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The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1918-08-17

The first American field army has
been organized in France. The army
is made un of five corps, which means
approximately 1,250,000 men, with
Gen. John ]. Pershing in command.
This army has been assigned to a
section of the western battle front
in which is included what always has
been considered the logical road for
the French advance6 Berlin.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1918-08-17

Deputy sheriff Ed. Smith, of Con
zales, paid a two-day visit to Donald
sonville this week. seS
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1918-08-17

The friends of Private and Mrs. w.
H. Hakenjos will be interested to
learn that they are the happy parents
of fine little son who made his ap-
pearance at the family home in Hat
tiesburg, Miss, at two-thirty in the
afternoon Of Thursday, Aug. 8. The
little chaps daddy writes us that he
secured a furlough last week in or
der to visit the newcomer, but had to
report back to Camp Martin on Mon
day. The CHEZ extends congratula-
tions,
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1918-08-17

Mr.. and Mrs. Jasmin Tobias mo-
tored to Geismar last Sunday to
spend the day with friends.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1918-08-17

The local lodge Of 1nsg met last
Thursday night in e26;ch Il monthly
session, with ExafGen.d England cor
Blanchard presiding. Sh;cha tal1, s ,.o,e
transaction Of regular h1Ia, Jess, Jos",
Gilman Richardson, an Automobile
mechanician Of this city, VIZ initiated
into the mysteries of the ORR and
one application for membership was
balloted upon.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1918-08-17
Dn1alnHnnhillp Uhipf
SATURDAY, AUGUST II, 1918.

Henry Picard, of Gonzales, was in
town Wednesday on business.
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FOR SALE.

x1oUNG JERSEY BULL, pure bred. ready
for service. Amply to or address
WILLIAM GREEN, Honmas House.
burnside. Ia. l11-2t1
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1918-08-17

Misses Louise and Alethea Betz re-
turned Monday evening from a two
day trip to New Orleans.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1918-08-17

Prof. r. S. Vickers spent Tuesday
at Convent on business.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1918-08-17

FOR SALE.
= UPRIGHT FISCHER PIANO. black walnut
4 j case. In good condition. "A bargain for
quick purchaser. Apply at office Of
this paper.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1918-08-17

The many friends of GeAy. Rich
ard, the son Of Mr.. Mrs. A:
Richard, will learn with IT0fure th1c
he has been recommen6lS :,
ficer in the Centralaasm I'd &
School, and he expects aceive his
commission very shoN the Lieut..
Richard writes that only inc men in
the whole camp receiv III the dis
tineuished honor at this ne and it
is very gratifying indea 20 know
that one Of 'our boys" of among
the precious few to recefN Jusuch q
high compliment.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1918-08-17

The management of the South Lou
isiana Fair Association has arranged
with F. M. Berteaut, the secre-
tary of the police jury, to interest the
people of st. James in exhibiting and
collecting their Exhibits for the fair
at Donaldsonvills October 3-6. This
work has already been initiated ny
Parish Demonstration Agent CAP,
but as Mr.. Cade recently answered
the call to arms, Mr. Berteaut will
take up and continue the work aus
piciously begun. This will result in
assuring good parish exhibit from
st. James this year, with chance to
win one Of the three premiums into
which the big cash purse of $3.50 is
divided. A
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1918-08-17
SCHOOL BOARD PROCEEDINGS.
Issuance and Sale of Bonds in Dis
trict No. Provided For.
Donaldsonvilie, La, July 5. 1918.

Donaidsonvile. La. July 5. 1913.
The Ascension parish school board met
this day with President W. B. Stuart in the
chair and the folding members present
Geo. Bergeron. second ward; Numa Landry
and John w. Hanna, seventh ward; P.
Duplessis and II. E. Webb. eighth ord.
Absent-Henry Dugas, first ward: b: n
Pueh, third yard: Er,ile LeBoeuf, fourth
ward w P. Miles, fifth ward.
On motion of Mr.. Bergeron. seconded by
Mr.. Duplc;;sis and adopted, the reading OF
the minutes of the meeting of the board
held May Is, 1ets.' was dispensed with and
the minutes ordered aorroved.
On motion of Mr. Webb. seconded by Mr..
Bergeron and roll-call unanimously
adopted. the recretary was instructed 20 e,
notify the parish assessor that the ten mill
special tar II, School District No. expired
in l9I7, and to hereafter omit from the as.
sessment rolls the said ten-mill tax IN said
School District No. 2.
The following ordinance was offered by
Mr.. Webb:
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1918-08-17

The marriage Of Miss jean e E.
Simpson, a charming young man
of Shreveport, and Professor Henry
Il. Bourgeois, principal of the St.
James high school. was celebrated at
the Catholic church in Shreveport last
Wednesday. Both Prof. Bourgeois
and his fair bride are well known in
this community and they have host
of friends who win learn with pleas
ure of their happiness. The Chief
extends congratulations to the newly
welded pair and wishes for them a
long life Of connubial bliss.
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President.

