davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-31

zenskych.
Kdyz oba listy jsem napsa-
la, vzala isem je S sebou k Lau
re. -
"Nikdo te neobtezoval "a
me neritomnosti?" zeptala
jsem Sc, kdyz mi sestra dvere
otevrela.
"Nikdo neklepal," odpovede
la, Gale slysela jsem v predslni
tiche kroky. Soudlm, ze byla
to zenstina."
"Slysela jsi susteni hedvab-
nych satu?"
"Ano."
"Ano."
"Hrabenka byla ma vyzve-
dach u tebe u mne," rekla
jsem.
"Muj Boze, jsme zde streze-
ny jako V zalari," vzdychla 81
Laura.
"Vsak bude brzy lepe," te-
sila jsem il. "Jeste dnes donesn
toto psani Frantisce, ably je o.
devzdala."
Byla prave jedna hodina,
nejvySSl cas-, abych vydala Sc
ma cestu do hostince, kde mela
jsem Sc sejiti S FrantiSkou. Do
porucila jsem Laure, ably jen
byla klidnou "a me nepritom-
nosti prisIibila jsem il, re do
obeda tedy do druhe hodiny Sc
vratim.
Musila jsem odejiti domu
tax, ably mne nikdo nevidel q
proto nez jsem Sc ma cestu Wy
pravila, rozhledla jsem Sc dri-
We, co deje Sc prizemi. Take
jsem neved6la, zdaz baron Per
cival jest donna Gill ne. O hra-
beti jsem Sc presvedcila, re ma
leza Sc We knihovne, kdez pO-
kurOval sve cigarety. Hrab6n-
ka prochazela Sc v zahrade a
byla jaksi mrzuta a zamyslena.
Ma moji otaZku sdelila mi, ze
baron Percival odeSel domu,
Eezpochyby ably jeSte dale pa
tral po Anne katherikOve, KITE
raz cini mu neobycejne stare
sti.
Odloucila jsem Sc cd hrab6n
ky V presv6dcenj, re mohu ny.
III domu odejiti, aniz bych sc
musila bati, re budu n6kym pc
zorovana. Vysla jsem tedy y
nejvetsim spechu, jako bych nt
: jakeho zlociEu Sc dopOuStela.
: Horko bylo toho dne nesnesi
: telne. Cestou ustavicne jsem sc
, rozhlizela, zdaz mne nikdo nj
na5leduje. "Stastn6 dosla jsen
do hostince, jehoz majitelka 0
chotn6 prijala FrantiSku a Ma
Z bldla j sve pohostinstvi. Vyk;
: zala il malou svetnicku, alb,
: hlukem senkovny nebyla obte
+, zovana. Kdyz mne FrantiSk;
/ apatrila, dala Sc opet do place
Bud jen klidna Franti
skc," tesla jsem il. ia a moi,
: sestra zustaneme ii pro vzd,
a dobrymi pritelkynemi a vyna
i snazlme Sc, ably ii bylo nynejS
TIVE utrpeni hojne nahrazenc
i, A nyni poslys! Nemam mnoh
: Casu a chci ii sveriti vec, kter
: jest pro mas velice dulezitol
a Preji 81 totiz, abys mi obstara
d la tyto diva dopisy. Tento, n
y nemz jest nalepena postovr
{ znamka, odevzdaS Ultra Lo
{ .dyne ma poStu. Druhy dopis {
a devzdas panu Fairliovi osobnt
! Uschovej dobre oba dopisy
dbcj, ably tt je nikdo nevzal.
y Frantiska ukryla oba listy z
y nadry, rkouc: ''Tady zustano
a ukryty tax dlouho az min
h hudu moci naloziti, jak jste n
l. porucila."
II Take dbej 6 to, abys zitr
n rano nezmeskala vlak,". prav
IL =
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-31

PRODAJi Sc obchodni domy,
jeden Sc dvema story, hostinec
a strizni obchod, druhy ma
zlatnicky obchod. Podminky
n1irne a cena velnni levna. Biz
81 sc sdeli V {. 5421 Fleet ave-.
roh E. IS ul. $50
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-31

PRODA Sc velmi LEVINE pero-
w wiz, uplne zachovaly, hodi
ci sc pro tesarskeho kontrakto
"a, naterace neb farmare. Hla
ste Sc V els. 3419 E. &C. ul. 80
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-31
NECO Z CESKOSLOVENSKE-
AO TABORA.

