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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-05
Damska Maskarada.

Gdy nova O czci munduru -
ma miejscu bedzie wspomnlec l o
Iistnej maskaradzie - mundurko-
wei, kobiecej - absolutnie bez-
sensowej, urzadzanej specyalnle
W Chicago: ME wiemy, czy /
gdzie poza Chicago zarezysero-
wano reduty podobne, ale re W
stolicy Polonii ona jest, tedy o
tenn slow pare MANY ma mysli o.
we jakieS kandydatki ma piele-
Igniarki, postrojone cudacznie i
szastajace sic pc ulicach.. Osta-
tecznie ubrac sic tn wolno kaz-
demu, jak sic mu najzywniej po'
doba, byle publicznie przyzwoito-
sci ME obrazaf, wiec i kolorowe
Ipeleryny i welony niechby tam
sobie fruwaiy ma ulicach. E. Ale
sd tn diva wzgledy, ktore W gre
wchodza i wage rzeczy nadaja,
zwlaszcza, skoro idzie o robote
narodowa: pc pierwsze tel ro-
boty oSmieszac i kompromitoWac
ME wolno, pc wtore - ME wolno
naduzywac jej funduszow ma ia
kie antrepryzy komiczne, bodaj,
re kompromitujace. Mowilismy o
tenn Z setka ludzi naJpowaz--
niejszych, navel z wybitnyml
czlonkami Komisyi Wojskowej-
wszyscy W najlagodniejszym
sposobie opiniowania o tych "a
mazonkach" Small sic Z Mich i
ramionami wzruszali, a byll / ia
Icy, ktorzy powazne ~wyrazali wat
pliwosci co do przyzwoitoSci ca
}Iej afery re wzgledu ma. dobor
~personalu w omawianej maSka--
radzie... To juz bardzo niedo--
brze; jeSli chotby tylko watpli--
woSci i przypuszczenia tego ro--
dzaju podnoszone bye NIGGA - to
luz to jest kompromitacya Spra-
wy i nieposzanowanie jej CRUDE,
a przykre, ktorego tolerowac ME
nalezy. Ale gdyby nawet az tax
zle ME bylo, to jednak - smiesz-
nosci jest wiele; samiSmi byll
~swiadkami niebudujqcych bynaJ-
mniej zachowah sic owych %
chotniczek', flircikow ftp. PREY
odprowadzaniu ochotnikow, WI
dzielismy - niezgiebione dekol-
taze PREY pelerynach | welo-
nach.. widzielismy tez - sly
szelismy smiechy polskich i OBJ
cych widow ma ulicach, gdy z
pochodami rekrut6w maszerowa-
Nv owe b}ekitne kandydatki Piele-
eniarskie: Smiechy tie i uwagi
zgola ME byiy zaszczytne ola tych
rodaczek naszych - a to nam by
10 wstyd i przykro.
X
Kazdy zrozumie, IL ME many
zamiaru ,pit do kogos" osobiscie,
a mowimy o og0lnem wrazeniu
tel arlekinady niewiesciej, re zaS
take wlasnie, jak piszemy wra-
zenie lest og6lnie dominujacem,
to watpliwoSci ME ulega. A gdy-
by nam ktoS powiadal, re co do
kobiet, jak CO do mezczyzn mum
dur ,,dobrze robi" re WzgledoW
agitacyjnych to poWtorzymy'
liz niechby to bylo przynaJmnleJ
napewne be- kompromitacyi l O.
smieszania Sprawy, a potem -
kobiety jednak jeszcze' mlmc
wszystkich rownouprawnlen1a
konsekwencyi - przecle poWln--
my wystepowat i zachowywac sic
~publicznie inaczej cd mezczyzn
MY powiemy jedno, IL GORGE ME
'pozwolilibysmy uczestn1czyc "
tei i podobnej szopce, a kazde]
szanujacej sic PAM i panience Cd
radzalibySmy tego rowniez maj,
powazniej.
!, Rezultat Z maskarady tel mum
i durkowej kandydatek plelegnlar'
. skich Jest co najmniej niepropor'
: cyonalnie maly, a W kazdym razI'
mocno watpliwy, o~statecznie Je
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-05
Pi7nowaG OChotnik6W.

