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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-11-15
AUSTRIAN LINE IS
BROKEN By ALLIES
ak AUSTRIAN DIVISIONS uApAv
CUT w AND OUT OF CON.
Asasioh.
5000 PRISONERS IN HAND
issksas Advance AIsnS Prsss u hsas
" r~snU hi,s> AvssSssrs Dssat
s~Ashias sls~ lsaiys
... g. campaien CAlnin0.

vita 9Aills& sEsscss~ ca the rtxsa---
The last lines sf the Austro- Hungarian
resistance IN The central posiusps
aloax the rssye river were broksa By
the Ritish. Frsreh and itA.ias forese,
The Aasiriass vsre dealt . smash,
Ing blow !, resulted Ia the ailiss
nahiss new advances, pushtns torvsr1
A. far - vaveila, which vas tAtss by
the victorious Italians not withstAAdinE
desperate resistance
II IA reported that Arrhduks Joseph
Ferdinand has replaced Gen BorpevIe
AZ the Aus,riaa commander on the
front aloax tbs Pave,
Conssllsns. = town o! five miles
northeast OF the left hank Of the River
Ftavs, has bean captured by tho sltits
The whole allied tho between cose
gllano. which Is an important railway
and road csater and Val nobbisdeIae
has been advanced
Rome Latest news from the iron,
shows the Italians advancing along .
front Of nearly 20 miles, from the 70
sioa Of Monte spinocia 10 koeandsliw,
Throughout the night great bodies Of
troops passed over additional bridges
across the Pave Italian patrols rsAeh.
ID NoutieAno
lsaadan, .-~I,Aly's vAse4tan eAmeAisA
10 hourly sAinins tn momentum Aided
By strcug British forces, Gen Dsss's
Eighth and Tenth armies swept for
ward again. crashing through the Aus.
trtan Pave line. crossing the Neat
cano river nearly ten miles east OF tS~
raw and drivinK u deep, m%narsng
wedge into the Austrian lines north.
east Of rrsriso. which may menentsr.
ny force . large scale enemy retreat
The grand total Of prisoners since
tho 'sesettsa u the drive es~ Ia over
sane~ All Austrian divisions have
eeea haAly IN, up and virtually pat ont
II commission
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-11-15

Tke k&dAs3s ere the most esyrvevks0
ssysna of tAs human BODY, and wk~a sks1
IN in tAAss vS~h al kst~saMs M spX
tifHtfhG ,cd tAA taia6Mi Hsssg0psX n n r.
Ustea. thinss hagsn N happ&n.
One VI the Erss warntnes II rain o. an
ness IN thu iessf pArt 81 ths h.rk, k,akII
culssSd ursbs. losA ri appetite. tndlreos
toA syystAt,4a, os sven ssoee In The hla4s
dss. TAese ssmpteass Indicate , eusdttsau
tAAt MAJ laAd " thai drvsded And fatnl
lashdy. hssaAs's dss~as&. fss vh.sk sAs1a
h ND 10 - w sssW.
In NJ 4siAy / miBats. Al thu Arv, -
lleeisDs VI uv~hAe In the k,dhsy. hvsa
bladder. y NynAsy o~ssDs START tAAiM1
Geld Modal uAAyism tAl GspsaleH. anl
0vs yoasSsil hsfufe " IN lee lais. tpstAnS
txntmsnt - heeee4yr IN ksiAey and klp4p
DR. trussias. delay u sstan fatal.
Yes can slmnss certainly End immsAisau
Sylsef IN Ooid hniAi HAafIem hi cspsaiNA
Fes sso~s sAaA ~ ys~r~ this fsmnas pYsn~
asstsMa m tss~ ~ vhssAAn1 ssms9y -
~ ksAnsy. bladder md urinary trvshl@s,
II y ~ pafs. original Hsavisss ~ ySx
eryat IysndFsc4keS used. Ahwss ,wo cor
ealea nd AAy oil ks~p yes s.sed w ss2
ftshnx Gee t}st u u sny drug ssers, sd
Y 4 dess not sire ywa stBest tsem,~is30
sxlsss ycar snsns, VII he r~faaded ~
e~sr ~yee m ~ ,t5tsEsss Mtsp$i hxpsAs
Noas ctkss esssSn@. In horsA, tksun
a&ss. ADV.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-11-15

EiehtssNIneh Main From Eleven Bell
~ Ists - A. Gas ard E,s~
trte Cs~unANs'e ptnnA

