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beremte alrmetooer % eooe .Naao2
Ser er Ell al bans melt populere
Bigger, en- SaanSbog, iom ct abio.
Tut uunop9rIie paa Garmen, Ianet
ira Toftor % apotbef. en- SipIp
i ane SpeoomstiIfaloer % en- Ir.
reris BOG at Ieic baaSe for samIe
oa unse og life minbit for enboer
Suitru os Mor. aiinittet ON Bar.
nepIeie er poerit interesiant os mt.
iis. Tris inbbmnSet $3.50. Neb
Soften" $1.75.
B. ANUNDSEN PUBL. co.
DEBORAH, Iowa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-23

"pofsu"e enete aaeuir or hens aanrle
sbonnenisr. oer'cr Ian n iicp laa o9ro,iuIos
YrGmisr n! sberneHilamleye.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-23

Namhltls Norlnnlna AZ Npcbcmcl
MAJ rappprtcres. Gen itrcn0citc
6ororoniug. iou cnorm cr iclo.
AtinneiotoS @lSmeore. bleu Srcooa
iorrigc llge oiicntliapiort al u. :.
&ilion, StatcnS ieoeralc Maoobmi
vibrator, ioct enbper Samilie nlon
ropportcrc. buor ncgei @ucocmcI
Der bapeS paa Saanoer, iomtioia
iom al iaabon ScbolNulng oper 6
Tuno pr. Yeripn uto ienoes iilbaae
iii aipbmanoen. Elsie @elrop9or.
fer moa pprc i~noienbic iii oe Tor.
ifielise Counters Naoaominiitra.
iorer inben lite Mai. On noacn
life rappcrterer. nil Der antilles
nGrmcre llnoerisaelier al Nomini.
iirntiouers |ctieuic. Ncniisten or
isrit % iremnlcit Of fommle eiter,
buor meset SpeSemeI Der bapes paa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-25
This Leaves the Skin
Free From Hairy Growths

simple method for completely
removing every trace Of hair or fur
Is here given. This Ia painless and
usually n single treatment win ban
ish even stubborn Frowtha To re
move hairs. make a thick paste with
some powdered deintone and water.
spread on hairy surface and after
about minutes. rub off. wash the
skin and tho hairs are gone This
method VIII not ursT the skin. but TO
avoid disa rpointrnent. he certain YOU
get dalatone .-- Advertiseueu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-25
TAX PLANS or
HENRY GEORGE
URGED FOR u. s.
ny Gibson GARDINER

kDeftai 70 Tn star ~ y. y. a,
wAsHfEGTON. jmy q The
plan Of Henry George for taxing un.
used land into production was sx
pounded 10 the ways AMI means
committee of uhe house recently by
II. a. WILCOX a PittsburE Pa oil
magnate william Kent wealthy en-
congressman and member ~ the
tariff board and judge n Raiston.
attorney for the American Fedora
ton Of Labor The committee war
obviously interested. and obviously
uncovered.
The theme 81 the speakers waa
the sane namely that Land monop-
oily ought 10 bear ~ share of war
tax burden Ialston showed how
the thing could b. done constitution.
aliy wilcox suggested that the
boys fighting over there" ought 10
be made "a feel that they viii have
a stake In the land Of thcir country
and not be- fighting FOR boarding
house while Kent argued that a lot
Of rich men ike himself should not
be allowed 10 maintain useless acrv-
ants and should not be- permitted 10
hold valuable lands out ~ produc.
ton while people acre In need Of all
the FOOD and other products land can
possibly be- made 20 yield.
Al the speakers called attention
10 the growth 81 unAnuy IN this
country
"fn Philadelphia SAID ltaltton.
nearly 80 per cent or perhaps less
OF IL families I've 10 heir own
homes 4 fcv years ago IN wash.
.nEton b wa .5 per cent In Raiti-
more " b. between IS and 20 per
cent IN New York city the percent
age Of people living IN their own
houeh runs down 10 an Infinitely
small One 1nuh unacr our preAsn;
system which taxes industry. and
which doe rnt paru cularly TAX land
rnonopoff Se have he Land solns
rapidly mo ihs hands OF a spn1para
uveiy FEW men. hndlunloEs aornethlng
ia done about IL when our rnGn re
turn. conditions will h. wore in,
stsad ~ het,rr Work wfil ns harder
70 secure. The cost of living. inciud-
ina rent aili be higher. and they
viii have lees opportunity - work
out their economic frecduu than
shen ih~x uert away"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-25
LARGE CLOTHES AND
MEALS FOR NAtIsTE