Secretary.
The said bonds, when prepared, shall be
presented to the secretary of state for
registration and shall have printed thereon
q certificate in the following words This
bond secured by a tag. Registered on this
80 day of .........., 3 I.sl5
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interest and cod ons may be. executed by a
fac sinile sigI pre- of said president and
Section Q. M It further ordained, etc.,
that said borf and the interest coupons
attacbed 1her&. shall be in substantially
the following sn. to-wit:
IIJ1TED sTAy ES OF AMERIcA-sTATE
49, OF IoJl A--PARIsH OF
ScENSION.
SCHOOL sTRIcT NO. BOND.
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FORM OF COUPON,

On ............:........, I9....., School Dis
trict No. OF the parish of Ascension, Lou
isiana. by the Ascension parish school board
of the parish Of Ascension, Louisiana, gov
erning authority of said school district, will
pay to the holder the sum
dollars at the office of the said board at
Donaldsonville, Louisiana,
bank, city Of. 49,, Louisiana at the
option of the holder. being six months In.
terest then due on its bonds dated
191. Mo-. L. .-...s.-.
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Providing for the issuance and sale OF
school bonds of School District No 8,
of the parish of Ascension, Louisiana
to the amount of seven thousand dol
lars, and the levying of special tax
on all property subject to taxation with
in the limits of said school district fpf-
ficient to pay the principal and intetest
of the said bonds as the same shall
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-04-26
GERMAN ASSAULT
FAILS IN FLANDERS
SHIFTING OPERATIONS IN AT.
TEMPT TO BlsEo sRiToks
ANo EXHAUST ARMY.
UNABLE TO OBTAIN FOOTING

London On the Hessines fFoai
the ensHfyES s&ass ~ss frepaisaa.
Ma. Gen + y Nagrsge cntgt director
sf sEtlDa5s NgsTskSsAna Al, lae, wAf VI
tler announces The enemy has Sb-
tsln-d as tootins % the nigh gruuad
anywhere
The Germans captured consider
ah!e part ~ t'ioeessevEt wood. laa-
Maurice said
TN the stragGle Tie eaemv NJ
yaHeed tn Tho center 10 a depth ~ =.
SOC yarls asit Cen Maurice ~ is
8Ute certain 40 lost sone euna In
an advance Of such depth consider,
able Portuguese artillery mUst have
been lust ANA probably number u
prisoners
"in lhe retirement Of the Frrneh -
the lius OF tao A,lette river two
French hattaiEous we're gui OF and
the Germans took steu, 1900 prison.
ers said Gea Maurice The wit /,
DRAMA N the French was made on ac.
coant u IN awkward cotnw in tho
tine
'''f'hr latest iisAting the general
vent on shows that tho enemy 10
merely earryirg og, another chap, "
IN hts effor, to eSGAus, the british
army
His frat scheme SRs TO cot or he
BriiisA from tAe French Thls failed
Now he Ia attacking wherever he sees
., tss@ss@'l@ esta~ro VITA 't.sas A.sa ~
besdlug Va white II he car
In recent fighting Gen Maurice
satd. the enemy transferred the
scegs " hts operations ,a the tron, b.,
tween srmentleres and Rethunc The
ground ~ the main attack WAS held tn
tss center by a Portuguese division,
~lth a British division 90 each flans
THE maja blow fFll on ,ae Portuguese.
The terrain Is ar Absolutely il.t.
allnvial plsin. with no feature u any
technical advantage. but an awkward
sslteGt has been made into our l!ae.
whence the enemy NAV attack either
Retaare In the south or Armentieres
In tac north
tirra, importance attaches 10 ne
flshtirE aroNeh .Giyerchy, because
mis- ts enc al the few rises and IL AZ
srrrcr'aHt gateway or t-e rrad' ~ Pc
ihpre Its recovery by the British II
therefore hishly important"
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-04-26

