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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1918-07-12
ESSEX COUNTY DRAFT
For 1918 With Order of Num-
bers Drawen.

There was not as much interest taken
in the draft this year as last and the
order Of regIstrants drawn does not
matter so much for all in Glass one will
soon be called, but for the purpose of
learning the order drawn the Herald
publishes the names and master number
of the 61sregistrants in Essex County,
June 5, 1918.
13 John Lawrence Grove, Island Pond.
Is Sanford CASTOR McFeeters, Canaan
25 Myles Fairbanks Coe, Island Pond.
Ga Samuel R. Holmes, Averill.
I92 Levi Smith, Island Pond.
1873 Karl Mckinley Spencer, Canaan.
164 Truman James Griggs, Canaan.
ia Henry Edward Randall, Jr., 1919
Moulton st. Montreal
1Sl Frederick Geo. Whitehead, Lun-
enburg
191 Carl Henry Martin, Lewiston, Me,
203 JOHN R. Stuart, Jr,, Concord
205 Peter Daniel Cheverier, Island
Pond.
232 Frank Rossi, Fitzdale
233 Clarence VIM. Lilicrap Concord.
234 Willie S. Bressette, Jr., Norton.
245 Richard Walter Rexford, East
Haven.
24S Clyde Malcolm Curtis, Island
Pond
252 Laureat Dufour, Island Pond
290 Carroll Forrest Findley, Island Pond.
3O1 Frank Caron, Canaan.
1926 Orwell Paradis, Island Pond.
339 Eligene Reazette, FItzdale.
400 Nathan Benjamin Currer, North
Straford N. H.
4O6 Winford Preston Chamberlin,
Canaan.
433 Marshall Frauk Pond, Lunenburg
444 Frank Skerry, Alberta, P. E. l.
455 James Nelson Kimball Lunenburg
45S Clayton Gerald Hobbs, Island
Pond.
461 Edward Alphonso Simard, Beecher
Falls.
496 Alexander Albert Jonson, East
Brighton.
Ii512 John Henry Loveioy, Epson, N. H.
5SS George Wyman Hubbard, Guildhall
591 George H. Osgood, Colebrook,
n. H.
6l7 Daniel Joseph O'Dowd, Island
Pond
61S Walter Richard Foster, Canaan.
644 George Henry Taylor, Island Pond,
645 VIM. Douglass Gordon, Lunenburg.
649 Claude Somers Foss, Island Pond.
65S Earl Archie Knapp, Windsor.
661 Horace Edgar Ovitt, Island Pond.
SOB Reuben Willis Christie, Island Pond.
us Oscar Veer, Berlin, n. H.
722 Claude NJ. Mitimore, Concord
72S Alphonso w. Boucher. Concord.
767 Hans Valdemar Christinsen, North
Stratford n. H.
1923 Charlie Riene Goulette, Island
Pond.
S34 John Henry Longway. Canaan.
$50 Ezra G. Fisher, Concord.
SS2 Louis Ranelus, Llnenburg.
SS3 Herbert VIM Jennes, Norton.
923 Zachery Leaver, North Stratford,
n. H.
934 Ernest Joseph Normand, North,
Stratford, n. H.
| 945 Georgie Prenere, North Stratford,
n. H.
972 James Nelson Kmball, Lunenburg.
97S Bernard W. Champion, East
Haven.
9S6 Derwin Alfred Wing, Island Pond.
1899 Henry Charette, Beecher Falls.
1O41 John Joseph Dunn, Island Pond.
1903 John Edward Dickson, Island
| Pond
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1918-07-12
Brunwick Boy Missing in Action