AAeints. Italian strong man at the
Cirmmer this week ia The War
Fior had some trouble grttins q
uniform To AT him when ne dnridad
10 ieln the Italian Alpire@ The
largest sizad uniform In the supply
tent wasn't hiE enough for Aaezatr
Aftsf he had split ono hlou.c dosn
uhs back and burs,sd ~, Lne arm
hole ol another The supply EsrEnan;
decided here vas an unusual MAJ
and took his rnnaaursmsn,s for a
special suit MRelEfrn appetite wAE
IN proportion. A. The front he got
four portions instead Of ons.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-25
Marguerite Clark
Engaged to u. s.
Army Lieutenant

NEW YORK. fuiT IS Mas Mar
gusrits Clark motion picture actress.
today confirmed The report that she
was engaged 70 marry Lieut. ~
FsalfnerSton Williams. u New or
lss1rs
The dais has not -, be~r ST ard
ain asp~nd on how soon Lieut. vel
hsrnS iH ordrred abroad The 70.
nance which brought about ths on
sasensni- ercordinE 70 Mlaa CLARK
bexAn whlls the vas touring the
country IN the intsrra, ~ the third
Lib~rty Loan.
While Ia New Orlaans shs mat
Lieut. Harry Faim~rrton Williams
Who Alao was WORKING for ihs lnfn
Later hr oarne n New York = M the
encouragement ~ their crEegenssnt
wzs the result
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-25
WILL NOT CALL
OUT CLASS 7 At
ALL, IS BELIEF
ny HARRY II. HUNT

IN o. & star forfrspoudrnf)
WASHINGTON. July sS.-- with
the calls for Increasingly large
numbers of dran roEistrants Ia fill
up training camps vacated by reg
ulars, national guard units and the
first quotas 81 the national army,
there Is much speculation turnout
the country az 20 how soon Class
: men will be called for service.
There need he no immediate
anxiety on the part of those men
or their relatives. No call affect
ing Class men will be made this
year. No cab for fighting mon win
be made upon Class men In 1919.
In an probability
In fact. u H. the hore % Pro-
voat Marshal General crowder that
he viii NEVER have Ia so outside
Class Tor comhatani units. and
there b. no present indication that
he will have 20 do 10
DRAFT officials believe We will he
able 10 raise and maintain an army
Of 5000. 900 men without going into
the deferred Glasses for fighting
troops
The registration under the orig
lnal dram Law made available. IN
Glass approximately 5000, 600
men. Of thc~s asb.7os had been
ordered 10 camp prior TO July !.
1915 Calls thru July and August
viii make the number Of select
service men Nv camp by September
/. more than s.eoo. 600
Registration Of men who bscams
81 between June 5. 1917. and June
5. 1918. added another 500 600 men
60 Class l. No that on September
I. We will stlll have somewhat more
than 500. 900 qualified men In Class
I who will no, have hsen called 20
camp.
BEFORE ,hes~ ren are cafird n
service n u expected congress win
amend the drsf' isw 70 provide for
the registration Of r,~n h>tw@~n is|
and q and between u and Is
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-25

