, will not be named
until after the close Of the prisoners OF
war conference at Bernc' switzerland
which Mr.. Davis is attending as an
American delegate. This course has
hcep decided on so as TO- permit MT.
paws to retain the position Of solicitor
general during the conference.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-12
MCMECHEN
Private Iiober-t Tu-vey nj.

Mr.. and Mrs. !. G.. Turrcy have re-
ccivc,I word IL come I" MorgahinWh'
that their son HUh"rl is seriously III
with Spanish influenza.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-12

still subscribing. Tho lntcSt report from
there. is that number Of now SubscTip-
lions came in yesterday and tho honor
ROLLS ar" h"ing rapidly filled. The Ben
wood people need feel no fear about the
putriotiSnl Of its people.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-12
MARTINS FERRY
Half Holiday.

In order to h-sn cclcbrat" Columbus
day and assist in tho Fourth Liberty
Loan campaign. Postmaster }. j.. Black
ford announced yesterday that tho mail
carriers Of this city Will be given Il half
holiday today. The carriers expressed
themselves more than pleased with the
vacation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-12
No Scout Meeting.

The scoutI will not drill this evening
IN in" NJ. T.. church. due To Spanish III
lIMnnZn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-12

Presbyterian church Of this city. He
is expected here today and will occupy
the pulpit at Sundays service.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-12
City without Laborers.

Ecllaire is in u predicament and will
continue for some tim. 10 come. Street
cleaning and stree r"1air work has
ceased owing TO tn. refusal Of council
to grant an increas" {" street laborcrs.
Tho men asked for 81 Il day. This was
refused By council and as a result the
city is without lahore-s. IN several sec
;ions of tn" city serious conditions e7-
ist. thar it not remedisd may cause i'll
health. On Gravel Hill there Is a
rlocgcG s..wrr. In other parts OF the
city retuS" Is collecting by wagon loads.
and anlesS council accrdes to the de-
mandS of the MN. Ecllairn will not Sc
cure the necessary labor.
Called to Local Church
rev Cleland of Sandy Lake. Pa, has
accepted the call extended BY the United
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-12

THE man OF woman afflicted with
| backnchc, swollen muscles SIN
Joints, rheumatic pains or other symptom
Of kidney trouble is entitled to sympathy
and should have help.
Nature gives early warning OF kidney
trouble by pufhncss under eyes, fPo"
before the eyes, dry mouth, biliousness'
weakness and pale. wa1y, dry skin:
II is unwise to neglect the HliehteH
,vnp,orn OF kidney trouble. Give the Kidneys
The help they arc callins for.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-12
Chances Hands.

In TRANSACTION yesterday the white
House restaurant. which was formerly
owned ny Mrs. Anna TrcmonllaS. Was
sold t. her brother Louis TrrmonliuS
The proprietor is planning TO hav" il
opened BY next "Wednesday.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-03-15
rnRE1.aYERs MEET DEATH
Ask5deA u Miii,netsn Crash Together
.sA~d Tumble 500 Pest - tn
80 slaas Death.

Nsmphia.==Gayr H., RaAsle. A..
'stracsas. and Cadets lance y. xaAA
and Robert Gray. Jr. we're instantly
killed whss the airship occupied ~
ReAsle and Webb coilided with q shlp
drivcn By Gray II an Altitude Of see
tess. Al Fatk Field ...-.,a..
The eollision occurred In what Ia
known ~ neutral air space. north Of
the aviation field. Both machines fail
to the ground. striking nose first TIE
bodies Of instructor and the twc -.
dsta wer~ horribly manxled by The
fall and the ships vere smashed ia.o
small pieces.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-03-15

