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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-14

Two Ms~~r Are Deee~atsd hy King
Albert Ter Bssysry ia
ActiGm.

I.eadons taught IA a G~rxman gAa
a,,ss:s uu the Belgian lines. Baroness
Tsereia~s and Mas Aasss Chimecitn
Ftskea their lives TO sitrnd 10 the
1cuesis VI King Asaart's scEssefS BosA
wcsnsa sre in Loa.ioH r~enysriag fr0sn
the effects as tbs G~rinsa gas.
They we're equipped w.tA gas masks
In ,hsr dressing ssstssn. which was
immediately tehind the hattiR line. bus
Discarded them without thoaghs u the
dagger In order better 10 astwna the
wouad-d. Both have beea decorated
by Kinx Albert fos hras1y.
The wonea had conducted an al
saneed dressing ssatioa aa ihs Heigian
front for three years They wosked In
tho cellar VI house jas, behind The
Belgian positions alons the Ns.up.,rt.
ypfws railway. Ia fscent attack the
Germans drwnehsd che whet~ Belgian
trons With gas They ,hen attacked.
bat the Hsix,ans rvpa4sed them.
The gas fumes psnetrstea ta,o the
cellar. where thu women we're worry
inx. They doHaed their gas masks
sad eoa,lnSsd To stssad the veysnded.
bat found they could 10, work ~ veil
They discarded thsir Fsspirstoss. They
worked steadily tor hours bissiins up
wounds and rendering hfst-asd assist.
sac~. Both finally collapsed and had
TO be taken away.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-14

Two brothers, Angus and Duncan,
~'hn wersea smail farm. had the
misfortune 10 lnas by dsath their sts4
tef, who was :hssF isaas~k evpsr, They
tried a. ds III. hnasewerk themselves
tor time, bal II WASN'T a sssreess M
ons day Angus. the slider, said tn his
ht,thrr ''ieumsn, we'll need to ieok
asspt IN ssv N ~ cafsssa Ews v s'ifr,
"Ns, na." replied pancaa. "you sfe
the oldest. Ansas. sa the fWru be-
longs 10 you,"
hut san ste siksif az live Longest.
Duncan" continued Angus. -so you'd
better te the nne 10 TAN wife
'rsh. ny r. said irinraa rs.sisHriiy I.
"ita aye the same way here. ehen.
ever THERE'S aNy ihanki~ss job 10 be
done IT'S me thai has Ia do II,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-14

To equip 100000 soldiers and cieshs
them for one year wruld require ihs
entire quantity os wood srown annual
~ In this country.
During recent years We have shnrn
sscat shirty.nyc mililon fe~ces annual.
~. and the pulled ~ssss takes fresn
sheep and lambs slaughtered fur meA,
brings the fetal clip M sn the eGulya-
lent cf about forty million heerss II
all this wuoI were sssitahl. fnr niii's
tary use, II would suppl only anD..
90 men, The production ~ woea In
the unlted States has semssa~si prae,
tically stationary from 1914 ~ 1877.
while imports increased ~ yer cent,
and the estimated net supply Increased
only about II per cent.
Tim, shGttoa and wool production tn
this country ean he Increased greafIy
admits NJ DO doubt. This can be &C.
cotapllshs4s by developing sheep hnn.
hahdry on farms especially IN the
Eastern and Southrra stnses. S.eps
should be taken In tn" East nad South
10 do away With the shesFp'killing dos
menace by state ar ipcai action. Large
results can b. secured by improving
methods ~ breeding aud management,
on the range; by securing the resioCk,
+sfsv VT 'sFEssssysas sassas ssS ads a.ta
sheep; by the larger use II forage
crops snd pastures; by encouraging
sheep and lamb clubs by the ellmlna.
tspE ~ parasites by prntection against
LOSSES frn,n predatory animals: and by
having lambs ready for market NJ fruFn
70 10 n, pounds weigh, thereby ~
curing minimum of grain ~ finish
them and making possible the main.
tsnance Of larger br~~fiae fock.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-14

