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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-28
fiRsI 10 usE callouFl AGE
Aasssasaa isesaa1 Ea@sy Rscsanazs1
~ tAAus n tamsas pssssss
W. hisasa1sns "a Eassny.

That tk& art Of eaHasUtags ~ n1s
ssrsetie~i In Easspe b aa A..sss:-fi SSsiia
iaxsisasiua and usixsaasssl as the
AnaericAa inSiiRn& wss rse~utsy pF1s"
ed 10 tas driver vi d aasriag gar whte;h
srasssd the raansry.
A saHaw. rwp.sgest To ke ever q
hunarea PEARS CID ana TO hnse lived
Ia the dayx whsa the wAiss man MAS
u eoEnraaa eaefny, Through al iisdtaa,
Interpreter expsalaed how the tnsslsn
ehlsasren were tauxht 10 paaee nss~~Fs
In their halr ~ yell ~ saigs. leaves
aud other bits Of foliage. AMI were
able 10 move alaak the xrunad tn
such a ssealthy naanacs that they we're
hs,s siisrssnihae 10 lhe rrst os ih~ tstss,
BEFORE yoang back eoald tsccosfss
qualified an a ~aFFirr he had TO- iaaas
his approach to the intAaa camp al
nsost In tha Fasasst VI tire assembled
Warriors withesis bsssg ssssesssa- This
F~ai arigia ~ paiur un their faces, a.
well ~ On their slgwsns and iseTScs.
a. elaitaed by Authority. VAS for the
purpose IL making theta hIegd Ia With
EoeAs. lrers aad dart. ~ that They could
approaeh thslT prey OF reiaain hiaden
without detection.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-28
OLD PRESCRIPTION
FOR WEAK KIDNEYS

Have yoa e~sr Tsnrr~a to reason why
II - tia. ~ nsans preaacss that ara en-.
trnsissly advertised. al "a ence drap cat
Of saght and arr aooa fusgesisn' The
Fessaa IA plain-~she axtsele dad not talhl
the pruasses III the manufacturer, This
sppssv. gsors particularly 10 = HsSsiSiss.
A medicinal preparation that bias real
curative talSs Assua,at saba .ixe.t, - Liza
IN endftas ehsin sysem tie rrtsss,y ID
srsssspsasr5esa ass tAs~e s~s~ AAss>v.b sra
asaehssJ. Ia tAo~~ DE- are "a s@e! 81 H.
A prominent aragssss SAYS. Take tar
example Dr. ktiassrs swamp Rest, =
PREPARATION ! have .sld far many year.
and assrr hesitate 20 reeoanssnd. for IN
almess every case Is shows cacelsens s~.
sa'ts, - assy- et NV .e1ssoaaess testify
No other Asdaey remedy thai | kaew ef
kss @s4.asTe - saAa," -, ~, I. ~,
Ae-oTSisng TO s~prn stsissnTnts ani
verified testimony ~ thousands who have
u~ed the preparation, the saccess Of Ds,
kllesrs swArp k0os 10 aas 10 the iass
that, No many people claim. II fHitls a.
moss every wtsh 10 oyvsrentas kldn<y,
liver AND bladder ailments. exFr~ets VII.
.asry troubles and nea,saflses .hs urse
aesd which causes rheumatism.
Ioa may receive 4 sample botsN 81
Sesmp Root hy Parcel Peat Address
DIR, kllnser 4 60, Bsnsbamtna. n, u. and
enelase ter oeu,s. Also mention this paper.
Large and mss!,um else bottles for sale
% all drug starrs. ADV.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-28

pnring the delivery 81 an address
Congressman ] Hampton Mear@ ~.
ferred To the beauty Of haysn. ~.
tentiyv memory and contributed this
little sneedote
While instrncting class az young'
STEERS IN mythology one afternoon the
TEACHER of public sch,al todd IN.
class the story ~ the phornis Among
the pupils was small hos named Reg
maid
~ esfs@gS~sislts ssata.shs t~aa.s4sr .ets ths
following morning do you ternsinbsg
what | MAS speaking about yesterday
sttsrnoonf
Yes, msam,' promptly responded
Reginald I remember al right.
81 am very glad tha, ,au DO r~
turned the teacher. Tell noe something
about IT,.
1T WAS about ihnentxyiile. Miss
Martha. answered tie yonnaSter
'phoenlx,ile rising up and carrying
out their ashes"
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-28
Queer t<apperira.