building up for the Spssug Attack at
the Front Ia good deal like putting;
the body Ia condition for an lnyasion
of the germs ~ grip pnrumoala or
"Spf1a. fever" here al home.
Al this Tina ot the year mos, people
suffer from q enndliiaa often called
Spring Fever, They fs>i tired. worn
out. before tho day Ia half thru They
may have freausnt headaches ana
sometimes "pitnply" OF pale skin and
white TIPS. The reAsen for this IN that
during the ~intsFtI;na. shut M with
In donrS eating too much meat ana
too little green vegetables, ohe heape
fnel into the system which 10 not burned
up end the ciinkers remain 10 raison
the system "A rlesgins ap ~ the drru-
intien-~with inactive liver and bidneyA
Time 10 rus your house in order
For an invigossting tonic which viii
clarity rho hioed. put nos life IN The
body. sparkle 10 the eyes, nBd-
whnjrsetpr skin, poihlas des% - veil
~ glyceric herb extract made from
Golden Seal ro"t. Blood and ason@
root, Oregon grape root and VIVA
Cherry bark This can TO had 10 con.
vcnient. rrsdy tosass tablet form ut all
drag stores hIty cents. and has besn
sold for the pes, rfty years ~ Dr.
fierces Golden Medical Mscoyrfy ny
reason 81 the nerves feeding on tho
blood ahes tho blood IL pure tho
nerves feel the effect. snd neuralgia or
other nerve pains disappear bsssa==
such rain IL the cry of ihs starved
nerves for food. When sunerleg from
backsrhe, frequent OF scaaiy urine,
rheumatic pains here or there. or that
conxtan, tired feeling. the simple way
tc evsrepne th~ss disorders ts merely
to obtain m, plercvs AnatIr from
yeus drnSsisi In tsh'~ta sirty censA~
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-04-26
FRENCH LINE HOLDS HUNS
Counter. Attack ~ French Drive Ger
man Force. Frc~ Recently Ae-
euir~d Viilasea

r~rN German trA'rs made a heavy
attack nn thu stvevh lines nFar HAN
gard 90 ssantorre which VAS met Wy q
French volunteer a,taca, preNeettus TIE
Germans trum saiusak any advantage
Che war ntttrs annognrss
The tcAt " the Etatemcp erads
The attack AS marked ny 4 series
c6 l,wal actions h,'SGu by the GesmAHs
ai several ~ WITS ~ N" front
In the reSien ot RanRsrl ea SAa
terre tAr Germans delivered ar Attack
which Was pre',eiej BY Stsens ARIA
lers preyara San 4 violent tiEht tcos
place for possession ~ Ire yls.Asc
which snseeA' tu8cS ShaaSe1 bands 4
counter ATTACK lsauJhed ~ Frenya
trscps NraukNt she vintage ard Gene
terry into tsur possession
AT the slr,e time German attsts
which Was Intended 70 drive The
Wrench est ~ nc vt~d 10 the @est ~
Castel saftsfed couapiete failure
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-04-26
vev, Bcrd Buys Explosives.

Many farmers hers tn Amerscs have
assd g'aHt powder ~ dynamite In
stsstias ont stnrslpx ard rI-ss and In
srepsYiag n hillside few an nvrt1sr8
EXPLOSIVES Ere dangerous 10 handle
AID We til 91s-s our heess srd r7sa
SHEER he charge " to he set ~ over
Frame today oar srns are having
he St8T hurled NJ them every minute
" 'he fay and Flish' si'h ~ ct'fassffsa'
ii voli~y ~ gas shssfs That cs"se Hnd
rtraag!e w death ard fher 6fs'if aar~
-an WITH The hars icsnsiag Ernh 10
ne fare over .h~s~, We can s'e m 'sers
sas. le4pA The Essos sGusr~sy In tbs
snes here ri sserrse End huy Le~rTy
eeats and ses that shsy srs provided
9Th Ammunition so return the tsiasS
,rs.s Az reec6 NJ he IL sstt.ing across 10
yur treaesse~.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-04-26
AMERICAN CASUALTY LIST
Secretary Baker Cables War pspsr<-
rsent TO Resume Publication
Of Casualties.