No matter What ala yoas child Z
grnsis. thcseuah LAXATIVE naeald I'll.
ways Be NE nrss sr~~tm<at gsveA
X. yuur ntsls eAe n .eas NJ sasta
Aaifstek, tsa1 resting. easiax md ~.
Ing aasuraisy--aeeE Mothwrl M u
taague IN cuatcd. This IL Z sarv sisA
that the iisiis stomach, liver and hew-
eis are caexg~d with wAsse. wh~a
esusw irritable, sevsr.sh, stomach ssas.
breath bad w Aaa stomach ache. tiiAr.
rh~a. sore threat. full u eold. give .
ssaspsss,fal " 'x,sisfarnsa syrup n
figs.~ ANA In 4 few Acar< oil the coa.
sfipst~d rsssaA. andises,ed fc~d md
sour bile Eeatiy moves out vt the lit>
tle bewels without ssaganx. and yea
have 4 wvli. playful child aeAis.
Mothers can res, easy after giviAG
this harmless fruit issattse.~ bcesums
u aexss kaiis,aa sasMass tAs lula ans.a
tsser &nA ssewwss md s~sxtss, stis@ ssss1e.s
ach and they dearly love Its pleasant
taste. Full directions fsr babies. eaii.
drpn II nil ages aud for gruwn.aps
printed "a each hntsiH
Beware OF counterfeit az syrupA
Ask yoar draesss. for hottie ~ 's'ai.
sspra# Ssfga ~ EsSs y them sea that
II IL made By thu california VA Syrup
COMPANY ADV.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-14
BRITISH AIRMEN
SHOW QUICK WIT
DISHMASHER TAKES
$1,000 IN BONDS

Atlsnia. fJls. ~~-4lne af ihHs ieafis
eapsalas IN tile Lfssrty loan
easapAiga was cansRssing a CON.
pany at C,anp Gorcon and
psass.i 10 lntrsI~~ private
xta vas washiag dlslacs 10 ths
Kitchen.
Yea Saght 10 be shle 10 han
sfls 30 hand az least" be sn"
SISTED. The comma nter will ar
range TO hoid payme,ss out OF
yva9 pay. and yea'll have n biz
OF n@st.egg when yoa gst back
from France. How shont TAX
iHg your sai,scripttony'
"rd rather draw all my pay.
thank yon." he said. Il may
need II, Bat yoa nay put ms
down for boads to that amount"
hs added. handing q check 10
the captala.
The cheek wss foe $1,000
The private was w. ]. Elh@ring.
ton, OF Pennsylvania. who owns
a controlling Interest In enc Of
the big coal compa niss, He sab
ssTfb~a tslao0 t~ each es ne
former bond Issues and had
taken nm eacsl sfaoant 10 iha
third issae through his home
baak.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-14
trench aud can'e hack with prisoners
the cAptain being uuharsns~i
TAKES UP HUBBY's DUTIES
Assures Management u Big Busi.ess
when kvsAA.d cees 10 war,
ard taccee4a

beaver, Css.c Mrs Stanley a Dat
water 10 living evidence that at least
eas wife can take carr Of siW.DM
hustEsNs Whea war threatened b.
tvsea Araerfea and GersnaRy ~. Out.
water pat his wife To training tn =
is-g~ inssrxac~ Once at which Ae WIS
rnsrsS~r, A, IN. t-st call Of President
wlsson tnr soldiers and ssiiars ontws.
Ter ~nIisted In the msriae service, Mrs
outxstsr tn,sS over The maj geErssst
~ her husbands business aat Ia the
fr~, Sx Tsonths co the y@ss showed
satisfactory Increase 10 rptayas
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-14
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
HlGH.PR0DuCIRG GARDEN

prepared ~ ere United States
Department VI Agriculture
Are ycu sur~ shss Your garden
Ia producing m much ~ II n
:, capable 81 doing! 4 hait-scye :
, garden, II prsiserfy CARED for.
will produces sufficient vegetables
for ,he average fsmiiy's use. II
will produce far grvater returns
per acre than csa BE- realized
from an equal sr~R devoted IN
general farm crops. But II Ia
' necessary 10 givr rhs garden
proper care and attention II you
expect MAXIMUM crops. Farm.
ers' Bulletin as7. recently pub
llshs,i by the United States de-
partmeSt at agriculture. which
w'll he sent free 10 any who ap-
ply for IT. W. long ~ the supply
lasts, gives specific directions
for the planting. care and cult.
vAtioa Of the various vegetables.
Make sure that youare nns vast.
Tag time snd energy by failing
10 give yorY garden the caYw
that lnsures hixhes, yield..
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-14
,S.;1W|lAl|.n!lP-ROOT FOR
KIDNEY AILMENTS