Innym szczegoiem, ktory do
maya sic energiczniejszej inge-
rencyi re strony czynnikow powo-
lanych w poszczegolnych CEN
trach rekrutacyjnych - jest ko-
niecznie lepszy dozor ochotnikow
Ii kontrola ich zachowania sic.
Misunderstanding juz wyzeb IL
widywaliSmy sami zolnierzy ma
szvch - in spe W mocno pod
chmielonym %stanie, a pred paru
dniami o podobnych obserWa-
cyach pisal nam jeden Z wybit-
~riejszych lekarzy polskich, obec-
nv ma pozegnaniu ochotnikow:
widzial on L indygnacya uzasad-
Mona - kilku tax pijanych, IL
ME wiedzieli, co sic I mimi dzla-
10 to w koSciele, podczas nabo-
zenstwa / blogoslawiehstwa! Wy
IIazili oni Z koScioia, ME moSac
widocznie do kohca ceremonll
|dotrzymac i wlazili L powrotem,
la re cieplo bylo, wiec be- surdu-
TOW wstepowali do swi2tynl l z
porozpinana odzieza... Wldzlell
to .,oficerzy", lecz ME okazywali
ochoty do interwencyi. Wrazenle
tbylo mad wyraz przykre / depry-
mujace! Byla to oczywista prota-
nacya - miejSca i chwill! CozOy
ma to p~owiedzieli obey, gdyby WI
Idzieli egzemplarze takich handy
Idatow IA bohater6w w podobnym
stanie? Powiedzieliby - OTTO Jest
Polish. Army" w tym sensle,
lax m6wia uragliwie o "Pollsh
Weddings" - czyz ME prawda?,..
RozmawialiSmy o tych sprawach
l. urzednikami chicagoskiego CEN
trum rekrutacyjnego / znowu
nam je wytlumaczono, a TUNA
czeniu musimy, mimo naszeJ IN
dygnacyi, przyznac wiele racyi.
Powiadano nam: Coz many zro-
bic? Pilnujemy ich nieraz Jak po-
llicvanci! Niejednemu spraWla sic
bielizne, ubranie porzadne, DO ME
maia puszczq wszystko ma zaba'
we ,,o%statnia' toe to ludzie pry-
mitywni, wiec W ten sposob re-
gnaja sic Z uzyciem swobodnem-
inaczei ME umieja, a dopilnowac
Itch. tax - by ME bylo ami Jedne-
90, CODY sobie ME pochmielil, gdy
Itch kilkudziesieclu - to PREY
szczuplosci sill istne niepodo-
bienstwo... Powtarzamy ra--
eva lest, a choc i to racya, re ten,
co sic moze juz niejeden czu-
je meczennikiem "a Sprawe, ME
potrzebuje .tego uczucia koniecz-
ME oplukiwac alkoholem - lecz
ME mniej prawda jest, re urzed'
nicy rekrutacyjni maja do czynle'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-05
Chociaz CO niedziele
49, -I-.I.:--


Kogo piwkiem poczestute,
Sam sobie rodchmiele!
Nam tez trzech chiopczykow
I tez diva dziewczatka,
A kto ma ME spozHzy,
M6wi, re paniatka!
A i przytem majac
Gospodarna zone,
Me diam wiecej o matatek
Ami O frontone.
j. Lpinski
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-05
Obrazek u iycia rOdzinnego.

Obrazek u zycia rOdzinneSo.
OF, chiopek-ci ia, chiopek,
w polu dobrze orze:
Wszystko mi sic dobrze dzieje -
Chwaiaz tobie. Boze!
Me boje sic pana
Ami okonoma.
Obrobifem swoje polka
Siedze sobie donna!
Odrobiiem zaciag,
Kilka dni ma dali.
Ia CO mnie ksiadz lubi
l okonom chwali.
Nam pare konikow,
Cztery woiki W piugu,
Chalupeczke m~alusienka
Bee zadnego dlugu.
w karczmie-m mic ME winien,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-05
Echa Polskiejj
Wioski.
PieSni
MaZurskie.
OBRAZKI Il ZYCIA.

