davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-10
Uderzaja " Pikardyi'
Biora q Mill ma Froncie
2O-StO Mi|OWym.
Celem ,Ich Paryz.
Amerykanie Gotowi do Walki.
Bija Kontrataki Niemcow mad Marna.
Sytuacya pred Ofensywa
z F1rOntu WfoSkiegO.
Ma Wschodzie.
INNE TELEGRAMY.
Biia Kontrataki Niemcow mad Marna.
Sytuacya pred Ofensywa
EFrOntu WfoSl<iegO.
Ma Wschodzie.
INNE TELEGRAMY.

cznem jest, re Niemcy wysilaja
sic w celu zdobycia Compiegne.
Posiadiszy to miasto, Ruprecht
bawarski spodziewa sic mice o.
twarta droge dolina rzeki Oise
do francuskieJ stolicy. Tenn sa-
mem mogfby prawdopodobnie
przerzucic swa armie ma p6fno-
cny brzeg Marry, czego ME zdo-
iali dokonac Niemcy tydzien te-
mu ko1o Chateau Thierry mad
rzeka Ourcq. q drugiej strony
atak obecny grozi, re Niemcy do
stana sic ma tyiy Aliantow mad
Marina cd Scissors do Chateau
Thierry. Depesze wszakze ostat-
ME wskazuja, re Francuzi So pa
nami sytuacyi ma obecnej linii
ataku, chociaz pewna utrata
gruntu bedzie kQpieczna celem u
nikniecia STRAIT wiekszych w lu-
dziach. Jest to czwarta faza O.
fensywy niemieckiej, kt6ra "a
cze}a sic ma froncie SO milowym
w Pikardyi Fl marca. ZatrZy-
mani pred Amiens, Niemcy roz
poczeli 9 kwietnia drugi atak ma
25 milowym froncie we Flan--
dryi. Gdy atak ich wstrzymano
pred Hazebrouck i ma zachod
cd Mount KENNEL, trzeci wysi-
lex zrobili Niemcy w Szampanii
ma 25 milowym froncie miedzy
scissors a Reims 27 maja, do
cierajac do Marny i Chateau
Thierry, At mil ma po}nocny
wschod cd Paryza. Eksperci woj-
skowi Aliantow przepowiedzieli
dokiadnie zesziego tygodnia, re
nastepny atak niemiecki nasta-
pi tn wiaSnie, gdzie wczoraj
Niemcy uderzyli, LIMA bowiem
Montdidier - Noyon }aczy ra--
zem obydwa fronty Pikardyi i
Marry. Samo przez sic wojska
amerykanskie znalaz}y sic ma
dwu najwazniejszych punktach
hnii broniacej Paryza: pod Can
tigny ma polnocnem skrzydle i
pod Chateau Thiery ma poiudniu.
= Chociaz walka ma froncie
Montdidier-Noyon usuneia ma
plan drugi wszelkie inne wypad-
XII dnia, przeciez i ma innych
frontach powazne zachodza star
cia. l tax wypedzeni zostali
Niemcy z lasu Eloup, ma po}u--
dnie cd wioski Bussaires, a TAX
ze Vinly, nieco dalej ma pofno-
cny zach6d. Swietne zwyciestwo
odniesli Francuzi we Flandryi
wypedzajac Niemcow z Locre
Hospice, nieco ma po}udniowy
wsch6d cd Locre, ktore jest klu-
czem do Mont Rouge j silnych
pozycyi ma wzg6rzach, kt6re A
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-10
Niemiecki Nur zatopiony?.
Nury Uchodza ma Po|udnie.
Dyskusye mad Projektem Podatkowym'
Wilson zsjmie Kompanie 1e|sgTatczne?"
4eCh h|r|andCzyk6WOskarzony
0 zdradzieCM SpiSek.
10000 Aerop|an6w do FranCyi.
MOVIE Odznak "a BohaterstWo AmeykaiskIeh 10nery
Now InstruktOrzy " 0bOz0 Granta.
n.o,o 1oIooramv KYainwo
10000 AeIop|an6W do FranCyi.
G Odznaki "a BohateTstWo Ameykaisklch zotnlerzy
Nowi Instruktorzy " 0bozIe Granta.
DaIszs TeIsgramy Krajowe'