There |. ealy one nede,s* that really
Glands sei tssr~minspi ~ tnadscsns f"f
rarsi,le sltn-nts "a ths kl3nsys hsef
and blsades
I)s k,lm~r's Scamp Raot sssnas the
highest fer ths s~ssun that a hes ptsssa
Ia he jast ,ss rvm,eay needed IN thoa
.anAa upon ,i,easands NJ distressing ca.~s
swamp Root. phY siessHs prescription fss
s1ecsi ds.ea~es, MAKES trends quickly h~
cause Its sasld and immediate effect Il
soon resl,rsa In nass cases II " d gen
tn, hsaiIna vegetable compound,
start tf~s sm~nt III cees rstlA VI al
drug stores in bottles Of ,wn s.srs. tncsis
ara and htse,
However, II yeu wish arw Ia s.si thsis
1rrs.tt rr,vtsrs,tscs s~ff TN s~his III m:
kiI,n%r 4 CO, FinshIssas. n r., fa 4
ssmpir hattie, When writing h~ sure ssd
nseasinn this paper ,~Ads.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-14

CARING FOR CONFINED HENS
pssvs1s oss1 osrsw L.ttsv In MktcA
- Sestss< ors,a--Aiee oxppsy
crssA Fcol

frrcn-~t hy ne rrsset Nsasaa perArs.
mast VI Axyscz1twr~t
II TIE ehscssas nwss - eesnan~a On
scwvS1nt Ss bad wsa,h@r. provide y Eos6
straw litter In whs,.h their grain feed
gsay he scattered. This ~ili rive sh~Tn
exercise and ke~p th-sszs Interested srsG
s~a'ihy. Nhen ehicksos that have
ben accustomed to free range sys
Closely csstret this fys-ap~stly csecss
Their Development Fer ;h~ time fssFns
ue3sys ,hcr are rzsae svegstrrssei in ass
rew QaarrFrs Provide a-c~a .eet so1
them asa.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-14

aasp " almost Haobtathat,ir ia ecru.
pas-l Belgium, and the hoHspaires are
accordingly seeking possible s,ah~sI.
,a,ss TO them chemist. through
tho rns-iIam ~ Rrawseis newspsp~s.
gives this ssslre. "ruur the hot wa'sY
In which peeied r.ota,oes has. seen
tsosssd ovnr the linen r. hs washed
Aisow |, 10 @.ak until the following
day. then rah II nv yeu would In \
la,her, hus wisheu, adding ssap OF spY
thing elise. The liner win rnsna oni NJ
the tub perfectly white"
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-14
fanks Win Praise for Work a.
Agreement.
No Brighter Page In Al American
hlstsry.- Says psnnsy's sr's
Doctor.

An Atlantic fort .-~-">o brighter
pass IN all Aas,sican history has n,~a
written than that enswtag The deeds
~ Aeaerttan s'ldiers 11htiny the fras-
Asns." ,ievlEr,Si pr WliIlam I, Ellis
~ S~ershmaye, va, wAa arrived acre
ra Ereach tuer. in describing the
nsh,tns ~ witnessed IN the American
ssS'tey Ut Aprrses,s,t. northwest II Tout
'Srur eoy~ fcpSas ike nerves NJ
ont,oaed although they were cat.
numbered r,'ux - ,,n@, saa Cne 81.
der t,rv.,s ,, hiTta, Who had 'a,uei
t,s army 10 New York Hs ctar was
sNst 'r,,tn his hands NJ; " tfetS s
hugsA H Etd forward sa4 k,.3s~l Ger
49, Nerienani
..llc .A},scysSsaS lsvvy save AZ lash
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-14