Idzie Macjeh przez wieS, kozIca "a
pasem,
Danaz mOia dana, przy5piewuje
czasem.
a kto mu W drodze stOi,
lego przez leb paika zioi;
OF. danaz moja, dana.
Dana, dina, dana dana.
OF! bIedaz nam, bieda. re Ia Ma
ciek GLORY,
Juz ME byl W karcmisku przez ctery
wiecory,
OF! kt6z nam tu zaSpiewa.
OF! kt6z nam poda piwa,
OF! danaz / t. d.
Polozyli Matka W samym srodku
wioski,
Zesly sic do niego kmotry j kumoski,
Ale mic ME pomoze,
Bo Maciek zmar} nieboze,
OF. danaz / t. d.
Polozyli Matka ma debowej desce;
Zebv mu zagrali podskocylby jesce,
Bo W Mazurze TAXA dusa,
Re chot umrze, to sic rusa,
OF, danaz i t.. d.
Umarl Maciek, umarl, wiecej juz ME
wstdnie,
Zm6wcieze "a niego: wiecne spocy-
wanie.
OF. byi to chiopak grzecny,
Oh! skoda, re ME wiecny,
OF! danaz moja, dana,
Dana dana, dana dana.
Y. GlOgcr.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-05
ZTEKI REDAKCYJNEJ.

AkC1JNEJ. /
gwarnych ulic w polskich dzielni-
each, a pc cukierynkach impono-
wal romantycznie - rozmaitego
autoramentu ,,spodniczkom", o.
.fiarnym i ochotnym do ,,poSwie-
cenia sic" ola Ojczyzny, a r~aczej
jej improWizowanym obrohcom...
Byly tedy (po czeSci i So jeszcze)
narzekania nieraz uzasadnione
ma paradowanie z laseczkami i
wygrywanie wojny ma brukach
tutejszych, czasem tez ma zbyt g}o
Sne, albo swobodne rozrywkowe
eskapady ,oficerow" rekrutacyj-
nych it'd. Wszystko - to bywalo,
ale w znacznej mierze przetarlo
sic, p%rzeminelo, ukrocone (choc
moze ME ca1kiem jeszcze) przez
Komisye Wojskowa, skoro ia ster
spraw ujeia w pewne rece i w
norme porzadna.
Jak tam bylo i jest, ME pote-
plainly tych rzeczy zbyt gwa}to-
wnie, DO choc Przyznajemy, IL
.irytowac one NIGGA niejednego, a
rzucaja sic w oczy wielu, zna-
ne to So i pomniejsze sprawki, a
ME tax znowu ciezkie why w O.
kolicznoSciach podobnych! Toe
to umys}ow teraz i uczuc wojow-
nicze rozbujanie take - jakiego
pokolenie nasze ME zaznalo, do
'jakiego ME nawyklo, dlatego mo-
re zbytnia draztiwoSG cywilow
wobec prob imponowania re stro-
ny wojskowych. Ale przypomnij-
my tylko znane awanturki Office
row i wojak6w naszych z pred
czas6w dawnych, mp. z listopado-
wych bojow, albo pozerskie fan
tazye rozmaitych bohaterSkich a
matorow Z 1863 r.: przecie to
wiadome rzeczy, il PREY calym
wznios}ym nastroju faktow i CA
sow wzmiankowanych - dziaio
sic tam wiele maiostek i Smiesz-
nostek take - nieodiacznych Cd
ludzkich rzeczy, w kt0rych krok
'tylko cd wznioslego do Smieszne-
go. TAX wiec i u mas teraz. Narze.
ka sic ma paradujacych / pozuja-
'cych oficerkow - a jednak i W
parable tel ich moze bye sens i
'racya! MowiliSmy o ten z odnoS-
'nymi ich przeiozonymi i CT thu
maczyli nam szczegoi ten, biorac
stanowczo w obrone mundury,
kt6re - tax argumentowano nam
- jak najczeSciej ukazywane pu-
blicznie - stanowczo ,,dobrze ro-
bia", wywoluja i utrzymuja poza-
dany nastr6j, ciagle przypomina-
ia sprawy wojskowe, potrzeby
Iwojskowe i wojska samego po--
trzebe, W chwili biezacej ponad
wszystko inne wazniejsza w 'ten
Sposob mundury r~ekrutuja same,
zachecaja, podobaja sic, MEGA.
/ prawda to jest przyzna-
jenny przekonani, a gotowismy jul
rozgrzeszyc i mundurki / lasecz-
Xxi i Gala te elegancye odrobinke
teatralna, pod jednym NIB. warun,
Ikiem: by mundury siebie same
szanowaiy, II. by sic szanowali
lei, CO je nosza i to, czego one
symbolem! Wiec sadzimy, re ME,
wIaSciwem jest mp. w mundurze
swiecic pc salonach, to samo Cd
nosi sic do opasek narodowych
crzelkow ochotnikow, zwlaszcz;
tez niewiaSciwe i wprost kary'
oodne lest - pozwalac SObie M
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-05