Washington Actsnw upon cahied In
,tyac,icns from Secretary BAKER. the
war department. resumed publication
~ the daily list ot casualties among
the American erp~dirsenGry sorr~a
LISTS which had accumulated between
Aprtl :, when the practice vss tempo
rarity discontinued we're made pubic
and II was stated officially that tbs
eaeesltiss" ~s+ssa. he, .as.sssaa&s.a reEi
isrly hereafter
s'oar hundred ard forty sever Am.-
lcaa soldiers ~ar~ Killed or wounded
in action, dIei Of various causes or
we're captured by the enemy Ia tho
period Covered In THE reports TIE
Atay!sxt toll Tor single Gay reported
STAGE the flrs, American soldiers lAn9
cd IL France vas sAoen ~ ~ list *
April s, which, contained II. nAmes
Spc i'ic reference "a made 10 II NJ N
having been captured ~ the Germans
Twenty ~ Fhsae previously kaa ben
reported missing and ene previously
dead
eurnA;rAd sg-' -aary o. TIA Gi ~
ports SHOWS Killed III action. 4.
Sed et wc8ras Il died ~ accident
4. died az disease, Is died q. pe4s.
aakneaH- severely oanAea, sa@
siiSsay wa~fadst "a! captured Il
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-04-26

Bo'srst Stroke 81 SsitsN PREM =
Mace w sresentlrq irisn Cues
ten TO sNe ~oasc,

Lopton p0yli Lloyd George, 10
british prime minister, made ~ hold
est stroke * his career hy COUPLING
horHe r1Ile Tor ireland with tae coz.
scrir;tn0 ~ IrtsGwea
rAts Wuexaected disclosure ia An ~
dress HI tNe prensier ia me house -
commons in prrsea,iug iAs asw con
sc-iptteH aA to parliament swept ASIDE
al Interests in tbs details y. tho coz
sarfpttaR sshcme uhiya Already aSU
been forecast ny M newspapers
Irslar& IS tAc a,'y s4ajeSt 0ad r
discussion The gnJy sgestiea ASKED
IS A3s vi, tse IRISH parties aid tas1r
British sylagath&ers tAke 10 ;As nsv
pA''cr
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-04-26
SPEEDS MOVEMENT
TROOPS TO FRANCE
AMERICAN FORCES WILL HE "a.
GAoEo WITH BRirisA TROOPS
TO AID IN TRAINING.
TO HAVE 30 DAYS TRAINING

Washington The transportation ~
American troops ~ France aifwasv 4!
proceeding Al the accelerated rate con
taDgiassa. -ssv saa. ,s2@asstnx ea. aaess,
ares taken after the battle ef Ptcardy
began Acting Secretary Crowa,l
made tails statement, but would give
no details
For military reasons the extrnt Of
the Increased troop movement has not
hesn made public
Following tho conferences between
Secretary lhkcr ard allied aft.g3sla
orders we're given under which q Hr.1
fish official statement was issued Eav
Ing that American forces were ~ he
Bfigaded with british troops In order
10 hasten American participation tn
the war officials explained that the
process 10 ha follow I'd sa4 stu!lar Ia
.ha, adopted I'm pael0x American
troops IN the front lInrs wsth the
French for training
IL has hesn estimated that 81 days
training of this character with Anlert
ran battalion units assigned pth the
British organizations. will ~ the new
Corners for active duty At the front
All divisions now moved from this
side are composed OF men who have
had several months Of prelimlnarS
training and who need only final IN
x,ruction to take their full share In the
fighting
r.ie trs,ntns Process will BE- qNfes
ear with ,hV nt,tsh than with tie
French. I, IS believed hscaus" 'ho
language difficulty does not exist
American units win tad avery British
veteran an instructor ana there viii
be M uecd for interpreters
Il was INDICATED That tho new plans
cali tar a more extensive training
81 cinema with tha British army tha2
has been thu ease stth Gen rershings
original ,orc@ There probably viii he
no attempt to srt w a purely Amer
can sorcc wttAtp the british ranks. rs
has been done With the French
The Americans are 70 No Withdrawn
when trained and Turned aver They
VII share tusly with their BRITISH CO..,
rsd~s th~ tsstti~s an their trani "a.
the belief here IA tha, they VIII 4ot
be wi,AdrAsn a. long as there Is press
Ing need 'af tSelr service attn tSe
British tines
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-04-26
MILO FIGHTS AT HOME7 SAY |!
Toy ROLAND O. USHER. 81 the VIC
iIantesl

