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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-04
ITALIANS SMASH
AUSTRO.CERMAAS
plAz'S BRILLIANT ~c0MBAck" ON
AslA6o PLATEAU CHRISTMAS
GIFT TO ENTENTE ALLIES.
LOST POSITIONS RsTAkeN
Rivera OF Slices Fle@ From tire Snow
Capped Many oVns
Formerly Captures by Ausiro'
" ". - esassn.gs, tNeea RsssAtg,.,.s 4.

london fe4i4 y Christmas g,st 20
back of tse western edge ~ The Az
a@o pta,eaa Gen lHazs aurtaerA
asMy smashed Lao Tegsons a.pnk Tho
wssefe fr-ss ga, wsetsss tsrs. sassse aa1
advanced periiuasly close 10 lae head
Of thu fraasella valley. wh!rA aera
rates them from the psAln tn that sec
tor. The greater part OF the pos lsions
'ost are back la their passees40n and
their counter Offensive is stiil "a fult
swing So Irresistible we're tAelr coun.
ter-charges that tho Teutens were
forced to abandon many OF Tho hat
terirS aud machine guns the capture
Of which In The previous Gays ttgh,
snx the Berlin aud Vienna Was offices
were Just recording
II was red Christmas owe on the
AsiaKo Haas counter Offensive had
begun tiss before dawn All day Long
the battle ragged and the departing sun
saw rivers OF blood flowing down the
sno~ capped mountain creats Romes
osfsetAl report Lava emphasis upon tho
stahhnrnnees of che AuKtro German
defense and the terrific concentration
Of shell fire ny both sides
One particularly itnpotaous stormins
attack carried ire lA,ins back TO The
stssssinss ~ -sSsEfss sassu.lx, a. ~saAjA
the Teatons had established them
selves two days previously For some
time a battle royal ras~i on this hit.
tsrly contested crest, the Italians fla,
ally drawing back after having inf1io,.
cd immense loas~. on the invaders
Altogether the situation was more
favorable on the mountain IRON, than
Il has he-n for some time hat the
crisis haa not yet passed Every dAy
new columns OF reserves are arriving
behind the Teaton iron, and the Artii
lcry dsNls continue nj top heat There
10 M Doubt that the Anstrv, G erman
high command II detrrmin mod 70 rsaew
the attempt 10 break through and front
correspondents sap axAlns, ,over.
optimism
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-04
RAILROADS UNDER
FEDERAL CONTROL
aeS SENT MANAGE agNrS oF rHs
soAcs WAL nc sEra,NEo IN
DER oRe&Rs OF u, S.
SECy. M'A0o0 IN CHARGE
PRESIDENT Mas Ernge~cres hy Act et
censeesx ~ Take Over TSsnaper-
tatAsN Lines~~t.snsress ASKED
W Guarantee Sse1kAslasrs