MeSoUie Stdnu WSsedsie zgd-
6zajQ sic ID zdQniu, Se muSf ISL
nice zjednocsOna, REeSaEeSHG ]
sGmarEqdRG PoLSkd.
- WOODROW Wilson,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-05

CO do tytulow owych i rang W
rekrutacyi - to r0wniez rzecz
powinna bye stanowczo unormo-
wanna: wielu mad tenn wzruSza ra-
mionami, IL ludzie bez kwalitika-
cyl powazniejszych, jake zazwy-
czaj LACEY sic Z tytulem ~otlcera,
mianujq sic oficerami - tylko
dlatego, re sic jedni Z pierwszYch
Izgiosili do organizacyjnej roboty
PREY rekrutacyi. scisle biorac, ME
sd tez to zadni oficerowie, a tylko
manipulacyjni urzednicy rekru-
tacyjni i ma tenn koniec. Dlatego
dla samejze godnoSci i powagi
stanu oficerskiego w Armii Pol
skiej - naduzywanie oficerskie--
go tytulu powinno bye W Eekru-
tacyi zabronione, by ME dawac
sposobnosci wysnuwania faiszy'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-05

Rezultat Z maskarady tel MUM
durkowej kandydatek pielegniar-
skich jest co najmniej niepropor-
cyonalnie maly, a w kazdym razle
mocno watpliwy, o%statecznie je-
dnak EXCEPTIONALLY to MONA
tolerowat, gdyby to byla antre
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-03-01
LEAD WORLD IN DESTR0YERS
Secretary Daniels Aska Congress 10
Appropriate Sufficient Funds to
Create Real Fleet.

Washington Americas destroyer
eulldtng program. already destined Ia
awe her more vessels Of this kind
chan any power tn the world. Ia 10
b. greatly enlarged,
This, In part, " the explanation @!
The additional appropriations axxre
eating $3.50 oo0,Vco asked Of congress
~ Secretary ~ thu NAxy napiela.
Other expenditures 10 b. made Nm,
1ss the bill will cover large additions
% the fleet II new type submarine
eAaAsrs which Henry Ford. tia auto
snohiie manufacturer. viii hexia short,
b to turn out rapidly; additions to
osssral shara atastaass nax, hattertea
Cor buttleships. reserve ammunition
and hasteatnx construction OF the rail
toad between wsshinxsaa and the ma,
val previax grounds at Indian Head.
Mary Land,
Large participation b. the United
esstes In the var on the submarine 10
scheduled, rais explains, It IA stated
eh< great increase In the destroyer
and chaser prrgrams, As In other
matters connected WITH the military
and naval prosecution ci the war, the
president desires that no effort or cx
pence will b. spared tia, Will Insure
quick victory,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-03-01
SOLDIERS EAGER TO FIGHT
Americana Anxiety to Get 1t Grips
Win Enemy orsnss Highest
pratss From French.

Grand Headquarters ef shS French
Army In France America and
French troops FOR several days hack
have been holding In unison the front
limo trenches OF one OF the most for
midAhts battlefssids Of the war. The
name Of which 10 known throughout
the world The immediate Impression
gained In conversation rith both
French and Americans facing the enc
nay side by side Is that the unison 10
not only Of fighting sorxs, blu. of firm
purpose to Win victory by mutual aid.
There IN only ore criticism 10 b
made In connection with the Amert-
csns," said 4 distinguished Preach et.
sscer to the correspondent who spent
whole day among the Americans
holdias the lsae They arv too anx.
sous to act at xrirs VITA the enemy"
American officers confirmed this.
declaring that their chief trouble was
10 restrain their mea-
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-03-01
INLlND WATERWAYS
MILL Be IMPROVED
MAR DEPARTMENT APPROVES
&ajssisslSpl Ohio ard Mlssoasi Aissrs
VIII 10 Dsvsiepsd sy Appropris-
siss n eas.zz7, soo--Niii Rival
Rali~sys In impertaass.