SIX thousand miles did Mrn
Nathan $ Kaplan travel. from
Tokyo 20 San Francisco. to plead
with the federal authorities for thu
reieale OF her German born hus-
hand Her ontresfica. emphasized
by the fact that Hhe had made
the long OCEAN voyage particularly
TO ave her husband from intern
mcnt. won for him. and he was
given his freedom on furnishing
100000 IN Liberty Bonds rs a
guarantee TO observe his parole con
diiionE kaplan. owner Of Rus
sian motion picture company. WA
born In Germany. but claims French
citizenShip.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-25
Evangelists Are
o. K. Workers, But
Not So Auto Men

los ANGELES. July "a trav
cling evangelist IL engaged IN essen.
tial work bnt automobile Eslesmen
and watch inspectors are not In es
sential occupations. These were rul
ings made by the district exemption
board reviewing local board rulings
under tho work or fight" order.
Edwin M Woods. a travelling evan
gelist, was held 10 be In essential
work Statesmen NJ both new and
second hand automobiles were hit by
the "unesse initial ruling Herbert
Commins. a private detective. was
held 10 be In essential work because
there has been no ruling to show his
employment unproductive.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-25
Woman's Danger Period

Tho period between forty FIVE ard
flf,y.fiss years Of AFs 10 said 70 h~
crisis or danger period IN q wou1sn's
hfe which tests her for her fitness
20 continue IN the rans. u is ther
that she suffers from such annoying
symptoms az heat flashes nervous
ncsE. headaches '-cbe hlu.r or
dread Of impending evil. or some dor
n1ant disease In tho system bscnrnes
active. when woman - passing
through this crisis there II ono tired
and true remedy Lydia l.. PINK
hams Vegetable Compound. which
after forty wears ~ sncoes~ is now
considered the standard remedy for
wonan's ailments
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-25
LOVE STORY rFATu RIs
-HEARTs or THF WORLD"

Hearts ~ The world" nos plAf
ing for tho th1rd gosk At I.evYs or
phrtrfn. Is the result n "a months
sper; In the trenchen and behind the
lines ~ n ". Grimm Hts knowi
sdxe ~ wa rfare = tirsthand he has
sower wonderfully sweet love
STORY thru all The scenes of war
Lillian Ct~h plays the difficult,
role Of --rhs Girl. while Dorothy.
her young sister, AZ The Little
Divfurber. piavp comedy part
which Ia equally a. good
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-25
FIERCE STRUGGLE SHOWN
IN COLONIAL FILM

The flight Of Sybil Andres INTO the
mountains: the search OF the forest
rangers for the girl; the kidna ping
the pathetic wandering IN tho noun
talns OF willard. the escaped con
Wet. and the combat Of the rival Low
srs ON the cliff. an vnll remem
bcred episodes in Harold BELL
wriRht's novel The Eyes Of the
World are all shown In the film
now playing al the Colonial
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-25
TOO WEAK
TO FIGHT

The Come back" man was really
never down-and -out. His weak-
ened condition because of over
work. lack OF exercise. improper
eating and living. demands Etimu-
iation to satisfy the cry for a
giving appetite and the re-
freHhinR sleep essential 10 strength
GOLD MEDAL Haariem oil Can
auiea, the National Remedy OF Hol-
land. viii do the work They are
wonderful, Three of these capsules
each day viii put man on his
feet before he knows It: whether
his trouble comes from uric acid
poisoning. the kidneys, gravel or
stone In tho bladder. stomach de
fangement or other ailments that
hefall the Jealous American
Don't wait until you arc entirely
dow n and out. but take them today
Your druggist will gladly refund
your money " they do not help you.
Accept no substitutes Look for the
name GOLD MEDAL on every box.
thrsf aizsS. They are the pure. or
lSinaL Imported Hasrlam oil Cap
fuias FOR Aale aud guaranteed BY
a n~nri TRIa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-25
, Arrested in Raid
on Private House

