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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-05-18
BerthOLd Man
Dies In France

Berthold N. D., May 1S.-Mott
Darling has been notified by the war
department that his son, Raleigh w.
Darling, who joined the national
guard unit in Minot, is dead in
France. Mr.. Darling has two other
sons in the service.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-05-18

The McGregor State bank has been
given authority to increase its capital
t 60 STATE Sank rom t 90
by the state banking board.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-05-18
Vegetable Plants

Ground Cherries NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rs
Egg Plant NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .35
21z in, pot grown .................. rs
CauIflower. Early SNOWFALL ......-.... 20
Pepper Plants Observation-Disclosures. 30
21z in, pot grown .................. so
Celery, Golden Self Blanching, White,
Plume Winter Queen .............. 20
Per 100 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES LOO
Write for prices on any of the above by the
100 or 1000.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-05-18
BeddingPJGnts

All Bedding Plants listed below are stoclzy,
weIl-grown transplanted stock, except those
noted grown in pots.
Packing charges are included in prices
given. but purchaser must pay transporta-
ton charges.
Plants are shipped out Of pots and should
be sent by express. We guarantee the safe
delivery.
We do not recommend sending plants by
Parcels Post and will not be responsible for
them when shipped in that manner.
II wanted by Parcels Post, see that postage
is included with your order.
Per DOE.
Asters, separate colors or mixed ......$ 20
Alyssum, sweet (Iittle GEM .......... .35
Alyssum, double 2H in, pot grown rs
Bells or Double Daisy Dwarf .......... .35
Coleus foliage plants, in, pot grown. 1.50
Coleus foliage plants, 21z in, pot grown 100
Carnation, in, pot grown ............ 200
Cobeascandens, a quick growing vine,
3 in, pot grown .............'..... $50
Castor Oil Plants, in, pot grown, each .25
Cannas, Bronze leaf, red flower, Az
in, pot .'''.''..a...'.''' S'oV
Green leaf, red flower, ~ in, pot. 800
Green leaf, yellow flower, AZ in. pot 800
Dusty Miller, Sivery foliage plant go. .35
2h in, pot grown .................. 10
Daisies, Marguerite, in. .............. $50
3jh in. ....s...s..s...'' E.UU
Az in ..............,....''. $500. 3.VV
Drecaena, Indivisa- Long narrow grace
full palm green foliage for center Of
vases or baskets, each ............. 1.5O
Have Won oivnn lis YOUR order to
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-05-18

All these plants are grown from trans
planted stock and should by no means be
confused with the regular hot bed plants.
DOE.
Tomato, Sparks Earliana, Dwarf Cham
pton and Ponderoga ...............$ IS
in. Paper bands .................. rs
4 in. DOT grown Observation-Disclosures 100
Yellow Plum .,................. .25
Cabbage, Early Jersey, Wakefield, Drum
head or Late Flat Dutch, Danish
Ballhead ...........s.........' Id
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-05-18

Geraniums, pink white, scarlet
AZ in, pot grown INSTRUMENTATION. ESQ
3M in, pot grown ........s~s..s. 200
Rose leaf, in. pot grown ........ ESQ
Ivy leaf, 4 in, pot grown .......... ESQ
Lady Washington, in, pot grown ESQ
Mime. salleroi foliage variegated green
and white, in. pots, each, 15c, doz. 1.50
Heliotrope, 3 in, pot grown ...........a 200
in, pot grown .............-.....S 800
Beverfew, 3 in, pot grown s......-...s- $50
inch, pot grown .s......~...o4~.o zoo
Forget me-nots ...'...'..~..........a do
Fuchsias, a fine assortment Of colors,
in. pots, each ................,.5 soc rs
Ivy, German, Tor baskets and boxes,
in pot grown ...........~....o..s. 1.5O
Ivy, English, 3 in, pot grown ...,....e> 200
Ivy. KenIworth, in, pot grown ...... LOO
Lobelia, dwarf blue Observation-Disclosures .35
Lobelia, dwarf, 2h in, pot grown rs
Per Doz.
IIobeIia. Trailing blue ................. .35
Lobelia, Trailing III in, pot grown zee. rs
Mignonette, 31z in, pot grown ......... 100
Pansy Plants. large Towering mixed Csc .S5
Petunias, double mixed, in, pot grown $50
Petunias, single, transplanted .......... .35
2h in, pot grown .................. rs
Stocks, mixed .............'.....s. 80
Saliva, (scarlet sage), in. pots ........ ESQ
Verbenas, mixed -'....,..-''....''s.'' 80
III in, pot grown ..,............. 10
vinca Vine, variegated or green, in,
pot grown OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 800
Begonia, Vernon, bright orange, in. pot 1.5O
Wandering Jew, green and white, green
and red, or plain green, in pot. 1.50
your Window Boxes and Baskets?
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-04-19
lENRO0T GOES TO SENATE
Republican Candidate Wins In ssna-
tertai Race In Wisconsin BY
Wide Marpin.