Washinston,---A most eompFehsa
sive scAems ot inland waier tranxpor
tation, backed BY President Wilson
aaa Al* caAiast. WAS ss.se financial
secognttioa IN tAs rivers and hsrbo.s
.iii submitted 10 the hoHss by Chair.
sass GsaAn u tAS Fivsss end h2sasss
coinmittse.
MtIlions are progressed 70 b. appro.
vsiassd 10 nj tho Ohio. Missouri. Mis-
sissippi md b.Asr large rirers for
GrsAtsf hiSAwayx Of commerce.
Differing IRON former sccaiied
PORK hAyrsi bills" The measure eas.
rites mt ous cont not urged ~ necss-
SAT- hy snsinsers u the war depart.
MsnG
Chaisman 6malg said the bill might
4IstIy ~ termed the hsxtnniax u u
16nsrsi policy ,sndins toward making
~ rivass equally important carriers
IT. rpmHnnyce Nth tbs rxllroAds... HA
.astMSsd thxt i1Ns*sasAe ssfssdaR.s D.
seetos MeAdoo and Secretary OF Com
0sscs Rsdfield had agreed that rail-
ScaS freight rates made unduly low
eolssy No ktii of water transportation
0vst b revised upward to make navt
oAtian eompantss COMMERCIALLY profit.
aAIs. '-''''-"-'s '-.. .'
The bill carries sls.aaT, 500. about
bait The total OF former years nreix,
enx II small creeks ana similar items
WSfs stricken ont by the committee,
Soma OF tho important river .trms
follow. Ohio river. construction NJ
hooks ana dana. both anti-fiood and to
cid commerce. t5,peo, 200. Misxisslpp.,
from a. Louis TO Cairo 100000.
Southwest pasa. at mouth OF Msssis.
sipei. ti.ASo,eao. Mississippi. from IT,
Louis 10 Minneapolis, t5a0. 900. Ale
sheay river. locks and dams. 100000.
oDurth lock In Ut, Mary's river. Mlent
gsn. tt7p.poa: Missouri river. Kansas
City To a. Louis. 100000,
On al these streams barge lines are
eperAttns Particular encouragement
has keen given by tho national admin.
Sstraticn 10 navigation companies
which have started iines hctween st.
t1oais and Minneapolis, Director NC,
Adoo has plans 10 open barge tines on
On inland streams where private cap.
<taat aoss mnt vnssr Ttvtpy hassgasssuY
strongly enough 10 relieve railroad
congestion,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-03-01
PROfTTEERs Will !.
FACE PUBLICITY.
CONTACTS roR Army suepllES
will ~ ANNOUNCED aiviNo
NAMGs AND pgyAila.


wGhinsscn For months tho NJ
tienAl capital has been reckins With
Soasip Aboat contract scandals.
Whether profitssrins has been prse'
tissd on . hrSs scale or xke4ssf n
the hurry ana tustie OF m ssnefss0ey
situation enly te~ easss Of sxtostion
have ersp, In. can never b. determined
until all the facts are available, Bat
whatever Il the truth about the past,
certainly tho future IL 10 b differ.
ent story. Because Secretary Baker
has las, ordered the ban Of secrecy
lifted from all matters cannecSA with
the award Of contracts for supplies for
the military establishment In the five
purchasing departments Of tho war Dc.
partments- engineers, caartermas.
ter. ordnance. signal corps and naeii'
cal department
The order Ia brief. but II means the
death kneii 10 profiteerins II Il Is fully
observed II says;
The secretary NJ war directs that
hereafter tho practice BE- adopted al
freely makinS public the nance ot all
contractors for military supplies
Thh instruction. IL simple. but II car
rles 4 world OF meaning II should
hare been issued At the outset. and
would have tsen' II tine advice oF tfe
navy department.. where II has been
scrupuicasly in effect since the hegtn-
ming. had heen taken. For In publicity
Ia the only check the people have on
the pr,site~rs nowadays, Competition
n tho safeguard. because N ons firm
has an opportunity to examine the con
tract siven 10 ils competitor. II can
Register It's objection by pointing out
wherein coats OF production have been
oyerc~stnsted. There IL no chance
for enormous profits
In defense of the system ,hst has
been prsctsced 10 the army thus far II
mus, be said that the purchasing Of
ficsrs thought they coald get deliveries
faster by letting contracts u BIG FIRMS
saihe. than T~sors!ns 10 competition
but the navy d<rxrtmxnt. r~xnxamw the
Importance Of avoiding eoaeerns that
could not make good their hsdA has
restricted aron occasion the bidding
liss. but 10 that operation no case Of
injustice has ever been made out
Against lhvAnayy department that ccHid
~ Justified on appeal.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-03-01
SHIPPING STRIKE
SETIlEDBV WILSON
pRoaPT AcrioN ~ cAApGkrGRs
HEAD AFTER APPEAL 70
LOYALTY.