Prsi. A to je veru pravy cas-,
kl ONE nedele, ku psan1 nasl
kolonii pristlch bojovniku "a
fprava ujarmenych narodl. Po-
psal bych Vam lepe nasi dedi-
nu, kdybych byl schopen psati
slovem basnika - mohu ale
|proste naznaciti, re mas tabor
je mistem idealnim, mistem,
ktcfe skyta vse, co pravy vo-
jak potrebuje. Jsme vzdaleni
mesta a pouze mas automobil
mas zridka prevail z idylicke-
l'ho naseho zakouti do v1ru zivo
ia mestskeho, a veru svedomity
mas sofer bratr Mistrik Sc neco
rajezdi, aby zasobil nasi ku-
|chyn, az mu pry kolikrat v hla
I've brni.
A coz ia kuchyn. Nemohli
Ijsme 81 ami pratt lepslch kappa
cit do kuchyne. Bratrl Kobzin i,
. Hrubec by snad dovedli nasy
|titi celou armadu, a pakli 81
chces, mily ctenari, uciniti pra
YOU predstavu O kucharskem
umeni, musel bys navstiviti mas
tabor, aniz bys opomenul witt
S sebou celou haldu tabaku a
r1znych veci, ktere by emily
Tvoji navStevu tim vitanejsi.
Mas svec neni sice vellKym
clovekem, ale verte, ze bratr
Fanta je obrem ducha, neb je
mu hrackou pristipnout nebo
cdstlpnout haldu starych a osla
panych podrazek. Mysllme ji-
ste, ze on zcela urcite Pride
do nebe, jestli no nezblaznime.
Kdyby br. Kucera umel mlu-
Wit clnsky, stalo by "a to zachy
tit jeho "privlastky" do fono-
grafu, kdyz prvni den mu vsi-
chni nanesli spoustu prada ku
prani. Chudak!
A tax to beha nyni u mas.
Bratri nam odejeli We vetslm
lpoctu do ,Francie a veru jsme
trochu jake pomateni privade-
MIN vseho do pravych koleji.
Ale bratr Vosyka 81 re vSeho
hlavu nelame a pevne veri, ze
pristl vypravu vypravime tax,
ably slouzila nam vSem ke cti.
lChaos najdes vSude, kde veci
prejima nova administrace a
zalezi ma dobre vuli mas vSech,
aby nova vyprava byla uspe-
chem, ktery 81 vsichni zde v ta-
bore prejeme. Jsou zde veci k
|yykonavani, ktere treba nekte-
rym nejdou pod nos, ale az 81
vslchni vec promysli, az 81 utvo
ri pravou pfedstavu tom, co
ceskoslovensky vojak VlastnG
byti ma, pax veci pujdou brave
ku predu a uspokoji mas vse-
chny.
| Neni to snad zadnym medenl
PRO mas, Zadnou legraci, proto
jsem nucen apelovati znovu a
znovu ma celou ceskosloven-
skou verejnost; jest nutno byti
cele svymi v kazdem ohledu
Kdo nemuzes byti vojakem
lpodporuj vec do krajnostl, je
to tva povinnost, davej a Ease
davej, nemysli, re darujes, je
to tva povinnost, a pax, jsi-l
Ijiz vycerpan, DEF a podporu-
jeste pres TIVE silly a sleduj tin
SLOW naseho presidenta w. Viii.
soma pax teprvc mIzes byt
jist, pax muzes klidne spati
vedomim, re 81 vykonal svoj
:. narodni povinnost.
: Vlast Vase vas, drazi kraja
me, vola dobe, kdy vas nejvl
: ce potrebuje, proto vsichni poo
ten mas prapor, mas novy ceskt
V slovensky hvezdnaty prapor
a shluknete Sc, vlastenci pc
e mozte kazdy die sve nejleps
q mOZnOSti V dOb6. Y ktere mas
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-31

PRIME Sc schopny naterac u
j. Novotnyho, 1900 Lester ave.
7-31
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-31

PRONAJME Sc byt pro mensi
rodinu Q ctyrech sv6tnicich. -
Haste Sc c. 1912 Svec ave.
81
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-01
Presbyterian Church Notes.