Meat prices In Fsance Keep soaring
higher and higher, said Novelist
Edith Wharton Cold boiled haaa. for
instance. n0n costs 81 a pound
Il kanw French woman Who wis
tied her butcher the ether day with
~ ha skstfal ~ Wto.ieti sksswrS. Ssae
plunlwd th.s skewcrs down cs the
IesstsAssa. -ssttA sss1*. ~, Ha ,,a ,>
al return these Give me their
Weight IN beef please,
"Wh What 2 kaspsd The butcher.
They were weighed ~ tho ~
beef. the woman explained "and J
paid fnr them as bs',f No, naturally.
unN that hiring tvcsa back | demand
their suli valu. as beef.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-28
| am Sincere! Stop CaIomel!
Guarantee Dodson's Liver Tone
Listen 10 me! Calomel sickens and YOU may lose a
days work II bilious, constipated or
headaehy read my guarantee

iIv~a Wp yous sAnxxasA liv~gs Fswa
has aud eAs~sfsl. make ysas aark a
Easasasv; h~ vixsare9z aad tssa III xms.
esssoa. hut take 40 asssg. ssmagervas
eaaoanel. because IL makes yssa sask
saa yoa may se<s = days wasE.
sAtesnei 10 rneT~ury er quicksilver,
~hieh causes n<xrssis II the h@mss.
casosasa crashes iats syas bile nks
dynamite, hewakinx II up, That's whss
yea feel thes awful nauseA and e=sassa-
lns.
Listen 10 nne! TX yca want 10 ratcy
the INCEST. srativst ttywr and bowel
cleansing you ever experienced. tuss
take q ssoeafal Of harmless Ds~tasa's
Liver Teas tonight. Year druggsss or
dealer sails yon q bottle II 'ssasssn's
LAYER Teas for a few eeats un<aar my
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-28

n IL Interesting tss Hete the diTsr~at
e-rcts ustertsts have In ths various
shades Brilliant, clear ooters are goSed
sssksag ses ial' materials Ry dull
material is g'eani cne which ,sors not
sacw nj tn the high nshs. Refs and
ssrfght nsaes LOOK well, tor Instance. ia
ysrvre er hssssssran, and have y total.
ly aiseswa, ese-t when ras,ssAsd *,
scsiy In The sasae shade 81 satin &C
vwissd. Quite the rvse7ss i the tass
wtsn browns ~ tlsekS Ter sa;is cY
vfavet " slnsnst . Necessity to ke~r
gAsx4s cosors srsn ,caking dsil aa1
slRseT.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-28

M matter what else III the way Ut
wrurz h. uatHret fsa HstasHasnsaTe ws
wys as.rAa va susS srf stt.ss 4stsf.s NJ ,ssss.t.
II IN 81 practicai md -, pretty that
Il canno, be haultNrd .n,irely-~lt
coss.s along as inevitably ms the
Foafth af July or the bathing suit.
Here ;t Il. Hs interpreted fog this sum
mer IN tafletR. with landings Of vel.
v@t. II IN ns graceful and easy al the
I,epUisf cSpe ana mt beast as ftstfs
treablc 90 manage.
In cninfs these silk coats are hest
In dark shades deep blue, brown and
green proving full " style There IA
always black, NJ course. depending
uts,n siaartness Of the design 20 rescue
Il fvo,u being commonplace. The Ins'
ter Of taiYeta makes II wonderful me
dunn for cotors.
Very much less familiar are new
suralupr coats sf wool yeours aud silk
Jersey aud oi silk Jersey With biz sat.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-28

per~sMai mscneys haek gHsraAsee tAet
saeA ssaaasal viii esasa saar slaxsssA
Asvy aestvr than q ssa~~ III nssas eas~
msi assd that II wsat na&ke yea sack,
neasaas Liver Tssae liz re4i liver
nsealcase Ysall kaew u aest ussFn'
ind. because yea @sia wass w sevatas
aas, seaS liver win h~ ~arsiag head'
ache and alnsaaess guae stomach will
he s~S@s and hewvas regular
rN~isna's t.iscr TNne In eEssrsly
vegetable, therefore harmaoss and csa
asss sassvate. Give I, to yeaF eAsldrea.
Miiiissns nj reaeie arr asane nsaasens
Liver Tuns i1stead IL dangerous es'e-
sasi Bows, Tour siruxstEt will SELL sas
that The sale at exicsael h alnassS
ssarssesa eaasrrly hes~.~~Aax
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-28

