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The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-01-19
II. 7 I NIA4N,
Co. F., 6 Bat. goth Engineers.

Naval Base, Norfolk, Va, Dec. 20.
Harold Kelleran acknowledges,
with a sincere appreciation of its
value, receipt of the Christmas pres
ent furnished by Dorchester County
Chapter, American Red Cross. May
we each continue to do our bit"
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-01-19
Hampton Roads. Va. Dec. %

Hampton Roads. Va. Dec. %.
My dear Red Cross:
l take this means of thanking you
for the bundle of happiness and good
cheer that you gave me at Christmas.
1t sure did show the spirit of the
American Red Cross. With such a
noble society in back Of us sailors
and soldier boys, we can't help but
win this fight for humanity. l gave
up my home and family to fight, and
| never expected anything but hard
ship. l was indeed surprised when
| received that present you sent me.
Little did l think that anybody back
home, outside my family, was think
ing of me. l thank you sincerely,
and hope you grow and grow. Wish
ing you all a happy New Year, re-
main, yours truly.
LEROY MISTER,
L. S. Naval Training Station, Co. 81,
Hampton, Roads. Va.
Camp Hancock, Dec. g.
Dorchester Red Cross Chapter:
Kindly accept my thanks for the
Christmas box which l received in
Fridays mail Your remembrance
frnptiDrad on Dore Two
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-01-19

FOR SALE-About so head of good
grade Shropshire Ewes, all with lamb;
the increase from this flock will pay
the price of it. Also IL head of young
Guernsey cattle, l thoroughbred and
registered Guernsey male, Joe of Lo-
Gust Hill, and two of his sons, yearl-
ings. Eight head of young grade
Guernsey cows, all with calf and gooo
rich mixers. Private sale, corner Pig
Neck road and Todd's Point road, old
Derby Place, near Sam Spedden's store.
A. L. WING COBURN,
Bit. r. 16-2t Hills Point p. O.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-01-19
REYEILLE

At sunrise when the troops get the signal take up
their duties for the day the first thing that occupies
their minds is the thoughts of what the mess hall con-
And it is with the great army of civilians, the
appetite is the thing foremost in their minds when
awaking from slumber.
Tomorrow when your alarm clock sounds the re-
. veille jump of bed with the firm satisfaction that
whether you will eat breakfast dinner or supper away
from home the Cambridge Restaurant is the place
find we'll cooked food at reasonable prices
.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-01-19
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

WANTED-Agents make big profits
selling our extracts, perfumes, cold
creams, face powders, spices, medi-
cines etc. Beautiful high-grade line
Exclusive territory. Sample soap free.
Lacassian Co.. Dept. 95. st. Louis. Mo.
FOR SALE-Green pine. in stove
lengths. Apply to A. X. Austin. phone
1S11-F3. 19-3t
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-11-29

WHY WOMEN DREAD
OLD AGE

nsoa't very about cid age Don't wervy
strSss being ia other peppes way ~k~n
yea ARE ses.lng on In yskr kse5 yTsaf
hs-ty ~ gtsqd cenaltsoH Ard you can be ~
haie and hearty IN quar- old days - ys'a
wrrv when sd. atsd vvwry ans wgil ~
EfaSs u. sx~ ytss~ e>
The k1dnsgs and bladder are The On ases
ri @niie Affections. h~p them cSeas shA
in yrnf~r working stndit,pn. Drive The
ressonoss wastes from the system ana
avuaA sre ard sceWanls,leus Take GOLD
AkDAL HssFssm t,fi tapsulss iserisassAl
IL ana rca viii Fad that the Fystem wi9
slw@ys IN Ia perfect working order feas
seyfats Sl!l IN sblsvensa, year Eaeiss
nssde .frnAs and ytw fare have ana
usnrs tst loak "a ysnata and hs*lsh
Sea lie. fresh strength and hesish wsn
~@aga* ~ Yoa efnt1rEs ,ast ,srai Tasbt Whsw
sts1r ffas v{gyf has iesn rstats3 cr~tsnas
for .shsAs tssjag . csI.gls os ,we eatt
@sr TER w1iI k~wp yaH IN condition msad
prevent . r.fWtA If yovr tsoshles
hsye Il ostg rsss guarantees er@rd ID
Hssri"rn 0l Capvules, GOLD MEDAL
There Gre rAnv fakes On ths rnArfef he
snr. sra get IRE rylgsnai GOLD METAL
imported HssrisrH tA tsesalss Thsy 40
tie @riy r*liAtss Fat sa3s ly All ArM clan
avagg9sss ~-Aar
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-11-29
Claims Almighty As Ais Ally,