In a polio, raid CONDUCTED a. $40
q IN Wedn~aday on a private reai.
dence al i<14 Northl1ks ave seven
u,en. all giving their occupations -
searsNtrrE. ard one woman. wore ar
rested They are booked AZ poiios
hcahanArtrrn on diEorneriy' conduct
chArEen "a foiloxs
Prank Keelsr - Mrs Y. Eeeler.
30 " Murray. 50. n A. Lspp. -.
Claude o'Rmey. "a Curt Berr,dal.
"a. Eugene L Morrow. %. and AZ
HE Lynch ~
ArTekt!nE officers claim that -a.r-,.
e~rs % the party w.re drunk wh.n
the arrests we're made
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-25

The Llberty theatre has AN un.
usually big attraction this week IN
the star Liberty Weekly Director.
General Charles 81. schwah and
Vice President Charles 81 Fi~k. OF
The emergency fleet corporation. and
the distinguished group II shipping
board men who s.rc in Seattle last
week posed Tor the camera and are
shown Ia their hpeechnaking ard
invcauganng tours Of scattlea hhlp
yafds In addition Director Cen
.rAi Wililam q MeAdoo Of the rail
road administration. and his wife.
President Wilson's daughter ARE
shown. An interesting variety 81
local scenes Includes the launching
81 the West Cambo Skinner a
Eddy nhip The film feature Is
Missing. a drama Of love sDd wulr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-25
GIRL MADE QUICK
STAGE SUCCESS

Loc1llc caruthcrs. The daughter Of
a proud Southern colonial. aecide- 10
make ber owu way in tho world
Haang much taisnt in The thoAiri
cal linz. tho Eiri decades 10 80 On the
stage
Her rapid rir~ "a fame y HhoHn
al the Coliseum In Tenn p~red
St~~l. which op~rcd wednesday
with Madam rrtrovR in the LEADING
part u Lucille Caruth~rs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-25
ENID BrSNETT STAR
or ~DEsERT wOOtNa"

Enid Banncu. the Australian act
re1s costarrtng with Jack Holt in
a Dcser, woolnE~ a. tho strand
Sihlo. wife Of the well known 10
Ultimate actor
II In rumorcd ha, the young cou
pie vii soon appear in picture 20.
grthrr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-25
Noyes Gives Fund
for u. S. Soldiers

CHICAGO, July 25.--A fund OF
s. 800 600, gift Of l.. w. Noyes. Chi
cago philanthropist, was al the dis
pogal Of Chicago university today
The endowment was made for tho
education OF American soldiers and
their children. Mr.. Noyes said the
fund was provided TO express his
gratitude 10 those who ventured
the supreme sacrifice OF iifo for
their country and the freedom Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-25
skIDDE.R 4 kO." ~
NFsW MISSION PLAY

''kidder A Kn" IL the title of Bry.
ant Washburns latest picture which
comes IN the Mission today. II 10 a
comedy Tho tale Of a young chap
Who triumpha over all ancient dog
ma tradition, hard tuck and unforc
seen obstacles, makes good In tho
game Of business and wins a giri at
one and the Same tifre.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-25
A working giri n p,rt. hA. faile

A working giri n Paris has fallen
heir IN an annual income n $500,
which ~as enjoyed by a Pot horse
Of Ado,ph de- Roih~.hlid until 10
recent dcaih from old axr. This was
in accordance with the viii Of NJ de
Roths-hlid
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-25

roDky-s PROGRAMS
iIufH1N--ssisis ff~snsr IN Miss
irs."
CIfNNEH--Mssist tn The War
rior."
sofisEtN --pigs rs,rovs In TEN
pered STEEL"
ItNS'~ OHfuT I'M --- srtffiih'.
"us@rts 81 the Grid
rrHA>D--Enid fl~nnsst IN "A Desert
ucsana~
Nfseto> - nryani washburr In
"htdd~r he"
COLOSSAL -- The rfes ~ N.
World
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-13