In collars, In the combinations ~ silk
ard week sse hosts IT thr eea. that
,ltsersAqp al,aalil The shoulder and sleeve
Ia Ut lhe silk oftsa extended below
TIM waist. forming long waist effect.
Collars which are amplrBre ~ the
velaura and cuffs 10 match them Thas.
who are teaking for something new
adght consider the silk Jersey or wool
aud Jersey combinations
r. fs-agae. ilAr tases@ we hsss alWaya
With Us In aristecrstlc coats They
arr among those present lhla year.
Very handsome models are entirely Of
poagre and others Ut pougee and black
satin. the satia used In collars and
tuirs and IN wide hortiers nj the bot
tom NJ the garment Very handsome
long rapes Of black satin lined with
eplored satin have scored success
and some very dr~ssy esprs are In
tight colors flashed with deep silk
fringeA
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-28

Jar~ weddings make bright par~n'
gnssis IN the grave Strrv OF war ,inte~,
just ss many lovely brides grscr lust
q marry heaut'fu, bridal rrv~ssioas
,SMs jua- AZ Ia t0nes gene nv and
tNs tcy they rsiiate Is more than ever
wrscusae NJ one expects the bride 20
curtali scy N her privileges na her
great aay II csAtsses hut once In l'f'''
ttnp and she IA eRtstlei ~ naske 'ar
us.ss II Il. The ys,np ard circumstance
Of war Is not Ia he csB,rsrsVi ~ Il
Se,sety cvuntenaners the pyetty ey.
trsva saucet ~ the wedding gaSvaat
and styles play tn.o the hands - .a,ssN
who plau them. Mslines and sfersetts
,ves,e make TIRE rare than ever re.
tur~seue hats fa- bridesmaids So'0e
~ these have Wells IL maiyne$ extend
~ tn,n sesrfs that sssthe The thToss
ar, .srrly crv~ the tace, Special
though. has hs>ea bestowed on he ws-
srrn of houor the nscst digrltrst mtA
iiaerv festus,us hef position In a
rrcersssaa whsre there w~rr iwe
newst Girls. ~nst s0st hats IT aarwrN,
val lsc~> ;rtmsuvyt with little rsse has.s
werr siiewri thsm. In this sNanpans
the mzirca ~ Ateor WIRE wide
hrintme.i hat et sand C,slerest maitaea
and pate geld lazy. WITH fGsl sA,svt
r,nuSfc II ,rsalta*> te sassvA ak,A esasiAr
eC Ss>,a lace. Tue bridesmaids rrsaced
In wide hats NJ raak c>rge,se rva~
With hls. seft rc7pses nisde AZ the
e1sse mAtersal, ses assea; sae crown
For brides who decide sestns; the
esnventicna. white satin ae5 kmg ssli,
presty lists af white nsaanss aad sssall
uAsS Apwsxs hare e<eG iscvssss1 With
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-28
Industrial Defense /.

1T takes four iGsn 10 maintain ons
fiSis;iBg laan al the front Just sbsu'
ssoe "'taau In four is q woman. A mfl'
hon ana halt gasr VI HE ffofit nS@a'tis
s.antsa men At The back. Ut whom
isH IN, are ~on~n-4Ant that Ia jnsi
a,@sa; the size NJ the ~etnan's army Of
industrial defense
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-28

long .nds ~ malinsS falling fr0sr me
hack 90 he wrapped about the neck
AMI shoulders For these simpler w~d-
,finxS ergmst'ie dresses end crgsndie
hats Ssvp the bridesmaids every chance
for lovely color and Quaia, design In
,hetr src~ks ard millinery O-Ysnd'e
and net. or arrsnise and lac~ combined
make fascinating wedding gowns
Therc ARE msny WAYS cs drsWnS the
wall Oue very gs~Ni way Is rs gather
the tulie ingo i>aaa 81 silver lace 10
form . close e,tiHg car: another IL ar
ranged in larger CAP with denNle
trsll about the facv>-as shown In TIE
rictar~, and q thlrt presents he veil
falling frsu ceronst ~ fae lsce.
Wired to hsld II In position.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-28
FRECKLES