Republikahscy senatorowie sta
will silny opor nowemu projekto-
wi podatkowemu sekretarza Nc
Adoo, nakladajacemu ciezkie po-
datki ma ludnoSc kraju, celem ze-
hrania $S,OOO,OOO,000 W przysz.
lynn roku. Znaczy to, re zamiast
zaciagac z podatkow dotychcza-
sowyeh '$4,O0O,000,O0e, admins
stracya podatkowa zada diva ra-
zy tyle, czyli $S,0O0,0OO,000. Re-
publikahscy senatorowie oswald
czyli, re nowy projekt podatkowy
ME powinien zadac wyzszych po-
datk6w mad $2,OOO,O0O,OOO, czyli
ogolne podatki W przyszlym ro-
ku powinny wynosic $6,00O,OO0,.
900 zamiast $S,00O,000,000.
Senator Stanu Utah, Smoot O.
5wiadczyi, ze watpi czyby by}o
mozna zebrac $8,0OO,OOO,oOO re
srodkow wymienionych przez Sc
kretarza skarbu. Amerykanie ME
powinni bye obciazani podatkami;
lud amerykahski sprzeciwia sic
novel ustawie podatkowej - oto
sens mowy sen. Smoota.
WILSON ZAJMIE KOMPA-
ME TELEGRAFICZNE.
St. Paul, Mimi, 10. czerwca.-
Ma konferencyi american Fede.
ration of Labor, ktora sic odbe-
die dzisaj po poludniu, H. E.
Perham, prezes Stowarzyszenis
telegrafistow kolejowych, wre-
czy prezydentowi Wilsonowi no
wa rezolucye upowazniajaca 60
do zajecia kompanii telegraficz-
nych. Rezolucya B. Perhama o,
swiadcza, re kompanie TELEGRAPH
czne wydalily piracy wielu ope-
ratorow telegraficznych dla tego,
re ci wstapili do uni. Urzednicy
Stowarzyszenia telegrafistow ko-
twierdza, re gdyby
strajk by} togioszony, okolo
1000 10000 czlonkow Stowa-
wysz}oby ma strajk.
Pred rozpoczeciem konferen--
cyl odbedzie sic patryotyczny po-
chod, azeby uczcic jej uczestni-
kow. Panstwo Samuel Gompers
beda honorowymi goscmi przy tel
okazyi. w. D. Mahon, prezes ro-
botnik6w kompanii tramwajo-
wych zaprotestowai przeciw przy
iaczeniu do .Federacyi, stowarzy-
szenia brotherhood of Locomo-
tive Engineers ma tel podstswic,
ie maszynisci sprzeciwiaja sic ju-
rysdykcyi robotnikow wagono-
wych.
Ian Donlin zostai obranym
prezesem, w. ]. Spencer sekre-
tarzem Departamentu budowy
handful. Jan F. Hines zostai obra-
rym wiceprezesem ma miejsce
Rodericka D.Alexandrego. wszy-
scy inni wiceprezesi zostali wy--
laleni.
Doko,,rzenie ma Stronicv Zoiei.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-10
KALENDARZYK.

Dzis, poniedziaIek, 10. czerwca:
sw. Malgorzaty.
Jutro, wtorek, II. czerwca: sw.
Barnabasza.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-10
NIEMIECKI MUIR ZATO-
PIONY.
DONOSI RAPPORT.
Port Atlantycki, 10. czerwca.-

Port Atlantycki, 10. czerwca.-
Niepewny rapport donosi, re a
merykahski pancernik albo zato-
pill wczoraj nienneckiego nura,
albo,go uwiezii niedateko brzegu
Stanu Virginia. Pancernik,' ktory
patroIowal ma wodach amerykal-
skich powrocif do portu, lecz ma
rynarze ME dali zadnej informa-
cyl co do zatopienia nura.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-10
JENNIE.
FRANCUSKI.