washington -~<ampiainA changing
Unfair trade practices wers issssA
MemAsy ~ ne federal trs6s cemmis
slon against n nAnsisctsftnS firms.
% ~ result u = ioaG m intensive
snvsstisati0a, which Inn revsAjs1 A
yssy ssrtSss anA saheaisAy ss.AIsies
n csssAia itxss u taAsstry.- II wsS
~ lArgsst nsmbse III rcmplaisss svss
1ssss1 h oas tims ~ Tho cnmmtsstSa,
TAirtyfcur u ~ eosnplsiata wwrs
asatxst vasnisA maksrA tArse axaisst
mAnsfartsFess IT psfatiag mi ~
90 sSAiass : sosc fa<ssFy.
In Allisipa. the comminssca ~
Ssssast ~ sagsast u d xsmA&e u
,ssAas, sSnsssaa sAieA aAmitts1 ~
psaels~s coapiatsS4 u. sSx Al1s6
tos ecAssst se14ss - svot1 v~hiseity
n having their aefAiss inssstixaas6.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-03-15
Sun Patrol. TAKES
z HUNS CAPTIVE
no AMERICAN CASUALTIES

with Tie Amesscan Army b yYsaea.
AN American patrol In tn Chs'
ssin.des.IAmss sector. IN co1jaas.
ton win . FrsacA patrol. penetrated
I Ton Asadrsd yards into TIN German
linss. and captured tso German os'
ticssS. - msn and one machine guA
Thsr~ vas sons sAarp neAsiag aAd
8 sHnAsr ~ shee sSnsnGy Frsst sAalase
aad sosaEs.. rAe.s xxFS HU 1f6tft
can casualties The Franco American
ratroi was undss command of .
French osficer.
Tha German hcmbardmsnt On ysxs.
osn points within the American iiasa.
northeast Of Tcai. II becoming more
!ntense than usual Little damage
has been done by the hctnhardmsnt
Enemy patrols are making persist
snt efforts 10 penetrate the American
wire defensss. bua without success,
One patrol was fired upon and driven
oft white wire cutting. probably prep
arAtary 10 n contemplated raid.
In the American sector northws,t
Of Tcal, the Germans tried the tactics
OF concentrating artillery fif~ CO ono
of the American positions. apparently
with the purpose OF CELEBRATING H.
American guns immediately punished
The German batteries with \ double
4 Al
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-03-15
,poooo R,Flss PRODUCED.

o~tnsnes eussss hses~ts ~ ostpss
~ rseasrssa.
wasAingtoa, --Ssvsa Hundrsd TICS
sand army rtflsa have heen prodecs1
m The UEitsd Aiatss stnce thss con-.
tn catered the var. according to =
stAtsmsas made public by ths ssl-
aaacs bureau II The War Department
Dartns the wssk ending rsA. ! the
daily pFoAsction was lass Eaisea6s.
m 1&<a 6peiagsisaAs. ~ . total u
s1s7 ss<vtcs fts.as aadsA 10 tAe
stsck svssy 49,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-03-15
/! ]
vEnIlls|BERA
l1llarAstx 1rcAka AN tADn0e
vow wt1uln NJ sAlvGn M
olascx Acrsol1
llQulay 10 ENTENTE Alllls


VrsAassas sp.a ~ alF@essa ID,
g~trsss - Ateaks pe~s1~ ~ N
un1hs1 r DsssS xnnsaA v ~ sA&as
tsealns \ NEd ! ,bFupnaAi Is AaAlilslA
js1nk 4an ee@E&aasa Il isaA4stN ~
eAsx AY ysss cssntstaec z wsr ssIA
rlhst - 4 YlnAise1,oA ~ 49,
~ SAerfax rsi,f1nA Cx1sixtsn "
W j u ~ esnuI~ x lssxa " rlAv
Il ,kxuSr ~ r sAs ~ y ~ Is
I a. - iafissn,tHl II Aslnsisg
JSAo~s - nensttattona
< afskeAn,a Aess t~esss . 4easesas ~
esA,see tse sska>pssisA ~ q Y usAss>
senoa ~ . - = Assstca y -
$3.50 ~ nvuneeaf1sa 49, f1rsk
- - - IT. ~ n nv Yftses1tA Y
tnanaA a. asthsnnss - ~ ssAtect
ws6sA I'M - = rs~sx~ss ~ na1is
" oks ssvsrsn1ssx setit.1A
Aersns,nae1 Y ylsAiseslsk ase
nf,tssy sspsassa " III ksn1A HseA a
Amsstsaa nAnsaasessA asl svsa grssk
- esaSt3t1se q yanAaesA asaglA o.
Hvsvsl - Nel1sS IL nn,aAsvihi tsck
sasssn6ten = ~ Russtnn uevssrmank.
- ne,ssne ssnnasstsa q AnswteaA
en11usssu 80 SxsfsAre1nasy sgg@Fas
= inpssve - oAetiiEaas Il M 6fAse
- rsiass>a - 81 49, sturse c4a1o
- tr~snses>ss y ~ nsss1xn amy
90 nSSA r - Ascmnninkasa ~ n.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-03-15
HERIlING's REPLY
STATES MAR AIMS
ADVANCES m RUSSIA nt&1R0Nk
sYAv1hEAva or chAptcELLoN
IN NgiCHSTAc ApONEss.
WILSON WILL EXPOSE GUILE