Nauy doubt whether William was
entirety sapc lie said repeatedly that
h. po@SeSssd "a divine mandate ~ rule
that tar Almighty Was bis 'Gnronffl.
ilonal and avnnei all, II Is oct en-
ttrojs CLEAR whether such autFteinss
arre fhc product ~ "a tiisvr,'er'D! Nvtn
Sc Vtt, due tn uHtatuBslsd ceotlsm sai
an ,r1rt "a 'upr,Ss hts subjects wifi
The 'ita II reyerrug aud 0uQpoxacnng
Aaltmlssi,u
lli. sy,. hrs 10 tis &f!iifts IA Snlth
b. asserted fo sR,l they werv 'Instyu.
ueH,S ~ divine ja1KBen, ulea Gcr-
gant's eHcues wprp ry.sartleyi hy
msuy outside of 'serynany hs Iaeycs x
rhetoric tHtraly,' ouIy "a deceive MS
own people.
Fpv statesmen rrnlfFn4' that The ,trs.
gsrnr IN his shining srinr mane,i.
seriBs his Artaics and fleets tall.'.fag
up VI" German military systea ~.
n'sHtinS 81" central epagsires and Tur.
key and fostering the Is-ra bling ~ he
supremacy NJ eatseraSy SaS erecting
machine tbs, nge day would make
war upon sli civiiiEaiion
Yet the world was warned by so,ns
fsr siEhtsi men that the emperor
H1gli ane lay hrtA9 ii'atgStFuphe 'a.r;f
The nations. These meu SAM H.. hi1a
then end see hlm TOW rs a mad lnreu-
,nr gives In hiS yeuth ,he n.ost dan
ssrous ~ aI ia,s bis aruy arrd navy.
They Werc AiS plattsH@s ia ae-
ve,orFi ,ateta ihyoa1haa, the years 10
thr sptnt - hsry he hs8 10 pu; their
to a test Ike q craxel saytGtot. ho
feared 'f,s end IL hls reign uaagd fsnA
his invcHt,ans gatri~t, ~ ers srs.d the
HtSt opportunity &c ws9e world uaT
Meantime ,hn tlefuan var pafty
grew Vj'h WjGIam 81 .t> head. aai
ihe ~.at1ge - uo~lA d4a7 Eaa await4yg
20 hagf g. begin u, at'hipmef.,. Il,
c'rls "!ta 'he assa~> atfru ~ 'be
Austrian Arrhtgke FRANCIS FertllaAai
sn3 Bis @Esa VI sarat evs
R.val's' f-am q safhilus trip. WI.
li&r presided NJ aHferency at pats
dsr u representatives ~ the German
snb Anstrfsa armies. navies ard cqteFs
9~ttlsl Interests There according IN
n" bet Information trasainatsee. tee
d~yY'ssrh wEs rvs4rh~~ ~ make iae as
ssSSiHs ton II she arrbtsuke prsten~e
fsT TIE sSvl3 ~ar fcr IS h4eh 6ersssny
had ians p-vrar~I
II TIE Gtig Saats exchanges e-str@-Ti
Germany and Austria 80 oas side and
Grgat 3-s.Htn. France ard Russia yu
the ctae- NHtlau .-oseei as ore wishing
~ eeace ut ,.r'vea Tn wAr
lie signed ne order for the troaSlisa-
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-11-29
HEALTH TALK
Spanish Influsslra or Grip
R'T IN. LEX II. SMITH.