Mention WAS made In this pape'
II tbs hcsu,fal. silk Service Flag
pt, scented by Mrs. J. h tiunn. Al
the public presentation Jan 9TH
the Boy Scouts Troop 7, Dickson
took part with great credit. Their
proficiency shows interest on iheil
part and ability on the part Of thei'
<hifrcSor. Prot Rond Rev. "
" BaxA made the presentation
and the flag was accepted by the
aastas, The congregation sapg ons
verse Of Onward Christian Soldiers
and Miss Florence Gotf gave vocal
solo, Keep the Home Fires Barn
ins All then united in America,
The pastor attended Prsshy,ery
q! Nash lille. OF which he il Modera
.oy, in Nashville January ~
The services At st. Paul will b.
t,eIA next Sabbath Sunday school
al ~ preaching At IL, with sacra'
.arnt .! the Lords supper; after 40
tntrrmission and lunch. the second
ery,ce ~,lI he held
An interesting mission study VIII
" taken ny by. The Westminster
,ola beginning Saturday VI III.
tGuIN meeting to be held with
Miss Syhlt Mclaughlin at ) 2, n,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-01
Regulate
Your Kidneys

The k14acwS ard liver are the body =
ncy#as 70 carry oa waste and poasor
When thev daa't work, bad healsa ics
lo~s, ard unless yrsl tssc care II ycEarssst
c'ssrase may follow teyord the poorer ct
t5~istn- 70 rare
Because cs The ser1aasn~xs ri th~se
diseases, yoa slsoait take Vim Hsr~tscz.
IRE ansyerss. system gsxahes. vi The
easiest syn q any trouble slth bowels OF
hve. TEis great n&sur. sY~4sgane - cSxH-
posed Of essh; * the rase~t pcwcstai casra-
i've hswfS, AID the cessAsnsy with which
sS~w r.ssnrv ir4r~rs. re kvc and eo~ess
10 natural. healthy Action ss att~xtca by
tAcssan3s ~Ao have hers hespss3 whcn
all ctArr r~snesS,es Ard Treatment proved
sasueseex
?. ~ Ca~thp--, a r~~~snsrs fsr-%-
and s.arkr.an Il Nj. tahr.. T-rs-1.. as-.
thai ater sagf-y YIN Eepxs2s re- fr3t
axe waesn sAa. Rad t-sr csse't ~ SOD
~. N toe r1srrx-s eyn5yt2sn.
We kTc~ that Tt~ asnssscs - -~-S~r'v
II resl ~ur+h We snYi.s ycas 70 e1ssae IA
ssi &c: a s+4.t4e. II ssI s9w'y se5:' ySa
Mn Heps,lcs sow ssins intro.
decd And explained st C.sno'e
Pharmacy. D;csson. Tenn d Il.
Sensing A 500. Charlotte. Tern !,
Warner Iron CO Cumberland Fur.
mace, T.nn-: " l. Weakly. Belle
burg. Tenn W J Hackttt. T~s
Esl, Tsaa-, " A. Bell 4 Ca Var
leer, Tenn and hy J r McCsl
land, Teaneesee City adv
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-01
GO no PARTNER


Dickson proof " whni 700 ~ant
and the ststemsnt u this highly re-
spectsd residsnt will baaish ali
doubt:
] X Taylor. retired Blacksmith
Riekert Ave. says: My kidneys
aetfd Hregulariy and the seefeiions
we're painful In passing ! bad se-
were bseksehxs. too, got Doaa .
Kidney Pills ifvm the Myali Drug
Co. and they nave TIE great relief =
Over .our years later. Mr.. Taylor
said Deans kidney Pills have
never failed 10 sivs TIC relief shen
| haye hal OCCASION 10 Use them,
Price SIX, at all dealers. Foe.
tar NilSasn Co, Props Buffalo.
Y. 7,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-01
NONRESIDENT NortcG.
|. II. Ha,lson. III Al
Frank Wolfe. f,t Al

In County Court II Dicksop County
10 this cause 1T appearing from
the bill, which u sworp TO, that the
defendants. MARI Baker and Mts
kiitie Isllsr. are r!or ret sirnis II
the State OF Tennessee SO that the
ordinary process 81 law cannot be
served upon them; II Nv therefore or.
jered by the Clerk that the defend.
ants appear before the Judge II the
said Court at Charlotte. Tenn on
81 before the FIRST MONDAY IN
FEBRUARY. 1918, and make de.
fence 10 bill filed saalns, them in
the above styled cause. az the same
sill be taken ~ confessed as 10
them. and the cau,e ~, Tor hearing
exparte,
II is therefore ordered by the Court,
that a copy q this order hepuhli.h
"a IN the l,ictsof County HsFalys Y
newspaper published At Dickson
Tenn. for four consecutive weeks
the lasi publication to appear nor
Than tise days telnre The fret Mon.
day in February 1918
Fhis Era rfays, ksr,, lals,. .
+ Il, DICKSON Clerk.
K +. C'otlew. Sal t0y Cnupl /.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-01