wssAington. Ordinarily N accept
asrs m pFtaripls hy hcsA sides oi tAs
tsndamsnsaia II psaes woaid LEAD
psomptly 70 ; cessation u hestilitsss,
II not . direct Mssoetastcs fos Z sstsl<'
nsnl Hst Count ron Hsrtiins's ~
psssssd asrssAsat with President VIII
se1's fssr stipalAtioaa ia a. - ~
w NSshtai&sG n Ssns " I
'tiin& whs9 iasn " svssy.. vsstsey~sse
thought a MtesnaiioaA pfeessuas'
msa vt III PARTIES II on dosssstie pc.i'
sica. thoss who favor . fight 10 tAs hat.
teF end and thess Who favor psare ~
negpsiAticn had come 10 beatsSs thAs
when President Wilson. IN hia famous
reply to tho pope. said the present scv'
erRmsnt of Germany eoaix not ss
trusted. As spoke truth that saia pr.
sists ~ the greatest obstacle 70 ths
making cf peace.
But off-hAfd reflections Of. what enc
my spokssmsa az merely becAass
they Do Dot manifest siaesfity n their
attefances has long ago been aiscaFc'
"a Ia fAsur Oh The much more effective
method II making clear not onsy Ia
our own people. but N fAr ~ possible
to tho peoples IL Ceymsay and Austria
and The ns1ss==@:: sss::ans exaetiy whefe'
tn the wards OF the German shancslics
Arc spectoua.
For Presidsat Wilson now hAs the
opportaHity-~&sd be viii AVIAN himssst
Of N At an early dais--to dsmoassrsts
simply By ~ Analysia Of what has inst
happened In Russia the psrfsdy Of Ger
many In In latest form. when Coxss
ron HerslinG says, therefore. that ke
ear tanAansstasly axrss With TIN frsf
principles which Ii rfssidsns Wilson i
visw must b applied tn mnsaai e.
change Of views. and thus declare with
President wilson that . seasrsi psaes
can ~ discnsssA On saeh Z hasis. The
German cAancsilor asss words which
ars calculated 10 misisal the 0srpaa
psoeis Into belisvtng that their prss'
eAt Eovsrumsat h rAly DESTROYS .,
I Gsasral psacA. but The alliss mis-
gutdedly block the way.
A q matter Of tact every one Of the
four prtacipies easscaatsA by rr~st.
dent Wilson have fua4 hN<N f1aRrnntiy
violated h srtnai practice b. Germany
In Russia. Rad tAcss principles n
The light at what has inst sssa doas
b. the 0ssnaA asiocrsey With : help
,ses Russia and The coaclxsson h iaes-
cSSaAls thAa wstff tktss h bettas ~.
dsnessl ~ 0swnxx slxcs5sy tAsA s,iAs
world hAs ~ ssea. official wAshihA.
tea VIII nj tue = moment sassrtaia
sAs idea a csAsfae ~ present COG.
1lics.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-03-15
SUB CHASER REACHES PORT
psriioss Journey " Tiny Crsst Rsa<hss
Gs~ops Asssr osime esparstsd
Frem Convey.

wasAington. --Safs arrival II N E&
rcpeAn port Of 4 iihfocs sxAmArias
chaser, WITH = Fr~acA crew aboard.
which haA not eesn heard from siscs
Jan. IT, has bean announced ~ The
navy department The ilttss crsn vas
separated from her escort during :
terrific GALS while Ao~nd Tor Exsoca.
No navisatins Instruments vess a
hoard bot sstsc bsins Saown sas OK
their coarsA. sAs Frsnchnsa estimated
their opsitian an hesdsd fos Port 10
their remsaxkahls ssansAnsAip h IT.
trihuisa the ssocsss n III voyage
win The sastsss tasshaea ~ IL
Storm. the crss riGssd ~ ssils iron
- coverings aaA saiisd fes - daya
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-03-15

