The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-04

Answer Is Lecture ard Fire.
"'rHruat. @sryi tsetesss isl&
"ln permitting itself. through the
medium Ut municipal resolutions, 10
oppose tbs orders ~ the German n1lu@
tary authorities ia the occupied ter
ritory, the city u guilty II an unrxati'
pied arrogance ADD ~ complete mis-
understanding Of ,hg situagloa created
by the state ~ war
''fhe clear aud simple situation II
In reality the following
The military authorities order the
city Ia obey Otherwise the city mast
heer the heavy consequences. IS have
painted out 10 my previous vxptanas
Yf5rfffS '' s1z' '.s ..,r
W "'Tts gSSnltftI >,os4r|tfari'slh m aars,y,
has Inhleted on he ity OH account
VI ils refusal. ~ % date, 20 furnish
the lists demanded punitive coa-
Iflbufioa II .assD marks. which must
he paid within the nert Ala days. h*,
gtnniag with .,u,Ias Fhe genera! also
adds that iintlt Sueh TIME IA 'als rtis
lists demanded ar, 10 his hands, Tor
every day IN arrears. beginning with
December 81 1919 sum 10 1900
marks nt'l be paid by the city.
HOPPER. Aaie General.
"Etuppca konnaedapt,"
The Solnmlsslua Syndicate NJ Rel
eiar w"rkinGiuea also attempted 10 IN.
luee the uermaa authorities TO sban.
don their terrible plans
Rseltsd Wrongs ot Workmen.
'Commlssloa Syndicate OF Belgium,
brussels, a,sh Oct 1914
ITO the Governor General VI Bclgiala
"Excellency The measures which
are heinS planned by your adminss-
tration to force the unemployed 10
work tnr the invading power. the DE-
porta,ion 81 cur unhappy comrades
which has begun In the region Of the
etapss move NEST profoundly the en-.
.ire working elias. in Belgium
The undersigned. members and rer.
rcsentntiyes Of the great central ~
c.ulist and independent syndicaies Of
f5ss k4sfssl tssAiff >ttlssS tkas beL
not fulfilled their duty did they not ~.
press To you the painful sentiment
which sgitatr the lahorefs and convey
10 you the echo Of their touching com
plants
For more than two years the Ia.
bortnw rlass more than sny ether has
hreu forced 10 undergo the most hit.
ter trials, experiencing misery and
often hunger. while !is children far
away eight and Die, aud the parents
Of these chlldrsn can never convey 10
them the affection with which their
hearts are evssncwins,
Pathstis Apsea, cisreesrd%A.
Our labor;rs class has endured |
everything With the utrnoe, calm and |
the most Impressive dsSnliy. rspr~ssiax
ne sufvrinSs. its cafnkgaih,s hcssy
trials sacrificing everything to It's !
deal of liberty ard ,udepeadence. Rut |
The measures which have been an /
bounced will make the population drain |
.he t,regs tat the eur} ~ human sor f,
ruN :he prae'arjat tie leer upon /
n~'re',f pt,seN@54a!,a ss2ssst aas..sac%n tNcfd, ,
4;Hee~ II q uaoslrru state are ~ be /
ss1eGued Ia 'oyy,d lah2r without .
having @~>avyea any regulation or /
,r-'er.
FIN the asrm NJ 'he families II /
y..,fa ryssp aWeGS uh}cA he iuasi ra.n.
l3 anxiety ri srS ~ prvseat. whose
'.ge'Hrv- whose 6H,cees ana whose
.isyle children ARE agsisfd 10 shed II,
puaN moe~ ,vsrS. We bed yogv excel
suey "a prrv,nt the aeVomrts shateat /
o. this pssafui ACT. contrary 10 in
,.rustsonal la~. coatrary to the dig |
city q, The working ctss~ss. contrary
70 everything which msk>s FOR wc.sA
nd E-~stasss In human assrue.
wv ess Year -xe-ilsary 10 part.na
nnr e;rcsiea ans: ~- ,g~r yca the bon.
age Of cor 3tsinxasAs-i ecasi,i-rstsca..
tAprenard are signatures os ueus
hers ~ tire ns,ionsl roartscs and
he Commissl,a Syaiscsle.i
vnn Wssieg Ia hts repay November
practically Atniste-i the truth " .tse
'otsr lssns ~ attempting 10 jast.sy tia
measures protested against.
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