GrsenylIls. v. c., January 1Ssh--
fh@ death u Private krne1s v. paes
u Battery &. llslh Field Artiissy,
has occurred At the base hospital at
Camp sevier AZ result VI trae-
tasvd skull. The yoanx soidl@s
acting upon Instructions frua 4
lieutenant vi hin battery. sAs order
ed ~ take tiss temperature VI 40
oiiierfs f.osss. While he was ahx.
ing the Instruments, gcstipg rwads
10 p~riosm the operation. the aorss
kicked him "a the chin. lnlsleting
what 10 knosn la medical terms
as boxer fracture vi tue hase os the
skull He vac rendered unconscious
and died shortly Alters ards
The y0aag soldier evidently bad
psenoniliou that he woald sonn
meet bis fate, having told . Iieu.
tenant when he ree#ived his eous-
mand that he was afraid the ho,se
would kin him. The same soldier
narrowly missed injury several days
ago wntn another hos~e kicked a;
him while the soldier ~as trying ia
take the spimsls Temperature.
Private Pace body as shipped
10 his home al kinaMin~ Tor burial.
Brief bat Impressive services weFe
conducted hHru. and th@ rrtnaiEs
we're accompanied 80 the station by
military band End escort, Mach.
vile Banner.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-01
New iood-Saving Program

According to Dr, ii. A. Morgan.
State FOOD Administrator, bfvsktas,
will be the psatless meal and sup
per the whoatiess meal IN Teunes
see aou.cfnl ~. This announcement
vas sslzas Aoaday saAsht. 1T \ con-
terence OF County Food Admins.
traitors Of Middle Trnnessee
nt Morgan outlined ,he duties
aud powers ot the County Admins.
traitors. saying that under the new
conservation program aaeeanced
from ashlpaton sunday. THE Food
Administrators are authorized IN tix
both the wheatless aud the maa,less
meals. lie criticized severely the
food hoarder. and was followed by
Maj. Rutledge Smith. who said that
he would take plessur. in sending
% Jail men buying ioodstutis IN
violation OF the government r-gula-
lions.
J, | Finney. Director oi Publicity.
announced that beginning Imme'
dla.ely. 10000 home cards, em
bodying the new program Of TIE
Food ADMINISTRATION. would be sen,
out 10 the County Administrators
tor distribution He concluded bis
statement ,hualy rhe Food All.
IN inishation. 50 Tar a. the home
conservation program goes. ia large.
ly voluntary affair We depend
for the success OF our program Ia
this crisis upon the sacrifice and
devotion oi the American people.
and you administrators should use
fvpfs pU~sthit, ~gesrs = ut ysar casa.
manI 10 educate the people to
realization Of their duties In this
great crisis When they fully sr-
preciote the seriousness OF the stu
atton they are going ~ respond
-- Nashville Banner.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-01
Owners OF Stock Should
Cooperate With Railroad

The ,ailFeskss Ut the eo1nlry are
calling sstentiua "a awa~rs III live
stock to the last taas thousands III
SOLDIER eooij es led On tie i've
HsoSk which 10 psrsnsss~d ~ r0n on
the fight-es nay os the roads sna
whiSA liz allied annually. Thsy are
Grxins o~nes nj ssees lo krsp sae%e
animals assssss t~as@. nat oaly itssm
dollar ami cents standpoint. bss
as n patriotic duty At shss time
wasn kud ls All esssntial tu the
Winning al ths war
la circular recently tssaed hy .
railroad operating ia the Southeast
Ii Nv pointed oat that GA oue divi.
sa0n III single taoasa not III H.
AZ Gals allied hy the trains. ~
d these acre killed within station
ilmits.
the circular further ~sss~s that
stocko~ness ~iso krep stock eantan.
ed municipal authorities who pre-
vrut stek from running at large.
enslas nep and uainman wha taks
precautions ia prevent sinking stock
on Ihe road. and s-ciion men who
drive s,ntk oa 1Its right diva STE
doing 4 pstt,otlc act
staek killed t,y train cannot b.
a-ei isst lotsi aud every animal 20
killed constitutes an economic waste
and depriysr soree saldlet perhaps
doreas. irou receiving food that he
B,sht have received otherwise
The tsiir hads are sppealtns TO
tie owners VI stock ~ go operate in
ths. movement ar patriotic DUTY
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-01

