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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-12-17
al Loek OF Hair.

PATIENCE gave Phil lock Of my
hair last night and he was crazy over
It.
Phyllis-Pshay! Why didn't you
give him the whole switch? It's tim,'
you changed the shade again, anyway.
--Yonkefs Statesman.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-12-17

ing concern. knowledge of hight NAL
leable castings and patterns, dies ano
jigs essential. Good salary. permanent
position. Address Box I43. Des Moines'
Iowa.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-12-17

For .Sale-Thirty- acre farm. ~
miles south of court house. Good house.
harm and out-buildings. good water.
near school. Inquire OF RIA. Hill. ref
cree. +. l.. Meekcr, Attorney.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-12-17
FOR SALE
TO RENT
TO EXCHANGE
IOWA LANE

For Sais--Eighty acres. two miles Of
Marshalltown just Of the Lincoln hlah-
way. Also property at EOS South
Second avenue, Easy terms. Walter
T.. Smelling over I2f East Main.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-12-17

Captain Graham's oral orders to"
Sergeant Major-"None O that. sir.
Show me the Captains oral orders.
Show em to- me, sir."-Liverpool Post.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-12-17
FOR sACE-cTTY PROPERTY.

For Sale--Five December bargains
on the corner of Second avenue and
Byron street. The owner Is going on
a farm and has placed these proper
ties in our hands. and We are going to
sell them before Jan. lat, Here Is a
place man with little money can
get big returns on his investment. You
can buy this block orlcss than II would
cost to build 1t today, Here is a place
to unload some government bonds. WIN
give terms. Hinecker & Neslys MARI
Shalltown. lows, over Colonial Thea
ter Phone 49,. tts
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-12-17

Southwest lows 10 fertile deld n
the man with anything 70 sell that nj
in southwest Iowa read the daily Not
'pareil. It Is the great want a Mo3t1i
Of this section. L d knoWn 81 III
wide 40 . producer of recruits u WI
have land or anything d. " sela
trade. get In touch With es1lt3N@
;ows 81 81. =: !, 81: .:::ss !sssEaS eil.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-12-17
HOW TO ANSWER
Advertising Where No Address
II Given, but Key Mum.
Der Used.

Der Used.
When Al advertiser does not use his
name It is because he does not want
the public to know Il: so you must
address letter to TiiLes- Republican.
using the letters he uses We deliver
the nto the advertiser pi>s mptly. We
can not give you his naius or sdd' "ss-
All advertisements To- thh eo.imn
must be in this Office ~ = (noon)
for publication that day.
WANTED.
Wanted-To rent piano. Phone
sos.
Wanted-Boarder and roomcr. Phone
greA 1859.
Wanted-Good second hand single
seat top buggy. Z. S. Newton. Phone
311G.
Wanted-To rent. two or three
heated UNFINISHED light housekocp-
ing rooms by elderly couple. Phone.
white 1885.
vyanted-oats straw. single buggy
and harness. Phone SOS.
Wartca-Nice family vashn-s.
Phone 1884.
Wantcd--To rent a good farm in
central or southern Iowa. Address
Els. care this paper.
Wanted-To buy meat block. COM
putting scale. meat slicer. lard kettle.
press derrick. Will pay cash. Ad-
dress H-59, care Times Republican.
Wanted-Old false teeth, don't mat
ter il, broken. pay 81 to $50 per set.
, Send, by parcel post and receive check
by areturn mail. R.,Jornitz, 2116 E.
Lafayette street. Baltimore. Md.
! Wanted Clerk examin-
atoms soon. Customs. Internal reve-
nue.. income tax, railway mail. post
office. $1,f00. $1,000. Experience I'M
necessary. Men and women desiring
government positions write for free
particulars. U% S. School of Civil
Service $50 Kenois Building, Washing
ton.
"ant0c-fOT CdSil. CHedp ISSiOch~S
property. Box 2S2. city. -.
Wanted-If YOU want your parcels
delivered promptly call $50 or 161.
Wanted-If your farm is for sale.
call and see is. Also # interested in
the purchase of a good home. We have
1t. McCombs Bros.
Wanted-Second hand stoves: also
furniture. Phone white 1l62 or green
1867.
Wanted-Ashes and rub bish to haul
general team work. Phone 1884.
Wanted-To buy. raSs magazines
and all kinds of junk. Phone white 1920
our wagon will cali.
lvanted--Everyone to know that the
services OF the visiting nurse employed
by the Visiting Nurses Association are
to be had at what patients are able
and willing to pay, or without pay
by those in straitened circumstances.
Telephone Clara Britt. II South Fourth
street. Phone 8S6.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-12-17
MIscELLANEoUo.