An ed sswy h wasA IA asNaa. ssA
sA<iAssv W. AsAs Uss~ms w rwsm. ~
sRass pas W s@sA Axais. xHa nat ~ ssrAsA.
TAs sstasxasa tvAs very AssM seHsue
waea the nAsss@s u esF~ssl. xAs Il ~ kssp
tAe usssza IN gssa eanassism and sAs~v
ea aA~ s@i~sas wAssA ssaa sa sarSmahAs
wstAaa ssz A@ass~. vv csn ssa@Fs sa~ saas
sass, kxassmaer sA~x~ tA~vs CO. sss~a
sss~aA# . ssaAa iAza. ss44 sAsAa knwsAN.
II carry ID raasamM fsvaa the rSa~m aa.A
hesp tAs Aa~wa& Aa~sA daily AaAm IL .
rAsasans laxative sAa@A aw tskrM. SmoA
. aas u assts ID Mas ~ggae. ls,sss III Aae~r
rest II alag. and relApd IN, Rere~s fsuss-
eat Riissa nes lessaassi< sA~ssa he wus1
h~MS II atsAeh~a by = sSaA, am4 The -
ts<as sAcaia b pat 10 ksa .hm . -
mpss&sd ssosAAtA,
To nrssens ihs attack II hasmsAisss ~
re~Snsa<aa aAd 10 centrpi the rAkmp
Assrss sahiess sAaaiA he cssasaed vi sAs
sFas saasss and cos sssen svuy swe Ae~r~
~AA ssasanaas. The Assrss sAhksss
we're ssw discovered by rs. rsTr~. MnL
~ tA~y sssA tAs bladder and elsaass III
Asearss. tAsy carry sway mssA vi the pek
sasss and the SEse acid
II IA aanrarsaaa thai hFwths, min, h~t-
sermla. ss~sHcsn ani ssnanls ds~s BE- gives
rsuaAry 10 streasthen The gssem and sa~
er~@se che vital s~aassAaes. The tsew h
Diminished by the use I'd the Aawrs tsA-
l*s~ s~s IA s4assi~as sAs sassAa&a. axus
AID hands may he hsthsa With wsiss
ssepid} 10 pAscA tshlsss,osnfsl II s~l
arAsas has he~a dissolved la quart, Asssw
sn attack O! Efsg ~ pneamsasa 10
bald w aud str~&sthea the ~ssem, ehtsi~
81 the drug ssase sssea .sen tonic. eailw5
-frwntie" Tablets, Or that wrn hnvwm
Asrhal sdeis, I~, fisruv's Gaadea Aetbesl
nsssrvwsy.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-11-29

wY have ar t%eu asfps 20 express aSf
Tiewt Asf 1rph nj
i esrrsot - cv1rs~. say ~ks. tkr
a:het 6rrsan5aas w4il ao, hu; aatNing
c~rit - far7Aer fFsaw shs shssnsh;s ~
sAe Aastra!saE g-s3g5s tb,aa t9 extend
- ~zsne Itss fEaent - sserFaEnE Nv re~
go. 70 t4t1~s srE! s-@estsss r. "a rrTs q gss-
eF,s s'-r- iss wNf - E'rzafn, feles
ltA'y fr5 .nssr,ea, ara aastisg
An; tarc= n-S.eEse.fwiH c1rs.el ., 10
ssy q. - rs'atsagssss
Taa Aessr&3aau ggssza.ss's speech =as
lsgs4.y sE2zSrx'A
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-11-29
iasidtous perststfnes.

You don't seem 70 pay any attsR
t3on to these germs
Il don't tab about en- any more
thsn IL >R~ceSsary" answered thoc
tinss and 'heu Try "a Ignore 'efa The
nrahaSt talsa ahou, germ Ia that II
b. cant attach you anywhere esma. hs
tries 10 Eet on your mind"
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-11-29
eutIearN Heals Eese~s

And rsxhes that itch and hurn- y
there 10 tendency to rampl~s. 80.
prvvwns shsir return BY making CwA
eura your daily ta4les preparation. ~
fr~e SAMPLES address. ru'irura. nsDe
x. Bowtsss-- 4: Ss--SStsss aud BY mAil
Soap 10. o,ntr2srs 1s ard 51s---Adv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-11-29