New Yofh. ~~ William l. HuicAsscn,
gea~rsl president OF tho United
frotherhood At carpsassn Of Amsrs
CO. called cit the strike In TIN ship
yArds u tAs part of Nov. fosk and
othss s&sfarn -poinsa Aftss rrcstving /
Telegram from President wtlsoa.
He Immediately sent messages Ia
all Of the brotherhood representatives
tnstructing them to s~pd word out
10 the men 10 rvpers AZ their places
Tor work Monday morntng. There
we're more than s.ooo msa vAo ~
turned Immediately II President HIST.
eheson's order.
Tho message that wa received
from President Wilson deeply i'm.
pressed the labor leaders here, They
hsid = long conference. at which Ill
phases al the situation we're disearsea,
The order 10 cali eff the sirike was
issued affair II was decided TO take
the matter of adjustment OF their diff.
ferences with tho shipysfd employers
W directly xtth rrasideat Wilson.
The labor leaders took The appeal
Ut the president mere a. m indict.
ment charging them with being aapa.
triotic. union men explained here Lar,
night They will return to their places
&ffi ~fi' wmRs II nxsd 'SE. Sssfssa uess.
union men until zach time ~ theft.
difficulties may es adjusted. II was
explained that the order 10 return was
issued M a response 10 the presidents
appeal and as an evidence Of their
confidence In him m ther than any
giving up the fight"
president Wilson took hold of the
shipoasldiug strike with an iron hard,
Ne sent a telegram 10 the general
prcsidcn. OK the carpenters and Join.
ers in New York, ordcring the men to
return To work forthwith
His message brsAthed no pleasure.
II told the men Muntiy that II vas
their duty In the nations crtsis to fur.
ther the shiphuiidsns program ana not
obstrlct n Refusal on thsiY part To
ssa~s sAeas ,dissarsnsss. 10 aEhatsatiSu
was undoubtedly giving aid and com
tort to the enemy"
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-03-01

Amsterdam Caught AZ ZeveaAAr -
. special arers et The Hague Foiscn
wAsle she was sttezzs sssx sc srsEggls'
into Germany Il. large eaxss said se
cretaia UNDERWRITERS. shses, eassss. tea
and osa*r tetsastxfTs, cuarress voa
ysAssz Is bod Al Arzhem Csxsrt.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-03-01
War PLANT May CLOSE.


WsshsnFssa--Th4 General Electric
ecsaeaay has nctifseG the navy aepar1.
aaeas taxt II sAorsiy wi'l have 10 sAHf
to~a tsree Il IL great PANTS en-
CARED on war orders ssS the Unftea
Ss:s= ast tire silsss- sscsrss the
sAiepanr scslrs'1 action h takYnx tank
steasaerS Of the Gail Rsflnisk crss-
asss sar eserSess traffic has aule OH
IS sa1pfy az fsssf ell
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-03-01

Atlanta. Ca ~~-Ftre In the corner cs
tbs block oontasninx e., the kimhsll
Boase. ene Of the largest hotels In the
city. vas estinwuishcd after n hard
fight. the damage being confined to
cigar store and tina adioininx store
room.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-03-01
GERMAN TROOPS Murisv.
Refuse to caey ce~~ands Whee o.
aered 10 Fre-ch Front.