Memphis The sfplosica OF ~ 10.
inch main s,eanpipe frsm eleysa boil
ers al the Memphis Gas and Iisctrss
CO ptaat at S:M A.. October ~, dis.
seis1 evsry sssssrr n Tia csty Do.
DssAsHt sros psvsr
TIE explosives vreaAs1 havoc With
the light plAal, ard Pot sssceyieAl
sauit1asn, II iAs satire city oas a
eeo0tseteA.
Tvs negroes and engineer ryocksst
vsss rsiss~x " The exrinst>s
Ths Ause steam p,ps rs-tsA - .
ALA. ,sAA., TIA saeaSsr4 '. ss-~mv vaa
heArt Ill ever the city
snp~rhestsA steam cempir'eiy t,il~i
TIE su.l9,aS Immediately a. y the e..
plcsion and II Vas Impossible 10 an'
preach The building for a distsnee Of
thirty feet For two hears after he
explosion ske AeAt at steam at tn
ripe kep. workers. II hsy
H-sakiss Asvn ~ the fisat plant
s.or>eA al elevators n sxyserspers
ana ether swiidinrs Railroad shops.
hospitals. department. stnres. aewsps
p~rs. printers and mills and factories.
not gen~r~iins their own power. ss.s
the vsisht Of the breakdown
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-11-15
STEAMER PRINCESS
SOPHIA LOST N GALE
THREE HUNDRED AND FiFTs
livEs Losr-sA,p POUNDED
AGAINST nockA
GOES DOWN IN LYNN CANAL
vsssss Wac Bevad Southwark gvsw
sksswsy--Worss Marine pssssss
.,.-,. u the Alstrey VI pssasss
CsAst ehippinaL

, vaseeavsre, D., s'.,r~TSo AaaApe1 aA<
sirty essh, passengers and rs mem nsrs
1t the erex OF the CAnAdixa t~eifl<
steamer princsss Sophia lost their
hvss when the ship went down In
Lynn canal, north Of juneau. AiasAA
according TO wireless message 70
c~!ved from Juneau st the office OF the
Canadian Pacific Railway
Apparently. according 10 the NEE
sage frcm Juneau, the Sophia was
picket up by the gale, hurled acrass
Vanderbilt rect and then ssnt TO the
bottom OF The deep waters ON the other
side Of the canal. Not . soul Survived.
according to . juneau wireless mes
sage
The weasel was bound southwark
from SkaEway. situated at the head
II the Lynn canal which 10 an arm Of
Chatham straight. extending north
ward frem the Pacific In the vicinity Of
juneau. ALASKA The canal. which Ia
a natural body Of. water. ~ 100 miles
long and five to ten miles wide
shipping men said the loss Of the
Fr.ncsss sophia With all on board was
the worst marine disaster 10 the HE.
tory Of the Pacific coast
Ths ressei. 2t:o tons sross. Aaa
e~~a rlytnx tn w~st~rn Canadian ami
Southeastern Alaskan waters wsnce
built In 1919
when the storm sprAng up the Wind
whipped down the long, narrow Lynn
eaaai with hurricane fore The So.
1AiA. N the path " the gale. was
pounded against the rocks On &c
ccunt ~ the danger Of s,rxndirx. the
nearby sh,ps did no, dare 20 near her
lisescsts we're Impossible. although
tho shore Vas 10, many ySrds away
Tas gale increased In !ery and nft.
~ the steamer up, dragged her Arrsss
ths r~sf and ~~nt her TO Tho bottom
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-11-15
GERMANS ANSWER TO WILSON.
Declares That Germany 10 ko~ Wait,
ino Proposals. For Arrrfstfee.

OAs1Arsa that Germany 70 Now WArt
ing Proposals. For Arrasties.
Copenhagen Germans answer to
presIaen, wilson's latest ccu,msRssA
,ion says
The German government has taken
coxn,tancc et The answer Of the rr~s'-
dent Of the Caite~t Staeses
TIE prss,ien, ia aware u the far-
ro&cAlns changes saiea have tsen ear
red on, and are being carried eW n
the German constitutional ssrse:ArN
art tina; reaer negotiations are kssAs
t-aiaetsa ~ recfssS sevs-s=ess In
Who's. hand- r~sts 10th actually ana
Scnsss.a,,n.ail. the psw< "a mate
the deciding ccnesrsscns
%Ne military power, are sss -
Iecs to n
Ths German go~errmsss ~
A~a-s proposals. mr. =, aYrr'sssr~>
~sscA shah s~ the rrs; ,.ss toward .
.rst aeaee ~ TIE .ressasa. hAs -
srrfees a N Aa recelanas.en.
rNrss' -sciJ'
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-11-15

Melhcarwe. AastrxlsA- rhr aNopl~ II
Australia viii cot Do satisfied unless
0s~many sarr~nsisrs Internationally,
q b declared II Z resolution anasi.
0sssiy sAeetsA 6y the city coanc,l a
SaslAcarse Tho resolution requests
NAAt ureat Erftain inxfSs GA An ado
1aat~ Indemnity tor Australia the
1xstasA savy MT tn pernait the Ge-msa
- - any eceaa sasi' ~xca Indemnity
- Snha-
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-11-15
vletsr.s were A,ssA s.s.