He ssuezl fige order for the German
rnohilisa,iuta liz sto~i sponsor far
the Terrorism sad hrigantiAgS Which.
uhter the Euisv If warfare. ray'shesl
Belgium, laid waste the cities VI
fraHee, depopalatyvi and outraged SER
hla aud sent the Lasltanla with her
freight ot woman and thildren IL -
grave In the Atiaatlc.
Civilization sin newer forget that IL
mas tbs HssQJups NJ Iite aaAs.faf Who
officially sfs,R % isaIh fctEtN tayesf
sAe ksslgsssa3 ssasss~. wle.s stsseEtwslsse<, sta
BsIgians III Rrassets,
Against these his cry Il did tsot @ilI
the war" awaited rs nothing Before
fhT bar IT humanity William was ati.
tudeed guilty u thu greatest ertm.
since THE cructtixipu In him hamss,
liy saw the last NJ the Aaterats, the
fnEl Caesar.
ASsvrtioas that be- wss q, heart
peaceful. So per~ts.en;iy circulated for
years as tn give tAetn IA" stamp "
German propaganda became branded
as false Ha who had lotas proclaimed
hhssif The psinoe OF peace sto.-d NJ"
seaIei as hUsgauitys scourxe, and
against him aud all thai hs rrpfeseta'
~ r,,~e the new world ~ democracy
and frreaoan
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-11-29
sstc.lsr for military Etiquette,

with the passing - I3smascs the
e5lg.arors veal reign began A. - aa3ii.
TAR, mzn ~ aRs . 14tk!sr for Ell
cterc7. discipline ard the Observance
~ e,tgutft. ~ the last detail tba with
lie details ~ AL ihts~ cnuafetrei''s u
array llfe aud trainins ~ ~ familiar
~ the smallest ga3t'
III everything he was described a.
.hornagh AMI. #istnl aft 81 TIE hard
est workers In the empire.
l.aysic&.iy uastagv esssye- ~ wss
xss,+t .ua lscisnet 70 st@utrsss WI
lam Nas food ~ tsrttg sssa'es rRIste-d
. M. stirling military T-~tafs.
through taking gcesi catr 10 v~fi tire
si..farrnsy # kis left arm = disaEnre,
pgrg.t with whaeh hs aas torn and n
4b.ch BE- sst extremely sensitive He
tlmnsea ASs KsaG'fssa mother T--r l,ylRg
sl.s II s&sS iFliNlseaee sn5 rur~~d her
rsy.es;s~tly a. Asssss fest-grtssssg.s for his
tstffVrsr3ty
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-11-29

Charles went visiting With his father
and on their resarn hts father was
asked as 10 ,hr hays hsha,sas, "peasr
ttfgi.~ "as the answer "ile cuulda't
hasa 6ssea hxater." NhassHgeaa $ I'm
sanax aapafsi! s.Als :. Il uassi all Tho
ss@asaar* ! .saa!r Ard laa-. 1amsiy
Judged tFen his behavior the neat aiay
az Two that he esFsAsHty had
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-11-29

"You should mot tiisdaia to f~ed the
stranger 81 yegr estes
Il Don't replied Mfr Casarax ~nsy
wife serGs 0Es stranger hftrs sn,stkss
81 lBnrheaas aaG traa ard things.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-11-29
5efnnanys Monstrous conspir-
aey ard It's Defeat by Forces
Oh Civilization.
nOUtD DOMINATION SOUGHT
Aasaviea's Entrance the Oseiaivs Fec
ter In the Mighty strS92Is In
Which Democracy rriamphsa
Over irresponsible Ayto-
cratic MitttArtssu.
sy EDWARD w. pickARo.

Antocratic miiltArism. itabaed With
m oyerpossring greed TOE world
soAtnatiUss. started The Great Wat
Democracy. inspired With deeeacy
aGi common sehse. end@t IL.
AAil wars arr commercial Ia say
lng that Is true Ut all modern wars
The greatest wsF Ut oil time, Just ctsa
ri. was TIA IssN W than others. for
though II was msds by the military
-ins* ~ t.*rmany n was Tor ths f,rnn'
80 Ut enfnlarfeiAi Germany. Tor the
conquest III tn trativ of enc ~tttAsi
Ever since the drfrat 81 France tn
1870 nnI ttb. Formation Ut the Herman
empire tHc rui!ug cIasses II Germany
bad been aszGAnaaiy preparing for
lhe miettty struggle ttat began In
1914. Secretly u times. With braLeE
'raAkoesa AZ others, they iasa their
plans. hulIl Hp their mighty military
Machine extended their espionage sys
tstu tu elI lands with tho AID ~ tl,#
business houses and thn diplomats.
Though warmed by more than on" stu
isnt ~ affairs, the world In scnrral
ignored hil thls oT hs,kcd 90 Il as
a~fely honsf1luess and legitimate
tiad,f tiimt,1iff5h. "'.@.''> '""'@' Il"
Grfms131 plfn WITS nothing less
shnn "a rlatu0aA r00Artrary 10 ~"
.ahish what the cuDsplrstot| knew r.
AiiltA t.uropa dominion extend
.nx from the Aovth sea Ia the Persian
guf A pr''lanlHafies, German
princes "ere placed 90 THRONES nf
miAdio Europe wherever passihie. AMI
huanctal relations were established
that gave terHaUy virtual control
over the coveted countries, Then 'hs
Hun autecruey impGtIenily awaited
THE Day"
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-11-29