snld for poultry nj that stage with
the same protii m cocserels from larg-
rr stock.
Standard Leohorns Better for Poultry.
The standard weights for mature
Lcgherns are Males ~ pounds, t..
males pounds. ny making ,hese the
minimum weights for birds used In
hrvsaiinr. and by giving the preference
~ the largrSt specimens that show
ieghorn type without, ccarseuess
strains If Issxhorns may hc de,~iol~d
that with ne loss Of laying capacity
have considerable meri, M table fowls
In a limited range ef uses
/. I.aghorn hen~ which alive weigh :
,paasyis or porg arr heavy enough 20
1n1e~t the demand for dressed sss~ss 4
.,fsle under the weights geasraIly pr~-
fcrret, and there IL enough demand
for fowls NJ this weight TO take oil the
supyly.
The ccekereis bred frurs hens If 4
pounds wtight and over. II property
grown. will nsske lrrulier sAFs 8 quickly
"a the chicks NJ most of the larger
trv~sis. They will aiso he snfi.neatei
M 10 about > In 81 pounds weight.
After that they nrc apt ~ harden
quickly ard their fssh Is no. en- ten
der. L~shoru ccckrrels prysiucsSf from
very large males and fernal~a--shss IL
from males thu; weigh upward n 6,s
pounds and females upward Of ~
vonnas--,r~asen,ly keep quite sre.-
raertsd until thry reach 4 90 = pounds
weight. Such birds make very salts.
factory small rons'~rs for aasns use.
though they win not sell m well on The
market a. birds nj the sam. w-sehs
VI a slower growing bred.
c~e~tne lseksr~s fs~ asst
Even whsa rsAotlssrci L~xhcrns an
nsea for BREEDING. tho ehicaeos win not
make rrnd p@srssry unless they srs
vel, g-cvn- tn nseasurr this Il tree
Of an, cssick~ns those that are poeffy
rr,swr never make the Development
Or h.ve re .ahse quality ef thn-e ths,
sr- veil grown.
To secure good grnwtA LerAors
chicks mgst at t.e cvsrw~swss@1 In
hrsssissS es csssFys. an Sc Sara as ra@y
are large rreazt. ~ range oraf 81 er-
tenAed rleeoe az s-omuSi stsoslG ~ r'rer
as uste range ~ possible and .; iht
s~Ese tire I'D literally. CAtcss ~
treated w!gi s~ow twlcr q, snst a.
n vga thai are ytAs~a ursfs~r the lEt@n-
Ssvt .zaass,fsGrs 10 whth ~ rreStc-
surtNs- al Leshoru cAicss ase sob
,esTss
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-14

California HOUSE. Holt C~nsr HIS
w eisussshsrg Crop In ths
Making

Alameda, Cal Alameda has the
original floating garden. William Hull.
house boat resident vi this city.
heart ttfr pr~~iti~ats call fes @Rr var
,iens /, Vcrurred To him thrs h~
might hultd u garden ga plies aud thus
DO hts bit
ttlll constructed sidewalk around
the boat, placed hoxes thereon elied
with rich soil aud now has flourish
Ing crop IN the making, He estimates
that II will be possible TO produce over
hundred pounds " vegetables this
season.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-14
Sells Entire Villass.

PhocnlxyIlls, Pa NiIliam Mchin'
lev, excuYoavr es Chester cnunty, has
sold the entire village 81 Mckinney
ytile. near here. ts local buyer The
village consists ~ store, dwelling. three
snAll houses, blacksmith shop. srIst
utll barn and athcf tarm buildings
Mckinley bought The property t@eaty'
nse Years ago
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-14

Make Cssieurs kesp yonr every "day
toilet scsp and asxiss II now aud then
hy toucass Of cuueuya 0sntmeat 10
sof,sn. sccthe and kesi. For tres
Samples address -cuticura. Dept X.
BONITA" Az druggists and BY mall
soap g, Oiniment e aad Ea--NAsv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-14

Memphls, Trnn i.uelus German ~
patriotic and hia sire name didn't
sound just right 90 him 80 hafarr ne
went ta fight the Germans Ne applied
To The courts and had the name
changed ~ Woodrow
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-14
lIlREA SING OUTPUT
on SHEEP AND wool
Department n Agdcaturs Makss
Reconansndatioas icr 1914


NrspAzM4 NV sAe rnit~A FsAtss nxpssse
mssk st ASxsSsssrfxl
TAe d<psFtaasat 81 sxrss~lsarc n.
eaades The fesaewtnx ssssxnm~asa.ssaas
issrardtsS sA~ep anil w~a IN lin sapsis.
nsatsfy ptc9scsiun prcCnm fs~ aesA
E'kars sAesid b. aaaes 10 tnefssss
the ssoaaessea M SA~W aHd weoL lar
CREASE In fsrm escks h s~camaAsasAsd
wherever consiitions are fssaraha~ sAd
the Arrs soss u stocking h nss To
high. Ths weog srcdscesi In thin cusn-
try furnishes anty aheat 20 pr esns
cf the anaaans used In p-scS simss
the var d~m.nds have enrhAsassd In
eessaa&ne&s u this demsseic sAortag&.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-14