Notice to Everybody That l. Motor
cycle Bill. deliver everything. Let v
deliver your Christmas packages n
washings. Phone white 115o from Z :
m to p. m Phone your orders e,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-12-17

For Sale Partly modern cottage In
factory district. Full lot. Priced. for
quick sale. Cail Marshsiitswr T.c~e!
Company.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-12-17
POULTRY

For Sale-Pure bred white Leghorn
and white Rock ROSTERS. H.oo ana
800. Phone green 1885.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-12-17

For Saie--Pure bred Black I.angshan
cockerels and pullets. T. L. Floden.
State Center. Iowa.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-12-17
HELP WANTEb-TEMAtE.
Wanted-Girl. Standard Bakery.

Wantsd-Lady for general house
work. Good wages. Notify Merit Ned
berry, GladbroCk, Iowa.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-12-17

Wanted-Giri for general house work
in small family. Phone 1905 between
$50 and 9 p. IN.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-12-17

Wanted-Good middle aged lady for
general housswork in town Good
vases. Address Eli care TimcsRe-
publican.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-12-17

For Sais-Reed baby cab First class
41k Telephone yellow 5O7.
706 Wood street.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-12-17

For Safe--we have several eighty-
acre farms and one or two larger farms
which we can sell you with payment OF
from one to three thousand dollars
down and balance back on the farm.
These farms belong TO us and we can
make you terms to suit YOU, woald
take as first payment live stock OF any
kind clear city property. good general
store. stock OF hardware or liberty
bonds. II you want to rent an eighty
acre farm, YOU might see US. Plumb
Bros, Marshalltown. Iowa.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-12-17

: For eals-Ten horse power Stickney
gas engine mounted on truck, two
Ford touring cars, one Hudson six. 2
East state street. Phone SIS.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-12-17

Wanted, Girl for general house
work. $50 month, no washing. Mrs
Fred NJ. Wilbur.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-12-17

For Sals-Twenty-f ive acreA 81 y
room modern house, two nne 0scoA.
fenced hog tight, twenty-five Aao4 -
Shetland ponies. brood mares. 60 ND
erty car. F. G. Houghton, ADeo0, y.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-12-17

For eals-Baled straw. Ray Griffith
Lisconb.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-12-17

For Sale-One OF the best feo acre
farms in Marshall county. cloee 10
Marshalltown. land lays fine. very best
OF soil. Possession March !. X sold
by Jan. l. Fred w. Carl.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-11-22
RICHEST WOMAN IN WORLD


Nsw Yogk .--~Mrs hasseli Sage vie
ew Of the famous finaneier and rrgstsA
10 s@ the wsaithiest woman tn the
wcFIS. died saaeenly q, Der aons here,
ENcAth liz said 10 have S~sn caused ay
ailments sueident 10 old age N,s,
Gage wss 10 years Of age THE fortune
Mrs Sage srtt 10 estimated to be saL
aea AZ fren SIS. aaV. coo 80 siea eea. esss',
principally Invested Ia vast TNilF'aAa
aud iGasneisi enterprises wsdesgreaa
interest eeatrrs on TIE rreytstons Of
lse viii of MTs Sage
She leavts no ehlldrea, her neAres;
-~satlves being aepAess and niaSes,
Mrs. Sage. ~he was Margaret Olivia
Slocam. was bora Ia Syracuse, n ~
ia 1873 She vas descendant oa her
rAyerna! siae from Capt Miles stAaa,
isa She became thr second wife et
kesseIi SAgs ia lssS Her largest sla.
Gle siti for phisaniaropsS parposea vas
o.eca eco set aside as the sage Foan.
tstson~ yu Improve the social AEa IN,
Ing conditions In the ahsd States
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-11-22
BUTTONS On BELT
HIS TAB On HUNS
1oukrAikEER rsoa WEsr Na
GINA Ap0sra NOVEL Way
(, o. kEEsiH0 AccousT.
CERTAIN Nh COT HIS MAA
Prsssss -tsim" sssses Has . Belt stna
6st Win Bvtssas--Eseh One Rap
rsssnss . asrmsn Killed Or csp.srss
With fhls own Haads.