The Yankees Mo eyry ,etttns
tAe4r fnsi .gsiptnt hsfArt ire anns.
sAd not yes se~o ,,g1 much actiaE.
hut Ia fhs trtS.s thss- torlaer, Lex,
t;vaeral ryrShinN eF-r,l ,hplr ,Fan7e-
date services to sAe rrtt.sh saa
ftrn,'A .etSsfe! NTH yhe allies
they sen, lnts ns,tiv with -ash that
tnss,r,1 ths sire<s vorp rniss Aai
r,dIsgS and the s,lvsac~ ~ tie Hnns
was checked t,vaeval F.$.t F-Nncs's
master strAtsSlst. ~Ss W& y slpsVels
,,oturssas'er ~ The allies vi the west.
sad he ~ ancs hegsn delivering TIE
series ~ terrific st-uSes TIA, II. gate
l. fnryt,i the Germans AacN - tAegr
nwa Aofrssrx FtshtlnS vsrA t&e
French. the Americans hAd q }.e pzr7
ir v3rArsaS SAT- ,Ae Mars ,ag.,ei
aShsins with the British tecS saes
great Astp N the Alhse} .ta-sr> t2-
,hsg sostA. TAes tAe rtr<: ta-r.gxs
kela Arz.ay Was ggssp zesl Tstaesz4 g ar
extresc wpsf ~ the ,;p-s @g4 ,ss.-r
stFsrd ca- the 81 MlAsel sa.lsg.s sasl
started On the Operations TIA, IL lass
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-11-29

TIE sszsall Reg wysaSsr~ II h's rssos1Ge
SIT evvf x't gv~r issthg surp-fwd -
sss~ thing* he Se-~-@
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-11-29

Just ~ aoon as you eat a tablet u
papo's nlapel,sin all the dyspepsia. In.
digestion and stomach distress ohdA
These pleasant, harmless tablets II
FHYes naapepsin never fall Ia make
sick. upset stamarhs feel fne al aneA
and they cost 40 little nj drug ssoreA
Adv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-11-29
STOMACH AcIO|TY,
INDIGESTION, GAS
QUICK! EAT JUST ONE rAHLgT
or pApE's plAPEpSiN FOR
INSTANT REltEF.

When pesls don't at and you bsich
gas, acids aud undigestei feed. When
you feel humps 81 distress In stomach.
pain. natulence, heartburn or hrsaacha
Here in instant rel.af-~Ng waitinxi
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-11-29