TA~@~f ns tsss~e t&s slisAsest ss~5 nj fs@ssss
ssAsm~s ~ re@tr fs~cts~sA ~ tsssae--ss~ssss
ssFvaxth.s susraats~d 30 s~mSve tsesr A~a$sy
sr~ssa
MmpH 81 ~ aes-e ~ Dthl&~--4~H&s
sir~ax.A-tr~m -csw sraxsA~s. ssa sssIt . ssrtls
~ n ssshs Esd rawnsas and yva sbSxaH s@~ ~
thai tAs ~ary, fY~Abcs have o@sze 10 Sis
sas.aH4 sAh,~.sa4- sssa0 es~e, Asst sssssAsd, -
tt~sfy N h sssas-sa sAst M~~~ fsss ees rssn~v
n sa~sea - ~rrxrs~-rt- rt~se tn .sta AsS gain
3 s~axftsa, rt.as eeessbsasA .'''.'
~ str- ~ 80 f-~ ~ Arsssa~ str~essh ntAsse,
- this V .aA us4ss s~svsstps ~ Deasy hset
N n fsIa IL rs~a.s sreet ~s ADV
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-28

"Antitrvating bills sseia 10 have
proves! total failures II should call
them retutai fallnres'
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-28

Per srsssy s-i s@.e,fvs sett-A " y..ry.,
~ fSsst 'nt N3ase 01sy
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-28

No man should object to thick seles
rs the ehtecflon Wi, sonn weAr away
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-28

The lass Who's" hover goes 10 SOS
sheds many private tear.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-28

when the. ssork visits 3 hotNe h;
leaves a hpwiiiak reminder erhipd.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1918-06-11

Am on the ioj myse I and know
everything We serve is first class AL
A. Reynolds. hgr.. Como Coffee Room
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1918-06-11

WE sTOnk EVERYTHING
isfsss 80 ssliss -. ghons ~
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1918-06-11
Be CuredflVSt- -payNhenCuIst

Ed. o. MOONEY -RANsFsR co
Gave just comp eted nes- dig con
srete warehouse, which In nov ops,
or business
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-17
STRIKING MACHINlSTS GO
TO WORK At BRIDGEPORT

bridgeport conn Sept lf
Tho strike ~ mHrhlu.Ha pul t"uImtk-
ora In large bridgeport wuuitIou fur-
tories Vat ended today many mon ro.
turning to work Independently while
the largo body ~ strikers Boo mass
meeting after hearing read tho let
ter ~ President Wilson tu thcm. yut-
cd 10 return ns body
Tho meeting ulsu sent q reply 90
President Wilson. which had brcn
drafted ny the strike committee This
reply tcaffIrWcd~ ~r'rr'> loyalty ~ the
strikers 10 the goNcruu(nt ana prom
iscd 10 return bt onuCN,nd do their
part 10 keep up mo flow ~ munitions.
The strikers lu their reply told tho
president that they wueild take up
their rFevloncos in AN orderly manner
with tho Tar walsh war labor board
and asked his influence 10 get them
an early hearing
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-17
SUGGESTS CONVERSION OF
N0N-ESSENTlAL INDUSTRY

Through the war industries board
tho word has gone out that the man
who is not engaged in some business
essential TO tho prosecution Of the
war must prepare 10 do so az once
or so out OF business
There are many concerns In this
city which with small expense in the
way OF rcmodeling or added equip
ment could hC converted into plants
for the manufacture OF war mater
ials ana sooH~y or later. II the war
continues, csley will be called upon
90 mako this change
II has been suggested a the local
Chamber OF Commerce that queS
tiopnaires be secured from r. NJ
McFarlin, chairman Of the eleventh
district fourteenth region war In
dustries board, at once and that Inn
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-17
No ReSt-No Peace