Milwaukee, N.s~--CsnxrssaaAn Irv.
Inc l., IenrGot, rcpnS,scaf,. II sapafsas,
has been elected tn!ted States senator
10 succeed the late Paul q Hgsting-
having defeated Joseph H. Davies,
democrat. IN the special election, by a
majority estimated AT more than 10.
= sotes Victor l. Berger, socialist,
ran thiri. approximately SSoeo eeh nd
Davies. trom ,he figures at hand SINH
lar returns indicate the election o..
Marvin n Rosenhsesy, prssan, ineam
eent. Justice ef the supreme court.
over Charles H. Crovnasr', laFos
tette leader, by more than .egS 10Th
ran as eoa aSYtissns
The Approximate vote Indicated BY
the unofficial returns give Lentcci
tt1es'e. isvi~s lsS.fe'c aad Berger ~.
cae Conple;e returns may swell each
total considerably
Tn 1854. whea Hssiias, asReeras.
was elected hc received lst,s2a, No
Govern. republican. 1890. ana Sci
Del, sc>sAiis,. ss,s'4
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-04-19
DISCIPLINE WILL Be RIGID
Nlrhsr Standards Of Efficiency Among
American Troops Win 30 OF
ssrvsd In France.

with tho American Army In France.
~~Novthwest OF Tou! the American
troops have sgatn been subjected 10
eeAvy bombsrsimen,s on various parts
sstafiated 'crseS'tvsty "'.. r. '-'-','' '>'''
Etrietar discipline In order TO bring
ths man TO tho hIshost possible state
~ efficiency In 70 be- REQUIRED by tho
American comssauders in France Tha
following general order has been To-
pnsd 10 enc uf the American usits
which IN 10 no to the battle front
~'The character ~ tbs service tina
command Ia now about to undertake
demands the enforcement, Of strictar
AiNciplina and tha maintenance Of
Alxher standards ot efficiency than
any heretofore required
Elm future the troops az this com
nAnd will be held At all times 10 the
Strictest observance Of that rissd dis,
cipiine In camp and on tho march
watch IN essential to their maximum
efficiency on the day OF battle
Tia order which Was rrad TO all
lh~ ticu was ISSUED '-se the ssiFswttna
nf tho officer commanding who ex
stained that /, was for the purpose ot
sSistnx the troops to tho highest pcs
chile state II efficiency
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-04-19
AMERICANS MARCH
ONTO BATTLEFIELD
TAaouGH SEAS or M1p AND IN
HEAVY RAIN u. i. TROOPS co
TO TAE FRONT.
FIGHTING GROWS rlERcEa