Paryz, 10. czerwca. Ma pofu-
dnie Cd Aisne rozgrywa}a sic
walka artyleryi zw}aszcza w oko-
Icy Foverolles. Ma poludniowy
zachod cd Ambleny Francuzi IL
lepszyli swe pozycye W ciagu no.
cy. Ma poiudnie cd Ourcq nacie-
rail- w dalszym ciagu postapili
naprzod. Posuneli swe szeregi az
do zachodnich krahcow Dam
mard i ma wschod Cd Chezy, a
takze przeszfo kilometr ma poinoc
cd Veuilly-la-P -Poterie, biorac oko-
10 80 jehcow. Dalej ma poludnie
Miemcy wykonali diva gwaltow-
ne ataki ma pozycye zdobyte
przez Francuzow ma froncie cd
Bouresches do lie Thiolet. Fran
cuzi zIamali te ataki nieprzyja
ciel poniosi ciezkie straty bez O.
jakichkolwiek korzysci.
zywa walka artyleryi zaszla w o.
kolicy Hangard-en-S n-Santerre, mic
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-10
Z Biura kstsorulogIcznsgs.

wsch6d slonca godz. 5:14.
Zach6d sIo6ca godz. 1924.
*
Pogoda W Chicago okolicy:
chmurnie / niepewnie w poniedzia-
lex wtorek; we wtOrek cieplej; poll
nocno-wschodni wiatr umiarkowany.
Temperature domy minionej =
najwyzsza godzinie 4tej popolud-
niu: "a stopni. a najnizsza o godzi-
ME 2ej mad ranem; "a stopni.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-10

lianci trzymaja ma zachod Cd
KENNEL. w drugim ataku W tel
samej okolicy Francuzi wzieli AZ
iencow ma wschod cd jeziora
Dickenbusch. Anglicy rowniez
uprowadzili jencow W ataku bh-
sko Hulluch, powyzej Lens, a
takze koio Strazeele. Ma po}noc
cd Albert i ma po}udniowy
wsch6d cd Arras, ma froncie Ka-
nadyjskim, czynna by}a artyle--
rya. Francusko amerykanskle
wojska w dalszym ciagu wywie-
raja szalony nacisk ma wierzcho-
lex niemieckiego klina mad Mar
ma i zrobify Swieze postepy. DIVA
szalone ataki nieprzyjacielskie
ma nowo zdobyte pozycye kofo
Bouresches-le-Thio chybi}y ce
lu. Nieco dalej ma pofnoc Fran
cuzi posuneli swa linie az w po-
blize Dammard i przesz}o kilo-
metr ma wschod cd Chevy. We
wszystkich tych przedsiewzie--
ciach zadano nieprzyjacielowi
ciezkie straty i wzieto jenc6w.
w od&inku mad rzeka Ourcq Ali
anci udaremnili wszelkie rugby
nieprzyjaciela przeciwko Villers-
Cotterets. Obecnie rzecz ma sic
tax, ze Niemcy zamiast posuwac
sic naprz6d, uzywaja sill wszel-
kich, ably utrzymac sic ma zdo-
bytem terytoryum. W niekto-
rych punktach jednak ME mogli
oprzec sic miazdzacym atakom
francusko-amerykanskim i cof-
nae sic musieli.
URZEDoWE RAPoRTY Wo-
TENNE
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-10