Wasssassea Government posses
ssnA AAd ogsfasAs ~ the nAssoa : rsi
reads tog tae wAF Nas proclaimed ~
Pvwsjdea, Wilson and became eirest!'e
Al aoon FRIDAY iAvc - Mlgiia@ q
ArAaaa '~ta,alas hes place Ia he @asF
tnes SIS secTStAry ~ sae Treasury sas
PLACED 10 charge - 1iy0tag general
~ railroads Etery rAltFNad engaE~d
In general tfans aayIa3a@a VIE ''s AF
paftsnspcss lsgm3ies tse steamship
liEes " taken ever ana sN sHirHs
~in ae operated AZ pse anae, The 81
rs~e1oSr general
la .a staismeat acc0mf4aalns the
PROS 1srnasiaa tte president alanoaa ei
that No F0Asn an tageyw&s s@a@hnnhie@
no w,il Fv~ufamosd legislation sustAn
iectng gTewSs earnings aad mAIht~'
rance u raiIr>ad prapegtlrs Ia sc9j
repair Governments backing viii be
given 10 res Issues ni rallruad seear
l,ses that ready msrhei @ay be
found.
Ths presidents move although fere
rAsi fos weeks. came ~ thls tiuc AZ q
great surprise "a aeafly eser1 Aoas in
Washington. iagiuatHg railroad otSI
rAals II had bsen generally believed
- xst,zss Sd .zsyans s1..ssas w ~
FaHGregs .,s'sHr~ tss4ttg aa1 stem He
acied Through Secretary sa Naf iskei
under Authority conferred In the army
appropriation sci
nirert msaAg ement ~ the roads will
rrna.a tn gAe hands ~ ra,ifaaA OH
-Giass and Ahs ralsg.SSas vat hos:Tr.. .t''1,,
prtsed " i've railroad heads sill COD
,inac 80 direct actual operation uuAcr
Secretary NcAdops general saPefsis
ion
Tho chief practical effect ~ govern.
meni operation NH be ,e permit
complete ratification ~ all taA sys
fens impossible ander private opera
ton ny reason Of statutes prohibiting
pooilrE ~ rail tptfAr and earnings
The roads themselves rad gone aa fAg
az they dared in this direction aud 1t
h"rama known that they had been
warned by Aiternev General Gregory
thai violation NJ anti i1ollng Ass
could na, he permitted THIS situation
~aa fully realized bf President VII
sen. VITO In hts Ftstenent declared
The rnads had gone Ar far a. they could
md that aifeadY some Hsstc'na aere
erAanyeriug their earnings ia attempt
ing unificatioB
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-04
SEND ARTISANS TO FRANCE
Wcrk~tn viii De Sent To Eng ans
ard France To Erect framing
OftnrFes&

Wtth the sH>eTss ,ss-' As@ay.iH Erap -,
49, Extensive ,FalalDg quarters v.i be
cs 'sbtjsa#d 10 ENGLAND aaA EN~ar fot
a cc-ps et several thousand n'rchaa -
10 rwpalr ana are tar the machines eg
American a.rmen Washington has
ss@~1 assea 20 send 10 England / pta
srich!sysrs and carpenters ard also
large rumaar e. latore-s for couatruc.
ifon wefS ~ the trAasAx quarters
When the ~ers in EngiSid Il eoupist
~d ire construction men sill come 10
srsnes ia tan!id quarters here
/: II lrsdvssah'a 20 mention the nHro-
Der ~ men who oil - trained n Ear.
Lard Il Is sa'fk5rri that the army 10
determined 10 have Trcye TRAN eanaxa
.sescseat Easn svaslaele for Americas
success Ia The air will aas-ad grimas.
sly upcn this cor.a Of mechanics
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-04
bOlsHEV|K| POWER
WANING IN RUSSIA
CIVIL WkH ACTIVITY REpoRrH
spaEAp--s,ol pigRs REFUSE
TO Fiakv uNsAikiASs.
Css&axks AiSve Ds4AErxa Many Dol.
sheSlki r~eops Wsnaut Fssstamxs~
SecAss Rs~etutleassts pe;srmiasd
g. canvvAe Assembly,