Washington Whtis ths hattie In
Pcardy has halted Ia . ini. that aay
only foreshadow the breaking Of 4
new and more terrible storm. Amer
can troops are hax.eniss 10 Join In
the fray With iasls Frenuh and British
Ntssnsssdax Fo%afAi snseaxexmsaF fFssa
laEton thxi these units viii hc merxss.
with the allied sar machines Indicate
10 officials that bo<aes os the allies
win be Immediately made good with
vigorous young Americans. keen for
the battle. and The stage sat without
delay not only tor a counter offensive.
bat for aggressive warfare without
pause sn;il the German Invader shaii
no, only b. checked, but hurled hack
TO ultimate military defeat
President Wilson has predicted that
this viii BE- the decssivs year OF the
var. In the opinion Of military o.
fIc@rx here, both American and Preach
and hitisA. he has taken the decisive
step toward nAktn& his words good,
Tia power Of Amey.<.z manhood 10
TO ~ brought To bear vtthoat delay.
not only tn the American expedition
ary army Itself: but also In the fisht
Ing ranks Of the allied Armies. By
this means the effect cf American Tn.
tervention In the war. Il N aid. viii
b doubled or even tT~bled. and In
coming days Of the battle which may
last for monshs. Amcrscans ny the
hundreds Of thousands will play their
part
The colossal confisc. Il ltts I pow
erfu! maelstrom sucking irto Ito vortex
,rpops 81 both telligsseats from all
sectors cf the front. expanding bigger
and bigger Sill Tie Tina
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-04-19
THROW SHELL IS MILES high


Geneva, Switzerland. -- Lieut. Gen.
ynn Rohme. German authority on ord.
.sanee ana Inspector of artillery, rfves
additional, details In regard TO the long
distance German suns with which
Paris Is heiag tomharded He says
they are ~ metres ls5's feetl long
The empty she'll weighs isa Kilograms
1850 Isoaddsb and IRE thSfge weighs
the same THE .psoiectsle attains 4
height of 80 Kilometres fiss mites,
and deseend$ from the sky lixc a fae'
iscr on .ts target.
General voa Relne says Il requires
about three minutes for the sheli 10
reach I,s destination, The greatest
ai.tsec'ys In the way Of Increasing the
range was overcome by sending the
r-o;e< tile hixh enough to reach the
rarsfsc1 air
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-04-19
OH La1ailvss,
Puryss; TT AR


mia xulsaAs,. ~ esssasnGjsy kAss
ysNswstf WITH so-cMis&a i&sAass ralyxs
eaAesasl oil. rwsxes and sashAftics
sMA forcs kgWsa Mntlaw N weAasna
tie nNw~As and liver ana maSk&s caAs
0txst AssesaG n~eseaarJ.
WAY dCn1 ycG kssta right tsaay ~
cwvscame ye@f c0nsttr&sten ara wst
yvmr sysfssa IA such shApa thst daily
tuixfzx viii ~ aas~~sa6AsyF fS1
can ~ ~ n yea gs4 4 W. hen n
Astsfess Me~e4y tkn TAelets, are
taAs csc cash night fns q ws~t o. sA
NM T'~fAsta ~ nHeh saarp ihAM
shevty rASss ris~aAnt eAsy bowel Ae~
tsnn. 1vhts sn@Ataina assa utaa the
Alrs~tsye ~ we'd ~ xlkHsinAsiva efxans
---fwunseses aved dlxmssson. eAps~e the
halY 10 svt the tszssaftAAasMt trim ~
tbs fssoA ycs eAt, 4svHa ys9 good.
Asaftr AIscatttA streGutAsns the Ever,
aveseAmsa kstipsss9saA regulates kh3ney
AsA h~wsi Aest~A shA gtvss tha wkale
hssAy 3 thusvash cisAstna oat This
eeesmpitsAsd ypa win sss hase Ia take
M~4aeans a~fry Aay An ~ccA1ssshai Nts
sAtass VIII ks~p tcsw lssAy In csndis
tsDn Aad yux ca e3wAxa seea yvvr h~st.
Try ft1sssess NASMe1v INN Tahastsl
end prvss tina u b TIE h<st bcvss
nssdaeips thAs yea cAA u&A ard nosis
Anay a4e pes ksk ceMtaknim4 sAosfh 10
Aesf twsntF-eve AaxA NetN~S's NsH.
~ sNR fskssfsl b aasd. ss1sssnts~A
"a rsssaansa1sA ~ ysss 1rwesaak
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-04-19
100000 MEN MAY
Be QUOTA OF DRAFT
PROVOST MARSHAL GEN. CROW,
p@a AND STAFF WORKING ON
SECOND DRAFT QUOTA
SUPPLY SYSTEM IMPROVED
Men Could Dc Ssns to Camps In Sum
ssss Before UnIfsrms ere Ready.
Awssh Return OF Sec. Baker
/ - Announce Plans.