We cnnnot fight war and still 10
business ~ usual This means you
and NOT other people, you might an
wsff~ etfae to IL sfrst as last. the wnr
Ia tnusual and ~e shall have 10 have
snrsuRl business 10 arRl With II,
TIE g's, az II Is this I'hs natbon
has Just no many hands ard ius' w
nsach energy Just So much raw mate
r'al and labor There are Only "a
hours In the day and 3fs5 days 10 tho
tear We ran make only ~ many
things IN given tim" with h given
supply ~ time and material. II We
make some things We crnnot maks
sthe- II we put sugar into candy 10
euT Idle women We cannot have jam
to feed The soldiers. II ws MAKE au.
ios FOR pleasure only, we cannot uss
that material. Labor and energy for
tanks snd s'rrlanrs n We hSyn the
gasoline en- Sundays 'h~ hoys I'd
France cannot use /, In battle
The whole truth ~ that ws vn1ss
aop business 80 usual And---tir.a 10
where yos GENE tn ou must step
spending rs usual Tr II row. Put
ronr money 'h'o rnnfGsSer and net
,acs Erca der Into tanks and not iinun.
enes into ft~@t far me venche% In.
rteaa NJ spending 4 .ir hat"ls and rec
fanran's Frt ytpT cannot buy dirss-'iy
FOR the army The government must
se q. Give 'hr government the money
suf rrr A LIBERTY ROSn.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-04-26
HUNS MAKE ATTACK
At ANOTHER POINT
ElsvENssllE FRONT COVERED
Nv NEW ATTACK IN EFFoRr
TO saEAk raHcues.,
fkAcE BATTLE IS RAGlne


London la ghstr res attacks On
the British llne h~s~esn Ia Rsssee
and AFmsntieres. tho Germans gained
srcan6 In the as&R hsorhcod us Neass
ChAspelis. Paaaaissart and CAsSioa'
nsfss sarEa, The nsticaAl report from
f>ssa Marshal haig announces
Tas text u the statement reads
After "a intense rusis hArdasent Of
car posithoss from Ia hAssee canal Ia
Fse -~sghnorhnrzt II Arr@e@yssres
stToas forces attacks! the hEttiah and
Portuguese irr1ps holding this sector
~ our froet Favored ~ tasck mis'-
which made observation tlagessjsle
the cssnsy succeeded tn torc!aG Ais ~aF
into the allies positions IN the aelsh
eorhood Of Sease Chapsiie, faacais
sart ard Cardounerie farm
After heavy fighting. lasting
throughout the day. tho enasny sae,
cseee4 10 forcing bach the feFtsga ese
troops In the cvater and tho nrltlaA
troops on the TANKS II the line VI tbs
River Lys, between Essaires and Has
~ SMAuy +4l
We held our positions on both
sATs&s shcsst> Gts&nehsp AsA sas1Fhstx
AZ both these latter places there WAS
heavy fighting. hu, the eneay was ~
palset
''Rjehehosrr-St rAast aad t.Aventle
haSe heen taAea b, the eRrmy
Severe fighting 10 containing on
the whola u this front
"soeth OF Arras only miner engage
naents. In which we're secured fss
prisoners have taken place during the
day on the British trent
East ~ Ia PiAntin and cas-, o. pe
tillon the enemy appeared Ia have
gained footing in advanced datenses
according 10 the ia,es, reports. Aaa u
iieve battle WAS rNgiag all along the
sector l~ rlaatiu 10 notthwes; Of
Givenehy and Petition lies TO the cas-,
OF iAventis.
Al Giv~aehy and on tire left Of The
front attacked the allies apparently
arc holding their wroaad In the very
heavy fighting. which WAS reported b.
be especially bitter eas, 81 F-s,ubert
The Portuguese ~%~ heInw supper, I'd
by British trocps
The attack was preceded by = VIC
lent bomhaFdment. which hogan In the
early morning and extended all nlons
the front affected Hethune. EstAirs
sa4 ~stser .eswr- >sNAssfa 4he fsFftlsA,
tine. have been he@vil, sheIled II /.
too early to say what relation this Bes
move has with the main German Of.
fe-sive farther south 0riy time wt'l
tell whether II ~as undertaken as
diversion or whether tho enemy has
serious idea az pushing forward t~re
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-04-26
BUY LIBERTY BONDS
kss<rsesas Fuse Great nasies tn pIreN
sassas feeS Rressasts as,s AleiNs
Our ssadssss ard Our Aigass
IN War,
tsy kAessuRa l,EeG a sAs visA
tsmtaM.l

