The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-03-01

Maay q night /, ~ we'll ~ saanT |
other tsliows, harm gone to bel NJ
that lonesome e&is ni Taps tmhseh
the hnsles tries 10 draw unt and
snaks as hlnssoms as rsossibhs ~
that htt can have THE eonseiotlixless
oi hEowiax be- tas pat . lev weary
sonis III sl~se,. and Lay there aaDcng
she heavy. 'woolen bisnksts and
|xsxei Out intc the open. thru the
dap I'D the teiats. md srs*d 10 sAIas
|ci she future ADD what ia has I'm
stare ios moi only rnyseh. aat my
comrAdes IN we'll. | frmiy believe
that This var 10 going To make .
wonderful change In the neTsls Of
|msn--oas ioE the better. When
man In put whsr~ he can have sise
10 ...::::aass and nct b. disturbed with
the foliiss al the wMId, he is Toins
Ito unde,go q change remarkable
one. Las, nlsht was In the tent
|oi certain pefsca and ws we're
reading 10 each oiler--it was love
ssory. al coarse. While | was read
ling q touching part oi the stosy. ]
looked lacrosse and saw my friend
lying upon mis- cot with q lev bsF
|teats rolling down his eheeks. Soon
after | had finished the story. ! vent
oui to gel 4 bucket oi water. Do
returning. l toend this man. with
| his face turned toward the side oi
bis tent. looking Ut the picture Of
bis wife aad baby. With sohs coming
al frequent intervals. Nov. a great
many people would think that ID
weakling LIKE that ahousd be In the
army. This fellow may have beet
20 officer. At any rate, there 10 ny.
man In the army ths, IL sacrificing
40 much Az ne from The standpoint
ot happiness. NOT In thsIe = man
anywhere whs ~ d0sax ~ lAl1h, a.
his power VIII perm" W osY'n'o~
Aatasfsex ....a.ae 4. Il. ,...:. II,
When ! enlisted In the army, |
was told by a friend probably \
reiative--,hst | would become war.
poor. /. makes me laugh To think
al il now: II the ylchss ii this world
we're divided into two classes, mon
ny aud experience-~'ths right kind
OF experience--l would prefer the
latter Too many people are los
ing sight Of the principles We are
fighting for and think only OF the
financial side Of Il. These persons
are the Kaisers personal friends In
spiri. II not In reality. There are 4
grea. many men In the army sho
arr tnaking more than they did In
civil life, these would like TO ses
war prolonged. On the other hsnd
there ATE those who are giving W
loved on%s ~ we'll ne prosperity.
There IL also . class In the ARMY
who have made military a'iairs q
profession, they, Of course. don |
care how long the war lasts, because
they want 10 haye the opp"ftun,t,
to put into practice those thsosies
which they have probably spent
years IN studying, Military training
has a tendency 10 make h@'psfssh
want TO rule Others The iowet'
ranking private has hopes oa being
made corpora !" se'seah' W or
can g. 's'' 'ns o'hs' 's''o" "na' 70 40
ns Aa'se' 'a' naa u'sns yesn !"
sueh training ao' nAs h'' aho'''on
81 'uiing 'e' se', "'sn. ~ 1s"'na'
me OF "na' o'usus sA'" aoou' ~se
sM. 10 pafe Saesai' vas graf M
sn,en ! 'ose" nun 1sss 49, va noe
IT, TOT when ; au"''eu arm .ses"
was amoi'ioos. "a ~n'ea sc"
nim' 10 p.o"oa"e'ok u's ns"e o.
e.esal ana Na'sf' w A,e ,em'a"
2" " Me s'n..' paa. ''e's
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