Washington. Indications that the
eressdsnt's plan tor speeding up the
HactAmsat Ut troops overseas were
rapidly being pat into effect are plain
~ evident about the war department
aad Provost Marshal General Grow,
aers office.
Whsis no official confirmation OF re.
parts that 100000 msn were To be
caiisd under tbs second dram instead
Ut 100000. as originally announced.
was cttainahiH, \. was admitted some
vlaa OF largely Increasing the second
quota In al probability would be DE-
ciaaA hpon. following this return Of
Secretary BAKER One member of the
GsnaSxi staff said that 100000 or
anors men could te raised with ease
Officials OF the quartermaster gen.
eFai'a division are optimistic ~ 10
their ability 70 assemble supplies with
snweh greater faeilisy than during the
first draft. Under tho system perfect
~ By MAI Gen. Gosthats. acting quar-
Aesmaster general, II Ii believed the
sappiy department can meet an, rea-
eea&bIs demands made upon IT,
IN view VI the approach Of summer
n ~. saaffixialty .poialsa .eas that Il
tina emergency warranted troops could
- sent 10 training camps 10 advance
ut uniforms and military equipment
without the danger Of illness en-.
eCuatsred during winter training
military equipment eoasei as assembled
while tbs men were In training
Ons Indication OF tho accelerated
movement Of troops 10 ports OF am
harkatlon was seen In the fact that
The war department has worked out
piAna fur calling out drafted men In
much larger numbers than con,em-
slated when so0,oo men was an.
Aounced an the basis ot the second
draft.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-04-19
l,ll(1
MARCH TO VICTORY

tAlnFAgw ts D nssttrw as The hssse@
wssheaf sssSa fwa hsasi q saAa Aas 3
weak heart an6 Enag nersm,
IN tie kss4nx h tho .hass three h.
tAk~ ssseM at esssx csanhstsaA, h tho
kAewi IN tAsa Aad watsxy. fxes rae "A
pta4sy. gwaef@siy week. tired ana lasa.
fe~A, esss kAsaad sske l iaxsas teste.
Gae that will d. tn sassax Aeaxs
eAsanaag. m o&aSsssssaa~d hssAaa sywk
e<ay tA~t wRs used b. esrxyA1ty aeAsy
Ep years aee h asaii safe ana ssss ~
rAssse u eontaGna no sasahaa or uayeo1
H. IN In nasa& W Ut nlNa rect ssaaap
sA Seal root. urNxuA tfsNg~ rs~s,
Qae~ass svet. St0Me rssot Rack Cherry
kArk-~~xfrsetesi ~sth gtyeuvans @usi
sssAlc into liquid ar tablets TINS tloes
taeic was Nrst part cat by M. Pierre
IN r~aay-to.ase fern and staee thss
Ass hswa sesa by smiillds BOTTLES ~ ns,
tsrrvess tselarn Medical Observers. lf
druggists Do BOT keep tails In tablet
fssTMa. ssasd ND ceass for u stai h iss.
taefrwAs invallass Hssel, hnffaie. n, Y.
kitnvy disease carries away large
rev~nsxgF vi cur psapsc what IL To
be aeaes The answer IN eass, Ms, trss
neas. eat easrxe, TAaIe iaad. With plenty
~ vegetables. dgtnk pleRis at water
h~sw~ea mesls, aaa take ma gtte acid
ssssyvnt after meals feg ehile, xach 10
Anartc saa0hls ssrraetAl, aesaiaAhls al
almost any drug store II was arwt
discovered ky Dr, Iterce. Most every
rae sroanied vita urn acid feas that
Annsae dissclyws the uric acid ~ hoi
wstrr doe& sugar. rea rsa chtaln 4
trial pseaass by sending tea csass to
Doctor ricrc~'s fnvsiids' Hsssi ana
Earfacal lnseisMte Ia Halzala. n. y.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-04-19
SHEEP FIT IN WITH FARMING
prccveed More Economically Thas
Any osher Live sseek--0faxs
on Nexlcus Weeds.