Win American Army Northwest d
Hswdtlti- Everyone ia "GyEsy" diyiDha
fnttws Private -slim" Jones and hi
scAlp keAt. Jones' was reared La ths
nArmntaanm Of West yirginis. sisd hin
voxinx nAHas Nv James A. Joues. Ht
AAfk fralA The country back OF FGie
naan&; but, ~ he nays. hs has not bees
home mach Of lats. His comrades aas
there In no brsvef man than he
Al tho request OF hla fellow soldters
Joasss showed his famous bell haeklst
bali. labeled Colt init ans." ssgddea
with brass buttons, each button repre-
seating q German Killed or captured
Al first Jones' puzzled over ths
dsssticn OF seaiping his German vt,
thns, iadiaa taahioa, but compromised
on buttons.
TT ain't saauty." said siim. "bM
II h my own inseation. and ssery has
Ton represents . German either kiliss
or captured with my own hands. u
course. there's only 20 buttons on II
nov, but got three more In nay peck
u that I've had no time 10 hlte1 on K
And, behave INA. no hutton Eoss %
thia belt unisss I'm cure I've got my
man"
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-11-22
c,nsai.-. w, slo vJe.e-,.

Annion ~ Further important gains
have hcen made hs the British t-eaps
rass es Ns.entinnes. tNeid Marsasl
Wax rrF%arts frug headquarters Tina
village 81 VsrIy VAS cseIurtA Ard D.rs
isa ae'scAl@ersS entered 81 SaAiyc
tNe5 Marsha, haiE REPORTS thAt W.,
lev eieAres Mas takes ~ CaEa3!ag
t-ccps Ns6es t;ea Carrie we pas-ee
lA-oasA tAs towr
The village ~ l'rsSesa. snGsAeas. n
ysltacieaHNs VAS CAPTURED by IA.
R.'t;SN after tsgv Asa sMfa3 the 81
sre.ni in 'f4t yVxto
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-11-22
HOUSE GIVEN REPUBLICANS
Three Seats In uppsr Draseh fs< rs
Rs Decided Claim
~, Republicans ~.

washingtoa.--<'ontrel Off the vaits4
States senate still remains In dcaei.
To- facs 81 returns trom shrvs states,
~hers cantesiB b@swesa the republican
and democratic candidates remained
close Ms the count progressed The ~
pabllcsns Increased their majority la
the hopss when two or thrps seats
troEa south Dakota were ecaoeded 10
them Three ss&ts. one each In soatA
Dakota. New Mexico and Montana, are
ye, In doubt.
Ths standing Ct the two parties IN
the re1t house. ~itAsas the lArea II tas
ing districts. s.
Republicans. s5s. democrats. 1876, u
republican majority Of ~
In tho senate, without the threa
doubtful states, there are 81 repae!i
cans and ss democratic
or The senate races yet 10 be deeid
ID Truman IL Sew6eyry. republican.
appeared TO he maintaining mis- lend
over Henry Fovd. the democratic car
didate. In Michigan Wiih a.2 pre-
eiae,s 10 hear from Newbefry vas
Leading eis oppanent my 1888 votst
The Aiehixan state republican commit
tee claimed Ssweerrys election. de-
eisrfnx that the y~nsxtssias - 1AstSsS. Ia,
are normally republican supporters
'ct ,SsaaSar Fab NJ .Aaw Mckee. .sisli
claim his election on the basis Of seAE
.erins returns As these reports coma
from unofficial sources, the contusI
continued 20 10 placed In the doubt
fui class
In Idaho, Frank II Goodtns ~as
making deep inroads into the majority
credited 10 Senator Joha + Nagent
democrat Nagen,s lead VAS Gals
40. with ss,peo OF tho states estimat
Cd vote OF 5000 coaHted
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-11-22
AUSTRIAN FLAG SHIP SUNK
Super prssdneuohs Verieus uniiis st
Naval Ease Terpedetd sy an
Italian Naval TANK"

WAshlastcu The Austrian su;ser'
trsadnnuxht Nerihas tnltis, the tlae
ship u the Austro Hungarian Gc.t al
TIE naval hase AT rola. was tcrpedeed
and sunk by an Italian naval tank.
which. manned by two officers sue
ceeded In penetrating the rssne field
at the entrance Of the hsreor
The Italian sailors have accom-,
r,ishet another great Feat and have
saak -sAs>, ,saess .aeaadnonSbt Ne.rteaa
Cnitix, which means the last aat biz,
sest unit al the Austrian fleet Ths
Italian sailors have thug retailaied FOX
the losses the Nerteas Units Unlisted
spon the Italian army daring mo re-
treat last year.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-11-22