An inScS'r ~ the Hercales variety
srtCAjaS thrive oG1css, rss ahle e.
Supg-ar. "a its back hrScs -retr.sins
aare t''ar 4 I-ensi 4 haraaa eesns. u
~ .evveB Te prVgsesi0Gs;s sg. ght
sscnsa t-e crushed
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-14

plane fell forward aad stopped with Q
Jerk.
Hardly fastening was strained. and
the pllo. coolly stepped down on the
tur, 10 receive the congratulations ot
his comrades
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-14

Prospective EsupiossE WHY did yga
ieste rear last vasrss
CAsy1~ar~~The snY ~crk@s fw
~ens rravy. strrssi shinriIaT h's
house when bis car me-afed psw tires
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-14
RAISE lEIGIlDIuE
FOR FAMILY USE.
hIat Pussh Eliea of FssA Ham
BEEN neglected. hy Most
n. Poultry Brssdsra ,,,T
AVERlH ono Is TO Nllll


1rsnassA ~ ths umassd naAsss DspAst-
meat NJ AxrseaBsf~l
ne L&xAorn fowi swes its pogo
,arsty ss largely to In egx.producing
capacity that the meat possibilities 1t
th~ breed have bs~n neglected hy most
Leghesn bresslexA SaeA failure 10 r~c-
sxnias the peseasiai food vsaas Il
birds kept 10 prednee special fo~d
product may have bsea excas4hie Nh
der r.s~war ccnsiifioas but In the pres
emit need Ut utilizing to The full every
capacity Ut evwry foodpr~sucfnx ani-
nal. hsr<daTs ef L~gAorns Should gre
due stteatiea 10 the dsveiopneat Ut
sAssr table guaiiti~A
Dtatumsnu ct the aa~~s v~iua ~ Z
breed must note and take das sccoans
Ut the fact that the niark@sS--that n,
the dealers and consumere--do pcs
recognise breed differences in psultry.
sxcept ~ In . few localities particular
breeds may be generally kept and may
become known locally. or In sp~caal
trade lines for exceilsnt table quality.
The poultry breeder. therefore. Tn plan
ming how 10 make the s,oss of The
m~at vsiues OF his stock ccnssdeFs
what market demands can he filled
with poaltry OF the breed which he
keeps.
Average lsuherrs vee email.
Average L~xhorn hens weigh eniy
about 4 pounds hffve. Many as .h~ss
wifi arSs s.n,y = ts eesS rasasss~4~ .Iass
IL NOT desirable size for table fowl.
being too much nader the ~e'ghts "a
to pounds) which most people prefer
whea hayiax fowl.
Besides being small herself. the AZ.
srage Leshorn prcduc~s ce.css 20
small mat thvv d9 mot remain 'v~rs
scft-meMssd until they have reached
the stxe the market demands la hrpil.
ers, and SO the eoekerels cnnnoi bs
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-14
Lands Crippled Craft safely.

g 4Noth machines turned turtle rs q
result uf the tremendous impact anil
uss,ett,ed earthwarh dive from
witch the German never retoSorts,
lie went crashing completely out Of
control.
The British pilot hs,tcnch nut his
tuathNe after falling 800 feet and was
ahle to tNioin his squadron minus his
uudstcurlage, sut with his machine
otherwise almost unchanged
Has n" had yet 20 land his machine
,n safety aud lnnd!ng an a!rrians
without MIA undrecarriage Ia No easy
'ASA Ills cunrAdc MI Tot down be-
.. inre him gna Spth"rrd n silent
~sape,at s.e ,SAraer >et ,hs arro'ir,'"e
10 watch him cone down MS cuTns
rmaacr WIS SO c.rtain disaster i'm
rcadei that he or,,crrt m ambulance
ta he sot ready
fui the pilot confonnisd MI their
frars. ana thereby added greatly ~ his
professional F,pgtalJao Ne stalled
htsatrpsrar " he'd crty Few teot from
the ground thar IN, Ne polntcd !ts uose
upward uutN the forward spc.si was
nearly of the engine Shuly The tall
sank downward, The rfsr skid touch
al earth AND dragged alahg tho sur,
q, tsev for 'rN yards Then the air
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-14

sans~ssrses train ~ shse7ga's gets
SlsrAef h.eF@nas il tarks she Tsrrf~f
s~-sbsnng fsrgssskex
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-14
Quick Wiz Caves Hr,tor.