Petrosraa. sos Gssasaa soldiers at
1rodrc ard Kesnos aecoyslaS 10 = re
PORT reeesysd here fram Mcsco~. haze
refused 10 obey command tn move 10
the Freneh froas, TIE troops have
enErenched themselves under the pro.
lection Of their own artillery and
have defeated = detachment Ut forces
watch the German staff sen, to paaisa
tkeM
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-03-01

Indianapolis. Ind The iary IN tho
election conspiracy trial nj Jos@ph T..
Bell. former mayer. and ~ other In.
di&aapoiis men. was discharged In
federal aistyies wsurt hers, AFTER 1t
had reported that " wAs unahie 10
agree.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-03-01

psrss-ErsHch astashmeats ID Z
r~cens attack &C the Germans In lor,
rains entsress the tsrmsa ssaes ever u
isyse trcas ard captured more than
tea s-=sc7e-x. srrorasrr 20 ss. war
office ANNOUNCEMENT
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-03-01

Alhsnyr n -f.--Cacte James Eenl
raore Cooper. ST., At Albany and Coop
ers,owa. greatsrsndscn os James r~n
irur~ Cooper. aathcr or the Leather
Sscctiex Tales. died Of Camp DIX
wriThtssown. n j.. Of raeEaonia
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-03-01

Judge Of County Superior Court NJ
Evansville Ae,cs Statewide Law
Unconstitutional.

Evansville. ind -lndtana's statewide
prohibition law WAS held TO be uncoa-
stisasnnai and void by Judge y. NJ.
Hnstetter. OF the vandsrharxa ec1nty
superior court. In ruling ON dcmarrer
TO complaint BY number al brewing
against the county prsHec1
tor to entosn aiEn from enforcing the
law after Aprtl Q. 1915. the date named
fer IL to take effect The aessou Of
the court dtsposes Of the last Of the
prslsmsnary STEPS before sctsai tsi2l
"a the facts and opsns she gay Tor
An immediate appeal to tho Indians
sapreme ecurt u the dry" interests
desire 10 take tina; step.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-03-01

wasAinrton Amendment ct the
~ag finance evaporation hill M A n
give rrcsitess Wilson. Instead Of Sec
resary McAsca the power ~ appoint
the directors Of the ecrpovaiion. vas
unaAsacusay decided upon BY tlsA sen
ate finance ccsnmisiss. 4
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-03-01

Chicago Wallace & Water. Jr. .
Yale hack vhc esit srhass and sr>a..
bail eleven to 60 to F'-ant~ a. an ava.
ter. sas been daceSatsa with ne war
srass for bravery In a caahst against
German ttyeFs
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-03-01
BoscHEE's GERMAN SYRUP

win quiet ycsf cough socthe the ID
hamnsatioa NJ sore threat and iunsA
siep irsismticn IN TIM bronchial tubes
insarinx good nights rest, frss from
tcuxhing and with ~asy sxpectorstioa
u The ssornins. Made end soid 10
America tor 6ftytwo yAars A va0.
asrfal prescription, assisting Nature In
building MP ycur xsnersl health and
throwing on THE dis*ase, Especially
.asfal IN lung trcphls4 asthma. eronA
bronchitis. etc. FIR tale In Ill civil.
Is&d couutrf~a.~~Adv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-03-01
usoAr s,NStNos DECREASE


Lcnden 49, British merchantmen szr.s
~ ninc or Submarines In TIE past
week saS.Aes,1 tx according 10 IRE
admiralty statement, OF these Il
were az ltEee tons Or ever and three
vsfs under thn tonnage One rssa.
1ag ersfs al&e was sanx.
The arrivals Ut ports b. The Uasssd
Ktsadsn for the wreck numbered s,sss:
sAaissss,, ssss. Etshsvesstls we're us
e1ccssstetsy sstasi~a
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-03-01
80 lsyss Les. On Ia ps~es

NV AFS1 AasS % IA psseA
Paris Arn9re1 and ten FER
saus persisted whee the steamer La
Dsves saA tospeseet In tse Mazserra-
nsan xcesrssgg 10 40 eEfsrial an
naaDesaafaz The ssssrkiag yaams,
rae sris nes seee-