fesses @n seals saeh US were never
kaswr lsefugS .-~ -.
IT s'~rmaGy ~ really s4eas~d with
her ctr reg1sri for ,hs last few
naosfht, ssassrS-S o British sagsdrSs
itsdeT 10 tbs correspondent, there Nv
no resssn fss US Ia, csanpsaia. We sd
En,asng ss-sser sssan TIE: Germany
should ~ SEA tsay4as the sasae kind as
sslgcess in fNisee nsu4shs~
He sees as az exAm2is the report sts
MY whlCt lsy Sgssa 10 bis d@sk.
'-1hls rrpsrf ssa sxyssinsss. deals
wi,A The British air sghsisg sissns. ana
he. 10 ressfvuce TO the Ase asr wsssg
NJ the Nrsanssa. itslsaas saa Aasrssass.
DuFsRs sSe Rsssg.h the fisttisa hss9gh,
stvsa yas- ss~rs@AE mscsases Ia serial
fnERh.at aas i1exssy by IRE fresa tfa
creaAa sAise itn mksre wysfv sssxea
ssyTs4s 4~si ~ ss.Ssiss.s &.a4 s.sss.ssssass l..
slrysYed star3Bx tie SaEse gseyAa1 Us
tssi'3si, f&c5sasss fsssa ts return IN
thesr alrares&@s4~
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-13

killjng or woaniing AN English eTcer
he gets Ave marks, ha; II he Kills Red
CAP az English general, he snlper xets
twenty oas days tied 10 the wheel ~ q
tlmher ss shinen, fer his careless
ness.
Then ~ lAassr. wsttfsg fcr me -
bite, suppose
biz AZ riga, sud sskssi him WHY the
s0grer WAS punished Tor kitlius M
Engi,sh general With smile b. re-
pitssd
Well. yoa sss. II al tho English geo
erals were allied. there would he aa
ouc left 10 aaaks cos,iy mistakes"
I, sAu; aim ~, he WAS getting 'tsa
sresa tec prisoner After While h.
wicked NJ us snd wsnArd aats Ihen
the esNovt came 70 take the prisoners
20 thr rrsr. sa.~,k hsaas aai N{>Ac1
hlH The hest IT luck and safe .ear.
aey u mighty
J liSed tbs; pvssoaer. h. was sae
rs3lnw hat no lrvm Cross, too. All
sissd him - keep !, ON, q sigh. or
sssne reaNs,y weGtd be ssptiiaS Il he1e
10 his s'ri In RtsAty as souvenir,
OaS dark and rain, nlga; While 10
Sas~ ri No were sAsxlsx over tie tep
tren, the are ssvp ~ oar tgsa; 1sss
tyNRth shea ~e hear. a Noise lssa0>
s.StTsy IN feysat IT oar earsssi w'rv.
The sentry next tn ,ss cAs}lcns's3
'Bals shc cauaes eh~rer 49, srvsSsi
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-13

get out The rum BAR aad gave each
nip and pasgssl AROUND some flags.
the Old reliable Woodblnes The other
prisoners looked their gratitude. but
the big fellow aaid Ia Esgllsh, Thank
yoG. slr, the rum is excellent aud ap.
precate ii, u'sa your Kindness sf'
He told iae hts natae was Carl
schmidt, IT The sixty sixth Hayarian
light infantry thHt he had lived sir
years tn New Yotk (aneu the city bel,
ter than did) had been to Coney
island and many Of our bail games. lie
was regular fan coulda't make higu
believe that Hans waauer ausut The
best ball player In the world.
FROM New York hs had gene rs ton,
don where he worked ~ a waiter In
the Hotel Russell Jus, before the VAR
he went horne 10 tiermany TO see bis
parents the war came aud he wss con,
scripted
He told me he was very sorry 10
hear that London MAS in ruins from
the Zeppelin raids could not con
vince him otherwise, for hadn't he seen
moyIn1 pictures In one u the German
cities II n, Pnuls cathedral Ia ruins.
changed the subject because hs
vas 81 stubborn In his belief |, Nns
my lnten,toa 20 try aud pump him for
Information ~ TO the methods II the
German snipers who had 5een caHs-
Ing us troablr In the last few days
nroach.d he subject and he shut
up Nke clam After few minutes
he very intocrntly said
W. Tsrjnan Spinner. ~ paid rewards
fns Killing the Engllsh.~
eagerly asked. What are they
Tie answered
Hfor Milling ur wouniing an English
private the salper gets one marx. For
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-13
CHAPTER Xxx
"Chsts With Fr,H-