In the casualty list of July Sth among
those missing in action is Leslie r.
Elliott Brunswick.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-14

stand for unquestoned faith the noble purposes Of our
country and unselGsh and whole hearted service of patriot
ism that being witnessed the cabinet and the halls OF
ges, in the work shops and shpyard in city and country
schools and societies the farm the factory and the busy
realms OF finance and fact where the
heart of humanity beats American principles and ideals
and entering this campaign for the OF my party
and election by the people with the distinct understanding
that my that and prerogatve that
appcrtains the trust that will be reposed in will f
csed uphold strengthen the patriotic purposes of
great president and commander in chief Woodrow Wilson
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-14

loyal representatives. in incompatible and
navy and all the agencies OF the federal engaged
the sacred of winning the for humanity and freedom
for all mankind
recognize that in these critical and trying times for the
nation the supreme effort Of myself and friends must be given
the dty country We should discharge that duty
promptly and cheeriuy and with singenesS Of purpose
that will make that effective and its unscShncSs
the who votes for to know fact that the
he selecting represent him in the governors chair will
go all the way keep this the forefront OF loyal
American commonweahs where its patriotic redbooded
and children OF every class and Of all shades OF political
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-14
JUDGE ]. 3, A, ROBERTSON
Democratic Candidate for Governor Of Oklahoma
Where He Stands On Public Questions That Interest tn
Loyal Progressive Voters of His Party and of the Stat

Fnhlpt he War by g Liberty BE- bh m Gross an d g "a al a
tate pHh ride ~my~ y~ d ion ca
Inf @onfa aanh tie rd Stat H mp n m m
wRdetwm apo L ~~ ~~ as pas h
SR
% interest
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-11
Elizabeth House
''''+ $500 ''..'r Social Center
Aiss Gsttsa js Ashlsnss, s@es
OUR SCHOOLS.

In every community where mon.
ey. enterprise aud progress have de-.
mande l aud made possible good
schools. We fnd IN hi. national
crisis that the school machinery hs-
been set TO work With gratifying r..
| suits.
Our nation II using every agency
Tor national defense Dne Il the
greatest tscsar~ ~ aa,iy'ag. .sitori
and attaining results most directly
and efficiently, Ia the ~ors aar puh-
lie school systems are dolus all
over the country.
That ,he Dickson County SCHOOL.
have had 40 email part In tic
work al patuatlc service ~ ia.
mentshle fact Not only have 6ur
schools failed the nation, ltu; they
turn ason us IN their Inade9uscy
Our schools are the expression II
what we believe aud had 10 he best
for our children. They sre the
channel thru which We hope To build
upright, intelligent citizenship, 10.
to our schools we pat onr best
thought. our mos. money, uut great.
eat effort
The new basis Tor progress t.it
and everywhere involves the school
Qaeetion. DOR children sho will
aove-n the nation tomorrow are
csinlnR their strength and fitness IN
mar schools today.
A school superintendent is pos
srless sn the lace OF contingent,
past oil the community who shnw
their opposition TO good schuoi.
thru their indifference ana lack 81
support.
The condition q. the schools If
Dickson c oanty IL no, the iau; Of
the superintendent. but rather to
the blame al ever vo,er. ,eachtr
parent and Erandpsrent in Dickson
County.
TX there 10 way iawsr1 better
schools 1t ought 10 b. toard This
has ceased 10 be question n con-
HauHily pride ~ sntsisssrance /,
hes become q auesiica sd patriotistn
- " Atfs BlwH. T,ss. JAN. :. 1879
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-11