A laxative to-day saves q sick eAisa
tesuarrrw, Chsisr~a uiaaray viii net
take the time fx~a play To esarsy thsiI
hSwebA wAleA eecane eieSsvd w ~aN
w~ssA liver ssss slexgssA. stanaek
sear.
Le0k at the tenrae, sscsAsc. II
eeased. or year child Ia ass.ess. aresA
fsycrssh. breath bad. r~sslsx& dssmat
cat heartily. full II ecsd ~ has sore
threat or any ether chlidrvaa alb
meat kive q teAxraeaf,A u N'aih
fernla syrup 81 nss" then tsar
WORRY. because II In perfectly harm
se~A and In 4 few hears ali this eats
stipatioa pcss0a. sear bile ana fer
sasasiAx ~~ssA will seasly aaess est VI
The bowels. and yra have well, play
fui child sgssa. A thareurh ~insias
cleansing IL ostisass ell THAI 10 aes~s
sary. II sAcnla he the fssst treasna*n,
Kssea In any sickness.
Beware NJ eoeaisTtwst fg syrura
Ash seas druggist tes t,vs:,,s 81 'SiAl
Hernia Syrup II FIGS" which hat
full directions for babies. calidrsn VI
eli ages saa fer grown.ups rlaInli
printed On the hoaile Leak carefully
aud ses that II Ia made by the T]ah
feraia Fig Syrup Company ADV.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-11-22
Gala Fer ,ssSso More Ma,

WASHINGTON Provost Marsha, Cea
cp~aer called !or 1862 draft rcS{s,
uxats physically qualified for limited
service to eatrais t0r camps between
Nov, IS and n. Voluntary saNstAerts
will n, Aecep'e ss aa;il Nos ~ 4 W,
rsety al trades ana Occupations ars
mentioned NJ tie call aad Al states ars
ASKED IL tWrassA tae necessary aan'
e>y, Tctas eai.s fer military se-rtss
for NaycraN her hsye nov passed the
siaaao mark and are 'ar IN Excess =
pr~sseus moathsy usc'4'ts9siNn anasr
1kAe draft.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-11-22
Bl|lg|| s|'l|'E|| 4 ! | By 4
AMERICAN ADVANCE.
xuch aATERial Is TAKEN
Fsrss Ansasaa AFsssy c~psss~s csss
teoo Ms'sAs~s, GAAN Over 400 nj
fs'& y rr~~<A iAs~ts~ ssaaes
assaas " o~ssag Ar~s AmmssasasA

MasstAEtans --<tsa FerNAsns said in
his sigai eenHsuassse sAat d rsxa@~as
Ut AsaasseaA infantry particularly ass.
tsaxsisA@a iEseE In the sanxl vsesesses
In Italy, He had yetersAes 10 the
szsaa Rewtnsat. Chic National Array
t.Sers. The statement fakAnws:
Observation-Disclosures Exg~aisses
AIRY Forces. Mex !
The first AaeFtcNn Array ecnsis
ss1 lss cssensivs, starting Nsik a pre-
carlos, feesimg 90 the ease h2ak ii
the Aeso~. In a rrxaon M araxaal nat
GrA difficulties. snd asfsaaed w al
eaeny rendered desperate by TIE
anowiedge that the heights aessA u
verdsn ~ere vital TO Aaz slsa. rAs
fffrh piyisioa. and Sa,ieaai Quart
troops from w1ssoasin and MieAixAa
employed la tAis eperassan. had slowly
bat steadily fought their way through
cat these days cf esasinaoas hassia, In
ssis fexion we hold iAon Devaat .isaa
The heights eyerse0kias fsraaasssliA
three kilosnetres eAss af Aaramcal
silica fontstne sarsa. ana thence sessh
east 10 the abd liae
The RaiAAaw Mxialan sAa pai,s 81
the First nsssios sefsSa the heights
south and southeast ot sedan and ths
suburbs " that, city lyins GA The west
bank al the Mease Tho ealire region
between the Mrasr and the Rar ass
been liberated BY she Ffrs, Amerlcan
Army Ia close cooperation siia the
Freach Fearth Array
ia che Noesre the troops nj 90,
sstond Array executed number NJ
hRaly saeeesstul ratis, entering tAs
eaemys lines and rvsarriRs With 50
prisoners
The aasa her VI guns ns all caiibrss
taken by the First American Army
sawrc &av 4 as~ e1c~*t~ aaA, ~ gsef.
tiAl coant al captured mgnssloas and
'raseTsfss ss@w@s asoF~ -asaa a,ssaa ,ass
chine guns. over t9a Yiflss, 10 trench
mortars, several aniitank guns. sew,
srsl huedsea thuassra rounds u sr
iillesy smmaaision nearly s.aaa ,eee
rounds ot saaall arms ammunition sad
much other material
"A regenent OF American tnfartry
particularly distinguished Itself In the
final victories In Italy
eesNsas+so
Win American Army on Sedan
rroai ~-cnntlnaents al the noted hala'
bow Division and al the Finst niyisina
made the final whiriwind rush iui9
Sedan
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-11-22