tIcs&ea There have esen ceeAs
scaal assertions In rstrugTaa dis
patches that the tsfiuUees and pewer
Of th~ AossAeytki was waning bar
never wsA sach ausulmity as tn st@'
eta dispatches celhiag tTAA@ tae RAJ
siaa capital this svak NeSsh 81
make sss poist in enc taygn IN ether
that &sfvsljoa tfus, BE werk9nA =
sad saIatsfs organization ls grosiHE
eosstantiy AnsvnE causes alleged
ara esH~Fxi |sgk ~ AaSAas4ty iAr In,
cr~ssa In drunkenness, tAe retaftanct
Of the population 60 ~0rk Gnd the
scarcity " tocdysutts yhr wa,n d"'
s,re " the soldiers Is sald TO 20 fer
peace
The correspondents ste ihs'ances
,os ESnlsaeFik sroor, refusing 60
march. aarliaiag to attach this tkrain
hus aud permitting gae Cossaeks 10
Assarm ghem waltsaa, resistance
Fighting. 4 Is said Is the las, sAiEs
,A"y are wilti6g or intend Ia DO \
hostile spirit Is reported Ia survive
asaaus shc Rattle sailors ard The red
guard. htit $40 former are not hume
ous vaouFh 10 conquer the Ckrsis
iaus. aud the red saard Is largely III
,ff4as1s+.i " .sS ,,fTacftre~
tha. war against try Ukraine pFUts
hls will rot n4alegialire on srN seri
ous scale
jnter~l ia The ceh*rasgg ~ the
constituent assembly Va said 20 have
f,+s y skaae3 remarkably aUl demand
sJYs> fys s',ss ptsrs ss$taI '~+,r ttass ,fsl H.
Il Ia rep rtch by thr most isNorsrt
classes aitti also by - troops u me
petroNrad ssrri2aH
II appears that The lJalsh"'k epe1
mtsstonerS are ny,nr, although 'Aia
~ 10 shin souia If the disyuu,eatet
military pnlta frpm the capita! A
dispatch fram retrogfad saNs the
Pr,aabrashpnsky regiment has de-
clared IT, disbelief In Che iutcntion nt
the Bolshevik government 10 open she
constituent assembly and hss ="
fused 10 reiinquish guard % The Tan.
ride palace until the aSsemhl, meets
The SomenoYsks guard regiment hiss
resolved uet 10 arrest members a
the constituent assembly, no matter
What orders II receives
II IL reported, hoseyef 'aai the
BolsbeyikI Intend To control sdmls
sion io tho assembly ny jsrutng ,leE
cts This is sharply opposed hy the
rnyojutionitts who are credited vita
the determination Ia convene the IS
se,Ahiy tn aay case
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-04
BANDITS RAID TEXAS RANCH
4, s, Troopers Chase Invading Mest
cans Across IsorTder' Est.f E'Inna "~
several q Bard.

Maria. TeIaa American troops
are guarding ell known outlets 20 Van
Hwne canyon. where $50 Mossan
bandits on Christmas m0raing
crossed the American border. rsiasd
the postoftlee and general Hor~ On
tho Hrite ranch, 2T miles south~st ~
hers. killed. Achssl Neleh, u veteran
stAre driver, and bic two MrricAa
passengers, wounded sam Melt, fore
man a. the Rrits ranch. AID carried
away loot estimated 70 IN worth a.
900. besides horses stolen from ths
ranch
: Afisf tbs bandits led pstsed over
the Rim ro~k vrt~h a Fis,sa abruptly
morn thar NoG feet a.y've tho RIO
Grauae. the spssfefs sag acre an
clotc pu~sui' f>Wd nany rauais At
them ard are reported 10 tas" s3t. ~
ard wuabae1 'natr ~ .ho MetMaaR
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-04
ANARCHISTS PLOT
MAY Be WORLDWIDE
GOVERNMENT AGENTS UNCOVER
EVIDENCES or sEsol urios.
AIRY ACTIVITY In u. 9.
FIND QUANTITY OF RIFLES
Giaheratw Worldwide Plan To Over
throw existing Social Orders
shilks inetess, 10 Only One
t,<,s w. u ssstsss$ 1 tHks !, y. s4,,. ~

Washington Fvktence has been un'
covered by government agents lndi'
eating that American Industrial Work.
ers at the World, Russian BolshesiSi.
irish akitatora and reyola'ieEits n
VARIOUS cSossntrsaa. nj Wal. xtlR. 9ass,
many may be sceking 10 lay the teun
dations VI an elaborate worldwide plan
10 overthrow existing social Orders
THIS MAS admitted by officials here
In connection with news If the dts
coyery OF a quantity Of rifles. resul''
ers and ammunition In the Russian
trejghter shilka, which has Just ar.
rived q, a Pacific port manned by q
mu,iaous Dolshesik crew. Govern
ment agents suspect that the guns ara
munitions wsre intended for the in
dustrisi Workers Of the World In tals
country. although II vas said q full
report on the mysterious cargo has
no, vet been forwarded by officials a,
the port Of arrival
The Shilka incident In only ons OF
many cases leading offici&A to be.
licye the connection between plotters
in several Of the allied countries may
be more tangible than the indefinite
link Of moral sympathy Certain Irish
agita,ors and Industrial Workers OF
the World leaders recently have gone
from +fses sisssaS. 'sitSs.sss IA .AVy "a. 4fI,
er being In clcse touch with each 9th
or here. and reports have been recely.
I'd that Boitheviki organizes would
cone 10 America before long TO
spread their doctrine ~ direct action
for communal organization.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-04
ALMOST GOT safsEs
German aslsr's Spec al Tts~ Barely
.szs- cr,fxA 4 s~ysr