'~f " YVES white pursuing Une ~ tire
n-satHw tsssma,, machines that thu pt.
lots gun damned and he was forced
IN brrak M his pursuit and eiipb up
to the shelter OF his squadron until his
gun could be gus into action again,
Before be could regain hts altitude the
German liyed dawn nn him, The en-,
emy plane eaiur atlt ~ the heart OF the
sun straight NJ him. "a he did not se.
the approach nf his antagonist until
the lattrr's bullets came whlst!ns
through his wings CHANGING w, he
saw his cne,ny only n few yards away.
II WAS impossible for IN. british
pilot a. dive or sitieslir, The German
would simply have followed him hawh
aud continued 10 pump 10 bullets at
point blank range, Neither could h.
renaln III hts course OF Herman hul-
irt would surely reach him,
In flash he xnumrd up the sl'ua'
lion. sHw the only chance open Ia him.
and snatehei ut II Instantly
Drawing back his control lever he
aens his machine shan'Ing upward TO
meet thn uncnming German, Before
the later rra'is 4 what vas hnpoen
Ins the two alrplane~ were IN collision
nut the Rritlsi pilot hal SO Judged
things mnre ~ luck rhaa gool mnn.
sgemen;, he aftrrNarl declared that
Hfs tinaeft.ftfsiyst,' -es's s1,tat' 'sssta ssa
cnrniy'S upper plane, tearing u clear
of the main structure
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-14
Aeaity To Deal With Unexpected
Situations Gives Them Super.
GRITTY In Air.
RAMS BuN N AERIAL FIGHT
fsSns piiss. Caught With oon Jam.
mss1. ~rsshss into German Craft
.ssn1ine II Hurting u
EArth.

Behind the British Lines I'm France.
- British machine rammef Ger.
man airplan@ In m aerial battle a f~w
days agD. The British machine after
ward made successful landing. but
the German machins was dsni1itshsd,
The Whole Incident. shows the necws'
atty for an airfnsn to develop ga nj.
mcSt supernatural ability to DEAL with
unexpected situations. II 10 generally
A@iiesed oae of the chief reasons Tor
the present German snfrriority In the
air Ia that the average German pilot II
Incapable of adjusting his msatal bal.
ss@~ IN psyforw.ag or anticipating this
unexpected.
la this particular contest the Ger,
ssan airman rot his gun to bear ut
potHt.blank range on the British pilot
In midnir the Britishsr's gun being
temporarily out Of action oVIug 10 q
jam.
The British machine was one OF
squadron engaged la long distance
Reconnaissance behtad the German
lines They had been heavily attacked
by German patrol. bat by splendid
gunn.ry and superb s'rinanship bad
driven m the Germans after downing
four Of them.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-14

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New-York tribune., 1918-06-27
The Dollar "Garns"

FTNE making another effort clean house of
gamblers who ne the Polo Grounds the
several the American League had detectives
policing the the operative charge of
the work told the writer that virtually impossible
the activities of the professional gamblers under the law
eve keep them from soliciting if hear them
showing them become adept with the
finger talk that the that
less act" he said.
The of gambling baseball circles has become alarming
Presidents Johnson this time and have
the evil gambling activities
became shot dgrunld beor
while standing the In ST. Louis of the big
baseball the them recently had the
gall succeed Fielder Jones' Chicago and Gin
other the "gams"
The attractive thing baseball gambling for the professional
that the the world
that the probabilities these
gamblers ball We don't happen know
large be msled
irreparabe damage sport and
commended for feseeng its damaging
possibilities getting at the situation early.
Eighteen has known the doar
probably
Eighteen the who
Giants the Yankees particular player these such
the cheers Their follow
This week the Yankee has elected several of the
dollar them
refunded 1t be expected that the
later take of popular
credit the
"easy believe baseball
we have
New-York tribune., 1918-06-27
Latonia Entries

ses,as.,. race two year -olds: ma.dens colts and
ssfloossi c.ccinlns .cnIs purse $500. I've and halt
'sicyss oSeorre Muchebach. ioi: sRyrne 10;
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..ss, az Charley Rector, ll2: Lowell Il2. ca
seld 10 \ 50 eligible. .Buster Clark l07 Peri
Baser,ass ,ArvhIe Archie Alexander. l09. Larry b.. io4
81 lo ,a,.oaeo raeo three claiming purse $500
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bssss ,oc 100; Marsudcr. l07: Aztec los: sI.a
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6ssr 10 iys' <ha io7; Black Nanny l07 Camou
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10: ssdsnv ,xBut,efscosch ID. l0S; j. J Murdoch
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