The rank VI c1n!m,salnntd efEtttr
nj the Cnito1 states Afus - snowf
: by insignia MI slse' ~knsssrssF,. ftssas-s
The soldier loops II .ee"tA' b. q
the coat OF asms II Che lnlist state
and two silver stars lieutenant gen
rral, one Fargo sn3 twn sfnsl, AllS
stars; major genera, 'wu s1,srE star-
btisadler grnera, one silver etsr
colonel, silver spread eagle, teusst
ant colonel, silver leaf. MAJOR go
Leaf captain two SILVER bats, as
lieutenant. ons silver bar, ve,o&
lieutenant, ~, ,,sov MAGMA IN
shoulder lAlp ~ q chaplain s'2sr~
Latin cruss
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-01
Committee Fails 10
Cali County primar,

pur-uant to call o. the Chair
tusn. W +. kannafd. the Demo.
ntalie Executive COMMITTEES oi Dick
-on Coun,y net In the courthouse
10 Dtckso las, Saturday afternoon.
VIZ kannsrd who is row employed
~ Abstract Attorney Iot The Fedora
Loan Rauk at Louisville, ny, ten
derrd his resignation as Chairman
u the Committee. Pitt Hrnsls+
was elected n.niber III the Com
mi,tet and also chairman a. I'll oat
Mr. kannari unexplrsd term,
A resolution was presented, call
ing Tor n primary tos al! county OIL
crfs, which resulted Ia a tir yatt
i to : our member u the Commit
tee not being present either IN per
'tbn bf BY PROXY !" af-f -. !,
The following compose the Com.
ni,ies; lat District. " Ii Baker,
BAD District. J " Martin, 3ri Die,
triet. jeff i.ampi,y, Atm District,
Lac Berry. 9th District. I J. Petty
aud Fin Htn<ies. 9th District, q
NJ Hudson and J, y. Hicks, 'th
District. Ben Collier, slh District.
] n Harvey, 9th District. n II
hutauk. 10Th District. John Turnsr,
18th District, George Wright, l2lh
District. J, A. Vensble. 18th Dis.
,rict. r, l.. Doneaan, l+th District
". X. Oakley, 18th District. T. W,
Crow.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-01

The number oi women employed
IN munlstun IA ,tortes has increased
from 3 ,'Ul in 1910 to more than
ln1,isQ IN 1917, according e. D Re
Der, made rs the National League
II Woman = Service. and 1856 axe
somen are engaged in iudus,r, Al
serk whIyh w directly us 'ansfirrrt y
necessary 10 carry on the war,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-01
5000 REPORTS
PLEASE DICKSON

here has never been anythips
sth the QUICK results II pure
,-yep''S eye wash One man $
s,s we're so badly strained he could
80 ~sad wl,hau, ps,n. TWO Az
ii s,icns 81 l.syepilk relieved him
iaay had tn, thrre different
gases Tor weak, ln;lsmed eyes
)NK i.avop,ik wash surprised her
Ne guarantee a small bottle tc
benefit svERi CASE weak. strain
i ar i9fi ,med eyes GILMORE
PHARMACY.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-01

Four tons OF shipping capacit,
are required TO uanspor, soldier,
and another ton ia necessary tor his
equipment. In addition, II take
30 pounds OF ship capacity day io
keep him supplied with food. cloth
ing aud ammunition
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-01

Next Sunisy a, II O'Clock, the
nss,os will preach the seconi OF a
,eri.s Il ses,uons on The prcphe-
5iss VI the Revelation u John.
tGnaunesnen, will be made Sun
lay morning regarding the evening
ssvyttvs -
The movnlns services were well
attended ls. sunday. rhs sunday
School ehs~ed a gratifying increase
IN attendance over TIE Sunday be-
tore.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-01
Maury County Farm Lands
For Nlel

We have some o. the beet !srms
In the State TOR sale Anyons wish.
ins 10 buy good snd IN good ros'.
se viii be dad to furnish them hi
in!orms,ion, Nov il ,hs time te
taks advantage ef good land At 4
cheap price, A. the Middle rcnnes.
zee Experiment Station il h be 10.
Gated here and will cause al land
10 advance 10 price
Chss, q, Long Resl Estate Co.
Nj Pleasant, Tenn.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-01