CrN1arz T5c German su.4nfo- -
tg-~in9 w}th sts t.afta ttsr th. Vft.
sGa fr@ct BAD D. L&rrox ST aye aHr
Ing ire sepstaA. -Asa 81 Rsr1sA ar
sqqxarer aa Aanths4T Cfr@faaA
svs TIE e.aperor's s;ssrlAi irR&a ief.
me stztisa oalg s6aI tzse s*sgte
IL sss parity tesirvysa BY sKfer2t
s.ssss Ia A IA -tIca ns TIE traass vas
torn ~, esttisg ctsasg7 ssisass31s
scriA-
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-04

ct,~sana.i, chSo Fr Lsts T Oh
bat editor and fa.1,s.sf I, dead a:
ii. sctaa AAre IN Gilbert who vas
e. v.Ar, Old. xs 'orF7er ~s!sar Il he
Western Christian Advocate fie
was repgte! te ta ans - she s.esi
kagrwr Nesyc4ta' 1.ia4sferF In ,bis
eo9at.r
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-04
GREENS MAY JOIN u.S,C0t0Rs
Gr~sts hsss ctxtrs In IrFsd ststes
70 SER Army ard Offers Reward
10 AUeEcrt America.

H'Ash.n.ien Greece santa be-
citizens III ssae s@tea stR'ee tn "a.
IL. In ne American arms NQt ua.F
xis ss. suspcad pah.sha3-1ts ~s| y
ordinarily woilia tof,uw Tnlistnaar .
OF Creeks w'th foreign power. bet
sire vii r-sard cen sor supporting
the AfnsFf,An srnis
This 10 The substance ~ no1e from
the Gr.At government, delivered here
q TIE state department
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-04
Only HATRED rs LEFT.
German Setrea 81 Warfare IL ErsnS.
ir3 lts St~arc Nerse.

British Array headquarters In
France Christmas day WAS bright
saa catd on the battle from. bat ,eere
were no deaaaArstiv~ celebrations
Aiso taers ~as no frste-rt<inr With
the Germans. a. happened on tae first
ans even on tire second s.ar1sfass ~
ire war TIE flermar methods o. Ssr
fare have Wholly destroyed any ssa.
enSy os that sorS anionx the Rgi.ons
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-04

TIE rAtl'r2jas Ne. tndastry @Al%A
Atae ~ts as;zi 'rsae rryS.acts skga IN
'Ao<e ~ paraEs. In 1915 gSa-e fNsu
,taaS}sa the SSia~ ~ ttS 1913 exrS,ysS
sul established ns~ hsss -eeovyS wG,h
trade rXsee,tissS ssntssa IN valaa
\ S9s'AStt fvr err clay. pa.eafNa
n F'FH aee eaarAnys Alle gNstr-y r,sv
cas part cca}asan SCI. aFc haN pare
eesi a>hte<. ss.eassgtcv lsr' 6re e.e.s
caeq1 r7se part sna glass. ery u htls
r&rs. J3-y>s iG<rSNl.eais arr Ne.a
< @ fScfhae asel aee theSl salres
Vt.h a@gsg 10 tht resalesS1 ctsa~>eeace.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-04
H0NORS FOR 100 SOLDIERS
Commissions Recommended fcs Many
Troops VINO Distinguished SsIvss
Under Enemy Fire.