ldhl hLSpi ZN JdSlSioNlS 10
poiudniewy wschod Cd Arras.
z '''>' AMERYKANSKI.
Paryz, Kwatera Wojsk Amer,
1C. czerwca. - Sekcya A - Ma
polnocny zach6d cd Chateau
Thierry odparliSmy ataki ME
przyjacielskie ma przestrzeni
'dwoch mil Z ciezkiemi stratami
dla nieprzyjaciela. Niema mic do
zakomp pnikowania Z innych punk
tow, zajetych przez nasze woj-
ska.
NIEMIECKI.
Berlin, via Londyn, 10. czerw-
ca. = Armia bawarskiego nastep-
cy tronu Ruprechta: Ogieh dzia-
fowy starcia patroli zachodzi}y
cd czasu do czasu. - Armia ME
mieckigeo nastepcy tronu !:
Wznowione ataki nieprzyjaciel-
skie ma polnocny zachod cd Cha
teau Thierry i kontrataki celem
odzyskania gruntu utraconego
mad rzeczka Andre przyniosly
Francuzom nieznaczne tylko zdo-
bycze gruntu. Kilka atakow regi-
ment6w francuskich, amerykah-
skich angielskich zlamaliSmy,
zadajac ciezkie straty. Mad rzeka
Oise odnowiono walke. Lokalne
ataki francuskie ma poludniowym
brzegu rzeki Aisne ma poludnie
cd Ourcq chybily. Szturmy ma
sze ma wschod Cd Autry daily nam
45 ienc6w. Ma zach6d cd rzeki
Disc zdobyliSmy wzgorze Curry i
sasiednie linie nieprzyjacielskie.
SYTUACYA PRED NOVA
OFENSYWA.
Paryz, 10. czerwca. - Zatrzy--
trzecia ofensywe Hinden
burea, komendanci Aliantow zai-
maja sic kwestya, gdzie i kiedy
nastapi czwarta jej faza. Maj
rieroztropniejsza rzecza - we
dug ich zdania - byloby mnie--
mac, re giowny atak nieprzyja-
ciela juz przeminai; przeciwnie,
mimo re olbrzymie masy wojsk
niemieckich bra}y juz udzia} w
trzech ostatnich wysifkach wro--
ga, najstraszliwsze ciosy dopierc
nastapia. Hindenburg bowiem po-
siada olbrzymia armie. Wpraw--
die rezerwy jego, ktore badzto
ieszcze ME braly udziaIu W walce
1adzto cd kilku tygodni odpoczy-
waja i podlegaja reorganizacyi,
nie So liczne = wynosza zapewne
:ylko okolo 100000 - armia jego
sklada sic. z przeszlo 200
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-10

dzy Disc a Aisne ma poiudnie cd
,Aisne. Posu11eliSfny sic naprzod
" okolicy Vedfliye la Poterie |
wtargneliSn1y do wsi Eleop. Me
przyjaciel stara} sic wstrzymac
rasz poch6d ma Chevy Dammard
silnymi kontratakami ale wojska
Inasze zlamaly te ataki, zadaiy
straty i utrzyma}y zdobycze.-O
polnocy Niemcy rozpoczeli szalo-
ny wstepny ogien dzialowy cd
Montdidier ma polnocy az do re-
XII Oise ma wschodzie. Francuskic
baterye natychmiast podwoily
swoj ogieh w odpowiedzi. o 60
dzinie 4:30 piechota niemiecka
rzucila sic do ataku ma nasze po-
zycye cd Noyon do Montdidier.
Wojska nasze stawiaja swletny
opor, zaslaniajac to terytoryum.
Ma lewem skrzydle Niemcy ME
wiele zyskali; wojska nasze trzy-
maja sic linii Rubescourt, lie Ere
toy Mortemer. w centrum ME
.przyjaciel posuna} sic nieco da-
lei. Po moderczej bitwie wtargnaf
do wsi Ressons-surMatz Ma
reuil. Ma prawem skrzydle spot
kal sic takze z oporem ME mniej
energicznym. Zatrzymalismy so
ma linii Belval, Cannectancourt /
Vile. Miedzy Disc Francuzi zdo-
byli nieco gruntu ma wschod cd
Hautebraye, biorac 60 jehcow.
Ma wschod cd Ourcq ulepszyll
swe pozycye koio Chezy i odbili
Niemcom Vinly, las Eloup i las
ia boludnie cd Bussaires. Ma "a
ch6d cd Reims Niemcy atakujac
poniesli wielkie straty bez zad--
nych rezultatow.
BRYTYJSKI.
Londyn, 10. czerwca. - Wczo-
raj w nocy wykonalismy atak ma
transze nieprzyjacielskie ma polu-
dnie cd Arras zadaliSmy ciezkie
straty garnizonowi wroga.
Wczesnym rankiem wojska franz
cuskie wykonaly pomyslny
szturm ma wschod Cd jez. 'Dicke-
busch zabraiy Al jeicow. Wig
lismy kilku jehc6w wczotaj W
nocy W pomyslnym ataku W oko-
Icy Hulluch i,patrole nasze zada-
iy straty nieprzyjacielowi w oko-
Icy Strazeele zdobyly jedna mi
tralieze. Artylerya nieprzyjaciel-
ska czynna byia ma polnoc cd
ma pa}udniowy wsohod cd
Arras miedzy Givenchy q Ro-
becq. Ma poiudnie cd Beaumont
lIamel wykonalismy pomyslny
reid, biorac 30 pehcow, Francuzi
zas atakowali re skuskiem ia
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-10
Washington, 10. czerwca.