We Wetr swimming In money, from
10, rcrolpla ~ our theatrical venture,
oast had fprgctten all about the war,
N,ty.l an order came through that eur
brigade would pgain take over their
SECTOR ~ the tine
Tie day that these orders were 10
eE,d our captain assembled the cont
lsr' and asked fur volunteers 10 50 10
NJ Machine tIun seheal nj NJ Omar,
! volunteered aud was accepted
SIXTEEN men from our brigade Ten
frr The course Ia machine gnaneFy.
1f.s course lasted two weeks and we
rtu.ntd var amt and were assigned 10
'y Nrisqds rlathinc gun company II
90 #"ss hnEe nay heart 10 tesye my
amns mates
fNr sam We used was the Walkers
. ~ 9f '"'FHs Ha,er tva's,st r- '''-'rr'e'
! WIS st,H melnhcr ~ the Suicide
eh tN.Ds sinpi 'ram ,ht frying
.t'H s0p W . and 'hr tfst time
tcat tv>,An in he frant,iins
.rentt
purn: r.r s ogr Cit Nrg,a We
N,meuat.a va ,hr Hrr >irp yeady for
lNyiaat lsi, Me shared a anxunt with
,hr Lewis sunnerS v "sfsad -" We
p,,s,i moaut cur cra GA ,he parapst
pild &, m watch beside n aatsl Stand
,oone In the nara.nS Then The gun
uesnld te ,i,sn,p.ynfea aud aeain r'st,S,
IN rcsdinsss IN tn, are stcp
We s,d esra, DAYS Ia the fraat.llne
,rEpeh uttho., ANYTHING unusual ban.
Nf,,4ns outside ~ me ordinary french
,n,ys. ON IN. plsh, tbs, u. urrr 10
carr, oot - ,s,n,hlpg raid s.alns, IN.
: -g.n laos wa. ru,,sa N rass vass.
IVA par,y eon.,y.a ~ s,s,y r,,mrapy
sr,~ s,xt,,o h,mhcy> and fsut Leaf.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-13
Marine Tells of
His First Fight