With the American Army In Txnce
-Afnonx the more than enc hundred
members OF the American expedition
AIRY tcrce for whom an especially msr
~ Christmas wss provided by tsmr
recommendation 10 Wsshinftcn fcs
promotion are tao VIM 10 distinguish
ed them selves FOR eoolnesS under fire
during TIE recent engagement Al cam
hrai that they were deemed worthy os
Advancement They ara attached 10
ths rair@sx engineers unit @aich
G'1sg tryf'rt''se1tN tee3@ ftsF s@apsaas An--
Joined w,t. the british in battle
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-04

n~i Rsa Texas ~-Foay q the -
Meylcsrs arrested a, Las Vegas CT
rxssite here. In connection wt'A sAs
Gesis ~ two tlaa Hio ran 4gr ea. hsrs
bear a1ecated. according to on an
nea-cezleat. by Nexigaa .eaegal o..
fsetals
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-04
PeRsntsG SENDS MESSAGE
piesQss Devotion o. All ra Tr9cps
- Cause Of Democracy "tn
w sNes fer Success.

) Washington HeGaw4sf pl~iEes 81
deso;3ua h. TIE CAUSE O. GemUcFasy
trufu al RACKS o. 'Ns tuerltsh cxt~
a3tFntArv tffsp ~ 10 France Re.e EErpn
In q Christina 9ppssasr tTosa nra%Fal
fershlcR 'o the chief ~ stat W the
Army TIE estlss -@m rhs>de gdbitc ~
tho VA asy1'faent, sAid
"Pl~aAs ef;sa6 70 TIE ps~s dent and
the ssc-~tsy- ~ sr hogtday greetings
ard he~t ssAh%s FER E4e1rta ~ orr
arms 6urTEF the c7Taihs YEA. and coo
rey to ITEM from a. ranks ~ TIE
AiHsyssan et,sf,;i0na'y forces tu
France @Dss~f gi's'ases ~ dft1tsa
sAcrc3 ckssA
-'I.ike-=fse srvress n4f Fre4tDRs 70
car r1sr "A ~ At tant". epgaie5 siph
fa'i cnnf 4.nte, ii Ire Fat-i1tlsm toar
ase sad 5avctlce 10 tss Tag
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-04

~ |. tsshtsan ~ Creea~hr-9. r.
WHO w8s aGsblc a. u ~wfi fn' h~'p
taari,s EAe ,Iss IA i has h-v~hius a.
tstn.Si fae,'e fro;a Ihe >oo}s> and 81.
the work ~ electric -
Rasae]5ta tS toe a8asc &c e ny'y'''rta
ferad aten ennssv s1 H. ,r.,attHe
rr,,iayr- Mens''yl aai g. -ae,s
n w;i ii aN prahS sy ~ 83 I'D
eS#,ss,t,raeiy he fajar .a ev',ts
Ne Is rfsa il ,sctro'euFa tsa sara 70
Terra del Fu7s9s
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-04

Heysir -T~s property a. A-e.ses7s
ia Germany ass been pasee4 ga1ay 'as
truxseesaig u ;he Gernsa g2verr
sasat There l. no l-teasiua hss
avev. 10 Goa stSezte 9gopsvy e. - 81
,rsr.e "a tire rersoaal ssEass VI TIE
nyesperty sal6e%R
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-04
LABOR CAUSES Trouble.
s'fsa in 81 pYss%s Csase Las 81
SIS sbl Natrar2 Daxt

NAef rEfun - &37f" t~a8a - ware
t,a1,1 'og soh q: tt.e dn3ay 2 ;he
ar~ssram@rt s't9ssv d.ez .v,R-au aT
garrlcr5 y sssFeEs }5ca esa 5a.gz &.
The SHIP Sag ppArt teg,frira M tAs
s4aase toSt1sfes ocs8n. ;t>s .aftasl.
gator
ssapa ses EHltsi STATES w@i' 10 ar.
MF. SfsTsay sStd. sssp yards s4sYs bsst
q sosal N 1stgssz sofsinx dass IN
strikes and sthsf G.sygtes.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-04

gozze - considerable perTl5a ..
,he grv.aaa SatEsc Is TIE sssay h.
taa region cs Hgste AsnsssA. o. the
ss.rt err Fra4r east q rte Baes;a
rssst. Aa1 eeas retsxea sy aAs ia,
s~~e
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-04

s, IoUis ~- Moses Frst@y. VIC a.
ter yte@ Il, nc-rer tae wh@a, make.
more thar % wears aTD, ard a. a re
salt. failed for 81 epa o.. - dead a,
Ats hose herr lie vas a ysAzt sd
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-04