Department marynarki oznaj-
mil, re w przysziosci, kazdy
transportowiec bedzie konwojo-'
wany. Stany Zjednoczone ME be-
da potrzebowa}y Sciagac floty a
merykahskiej wod europej-
skich, azeby konwojowac trans,
portowce, DO maja pod dostat'
klein okretow patrolowych, sciga-
czy nur6w mniejszych okretow
Urzednicy marynarki oswald
czyli, re konwoje najbardziej So
potrzebne powolnym transpor-
towcom, krazacym przy brzegach,
poniewaz w tych to miejscach
srasuja niemieckie nury. Depar-
lament marynarki otrzymaf
wczoraj rapport, re niemieckie nu-
ry prawdopodobnie znajduja sic
kolo brzeg6w Florydy Maine.
Urzednicy marynarki wys}ali o.
strzezenia wszystkim wlaScicie-
lom kapitanom okretow amery-
kahskich, azeby ci wstrzymali
chwilowo okrety w portach, az
otrzymaja rozkazy. Robi sic
wszelkie starania okolo fortyfiko-
wanna brzegow amerykanskich,
gdyby niemieckie nury kiedys
rapadly znowu ma ME. Me VIA
domo jednak, czy niemiecki muir,
ktory sic ukazai onegdaj przy
brzegu amerykahskim, jeszcze
przebywa ma wodach naszych. O.
kret norweski ,,Vinland", ktory
onegdaj zosta} zatopiony bomba-
mi niemieckiego nura, przewozi}
pasazerow zywnosc. Pasazero--
vie zaioga zostali wyratowani.
Port Atlantycki, 10. czerwca.-
Amerykahski parowiec zywnoscio
wy, onegdaj scigany przez nura,
przybyi szczesliwie' do portu.
Kapitan parowca prosii urzedni-
kow marynarki, azeby mu pozwo-
Iono umiescic armaty ma pkrecie,
zeby mogi sic bronic pred napa-
dem nurow. Zanim riur mogi nan
puscic torpedo, parowiec zakrecif
ma poludnie i ruszyi do portu.
REPUBLIKANIE STAWIAJA
oPoR PROJEKToWI PO-
DATKOWEMU.
WASHINGTON, 10. czerwca. =
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1918-11-22
RED CROSS ELECTS
NEW OFFICERS.

With Mr.. Harrell Moran presiding,
the Dresden chapter of Red Cross
held an important meeting on Thurs
day of last week, at which the follow
ing officers were elected:
Mr.. C. H. Moran, chairman; Mrs.
Shobe Smith, vice-chairman; Mrs. j..
C. Freeman, secretary, and W. T..
Killebrew, treasurer. The following
chairmen were elected: Miss Re-
becca Duke, woman's work; Mrs. D.
M. McElwrath, membership; Joe l..
Holbrook, publicity; F, Y. Fuqua,
ducation; F. G. Ezell, finance; Mrs.
Mary Garrett, nursing; Mrs. W. B.
Mayo, civilian relief; Mrs. c. M.
Ewing, reception; Mrs, R. A. Elkins,
conservation; Miss Ida Hancock, jun
Tor auxiliary.
The following five delegates, to-
gether with each branch chairman,
were elected to represent this branch
at the county election on Nov. 20:
W. w. House, Mrs. J. E. Jones, Mrs.
H. L. Hill, Mrs. Shobe Smith and
Judge R. E. Maiden.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1918-11-22
WOMEN AND GIRLS WANTED