u@R&
Democracy nad Liberty are not a.
Ways kynssytaaGA perhaps hW tAsy
rssaa tbs sssae to - n0w. csrtasnl..
A military aatesrney, AFTER ns~sx shAa
fsrsy years NJ thorvrEa and c0anlax
erspaFatsoe. q great Part II ~ by nseans
OF ~eaganx nj our own inventaon. has
shrust cur neanecrwey and ear Liberty
inse the eyucssle 10 test II cut 10 s~s
whether II would hssaa gssss. Th~s did
not hsssvse I; would hold gocd. shase
i'rasaiaa laiiiiarssts they ~ het e~-
ieve II yet, We believe h wsil. but ear
belief has h~~a tMade 1p heretofore
largely ~ esotssIn and Alsadacss
Democracy and f.sssrty. shw wersts
wish nHF uwH. IN gtaw Gnaes1rAaE the
supreme icst ~ caarss ,hrrc Is dress
asstl u 10 s~ssssng 20 tire ttsp r~patsy.
There IL inet'icieaey. misSnsEagrgnsas.
grave mistakes that eyea War national
headers have made, there hos hs~a
sS,'ne graft no doubt, theirs has hc-n
ssAEi" flAying II politics: there has
been prattecfiRg bat all thls IL only
the dress faaiiax TO the Top Of ths
c+acibse, We were never military
ashton. you know The hlsgrss Of eur
mistakes, ! lhlnk, wss In our shsphaiid-
lhs program. but We were never ship
building nation. either. Hewwves. this
dross Ia nil being cleared away.
Fully ~ per cent Of the winning at
iass @at aessaaas s4sas Nv hers MI AnxaA.
We hare three sr-as slas4@~ apea ~
Dew a. w nsysr had them apsn m
before those ~ US Who can grow feed
prIncts muS, grow more than ever !.
- must all aid In the saving ~ ts,stis.
aud especially wheat. .seaiS. aud
sugar and all ~ US vino can, though
u tass naassAsstA!e ,sssfs,e sacrifice, aust
buy These nsa l,shersy bends Proper.
~ carried through. these three great
duties will prev" the oyereafaclng
issser 10 the winning 81 the war. he
yond a doubt The growing ~ great
eraTs and the conservation ~ food,
aud the hayiag II Liberty bonds. quick.
sy tnran enough fesl Tor ear soldiers
and ogr allies. and enough ships 80
rarry H. II We fan Ia this the siie ~
destiny IL quite likely Ia fall with Its
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. upward TOR us II
ws do not fail then Democracy and
liberty will come ont ~ the crurihle
cosrr"d with glory. The result 10
Inevitable.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-04-26

YAris Fclic~ TX the action ~ Pres.
tdsai tN8rtar~ In re.asi-g elerrea Y
to- ac3o FasA&. etssvletad o. reascc
IN s>safnarS Ge-r1sH p-o2ASsrta tn
France which exzSet tNe expectation
thA; bis eyeegsfoa soata act ~ loes
de)&ye4 'ae n'l!tsr, fs3rssl agtAcyg
ties sFsstei H.,.e TsRF;sss. rAe!- *
ts>c VAS ssssd CO the rsfrsse L ssttQ7
~ MS att -aeY va; ihe convsr.e4 mas
fsi rsysi2tteas - rf&ks e ..e az
stt,a-i,.ss Tae lA-xth IT The -eqres
$ IS; e''tr 1r-e'y s.s;i-s TIA. :; s
s-S@. g. ;Ge gac.Ge1:
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-04-26

To mary tarrps-~, ssr removed e-om
tAs war rranrs Ire serstAs.n~s. ~
var r-e~~~' r-evtscsrseat, The veyy
s.e. hat ~, ssrfsts, 70 10. 1T y,etfls'e.
Nv in 'r~gts wf.A ths WIZ rsakee fhs
1sarey '-ere starfnsat. Russia fs
-sats uT n farming y.c9s'sisera prsssss-
NJ. tF,-.~.- fai~tAs ~ Which ka~w very
t.t.i~ ~ shat to var essy taSre
-se1a. A. -esEs. - srry wss not
rvsavl~sessses' snd rs-n~T 49, ke,,t 10 csr-
-ztns3oa and tse =y'iitary sarh'ss rll-
sreSs s'cpg,aEf o-r army ~ Trying
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