Ottawa. CataTte VUl&A1sr Sts.
ft~sSca Ne Arctlc cxrlarvy last aaA-s.
tyega IN Letter TgyesveS IA March
1913 aSs agTiyest wtth sIH pxrty AZ
rers YaGcr. aaeor3inS 70 warS r.
seives ey TIE Eavy seyastEa n;.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-04

SASrs.Gensn, Or. better decl2r.ns
s!ta tssf - has aesr s.2r~t IL ne ex.
ecgiise asArstan, capd1l sRas2ax ~,
hee &tAsicn and rSsAser re ~ atec aead
n.fcrs ~ tns state N4s see1 rSacalys,l
~ Ger stephens ard tsFT@d avs, to
tie ~
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-04
FEWER SHIPS SUNK IN WEEK
German u Goats and Mirsa &c. Only
eleven Merchant vessels ~ loo
Tors or over

London The losses 10 British
Fht9pins show material decrease for
last week According 10 The admit
atty report. II British merchantmen
Of 900 tons or over we're suHk dur
ing this period by mine OF submarine
~ welt a. one merchahiman under
that tonnage and one fishing weasel
ror tsN week esd~d i,ec TO- IL
nrf'hh merchantmen we're sunk. -
81 them 81 more than lsea tons In
the prssiaas week th~ losses Hnfe 81.
~ 1T them N sAeFe t,+an st-, inns
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-04
stp<sis sn6 ssssnaa sns~~s.

sEp<1fs anA Gsansan anww~f1
'.in taye naattsxs III the rs~ifysssas
anasie hy sh@ GeTxban sr.Amatis@ ea On.
toseH 10, Isig sreaasxiriun Ut list Il
~ot'kmes to be tfa,sn nD by the iau'
aisfpaiifyl
Tile nlaaisfaai rsunesi resolves "a
maintain lbs attitude eg refusal.
1T further feels IL tn duty 10 pls,ew
On record the Following:
The city u Toarasl ~ prepared To
#HbMdf ufreservsviiy 10 ali tas sxigsts.
ciss as@heriaed BY the laws and eas-
tosas u war. liz SINCERITY enfnas b.
questioned. For moFs than iwe ysass
II has Submitted 10 tfs German ceeu.
pailoG. daring which time IL has lodged
and lived Ut close quarters with the
Gsfmaa troops. yet II has displayed
perfect coAp0sars and has gsfrained
fro,a any &C. Of hostility, proving
thereby rAas II IN animated by no Idle
spirit NJ bravado,
''tn his declaration dated September
Z. 1919. the German governor g~a~ral
~ Belgium declared; I ask none TO
tenoanc~ his EAtrfetic sentimeats'
''rhs city Ut Tournai Fepesss con
naeace ia this decoration. which II IN
bound to consider IS siie ~enfimeat of
the GsFInae emperor. In whose name
tbs governor general Was speaking In
accepting the lnspiFation NJ honor and
patriotism, the city II loyal ~ fnnda-
mental dgly, the loftiaess Ut which
mast tse apparent 10 any German OH
GER,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-04
N i rARNlNAI MrRt. IrR

MaNst raj governments m ErlS'um
arpealtd a. th, ,serruea authorities 10
nissrcSe tAetr sroa,iMs rsss sve doc
usasa;s hitch .,ltos illastrafe Ee'giaa
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-10

which the banks might give further
aid 70 these men who must restocE
their ranches.
who can best do this2" asked Mr..
Cobb, "a man who has fought the ad-
ministration for years or man who
has been connected with the admins
tration in a confidential capacity for
the past four and a half years2
4 believe that with my knowledge
Of the situation here and in Washing
ton I viii be in position 10 do far more
than can my opponent and TO do it
more quickly"
1lr. Cobb spent Tuesday IN Gillespie
county, speaking at Harper 10 a
crowded school house. Tuesday night
was spent at Center Point, In Kerr
county, where there was an audience
filling the Airdome.
Air. Cobb viii spend Wednesday in
Banderia- Thursday night he viii adj
dress a mass meeting at Del Rio and
he viii reach FL Paso Friday after
noon.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-10
Indicates HO00
Railroad Men
Stand For Cobb
G. H. Engineer Elder Says
B. L. E. Hasn't Endorsed
Hudspeth For Congress.