The Mayfield WOODEN Mills, May
field, KY, offers employment in
their sewing rooms and weaving
rooms to 100 women and girls. No
previous experience necessary. We
have experiences teachers to teach
you and pay you six dollars a week,
while you learn. After two or three
weeks, according to your efficiency,
you should be able to earn $40 to
$25 week. Steady employment the
year round in we'll ventilated, light,
clean, sanitary, steam-heated rooms.
Superintendent will find you a good
boarding place or house to rent at
reasonable rates.
MAYFIELD WOODEN MILES,
3l-4t Mayfield, Ky.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1918-11-22
IALONEL. SAL|VATEs
AND MAKES YOU SICK
Acts like dynamite on a sluggish
liver and you lose q
days work.

There's no reason why person should
take sickening, saliyating calomel when
a few cents buys large bottle of bod
sons Liver Tone-a perfect substitute
Tor caIomel. -,aeAlsl,ss;s,.
It is pleasant, vegetable LIQUID which
viii start your liver just as surely. as
calomel, but It doesn't make you sick
and can not sa1ivate. ~ s,',-
Children and grown folks can take
Dodson's Liver Tone, because it is per.
1ectly harmless. n,aqc,s.aa . 60. re
Calomel is a dangerous drug. It is
mercury and attacks your bones Take
"a dose of nasty calomel today and Won
will feel weak, sick and nauseated to.
morrow, Don't lose a days work. Take
spoonful of Dodson's Liver Tone in.
stead and you will wake up feeling great
No more biliousness, constipation, SLUG.
glshness, headache, coated tongue or sour
stomach Your druggist says if Won
don't find Dodson's Liver Tone acts bet.
ter than horrible calomcl your money il
waiting for you.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1918-11-22

the wheat grower will get this price
for nearly eighteen months longer re-
CARELESS of the ending of the war.
But the grower was told by the re-
publican spell-binder that his profits
had been limited by the government,
while the cotton farmers gains would
only be restricted by the law of sup
ply and demand.
1t is freely admitted that South
ern democrats made a tactical blum
der in fighting cotton price fixing
under the circumstances
Another argument which the re-
publicans used effectively was that
the South had monopolized a vast
majority of the important commit
tee chairmanships in congress. This
is true, and the Southern members
acquired the chairmanships through
the operations of the me-honored
rule. But, conceding that
this was fair under the plan that has
always been followed, it was politi-
cally unwise, in view Of many of the
Northern Democrats. 1t gave the re-
publicans opportunity to inject the
sectional issue into the fight and
this was worked overtime in many
states north of the Mason and Dixon
line.
1t is certain that the women suf-
fragists worked and voted against
democratic members in many of the
suffrage states, because of their cha
grin over the outcome of the suffrage
fight in congress. They did this in
some states to the extent Of fight
ing those who had favored them, no
tably in Colorado, where they de-
feated Senator Shafroth. Whether
they forwarded their cause remains
to be seen.
Whether or not the Presidents
appeal to the voters was politically
wise is another subject which will be
debated for a long time, though it
followed republican precedent. Some
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1918-11-22

say it aroused the republican voters
without bringing any corresponding
increase in the democratic vote,
This is rather indicated in states
like Delaware, where Senator Sauls-
bury received the largest vote given
a democratic candidate in many
years, and yet was defeated.
Chairman Hays, of the republican
committee, is credited by many dem
ocratic leaders with conducting a
very shrewd campaign, though in
many respects very unfair one.
There are hints of liberal expen-
diture of money in all the close
states by the republican organiza-
ton. This talk always follows an
election, but the belief is pretty we'll
founded that the sinews of war were
supplied to the state and district
managers in liberal sums. The re-
publican leaders realized that the war
was practically over and they wanted
to control congress during the i'm
portant reconstruction period. The
large corporations want to be re-
lieved of the present plan of taxing
excess profits. There is an eight
billion dollar revenue bill now pend
ing before the senate, which has al
ready passed the house. 1t imposes
liberal taxation on a great many in
terests that have always basked in
the favor of the republican party.
1t is not unlikely that filibuster
will be started when congress re-
convenes to prevent this bill being
passed before the congress expires
by constitutional limitation next
March This would force President
Wilson to call an extra session, but
the difference is that the republicans
would draw the new revenue bill.
Under all the circumstances, demo-
Gratis generally are willing that the
republicans shall control both branch
es, since they have the house beyond
peradventure, and this will place the
responsibility squarely where it be-
longs for forthcoming legislation.
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means countrywide publicity. tt
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1918-11-22
FACTORS IN LATE
PARTY CONTESTS
ARE ELUCIOATED
Failure Of Democrats to Fix Maximum
Price for Cotton EyeTtS Influence
on Election.