follows iss4 CniDa Jack under her fuI
fiyt trIots beceyasw filters nj t,# soil afsa
III tHr .isue practical eit,arns, sitc is tn,
AZ ciytucr u the globe, aad hat.
.'st planted IA Your a9nl aetuel ha.
gtvH n yonr mother, beeaa~r she WAS
tpx.lah ard lett uy good friend bsmMrk
ID t,sa LIN fame L had kinsisrd Krcvn,
,2istofs proves hoa we'll our work Was
iasp. II broke your royal mother .
heart, ha. gained my purpose.
The inherited disease 81 the Hohenaol-
tgas k.agd your father. Just ~ II viii XIII
ynu, All you became the ruler u Ger
many and tool II .n,Ie sooner than |
expected
10 asssst you and further hasten nv
sorS ! sent Jon three evil spirits. Nets.
eas, FdIetsehke and bernharii. WHOSE
seachtngs ,niismed shr youths III Ger.
naay. who in good time would be wtlilng
10 spill Their blood and pull your chest.
nsss~ yosfs and n,ae, the spell has been
.agstct you cast suur ambitious eyes 10.
sard the Mediterranean. Egypt, India
ali he Dafdanelles, and you began yous
great railway to liagdad. but tie amhi.
t,ou~ Arcadtke aud bic more ambit.ou.
wife stood IN yonr way, " waA then that
| .)wcl the srei Ia your heart that bio4.
soned INTO the assassination 81 the Duke
a..l hss wife, aud all hell SMILED when il
@aw how esevesiy you sAddied the crime
unto siberia saw you set sail for the
lords Of Norway. aud knew you would
prove al 'Aiab,. How clcverly done ~
naeh like your noble grandfather, who
asaa sTsairsd an tAssAessn 10 Sssssnxs. ald
kins Frederick Vi Denmark. and later
robbed that country ol Two provinces
that gave Germany an opportunity to be
eSaue naval power Murder u dirty
9ork, hut II tAk@s \ Hohenxollern ~
make y way and gei by with IT,
Your opportunity was at hand you WI.
the world on t,re and the bell. vi bell we're
r.asias. W, attack On beiglam caused
's'aeh Joy Il was the bsg'naiag, the ioun-
iat,on Of perfect hell On earth. the de-,
structiun ot noblc eathe,iraA and other
infinite works u art wa hailed with ps
III the internal rrSlons. You made var
ou friends and Toe alike, and The murder
1 civilians showed my tssehings had
eornc fruit Your tsnaehsry toward ncu.
tssl aattans fastened = universal up
acayvi, the thing I sno~s siessred Y6as
unsersea ~srsarc ~ master stroke iron,
She smallest mAckessi boas to thu l,isl.
tania You shov no fav0ilee. ~ wAi
lord you stand supreme. Tor you have no
petey; sea have 40 consideration for Oh.
naas elsa9sng Ia ita nothess breast. ~
saey tatb ~ iowa iato the deep ,oxeth
-. oai, IS l'e tora apart and iessarcly .se.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-11
In Mcnoriam.

Kat tSEr'rf enn'of My, ard Mrs.
" q. Hiipin. WAS born May Seth,
1894 departed the lite December
25gh, 1917. being 10 his .Sfd year
He was the youpges, ot the Children
Of The family.
lie bad been afflicted iot iwo
years OF more. HE suffering at
times was intense yet he bore II
patiently and without complaint
i, was the privilege u the writer ia
visit Earl frequently during the las
two months al hi. lie ] mus say
| never saw any one more patient
and accomplishing than Ne heel
that AUD, a, better, msnn ~ ihesf
visits and hshnldIrg ti. cheerful
~psrl., ias he va. slssyA cheerful
and when asked bow be vas getting
along. he would ssy All fisht
He was possessed oi noble ehsr.
acter. He desired ~ live. a. most
youns petsatls. ,o,-----snd .not, tQ'
self. bnt that he Nigh, take care ~
sashe. and mother in Their old aae
He said he wanted 10 have The
pleasure o. doing tllls instead II bar
broth ere having II
On three different occasions dur.
ing the last month N lis illness. he
talked b. his mother aho0, death
Each time BIZ -aif wAni h. hive
JUS; a. lone ~ can. hot when ths
end canes | SIN ready lie ex
pressed f1;m-ei! thus IL the writer
II IL In Iced Sad IN give up sboas
who ~ love. but we s3rtoa Dot ~
those no have 10 hopt A short
funeral service MSS bed 10 the
home sunday afternoon December
30gh. by the writer. sitst which his
remains were laid 10 test 10 TIE
TnIan Cemetery AT DcksaH. tfTes 10
sleep Until the trumpet ut God stM
sound. To the sorowirg oaes. !
souid say Trust Ia the Losi al
ways. and come sweA, day yoa st,A 4
meet Es,l where there shalt be no
parting and 10 more death
y. r. HART Pastor
VI u Chareh. pscls9n. Tenn.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-11