Ruenos Aires South America IL 70
se ORGANIZED Cor Y N c A war vorh
along the samr lines ~ tho Europess
countries The war werk eoaacil Oh
tho Young Meas Christian Association
In New York has appointed Jay {
Field. ~ the paenos Aires Y NJ. G, A.
10 Nc, a. field secretary In sos,a
America in which Capacity he viii 10 n
after the ENTERTAINERS, at lsiied
States sailors whenever they Land al
any South American port
II in proposed 10 have permanent or
ssniratioas In all the Soata American
po-ss. aader the direction ot The NJ
L. A. .bsss secre&rr whiea saa 90
moments uatlcs prepare themselves
"a entertain any sanasr * sai1ers abs
nav Re sen; ashore On Leave.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-11-22
RETIRE aeroHe AMERICANS
assiin Admits Aiiiss Advance AGREES
Msvss Under Heavy Fire.

Berlin American troops adrape "a
across the River Meu&e soath NJ naH.
Under s.oleni protective fire. and
penetrated the woods asd heights On
tho east hanh Of the river between
Alily and viIosmes. the German ssu.
ersl staff announced
The abatement adds that besweea
the Sehsadt and ths osss the German
have Withdrawal and that allied troons
In their attacks on that trosi s,osnssd
positions witch had keen evacuated.
The Allied line II ~est Of Bsvsy, ~ons
the eastern edge ot the Normal forest.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-11-22
German Dead litter Fi.se.

With The Rr...sA Armies in Fraaoe
Unprecedented usm hsrs ~ German
tcsd litter the battlefield Of vaien
csesnes The combat watch resulted
IN ,ha capture ri this city was cue ~
its hi'teres, and most prolonged OF
th sE;ire war Beyond the towa
b. nd 10 hand fighting progressed vita
The Germans b@tng ssased bare. Tbs
Canadians crossed the Rhonri)e stream
waist-aeee sn6 cvsrvhsisned desperate
RESISTANCE ,y..= 40 ecehe
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-11-22

POSSIBILITIES HAVE cEASEE
sglpasasions Fer ArwNxssen Puts Aus
tfts Ens.esiy t1Gt at War Fer ths
Future re Esaeasts Tertiary
Compists Cem0esilxssssa tcs FsresA