The mAst picturesque side x 'he
great conflict has been he war IN the
atr II vas gaitti, s"eN hist the sir
plane Noul' Ilay t|g psgt In th'
N.sr .apd cyyry hely.srvut us'ian s,s,R
had powerful air a.oss +Ths has hines
evre vsYgsrg~A ansS ia4l1,,y~,i beyond
al tmasfGyas and from rs~rr ot'set'
vat'en planes 'ecRule hehtjar en'i
bombing wNrt,rrS ~ ysSi taup.srtartT'.
Evrep; t0r ID ,rrv8'toa purposes fst
lighter Than Mr. craft we're uti,t7te!
aa}y w O~rruapy She }ssvsst hrs
faith IA thts evrat gittigihta T~rfsin@,
In; these on ths " ot~ proved iis
n1al ia g@go Tr4p ~ hrr savage leA
lex Germsuv saE.-d uuTestr ct.~i war
g,4.ny ne slr vs. vH isti su1 svs. Her
YevVsNn> sal places repeatedly s'.
,arNesl l.eu4aF I'erls ans tnNuagfa''l"
,shes uafctsfisy' tagse~ ami tovB~ nd
hrr sirys,tgs ua,is practice cf t~}naa
tne Rea ,'rrs< hospitals
Iars before ths esr closed the
siljes hatl established their supreme.
In yhs air. ard eqGaI ~ thv best ~
ts~.s flyers we're she gallant Anssfi-
,-,ns vto susery~i tha; hTgnch ~ tar
Sevvsev
Aunthst aaselfs Il The war sas the
tans Thss machine ssse3 eH an
American invsnts,sa saa first tcvalp2
~ b. ,as RTtt,sh. came as complete
surprss., e. ,as Germans and they Sc!
In tsyrrg teSra rs hrtssiiag scas and
IT'S crushing weight TheI tried max
inc tanks fag themselves, hu. 3@TTr
caught Ut with the Improvements
sryvsxn, CT; ~ TIE silsss
The ret r~saits " the Great Wa'
eaapN I've Stated ~ Ret :hsy liz
csats srss as5 farerseast, tN~ Ssr'wn.
fail II irresponsible su'rrrayy sa4
n,ti.:srs.gr aat the h@siarles q A
x-,reaA >. democrats rGle ,ha, ~td
..r,nra,> ,ae 7,,e8a. TNe tE "a g14aa
areas ,pcia 'a@ ssissr 'hs rra- g
Ru<>ia. tst saes x Rgl CARA Rae
IN Was-4,, asissr. SsEoSy sE.i Na-
,eae1ra ar kae Con<tagts7 p
,.r,.v,,v 4as gr,s9aN'y tsy "rlr~s-oS as
.,exfrsa. TAs Te->f'te arr rs ;Ae $50
8.f ara * ,aey s*tp 'Ass1 heals eai
snssaaa - .e.sls sep' ,s,eier~Ssls lhSy
MI iv1sa.a th<fy aa.essi'etg
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-11-29

IN August 5 began @ae ~ To" raes'
shameful charters Ia the history II
thc world the rRps u Relssum Atns
Albert and his herotg H;tse array ~
.isr.~, 10 their attrst. Nat The sufi.Ns
ell, traprssuahls sorts x iAsxe. NJ
n,ur aed osber RstSian 'aHn> ~eTV
SeA,.as,y cv,sateJ ny the haH fanA'Na
AMI IN agi ara liz gsssals Nas~ N's' is
captive rNe atrocities ceFanles'Ni ~
tAs ,;y19an>, rtNcers aea sr'vstcs
sHA4.. WsJ1 -rHsa'a eiSt "n 'se nanls
az ,;srmsry 10 lae eca ~ al tiae
The wSg}3 Na> nseU se we'll Informed
,,,at~ralns ,haSe brutal crimes that Z
Is uanp,v~SAy> 81 tyN-sat,alate tGesm.
HassnS e'+rvua All hns y ear~rw
STRIP Vi RclkBGsa ,h- Hga aru1seS ~
gan wh& Essrl.n t1at,y believed was
Il, ~ ,r,suphal assnA - Paris
Y,sxtarss'S sfttse rc%gisr array wss
threw p across tAs,le path Aaa seesat
and ,sed aluws>s II uan aRf sac ny
a.. with saese thv Trvtsch Hes3as eca-
TESTED sysry f>es They we-c pasasa
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-11-29
ABDCATk)A ENDS
KA|SERS DREAM
Insane Ambition Leads His PEG.
pie to Run.
POWER WRECKED: NE QUITS
Man vine Plunged the Wests tsts war
VIII Co fse~w ints Alssry ~
hesx Knitted salss Wssia
SAs Eyss kns~r.

Ths kaiser has abdlcasci and ths
cro~n pstae@ has rvtsoaaex~t his r,xhs
10 the throne of tisrsasny.
TAs grsnsiaos~ sekess~ OF sorid CON
quest ~ stS@atsii has etsied Ia the
eutaplrts downfall u German military
might and NJ thr Eale Ut the Hohrs.
sDlieeus.
Fpr dsS-m3~~ the mtlstarsssic aSigarrhy
u Prussia. sapiorfsd by PHILOSOPHERS
historians. iene hers, preachers and
msa IL husia.sa had diFextesi The
=saraj. intellectual aad material re-
sgcryvs If the egal4rc ahsag cuaAssieet
lta@s toward Tia trs2aeal5oqs caacsI'
EtEtina aad s.ssiAassAaast{aa 81 erSAa-
ited fnrcv Mtsieh IN 1914 ,he kAtser let
laos. al@n the wufitt
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-11-29