This little satr' writer h a'i"
Syberkrop. OF Colorado, ~ p.r 4
his friends all / H. i, fsieats BE- I"'
come an elephsu, "a aIa iruis
Lsttcfs are peof,n9 Va 'sasf eS"ry
stas~ us tire timen asssi ssehita IA.
curing tor more comics Attsdg
Thousands have heeo forwarded 10
France, England sni Canads Let,
ters are coming ifou iCen ~ pt a'ni'
nence. such a. Tumuity Roesartst
and Secretary ,Qap.-fs ~ tha Navy,
Some Of Satau's letters aav" aIFs iy
found their way into III" ."inis,i
trenches by atrship route. II Il is
M good M they all Say. ,nsn Il Is
worth pushing along IL VIII siye
pleasure to you and your trends,
1t follows
The Internal L ~ =. fan W.. III,
To W,lhclai von fIoaen taI,eta, Ntne IT
Prussia. Emperor ot Al Geeuanv AMI
Envoy Extraordinary u Aimlshty toa
NV Dear Wilhelm
can cali you by that familiar naae,
Tor | have alsays teen vgrY clore - you
much closer than ypn tnalt kpas
From the time tina, yua ncra Ran an-
developed being | have shaped yoaf
destiny for my own purpose.
In che days VI Rome created . rough
neck, knowp IN history as Nero. he was
Il vulgar ehafslaSr a,i5i avaStt'yt 'nSySp'4~4
pose nj that particular time ln timss
modern days classic d.mon and e.h-
Client super-crminai Mas needed, aud
hnowing The Hohentollcfn blood, iptck
I'd YOU ~ my special Instrument Ia place
on earth Al annex nt hell. gave saai
abnormal ambition, likewise an over
supply VI egotlssn. that you might not
discuvet your own fAisnss. twisted
yoar mind to THAI ot madman With
certain normal tendencies Ia carry you
by "a most dangerous character placed
in power. ! gave you the pasef ~ a
hypocrlte and certain magnetic force
that YOU mi.h, sway yoar people. laa.
Responsible Tor the ietofned arm that
haags helpless ON your lett, iar yoar
crippled condition cmb,tters your llr
ard destroys No noble isapaIst.s tI'at
might otherw,sr caasr rn- sux'esy ~~hWs
your strong sword Mm il driven bs yonr
ambiricns that slutIta Nil sent'OteHt an,i
pity. placed IN your soul iesp ia
tired II all things tns in toT nj usuca>
on earth, hats tassagi w ~ Wnaes'
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-11

We have the best line of buggies
that has ever been sold in the ccun,y,
and is Standard Quality: the celebrated
John Deer. Delker, and Hercules
lines.
We can also iii you out in nice SET
OF Harness OF Standard quality, whip
and lap buster.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-11

In the course of a conversation
with Chamberlain Medicine 20. =
representative today. We had occas-
ion 10 discuss In general way the
merits al their iitiersn, preparations.
AT biz suggestion | take pleasure in
expressing my estimation oi Cham.
herlain's Cough Remedy. ! have d
family Of sir children and have used
this remedy in my home Tor years,
| consider |, the only cough remedy
on the market. ne hare tried asaf-
ly all kinds. Bari {. Ross. Pub
Usher Hamilton County Republican.
News. Syracuse, kansas --sdy.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-11
slssd y u sl.xsas sasslA aaasss sls