Fnere's no peace and little rest for
the one who suffers from bad
back and distressing urinary disor-
ders. Tulsa people recommend
Deans kidney pHls BE guided by
their experience b
Mrs l. c. Brltton, 22g s Madison
st. Tulsa, says About three years
ago I was terribly run down and
was hardly able TO do my work I
felt sick all over ana thought my
time had come Ny back nchcd
night and DAY and sharp pains would
shoot through thI Email Of my back.
] couldn't stralghen until the awful
pain ossed up Sweeping ar shaking
a rug was almost impossible and /
couldn't do my washing or anything
which made mo lean over when I
was suffering that way. my Kidneys
acted fery breEulafly sometimes too
freely and again The opposite way.
Ronding about Doans kidney puls
] got n box and they did mo 90
much good / kope taking them un.
~ I had .gsed three boxos. I vna
then carbd or that awful backachc
and my kidneys wer0 In good shape
] was able 10 do all nay own work
and felt like n different person"
o Price soc, al All dealers Don't
simply ask for a Kidney remedy
get Doan's kidney pills ls-rthe same
that Mrs. Britton had Foster MI.
burn, Co. Mfgrs. Buffalo, n. Y.s-
Adv
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-17
MONEY RESTRICTION
CAUSE OF DULLNESS
Stocks Have Slow Scssion In Which
bank Conditions Oycrshndow
Peace Developments.

NEW YORK Sept 10 ln H tuu
and fr,tur,l.sa sess..y pf tho r..a
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''""' '"' ''"'' ''''N "''''''
SITUATION "yrrHhHluwfd Ih' political
aRulrIcance NJ the Austrian and Gsr-
man ,.... ,....,.- ,.,.p... ,y.,t
me oe'"nN or .''i' 'F I''h' ''i'f
boo Tho absence 0f any inclination in
official y.,r,r. Io Washington
,.t..t.. ...,.,..,t ,r..
G.,.. ,,..,..,. NV
I''"I
,,1 ,,'' i.,..'N
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-17
Oklahoma HOSpital |


Service Consists OF
lst Firsproof building arranged for
purpose.
End, Modern and complete equip
mont under one roof
9rd Character. experiences and skill
OF attendant
DR.. Fred s. Clinton. President
Miss H. &. g. Zlcgclcr, n. N.
Superintendent
Or, Tytle Atherton
Resident Physician
Ninth and Jackson streets
Phone Usage $3.50
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-17

mediate report be made lest these =
concerns should find themselves un-
able 20 secure mon or material
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-17

PORT woRrH sept Ia CATTLE
r sipH 500 lovrr Brevra. g100@
flE. 3d.
HOGS. Receipts $500. loalsc hirb
o. Heavy f2o21a 1a2ug3.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-17

NEW ORLEANS. sept Ir Cotton
..osed stead, at a net advance Of 70 70.
nnIuTs
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-17
NOTICE

This IL the best time OF year TO paint
your house Let me figure with you
on rcflnishlng your interior wood
work floors, kitchens. baths &<g
We make a specially OF tirptNelUHs
pnperhSnging and Decorating I GiFu
noe a trial Absolutely firgt clasa-
work. g.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-17
". S. HUFF

Painter, rnpcrhangcr and Decorator
Phone 7022 y. .. Boz 3I3
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-17

XTEhave our floors some fifty steel, four-drawer
w upright files finished in mahogany, oak and
olive green. We also have a round dozen fre-proof
filing safes with interiors which can be arranged to suit
your individual needs These files and safes the
well known Y. and f. and Art Meta make, Of which we
the exclusive agents in Tulsa
All the stock which we now have will be sold at the
present list but factory orders must be subject
to delay and billed at prices current at time of delivery
Iyour business considered essential you can't afford
to wait. BUY NOW though you won't use the files
for the next few months--t will mean money in your
pocket
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-18
SENATORS CONFER WITH
PRESIDENT ON PROTEST
OF COTTON GROWERS

WASHINGTON. Sept. 1S-A dele
CATION of southern senators and rep
resentatives protected TO Pres't Viii
son Tuesday against the government
fixing prices for raw cotton. At the
conclusion of the conference. Sen.
Underwood of Alabama. speaking
FOR the delegation said if any state
ment was issued it would come from
the president.
Pres't Wilson announced last week
that fair prices for cotton would Doe
fixed if that was deemed necessary
after a committee. 20 be appointed
by the war industry board. had con-
cluded a thorough investigation. Tn
the meantime "a separate committee
OF three will be named 10 buy cotton
for the United States and allied gov
ernments at a fair price to be ap-
proved by the president.
Inasmuch as a great part of the
crop was for war purposes. senators
and representative from the cotton
growing states complain that the
effect. will be 10 fix the price.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-18
70 DEATHS FROM
INFLUENZA IN DAY
Epidemic of Disease in New
England States Causing
Much Concern.