Washington.-Now that the cleo
ton is out of the way and control Of
both houses of congress has def
nitely passed to the republicans, dis
cussion is rife among the democrats
in Washington as to the causes
which brought about this result.
Neither party went before the
country on any issues such as have
divided the country into rival polit-
ical camps in the past. Both parties
were pledged to vigorous prosecu-
ton of the war to successful con-
clusion, and under President Will
sons leadership, the Democrats were
able to show that this had already
been practically achieved. With the
war rapidly drawing to a close, it is
inconceivable that this figured in
the unfavorable result. But there
were variety of smaller issues that
were raised by the republicans, eth
er secretly or openly, according to
the existing political situation in the
section affected.
Democratic senator's from the
northern and western states are call
ing attention to the awkward atti-
tude in which the party was placed
by the insistance of Southern men,
bers that there be no tinkering with
the price of cotton. The failure to
fix price for cotton was made the
basis of bitter attack by republi-
car partisans in the wheat growing
states of the North and West and |
the argument was not without effect,
as shown by the results. At one
time it seemed certain that the War
Industries Board would regulate the
price of the Southern staple, but |
there was an emphatic protest from
the Southern representatives of the |
cotton growing states, who feared |
that the price set would cause the
growers to lose money. After a
sharp discussion, a compromise was
reached by which a commission to
determine the question was appoint
ed, and it now looks like the war
will be over before this commission
makes it's report.
The fact is the interests of the ag-
ricultural classes generally, North |
and South, were protected by the
administration. While the price of |
wheat was fixed, it was placed high
er than the planters widest dream
of avarice in peace times would have
set it. Two dollar and twenty-cent
wheat was an increase of one-hun-
dred and thirty-one per cent over |
the three-year pre-war period, and
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1918-11-22
TEACHERS MEET
ING NOVEMBER 3

We will meet with the Corn Club
boys on Nov. 23. Let's make a spec
ial effort to come out and make this
meeting a success. Take this as a
personal invitation from your chair
man and your superintendent.
PROGRAM
Playground Supervision-W. D..
Croft.
Supervised Study. B. Reed.
Address to the Baby-C. H. Moody.
NOON
Solo-Mrs. L. E. Holladay
Speaker from Normal.
Reading-Miss Mary Steadwell.
Committee.
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Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1918-11-22
mrs. BRENTS DONE GREAT GOOD
BY Vim HEPATICA PRESCRIPTION
We'll Kam Louisville Woman Says Yin Hpta Prescription Brought her Back
Health Again After all Other Medicine had Failed

II read in the papers about Vim
Hepatica and went and got a bottle.
The very first dose seemed to help
me-"
Just such testimony as this comes
in from every quarter. Vim Hepati-
ca is truly a wonderful remedy.
Come in, get a bottle and try it on
our recommendation
Alexander & Brasfield, Dresden;
J. G. Ammons, Gleason, and the
Shannon Drug Co., Sharon, are dis
tributing and explaining this won
derful remedy.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1918-11-22
JOHN GARDNER
BUILDING ROADS

We passed John GardIier out on
the road near his palatial home, east
of Martin, on last Friday with over
alls on and axe in hand, with a crew
of his own hands and teams repair
ing the neglected place in the road
west of the cemetery entrance.
John has always been a good roads
enthusiast. He has proven his inter-
est in better roads by his actions,
just as he was doing last week, by