vaassd " 80 slssa1 sssA aaasss sls
I Isse sssszI@a 49, a. hSaalez@sa. IL
EtslSiam xn6 nnnss, ] have sssA yoaF
kAad II dakxueakaa sxxy wA<rs--ss's Ill
EyusH wsmk, Mkp~r.k<n6 rhM mskts ySsi.
n have assA ~ HnadM ~ ruanak-n0S d
rssaesAsss, M ME- ~ psa~k1x bsasss
|oniy No nersy ska1feS ID Faflat ac~ j
ek~y n sncxnmk, = fssst An6t stssvssse.
4 dySitnA ApN1 iete lAbaeiA wANsw -
nsasiy Ixws - Gensikss kve1 hAppaiy g.
kssAes. touiId hay rsiaw cd sAh@s l
Jsil : eufssas pssde y ~ oapal1 isf u
mxs I'll xkass NY stxo~etAks0sA 1 No VI
haix,sw 1hsn ypsa asSss ~ De&eeEsl
p0sassssse b~fusr rem M cstts insa
slavery; 200 seyasH1ed lnaH and wlts Ana
forced tArn - kArd khes II IN sseNeh<s
have ss~a kk< msus 6smstkaA aAka&k safa-
matted o. yoanx wasEsa, .ad tAase Iaessi
is,e ni.txrnfxy ssss esfsssN ~ latAsrs'
n shsss Sdspxtnx And bsxAn ~ dksahs
Il my i&fsss1 49, reilly w " dAte
fsu A~se sakss msiEis~as VI dSal&ssf sesa
insaesnt ysrtsnss snd saiAea u in3~unlty !,
you have kved faa apon th< i~nsi ysa
ssurpHxi, sSd ssnt Tia rel owners Axsy
To sssxvAsaon Yea have ssxAy~dl isc&n III
leeasssI sxx netAsxts Anxt letsod*eed ,
osde II your .xn. You AN.s kallaa and
rohbsd ske people II isssadiy nAsioas SD
dvaxuysd tAstx pfypsrts. fca ~ d
iaar. = kycosrsts and htsisss VI she high
~ mAxnstsds. faa sse pSpii ~ msas
|aad yxi ysss ~ d psssoasi ffssnai N Cad.
All, WAhslm, yUax Axs 4 NunGes. feu
wansoaiy dsstsoy III shiSss il your path
and ls&sv nothinx fos eonsnx xsnsrztsons
wss sxnxrsS wAen sxu ycu fcsn
partnsfship With ssss iESassahse 1arh. the
chsvnie kall~T of EAsntlAns ~And you a
sissoai xossaippsr VI the Lutheran
| COATES, Wiihsifa, yoa are : pussie NJ
tunes. A Aahamsaedan array ecsnmAna~
I'll hy Pr,analAn atiiesss. assisting aae ~.
ether 10 naaA~Aeacing ahrhsiAbs, N new
line VI warfare. Whsa pru4sssa ofaeer
can witnaS 4 dude woman discEahowled
BY sw4xthy Turk. who eefnnits sdoGbtr
murder With Qua cut u bin s~bcs, and
sAlnsiy Sand by and ~ q house full u
innocsas Afmenians locked up. then nay
teaci.iags did not step With you, hut have
l,ssa exseaacd 10 the whole GesmKa na~
stif,a. 4 ssTu7Axw HIy Aafxnfc sod kf~sss4
sask, sn3 st~rr ard vheh tnes sssspupsi'
had become the master. ! am = back
namber. and, my dear WilhsIm. l Ahai.
cate In your favor Thr great key N bell
all be surned over to yos, The grave
that has struck the doom u damaed
sealia since TING began. h yoafs4 ! an
sA,,stsed that my sbdicsloa In xear iAyor
u for shs sssy h~sl isl<ssAas ~ Aell~-ln
the future l arm al your Majesty service
Aseetionalsly and ssocsely.
LIGHTER III. SATAN.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-11

Miss Eunice Myatt Of piney va,
the guest Of relatives here recently
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. h. Petty wer,
shopping in Dickson las, Saturday.
Misses Goldie and Vidis Gill
spen, Thursday night with Mrs.
Robert Martin.
Miss Ruth sutton was the CUES,
u Mrs. u. T., Butler last Thursday
Mr. and Ms. Roy Martin spen,
sunday nigh. with Mr., and Mrs. T,
n. Martin.
Mira II, h. Petty aud Min Eauic.
Myatt spen, one day last week with
Mrs., J. A. Taylor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Caldwell
were the guests Of Mr.. Robt. Mar.
lin Saturday night
Miss Berthe Bra,,on visited be,
sister. Mrs. Paal. S.aery. recently.
Quite a number attended the en
terta,nment given by Misses Bnnnie
and Willie Butler Monday night.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-11

Mr.. and Mrs. W X. Daniei and
children spent the weekend ,hx
guests al Mrs. Daniels father, NJ,
Allen Nesbi,l
Miss Willie Baker was the guest
II Misc Lee Gillian Sunday.
Misa Mary Louise Buchanan has
returned to Rn=kin Cave College. nj
ter Spending the holidays with hsr
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. BueA.
anan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elbers Gillian sni
children we're the guests Of the io.-
mes's parents, Mr., aud Mrr. T. n.
Gillian. Sunday.
An accident that has saddeoei
The hearts Of oil in this community
occurred Thursday al las, week.
when 4 team Geo. Miller vas driy-
ias became frightened and ran
away. throwing him from the wst.
On. He sustained injuries iroE
which he died Friday morning. NJ.
Mifies ~. moving his household
goods and ~ae eoinx down = ssess
hill when q chair ssrack the mulr..
xhkh thus czused them 10 become
frightened. He ID surviv.d by a
wiis xnd E'ae children. three ssssen-
and three hfcthers. and host sf
trisnds 20 unoun their lose. His
rvnsiss we're laid TO rest 10 TIE
family bGnvins sround 1t cuash<s
lsnd FnFeses.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-11
BUILDING MATERIAL.