The attitude Of railroad men in the
18th congressional district in the race
between Cobb and Hudspeth is indi-
Gated by the following letter from L
E Elder. well known c. H & S. A
passenger engineer. received at Cobb
headquarters in FL Paso. Mr.. Elder,
who lives at COS Octavia street, and is
a member Of division 1872. Brotherhood
Of Locomotive Engineers. said
81 have. in the last day or two, re-
ceived several pieces Of literature.
apparently emanating from the Huds-
peth headquarters in this city, APP
pealing for my vote for Claude B.
Hudspeth for congress on the ground
that the Brotherhood Of Locomotive
Engineers has endorsed Hudspeth' 8
candidacy. II IA not a fact that the
brotherhood has endorsed Mr.. Huds-
peth's candidacy and I feel that an
injustice is not only being done TO the
brotherhood but 10 the large number
Of railroad men who are supporting
Mr.. Cobb.
Supports Wilson's Supporter.
I am supporting Mr.. Cobb for con-
gress. and so are many others. be-
supporter Of our great president,
Woodrow Wilson. In 1912. Mr.. Cobb
was instrumental in bringing about
the selection OF q solid Wilson dele
cation from Texas TO Baltimore, and
this one fact materially aided in the
nomination and subsequent election
OF Woodrow Wilson Since then, Mr..
Cobb has served the administration
faithfully and well on the border as
Mr. McAdO0's telegram attests-
Railroad Men Grateful.
There are many railroad men who
feel very grateful TO the president
and TO director general OF railways.
Mr.. McAdoo, for their efforts in be-
half Of the railway employees, and
labor generally, as i do. and the least
we can do TO reciprocate and show
that we appreciate their acts is to
vote for zach Lamar Cobb, who has
been the administration man on the
border and who has pledged himself.
If elected, to go TO Washington and
stand by the president and his cab
met, particularly in their efforts TO
benefit labor"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-10
Attend no INC T,ronbIe-yoyr.

Your eyes are your bread winners
take care OF them. II you would think
what IL means TO be deprived OF your
eyesight-hOW utterly helpless YOU
would be If you couldn't see things
you would not abuse your eyes in the
least but would take the greatest
care Of them. The moment you feel
that anything is wrong-if your sight
is blurred or If your eyes tire easily
you shouldn't lose a moment in hav-
Ing our expert Optometrist examine
them. BY being prompt in attending
TO your eyes at the first signs of
trouble, you VIII be able to have the
defect speedily and permanently cor
rected- Need glasses2 Ask SegaIl
FL Puso Optical Company.
In the middle OF the block at los
Texas St., between oregon and Mesa.
Advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-10
Urges Women to See
That They Register
In Right Precincts

+. c. wade, jr.. issued the follow
ing statement Wednesday.
1T has come 10 my attention that
through inadVerteuce. errors have
been made In a few instances in reg
lsrering women in wrong precincts.
] would urge that all women at once
look al their registration receipts
and then make inquiry OF those in
the nelghborhoOd who know whether
the proper precinct is given. IL an
error IS detected. there should be no
delay 10 going back 20 the court house
at once in order that the error may
be rectified.
More than $500 women have now
registered The registration office
closes Friday night at o'clock. Let
all women who have not yet regis
tered go at once and avoid the rush
of the closing hours"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-10
The Reason Why

We sell eheF and better goods for 50 much less than other
stores because buy goods in extra large quantities and
per cent to 10 per cent purchases and also because
operate stores expense Of from per to 10 per
cent less than other erefore-VERY AND TRULY AT
THE STANDARD STORES YOU PAY CASH AND YOU PAY
LESS.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-10
Grove,. Ta.teIess I'M TonIe.

restores vitality and energy by puri-
flying and enriching the blood You
can soon feel its Strengthening. In
Tigorating Effect Price 60c.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-10

We viii continue business as formerly
Ell Pnso Headlight Gas Co.-Adv.