Sheep. In preparation IN the vslue af
their pscsiarts, sre produced mere ess,-
nnrsscaIly nn the farm shan amy other
1--WE sssSck the freed and iatcr require
merits ere le-s They NJ In with prae~
sfralty every kind II farming: Tef
much NJ their wntssisterc~ FROM forage.
srun grasinx ues1s snd grass that
vwiM not sarTswt ether ssora. They
cat aisrsoss No feed that has sslve
IN human fnsrd. and aecd less grsin
than os,ser anInsals Th~y sdd mate
rally To the farm r~vessss. bot odd
very n.tie. relatively. to che farm a.
p~nse.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-04-19
100000 TROOPS TO
Be RUSHED ACROSS
FOOD SHIPS WILL HE USED IN
SENDING AVAILABLE TROOPS
TO BELIEF or ALliEa.
EXPECTS DRIVE At vERDuN

Washington. That tho 6erznsn drive
In France and the appointment OF Gen
Foch as scneraiissimo Of the allied
armies. together with the offer Of Gen
pershing 10 place American troops AZ
the disIosal Of the Allies, hare had y
Tremendous xsaa fssssessAiAE esf4es ssn
American war plans was made evident
nj the meeting Of the war coaneil with
members OF the senate military com,
mittes
Reports given 10 members OF the
committee wsfe said Ia be the nsnst
satisfactory In many rcspccta that
have been received since this country
entered the war Members returned
10 the capitol risihiy impressed with
what they had heard and seaa II ths
meeting Of the council.
They announced that full steps are
being taken to put the Sntirc resources
Of the American people into tho war,
and that II seemed thai tho old 200
miles away" attitude had been AhAn'
donsd for q teysr.sh haste to rash
troors 10 rrancA
While complete details Of the meet
sng we're not given out by senators.
even In confidence, II was asserted II
tho p!Ans Of tho military authorities
80 through Developments Of extreme
importance In this country are 10 10
expected tn f~w days
These aeyelopments> II Ia aader'
stood. refer TO newly tnsde direction
to answer tho appeal OF tho allies for
men and 10 rush tha national sfny'l
and national guard troops to tho fron,
at once, dIsregardlns Tor the ame he
inx Tho shipping situation 40 'ar A.
II relates To the transportation II food
The ratio ot food and mutations
shlps to transports Ia said TO be re
aucei materially. II Ia understood, and,
with the approval Of French aad Eng
llsh authorities. the sendsna o. troops
Ia 10 ae the most important function |
Of this government In the next few
weeks
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-04-19
PATH Of INVADERS
S1REWN WITH DEAD.
AAk0LEp HUNS NV the THos
sAADs ARE TAKEN BACK TO
AoSplTAls IN GERMANY.
ALLIES READY FOR ATTACKS
Nhss Bring Great Armies Of Fres
Treops W 10 Bar Acssacss es
narharsans-~cstsy Working %
Advantage ~ Britain,