We carry ia stock Doors, Windows,
Screens aud Screen Wire. also good
line OF Builders Hardware, Locks,
Hinges, Nails. Etc.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-11

PLOWS: also John Deer all,s'eel
Seratchers; louhle-Shoyeis; aud a
complete line OF repairs a, all times,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-11
Are ioar Sewer. Clogfed,

The bowels are The beverage sys-
tenn al the body. You csc sell
irrsgSns The resui, whsa hey ere
stopped OF 80 j. the case 10 cfpsij-
patton Az purga'ive you slil
6aG ChsnoerssiG's Table. excsl-
lent. Tier are mild ard gentle 10
tbeir acton. Thry ssso lmpeovs
tie 6ixess.an. adv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-11
Nilk in Winter.

hny da yDgp crws give less milk
10 wif.,er thsn ihsy So 10 RUNNER
Just because nsturr dnes tA supply
them With gFsEnps ard green sotsd.
But we hsTe come ~ the assistance
"A Dsus Mature wiib Il A. Thomas
stock kep#ay which contains the
very Ingredients TIA, tbs green iced
supplies 80 aes@rn Only. Of course.
in 4 more highly e6ncsp,ra.si form.
We guarantee ihls rsn%dy will make
yoEsr cDws siYs more m;ia. ard bet
lsr piik. With the same feed.
t.et II II the Asda,.on Hasdssss
Co. Dlekson. Tenn r. y. Crow a
sons. Dsekson. Roste /. J. Il. No
Clelland, Tssnesssn City.
"a u99Nq
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-11

TAKEN Tp-T@o yesrtipg hsii.
ess. Owner can have ssms by AA.
xrsbing them and psy.rg Or ihis
uStics --G,. L, Tasum. Syisis.
The Owl PrinssFy II the pls,s 10
~ 6ssssralm printaae.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-11
GRAIN DRILLS

We have the old Dependable Su.
pcrior. which We think is the best
and most practical Drill on the mark.
ct. We also have Corn Drills and
Planters, pisc Harrows, etc,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-11
WAGONS

We s,ill sell the best wagons on
Observation-Disclosures an a Chafta-
noosa. They have been tested by all
kinds OF hard service, and have prov.
EN- TO be durable ami iigiit-running.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-11
SEEDS

~ 'Tf' ~ -, is ~
We handle the best Seeds us can"
buy, both in Garden and Field, Of
standard varieties.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-07-18

Southeast of Vler Bretonneux south of the Somme the British line has been advanced front of than m says the official statement today British headquar ers in France
 The British positions to the east of Hebuterne also improved.
 South of Bucquoy the front southeast of Arras man rading party driven off.
 The German artillery showed considerable activity during the night on the Flanders front, north of Bailleul
 The French the reports have recapured Montvosin south of the Marne at the point where the Germans had ad vanced arthest toward Epernay and Chene la Rene the west and took we'll the heights west of those villages looking the Marne.
 The Germans reported to have made slight progress north of St. Agnan in the district the southwest of Dorans below the Marne but their progress here has been slow
 The maximum penetration of the French lines July 15 is six miles, according to the latest reports.
 In fighting north of the Marne the Italians retaken the village of Clairize two miles northeast of Bgny ad vices add.
 News received in London indicates the attack by the French this morning the front between Chateau Ther and Sosons considerable scale. The attack be ieved to be making good progress.
 Advces this afternoon said the Germans had made no further attacks east of Rheims and that the French at various points on the front had regained ground.
 Reports received in London showed the situation up to morning to be excellent.
 The attack is the biggest offensive made this year by the Allies.