BOSTON. Sept. 1S-Infiuenza and
pneumonia caused more than 20
deaths in New England within the
p hours ending Tuesday night. lii
Boston there were 20 deaths from
influenza. including three naval men,
and = from pneumonia. in Brock
ton and nearby towns. where the
shoe factories have been badly Grip
pied by the spread OF the disease,
L deaths from influenza have been
reported.
Every effort 10 check the spread
Of the disease was being made. ami
the health authorities in this city
said they felt confident they had the
situation in hand. The American
Red Cross tonight issued a mobiliza-
ton call for nurses. All nurses en-
rolled in the Red Cross and await
ing orders were requested 20 report
at once 10 the headquarters of the
New England division OF the society
here.
IN the first naval district 100 new
cases were reported. a decrease OF
81 from yesterday. At the head
quarters OF the second naval dis
trict. in Newport, r. L.. it was said
that there were 1917 new cases in the
district and 100 among the civilian
population of Newport
Rear Admiral Joseph w Oman.
commandant of the second district.
said the situation showed marked
Improvement and he believed the
height OF the epidemic has been
passed.
At the forts in Boston harJor il
was stated that all the hospital beds
were occupied by influenza patients
At Camp Devens there are $500
cases, mainly among Negro soldiers
from the south.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-18

the Brest-Litovsk treaty made by
Germany with Russian agents, hired
90 betray their country They must
loosen their hold upon the wheat
fields Of Ukrainia and the oil wells
of Serbia and Russia. and all Of this
must be done before America would
consent TO talk of peace. even upon
the basis Of the presidents stipula-
ton
Presidents Utterances Cited.
Attention was called to The fact
that in his reply Secy Lansing re-
ferred 70 the terms upon which the
United States would consider peace
as having been stated repeatedly
That meant no. only that the four
propositions laid down 10y Pres't
Wilson I'm his Fourth OF July speech
al Mount Vernon must be Consid-
cred. but that they must be consid-
cred IN connection with other decla-
rations from the same source L
was particularly intended. it was
explained. that there should be held
I'm mind the IA propositions stated
by the president in his address 10
congress Jan. 8, last. Whereas the
Fourth of July speech stated simply
broad general principles that should
govern any peace discussion. the ad-
dress TO congress laid down details
OF the position and therefore should
be the governing utterance
Americas Conditions.
Accordingly before the cenrra,
powers can have any peace discus
sions with the entente powers and
America. they must accept the prin-
ciples Of;
NO secret treaties: freedom OF
she seas except TO suppress preda-
tory nations that fail to respect i'll
ternational covenants: the removal
OF all trade barriers; reduction Of
ornaments: adjustment Of colonial
claims with reference 20 the wishes
of the governed population; the
evacuation Of Russian territory and
abandonment of economic control
therein: independence of Belgium
with decentralization: restoration Of
Alsace-Lorraine: readjustnent OF
Italys frontiers: autonomous gov
eminent for the different national
tiles OF Austro- Hungary; evacuation
Of ROumania, Serbia and Monte
negro. accomplishment Of Turkish
control of non Turkish populations.
an independent Polish state and
finally. q league Of nations TO guar
antee political independence and
territorial integrity 70 great and
small nations alike
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-18
TAkEs oATH on oFEICE

WASHINGTON. Sept. 1S-George
e. Martin, democrat. appointed TO
succeed the late Sen. James of ken
lucky took the oath Of office Tues
day in the senate.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-18
TEN PERISH IN
FACTORY BLAZE
New York Button Factory
COnfIagratlOn Traps En-
pIOyeS on Top Floor.

NEWARK. y. j. Sept Is
Trapped in a cloakroom on the top
floor. eight girls. a boy and a man
persisted here Tuesday IN a fire
which destroyed the plant Of the
American Button Co. Another girl
was killed when seeking 10 escape
from the flames; she leaped from
window Nine other girls were in
jured several probably fatally. AT
, o'clock the factory hummed with
the industry Of more than 500
young women engaged in makine
buttons FOR army and navy uni
forms. AT $50 the building was a
fiame swept ruin. the top floor Of
which formed "a tomb for workers
who had been driven into the cloak
room by flames and smoke. At $50
the lire was virtually eNtingulshed
and the task OF icent.Iyins Victims
begun
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-18

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