War Correspondents Headquarters
Cur respite from massed attacks
sincc the last battle Of ArrAs does ao1
mean THAI the snaay has abandoned
ais ambitious plans TO drive a wedge
tetsseu the British and french arnies
by making breach In the linea Do.
tween Anileas and M0ntdidief ard
Straightaainx tbs Tine O: hts advance
To avoid u dangerous saiisat ny ever
shelmiax aar lsit naaA nogtA. NJ Ar
ras. II Ia probabke he ~ paasiax only
TO drag bis guns across tho wtld waste
n tho Somms battlefield. waeN there
In sIow progrsss. 10 hr.ng new re-
,ervs@a ~ men into tho battle Inns and
TO prepare another hlow ~ equal In
hurry 10 the first effort ak his means
nov allow aftsy bis bloody ioss~s aEd
heavy engagements with the French
armies ON his left wing
doubt whether his next effort win
roach anything like the strength OF
hat hattarinx ram which shocked our
tines on March H. Since then his
waatags ot man power has been ineai'
cuiable, and every mile Of his way II
,trewn with his dead. hsrs and thefs
4, fAw mea. hare and there heAps Of
'sssstafTfy ssxeswxTts svcsa 1sh* sysss
there has flown \ tide N manssed
men, fiilsnS bis hospitals and RED
Cross traias Forty al least Of hh
Assault, divisions have had 70 Be with
irawn from our front after casualties
Amounting In some easss m xe kaew.'
certainly 10 20 TO so per cent.
Many Of his companies and hattal
Ions have been almost annihilsted
Only score or 30 Of men going back
To Tell the fr!ghifai tale 10 their PEG
pie. Our heroic rear guards soiled HE
psAns ana smashed his timetable ana
broke the spear heads OF his armies.
30 that they had 10 tura aside tn
direetnn not belonging 10 the great
stratrs,cal plan OF the German nigh
command Arras 10 not hts; Armiens
10 not HE. The British armies are
still intact. In spite OF ali leases of
men and ground and new Preach and
British armies are NJ his throat, ready
10 rend him to death II no 10 for .
moment ut their mercy The enemy
knows all this. bas 10 playing for ex
stakes. and their gamblers are ready
10 throw In ail their human counters
in order 10 win or lose the last has.
ard N. they VII not stop now, DO.
cause II they stop they have already
lcst, and they are waiting. oaly to
gather their toscoa for the final throw.
IA, thts delay I. our enormous gala.
We, too. have had time 10 bring csr
fresh men 10 replace those who fought
until they we're spsn, and who barred
The way nj the German advance vita
their bodies and souls Tho enemy
now. In hss next battle win meet men
who are nQ tired and vacse resola.
ton Ia ~ great an those who met taa
first onslaught
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-04-19
BEST FOR BUSINESS FARMER


Farmers us%d 10 think that pnr~-
bred sn,rnsls srecflsS cns7srsna ssosA
cnsy In shSw erAlitsrs, sad that Tar
usslsty purposes 'hey. had no sd6s.
fionai vs,ss. fsut II has h~ea proved
skat every .Anw rsses fsss 4 visng r~s~
neefice ~tsA utility anasrtes ard after
sa d s~sd shrns re Esese~gness ct
fancy p1srts she fssty 81 Ass pes3s-
gre~~. sn6 ss~ ahsgnfsty ~ flxh priced
snee~n-s. tAe fscr rsrzslss fsSi fas
trrs-srs-i sHssnsi IL ire f.ssr-ssesssss sesss
xaiEzai tea .s.e bsxsgess farEser.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-04-19

Rat'an l;
49, Cots -xsasss. a. s.esassss lessauss swss.
not sWpant fesal,
I.eguns Ray. v-suats
Ratipn
Gat straw. l4snnas
l,@sarss hSy g'ahAs,
Ration =
tsas stra~ or esru wtnver, ! pound,
stage IT. retssas
l.egurne hay, ! tssands
Cayey. at the Illinois experiment
station, found .hat when fed to year.
Ting vethsrs with rrrn and corn Ill.
aee, corn strrcr and nat straw gave
practically the saue daily sains per
head. A third loi 9rtsing alfalfa ~
the dry roughage rniaed slightly
more.
Satisfactory wsins have never been
rnnHe In fsstfnins lambs when corn
slower or rat straw has formed the
sale rsughaxe When us~a with legu.
ininans hsy .ioy legunlnass hay and
eflAFsy sra tire usass erxfn rstsnns Ia
gmlns have b~en slightly smaller than
those obtained when nothing but -
ruminoas hay wes used. while she cost
II the ratien has been considerably Dr.
creased
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-04-19
CHEAPER RATloGs ron SHEEP