< NAV AA+ H#@sA& s#hfsAS AANa sew AAkftNNi
seemed le be- within the grasp ~ 'hr
Huns Then eanae for~ani the Grs'
hess4e ngErs II the var. Marshal
I0syfe VI France, CeHraan6e~rtns
sseEy motor vehicle in Paris. BIZ rush
nj To tAs front thS eattrs fetee lsst "
feseti tie capital aad tn a mlghtS
battle a!s4sg the Marp@ the t;afnlaa.s
we're defeated. Taey Aad spread ssai
ten alaeh and permitted their Ftxhs
hank % be turnsd aud we're driven
back ~ the northeast. Reaching lines
prepared With this possibility In view
they @fax In" and shsss e~gmn period
Of srrnrh ~aifars that lastsd f1 rhf~s
years Ia the ts0Atxs u which there
we're DO remarkable gatas u territory
By either side.
Under the mana gesasat at Lard
k!tehsnrs hgitaias nIIiioGs were be.
!ng eailstsd aud srsised and traas-
ported to the battle gfoslsi& SSs
only from the hgEnrsAsd did hay
rotne, bat ffom Canada, Australia.
Sew Zealand India. Soash Africa aud
all NJ the FAR nahx pDsssssi0as VI tho
empire. With an arsiss that settled ssg
aii time the question Ut their loyalty
to thai engifs ffelaff alone held
back 10 considerable sxssas. hoping
To gain Independence aad TsskiEc u.
self the patching ground for many u
German plot kltehenets great work
practically accomplished. hs went Ia
hia dsath when u Gertaan submarine
sank the cruiser On shIcf Nv WIS
sniHg t.. Aassia.
Gsrmaay's Submarine warfare
In the arst months of tAa war the
British fleets, aided by The Japanese
tack away Gertnaay's island colonies.
aud ttisn, haging almost full mastery
ot The s~as. established 4 blockade Of
Germany tiesl snad t0 s.Rfyv het Into
submission. Tbs reply 10 this was
quick Ia e"mlBg The Germans start
ed oat their submarines at once. and
began building mere aud bigger un
detsya vessels, iHsr~sardlas the rec
eKultei la~s If w2rfarr they declared
ANTirt'sTfSrspst 'wwr. 'sN 80! teysssels M
their samsuttses. amt a fuur,fefous career
tf'Nt ffanpYs rstatfR4sasI, ttS asFa s2ts1ls tAv.
uited States Into The Conflict aud
bringing defeat th themselves, The
tIrst notahle victim OF tAls method II
warfare Was the I.usdtabia. m0re than
q lhou.nnd At Whose tn ss..1arra peg
ishpd Ga this aud many annthpr YES.
sci that was srnt down by tho sub
marluts eafr American citizens, and
tllere WAS poweFf9l damsad 90 oar
government TO atop the practice OF to
eutrr the war,
For nearly Two years President VIII
sou held back. writing numerous notes
OF protest 10 Reriin aud receiving an
equal number of false profnis"s,
EHrty In 1917 Rsrtn announced ,ha
suhinarins warfare thereafter would
be- unrestricted as !, had h~en Ia
reality most Of the time. and there
was u"thIns left the raltrd S'stes bat
10 declare state ~ VAR With Ger
many TIL. vas dome on Apra q and
FROM thar fateful day the doara OF
t;eFmauy's grat conspiracy Mas set
tied
Ar,retcs's WONDERFUL Effort
Evening star., 1918-04-05
Cause of the Shooting.

Clements told Inspector Grant that
King demanded to know what he had
been doing at No. is, and he told him
he had been there and fixed the fire.
The watchman, he declared, followed
the query and answer with language
which was exceedingly Objectionable,
and said: If you come in this door I'll
kill you," a statement similar to the
one contained in his letter addressed
to Raymond E. Ahern respecting an
other colored employe of the commit
tee.
IF you shot in self-defense." said the
inspector. why didn't you stand your
ground2"
The prisoner, showing signs of being
tired of answering questions, gave
response which was not understood and
went on to tell that he had visited
friends after the shooting. His first
impulse, he stated, was to give himself
up to the police. Then he changed his
mind and went away, not knowing just
what was best for him to do.