'vhi'dfsa," saiA The teacher whias
instruetsns tAe class n csmpesftioa
''yea sAeslA ~ attempt any MsAu
IT fancy. ~ semply - yssrsssvss aa1
write wAst y h 20 % ~ ssitass
any other pssssas vv4tiAss - 1nv
ies3arstisa fse0 sstsiAs ssssssA
A. result = this advtss JsAnay
wsss turned h ~ following canDss1-
tion.
I'VE shsslA NJ sttesapt ~ Asss
ot faaey. but rsts What h h - =
No tAArs b my ssSnmiek. fuass mn.
liver, tws aprssa, ere psecs a ~. 60
seacx lsnssa eaadS and NJ DINNER, -
Daltinees Bafletia.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-03-15

wssk b ne Stery sad dsaigAt q
NE aad tAs en,y scespsshis ererss
for hsing In tAas world. ana Tie 3D.
tscs II III pr4csieai isssstsstssaa q
The rstactpss = tAtigas and reccvssy
y 10 aad cot. ~ what b he tesse
pess;hle sms1Af u ~esA that . ~
mAn hesAg eAn 81 aicne ~. bat what
10 the srs~test snSsn, that be can -
without decf~sstas Bin wvvkins cspss>
sr. Sach b the Essrea " wcrk. which
those xho are rot Of he elect may
rsssrd = hard deetraaA --1ExShaAsA
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-03-15

TIE Arst eeeS al the home wSs
reached ~ The rear By climbing Z digAt
- stairA One evening the family came
1xak town With q good tsany psrcesA
Which ne father. tsethes and zen. EH
Osae. rree~<des - carry late the
Assse, Eassss x,tnx No thu atsrs aryts
- they ncsfsd the scp s,sp To fa,Aek
aia fsrsettinS ncueatartiy that he
yeungstees aruss wesv tsll scA ~op<n
- xrvtn a~ee. spa." 70 which the
ysungstss rcctssd: I cant pas. Tn
IN psea-
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-03-15

pStoodNs6 WFHH % kA
fssrEraA = 1Asssaads = wns ps4s.
ea6s h rstruefaA - nsscsw Asvs
aanssaced their vtiieae1sss v ~
n ~ 1ssssss n the ksssiAa ysvet
cirtsca. tAe HcisAsvik1 AsclAss. Thsy
srs chiefly AsstsO HsaeasiAs Hsys
III spmA 0ern4A4 ~ tnels6s1.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-03-15

TschAicsi TrslRaao ~ orssssea.
u KasAsnxtnn- -=sax s1nsrxeneY. tfsin:
Inc courses 10 On s~isctive ssrvics mes
Tor tscAaicAi eceseatioas ih the arsav
havs bssa prsrsr~d ~ The federal
hoard fos voca1sesai sdscatica and viii
~ Distributed y scheok throughout
Tho cu.ntry.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-03-15
sesaasA sAsssNse b ssait.

op&as0N vSeaMsF u 10AN&
Madrid-Ths 6pAAiah atAanes Mar
Caspio. was ssak ty sshmaksns %
Ass way. " New Fort with = cargo
of eork- TAs crew ~as picked ~
" ~ as@smss Caaslao -Lspss y u.
psA xxkisA, aim xee stappsd N IN
sataaSiss. bst latsr wss allowed -
proc4ed.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-03-15

vssssa psSsrss Frsm 4 asas psrx ~
gurSps.

A Cain rcst---A FORMER AastyfsS
steamer ssased hy The United States
spea the dscisfstsoa II war asalsst
Austria and receutiy scssppe1 Win
the nsv Dcnnssly -soassRhAhis~ sy--
ten. saiisa With . csrsp tor same for
eiga pcrs. Tbs stsaasT ID easspeea
vita nesv sAaa itees cir and vat.r
tight cells vhsrA IL 1xrsn1nr claims
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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-03-15

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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-03-15

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