= q.
ether Side are feeding tuss M tad, In
TACT a asighiy sight worse remem.
| her hts sasds ssssslassly. h@saass
lh*r were the last hs said, except TO
sise the remmsnd 10 starr. We had
to advance Through a neld At sreen
wheat sceTy with dsw, 70 that Va
kci wet throagh and could hardly keen
ear feet Su fbe slippery ground. Our
captain saa Aeateasat ~eve killed
Fishl Al the stari. aad also the Asxs
sergeant.
We had only the Sanner sergeant
lesf, and all around the raen were fall.
lag, snd the MIR WAS allied with the
naase frsm enrwtlax sheiis. cries ii
DYING men. the srcans NJ thu ~eaMAea.
the sinxiuS of bullets, mna the CHATTER
of the machine xuas
I've never been whai yssA rali 4
praying chap, hHt prayed hard thea.
and ,naas 'imes STAGE"
After moment ] said. "Yes. ard
thcnY"
We'll, ws saw pretty soon Inst In
We didat hurry up and ges 10 thu
wcod there souldn't be sHy III W lsfs
to take IL 50 We tast hiked iihe~eaw n
well. ~ IL II was ~ express trsla
tina, we just had to c~sch ~ bust.
Aad when ss got there II hldHt take
sas itssax sSl sasAs ,shrr ltegAA usss GA Mn
sould 60 on arsag until we were right
ea top ~ hIm with ihs haranvt md
then he'd sell out 'ksmnrsa.
Even In the ntda os the Aght I
eouldn's help laughing osi al The ,aaA
sioagxsae NJ rae He had seen Min
.ham fall and came on lust wild. ard
wheE he We. gcing for one Gisrmss tho
Bnehs yelled 'ksmcrad. i've 1 ~if~
and ten children In Berlin. sm1 IN
marine sald N you vent back 10
Beriln Iaered hs sen more cAildxsM~-
to h--~-~~ with you sud rxmmeA h.m
si,h his bayonet"
What hapr~ncd after you cleared
nnt the HUM I asked.
ny that time ~ we're r~AsceA 10
about half our company. and we're or.
d.rrd To dig ourselves In. YDs sAonsd
aavs>se*a me dfE MA
Men were falllng all .nruumd and
ESQ t'uiftts ~rs, through my ny : 1 tsss r
ss ] croacia~d an neaf iha ground M
issssshie dtsEing Ike h-~-~. IN / tsok
ay pack off end rss 4, IN the rsrpeet
Nv she siar ~ ms. and the oermsas
kept 81 popping ss n. White | was
dseTiag every time fook~d sp 10
shraw the dirt os,i could sce d aswsr
moviag to and fro In the wind hast
10 frmt ~ nae. and then oace | Glanced
~ just In tiHs TO sse THAI asrry
nipfs~d m as II by ma lnvislhse hsna
and he Oh 'he xcnud Eomessow that
saaaf me realize alrposs anore than snY.
thing how n~~r death vas"
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-13
CHAPTER six--contlRued

A. one puln' Of the line where tho
'r,f isa were very CLOSE, stake was
ta,.n into The ground midway he.
t,t sr.ta hrs kaSIila 4Iaes. Al nteht Hhea
n vas hts 'urn, Tmnmy saald crawl
70 t'Hs stake and attach some London
g4Pega 10 II. wh,iH ~, lhe fool he would
place tlnt of bully beef. Tags. sweets
and other drll,aees that he had 70
relyrd From B'1gb'Y Ia the ever Looked
fof rarc.l Ialvr On Fritz woaId eoms
uut and get these iuxurles
The next nigh, Tommy would 60 out
80 see shai Efl,1 put into his stocking
The iouailou fracraly consisted OF =
paper from HcrlIn. telling who was
whining the war. satar tlnnrt sausases,
cigats md occasionally little beer,
bat fnnny 'hsng Tommy never re
,usned with the beer unless II vas IN
side Of him His platoon got ~hIF OF
his breath one night and The Offending
Temmy lost his Job,
Dne nigh. a younx English sergeant
crHwled 81 tbs stake aud ss Ito tried TO
'@tarh the t'rr,nan paper u bomb *
p,odrd aud mangled him horribly frih
h1t set trap ooi gained another vie
t.iU nhfh va, only one more black
meth against him tn the book Of th1
wat From that time on diplomatic re
tstlunS were severed
Returning tn lonmy. ! think his
sPltit Is best shown "a the questions he
ssba it'is never "Sha Ia soihg 10 win
s,s.- nt4&Ss -,-a. lana m'A u lake,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-13
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chsrss sf Sisisiirs a4bst.
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n~gre esafaHy~1 by The T,w Peat Pes.
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grnna tsrt 90 The charge " sSeastsns
ths sabotage srf
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fhs match sna sssskisx rsssFests
Ia th~ sthr rcsm Of tAs ppwSs7 piass.
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tn-pk sh~ rfsi " Interfering Vim ~ss
~irk by furtaersnx sae cAsaces III sn
sxps0~sse.
Ne ssentfnE sas tnaSs< n whst
nstsAs hare hzEgssnsd 10 Ms&os.