ursgared ~ Tho Cassea ssasss nspAft-
rHsat OF Asyseasssssl
Bve~ssng Goes cssnsurns compare
lively large aaxasisies ct reaEhas~ and
aeed bat little rrain. W this rcrxA.
aee corn ssas~s an1 cat straw naAy well
fsrsa On important and eccnamie&l
part. bar they kteuid BE- saprivs~eated
by ether feeds eaasaiatas nsas~ pr@
tsin. Sheep win eat st~aas - 10 NJ
per cea, eg the total weight cs the ssas
yer, having the stalks Wheat straw
IL aat W. valuable snr sheep feed
ing ~ oai straw. white rye straw
has practically De value In sheep n.
siaaGax s..
This tyre nj roashage should ts
asei ais q supplement 10 legaIniacas
tay, aad the Whole ratsoa would b. sssa.
proved by the addition al s9fSaIeni
feed such mn wsls-keps ssiage o. reatA
II het little iesasniaaas bay Ia avail.
able the use ut sutae prutsin.rseh esfa~
eensrate such NJ meal fnsa eciioasesti,
hns~~d. SOY beans or velvet beans
win usually be eesaeasteal aud prcas-
able. Ccsscnseed neai may w~li he
ased to balance up y ra,ion lacking In
pros~aa ssth~r fer hreedln. ewes ar foe
fstsenipx lambs or w~shers n has beea
fed to hrc~tinx ewes w ~ ane'hslf
pound per head T@r day without AZ.
parwns injury. but fsar ounces . dag
viii nsaally be feuad suftrient Cars
Shs1sss e~ ssasa sss E$sg, sksfs n A Ut.
gc<i quality and free frrm maid.
The following rwsioas should wiSe
coed results when supplemented by
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-04-19

WAshlnston - MaIor General Narvh.
sctsns chief OF staff. directed hat L.
sue OF tAe daily casualty list here be
suspended pending definite iatcrersta.
ton 'rom Secretary Raksr a. e.
whether Il Is forbidden by his rev
srder rcvtd,as that General Perish
lnx's headquarters shalt iosue all news
sNa~t.nx 10 the troops in Franco
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-04-19
LOAN CELEBRATIONS.
ser~'tsees May secs-V srtxtpssEcn
a. Sold ers ard Saile-S.

wasAlaetca $50 Lccai Liberty ran
committees have been instructed BY
the treasury department that they Exy
negotiate directly ~ssh ccr -aanie.s Of
army eaags sc naval ssasSeas neay
.hef- t4,ks tsr assignment of scsstsrs.
- sc-S ai7g or 1thAr eSsaiFm sa.
70 g~Artsc pate &c lcaz ceiesyA,;cas nssi
SeiGrSsay aaea TIE cAmpstEa Tor TIA
u, NJ IeAE Hpsas
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-04-19
HcIS pasna MUST nte.

Parts. -s4 The court ~ cessation ~.
1acted the appeal Of Halo fssha tncm
the sentence ~ death Imposed ny
court martial for treason The court
slsc rejected the appeal az narias Tor
sAer~, who Was trtcd with Reio tasha
and sentenced to three years itnpris
umnaNf
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-04-19
$3.50 WHEAT PRICES STICK.
Farmers From Mary States Say $40
IL Ample Pr*ee.

Washington The senate sanoancc&
that II will s'aad By 10 action Ia fix'
inx price @; asse ssshel On the
ists wAea, crop. On raes.ssa os Sera'
,pr Gore, eoatsrcree committee was
named to meet hoase coufereea to
work oat differences % the axrEsl.
tur~ appropriation bill. the eAisi point
Al issue being the prcvtsson incrsa<
Ing the wheat price,