washington. -~TwtIs OF hrs1aiEslee
Hader which the laad and sea tarces ii
what oace wss the Aastro-Hnngarian
eanpira have laid down their arAs
were announced simultaneously a
Nasaiagt0a aud Tao allied capitals
ThNy accomplish complete sarrsadsI
and open Austrian and Hahsariaa Ter
rit0ry Tor American and alitsa cpeTa
iions agains, usymany. From thls
drastic document. u may DO stated.
may be cleaned an accurate oatiiEs oil
tAs conditions gearing cofnpletioa IN
the supreme war couAcii at Versailles
Under which Germany may haze ees
satson Of hastili,iem.
Aastr!a-Hanxary. the last and most
powerful ally ot Germany, passed oat
u The world war Nor, 4 under terms VI
astect surrender.
, Not only have the armed forces nj
tho ones powerful Aasiro- Hungxrtaa
empire laid down THAR arms To await
the end OF the war and peace terms
dictated By the allies and the United
States. but Aastro Hungarian territory
fs 10peu fer eperst.s,H against Gssw~ay,
Even the munitions u thai former
atty are 10 be assd against the katser's
armies II refusal TO accept conditions
nos heinx prepared tor them make
PROLONGED fighting necessary
The twtms saet~r whica the Gahaeis %
The itatiaa fruat coded Monday at b. A.
include eonplsts dsmoniikat'on ~ Aas.
.trtah fersos Surrender ~ aner hAh ~ al
.srtIiiery snA military ssIaiymsnt ns.c 0pa,
asan bY American aai allied fasess a;
SuCn strategic places 40 tnay later he se
sssted us- u Austrian railroads for spe
|rt&as against t4@rHang. yarastiaa N
vi Invaded territory isa yttFg hehtnd I'D
equipment ard supplies. Including coal,
surrender III portion II tha AsstttagI
kuFfaas asd submar tfe fleets and dtsa m,
aaa@nt VI etheEs under Americas ana ~
lad taHtrgl, surysndsr pt al German ssso,
marines Ia Austrian waters. and tnp&rrfit
t4sAG at .aliiaa &Ra A American s9lsaEaTA
Without reciprocity
r tera atissiVA IF 'ssHTtxs sSsrstas* S>paxsr.
w ecfSssp9N1a ts the boundary tines
aimed ny Italy uadef the Italia irreaea,
liza or treaty " i.ani9n program. The
2 tsst of 0cEu patton b. allied forces ID ~.
4afNsd. Local authorities Ia IfAsiatAin ardci
htader allied supervision
The terms ~ the sfuatstice are 80 bs
carried nat under the direction " Marshal
.Fosh. wha viii designate material TO 10
Turned ever and supervise tha movement
~ Austros Hungarian tsfess 90 the rssr
All lsrfnsa troops IN Austria Hungary.
Jtaiy ar the balkans. must be oat ~ In
Termed within Is DAYS
b~stfustisn "A sa1 property hy retreat.
snx fsFcas Ia specifically Forbidden
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-11-22
CHAMP CLARK WINS.
Natcrity For ccnarsss Niil Reach
Two rhcuaand Vetea

81, Louis Speaker Champ Clark N
bowling Green estimated his electioa
hy 1000 votes ON the face Of lneon
p'ete returns from the election in'
,nplete returns show Judge s~ldsa
4 Spencer republican. elected tn!ied
States senator over former Gov Jos,
" Fols 10 I'LL the unexrsred term Of
the late Senator Stone
Il is also apparent that the demo
Gratis los. two conSr~ssmen, D~rkes IN
ire Fifteenth and Brewster in the
Thirteenth. The statewide proasbs
uau ssnsndra~re, slsnx xssA eight atA
er amendments. II probably lost st.
Louis rulled MP A $1,000 majority Ter
tho vets
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-11-22

American Patrols Crcss River A.
Drisullss On y pentcon nrldae

With American Army on the sedaa
Front~--Iiitter fighting took place
along the MeGaa yiter American pa
trolls succeeded IN crossing the river
nj Brieules ON a poatoon bridge cor
structod under fire At other points
the Americans were reconapitefina
other crossings The Germans bad
blo~n up tAe bridge sGross the 'Nsuss
bat weeu laheHvilla on the west bank.
aud the important town OF s,anay, %
the eaat bank
After The poasooa bridge At Hrieah
les had been constructed the Ansrh
cans threw n second bridge across tbs
Mouse at Clary i. He,it and developed
4 new line on the heavily wooded and
very difficult ground east oe the river
b tween tlsry aud i,risales. ~,
mile front
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-11-22
NoTEo MOTEL MAN DEAD,


New York 4'aesar Hitx who eatatr
lishsd the RITE system Of hotels ir
prominent cities In Europe and the
United States, died At 4 sanitarium in
Lne-rne. Switzerland. says a cable
gram received here
Mr. Rita was horn In Switzerland 70
y~ars ago. and for the last five years
resided In Lucerne Hs waa proprietor
Of hotels bearing his name In London.
Paris. Madrid Budapest. New Yort
and Philadelphia
Hs Ii survived BY his widow. who
n tho manager OF the Hotel Ritz "a
Paris. and son Charles. now prs
vate In the American army and alta
sseas& ~ Casnp MhAelars nap ,.....
Among other hotels OF which Mr.
Rits was proprietor vas the Sslsa
Nagsicr~ Hotel, Italy. Plaza Hote',
Hutnos Aires