The Fuel Administrator Of th,
Federal Government has deelarcfi
wood. coke, coal.oil, gasoline and
sss fuel the satne as coal and al
wholesale and retail stores in the
United States ARE ordered to burr
no fuel tor the mkt eight Mapdars
Those Keeping dr- IN Their p!ec@~ y,
business will he suh;ec, &c q - ON
fine.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-01

SALESMAN WANTEn.-Luhri.
eating oil, grease specisl,ies. paint.
Part or whole time. Commission
hs.i. Until ability is established.
Man with RIG are!esre,i:-River.id .
Refining Co. Cleveland. Ohio.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-01

A million checks a month vii!
soon be- going forward from the hu-
raau OF war.risk insurance 10 sale
guard Americas fighting forces and
their families, Applications itoW
soldiera and sailors for insurayct
are. nsAk 81, ono OO0, 600
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-01
Register

OAKLEY. re We ale ansaorued W aa.
aounee l.. l.. Oakley ~ an isdats tn'
the office VI hrpstrr VI iJicAsoa Goaa'
~, suLieci 70 tae s.!i VI ,hs sotsfs a
ths August sleesgoa. i0Is
WALKER. . We are authorized 10 aA'
nouae. n. e. Walker as cssistaIs
fur thu olfiee al Register. subject 10 tht
aig u the qualified yotsr At TIE 10
rlsrtiSG
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-01
Taxpayers, Take Notice!

State and County taxes become dus the
FIRST day Of October Of each year and b..
come delinquent the first day Of March jk
lorine. therefore. to otoid penoLies and in.
terest you should pay your tares before
the latter date.
Twill be at the following places on following
dates 10 receive taxest
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-01
County Judge

FRAZIER - We ar Authorized 10 sn-
aoanes Irank fFaRHI ~ caDd.aets
ios tbe office Vi oaDty iadas. sahiset Ia
the will u lhs qualified s"tss ~ the
lsIs August eleel.on
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-01

The United States, importing hr
lore the war az much a. $40 ,up0 ON
worth Of aniline dyes year, Ia ten
months OF last year exported dyes
valued al $l2, 500 coo.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-01

Under ths urx 'tpod regulations.
aws.s people aye ail4aat,0niy one
fifth OF pound ii butter per pe'foa
Der month.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-01

CRAY ~~ We are aast1or,leJ rj abhGt.hss
i, h. Gray ~ eaadaiais for County
Court Clark. subject 70 the will u she
. qualified voters at i3is August sseet,o1i
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-01

hny a War Saving stamp. Re.
sidea helping TO wln the vat II = d
good Investment.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-01

Red Ctose appropriations Tor work
In Italy from November l 1917, TO
May /, 1918. total 81 7'l go.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-01
NASHVILLE, CHATTANOOGA ST. LOUIS RAILWAY
COOPERATIVE MARKETING SERVICE
The Marketing Division OF the Traiiie Department
OF the Nashville, Chattanooga 4 ST. Louis Railway will
furnish TO persons desiring 10 purchase the and
addresses OF the owners Of tbs following


Eighteen inch heater wood CARROTS. feeeancd mammoth
clover seed FLORIDA potatoes dust
large small quantities. redeemed red clover seed y bronze
sorned turkeys 1000 seasoned and 10000 green locust fence
post. 5000 seasoned and 5000 green red cedar fence posts
500 gaons sorghum molnse. .eed hu clover pea
and e.pede1a hay lott. canned tomatoes. large and
small lots clover seed 1917 crop eotn lots
canned canned beans $50 ba.he. mixed seed lOo
bushels mammoth prolific biatk soy b-sn-? bs.se<
moth brown soy beans 100 bushels mammoth yellow 10Y
beans
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-04-28

MIDDLE-AGED man, strong executive ability, educated in law, expert collec- tor good stenographer, would like to have employment as credit man and collector; years of successful exper- fence; best of reference. Address, O-10. care Age-Herald.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-04-28
SALESMAN WANTED

Two men, one for Alabama. other Mis- sissipi, to call on general stores and furniture stores with special line of lnoleums and rugs; hard working, energetic man who understands get ting around will average above S100 weekly; experience in this line unv necessary; men owning Ford cars given preferences; applicants will be interviewed Birmingham, May and 5. Write fully to the J. Frank Darl- ing Co., Inc. 1133 Broadway, New York.