S~sttle Wash Nearly oil tAsAs on
board The Princess Sophia, Il 10 10
lleved here, we're Aisskaas Who board.
ed the steamer at Sxaxwxy after cor.
ssae 40 *A~ Yakora rt~a~' fTvsSri Ase ,sl@.
rnr OF the aorth~ra territory They
iett the river a, WA!seAurse ard ven,
ny train 10 skaEwsy
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-11-15
roo, coo CALL IN NOVEMBER.
Csssdsr Plans sig Mobilization Under
the Nav prAft.

WMAhtnxtsin Men Of tbs row hvss;
es@ will first bs mohillxsd In large
Humbsrs early la Novemh Der under =
1ran call now In preparation At Pr
voat Marshal General Crowder's office
d Gala tor tho cntrsiam~nt OF moro
sAan N,o. oea naea qualified Tor general
MILITARY ssrvicc, They will BE- FUR
stsAcA In rropor.ionate numbers ~
every state In Tho Union
Dram cAils suspended durina octo
ess because Ut the taflaensa epidemic
AAvs bean renewed In sections whers
- epidemic has moderated. and On
txainmemt VI ali men under the Oc'o'
Or eaiis probably will oe complvt,L
before the Novcmhcr quota Ia start~>t
u tks castonmcnts
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-11-15
AANo,EhNGs UNDER FIRE.
Cswsiass Ran Line 10 Target Fer Long
RAaes Artillery.

With American Army Northwest ol
Ssvdun The American big guns crack.
- down on the maln iiae OF the rail-.
scad In the region Of Cenflans and alsS
sAallcd large enemy troop cnneeatrs.
etoa In the neigh borhood OF Mango
enass
The Confians line IL important b.
cause II extends from Germanys prin.
eA,sai communists, Ion line 10 Matx Tha
elrtnx In tho direction OF tonflans Goa,
tinsed internationally throughout tho
1Ay
Whsn troop concentration Was re,
ess,sa In tho rexion OF Hot. Do villcr,
aad Manxiennos the suns we're turned
IN that direction hurlinx projoc,llss
weighing approximately 1900 pounds
eAch.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-11-15
Pre- loss ovER Sss.oeA
e'ass 10 rnc0Sns To Nave o''sInAss<
From Glsrtrte RpArk.

Bristol Tenn Va v. Frs IlAreatsnss
70 destroy the entire S:,eeo. eeo plant
VI tho Federal ny~ 4 Chemical Com,
pany At kiaxspors. Tenn. near here
The h!kse ~as under coctrol st,e'
the s;Ill house. one of the Nest irpor
tan, units o. The plant, was burned 10
he ground The damage will reach
So. 900
The bias. 10 said ~ have originated
from an electric spark In the still
house SsvspaI explosions took place,
but no ors wAs sniased
rae sull Aoue~, \ ant, % the ehlo
rtnc plant 10 situated short ,ss'ance
trcn the r n + plant, and Il Wa 10
teep tAis building from burning thu, the
ircmen as-stet ,hely efforts. ~. De-
trcy~i ssi.Atsx Vas . rve~tory syuc
arr na-Asns eenscl VA thrrvn hun.
reds VI teet In the air ~ ,a~ terrific
xele@icna
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-11-15

Ksv Yc<A.-.rNrs~ AMSSScna r. r.
a l. vcas Aas~ vs1sA us1@ c-s
- - ~ tfvhe issee sssgAssks I
~ - sbe vAssvssss Amss1naa 9ssVs
nrv3<1ssa he vesk. . ess,s 70 -
sxftss vn vuk eszpsegu hsaASnnF.
tar. nsls n~stse here ss.czsess.
Tae v-mes are MARY DsnU. Ps1.
trcRet. r. l.: M&y Hoslisav. lalsas.
sp~iA fsA- al Ma Edith Ksswasa
phcea,r. A,tx ne wcrt vas desc
svw n cpsa Sssfsr~ a.< wAsa Nga
lar sup,s:es IN sscrf s4iiifsi ss4ssk
sxs1caa wws HaAG
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-11-15

Al m rsisc.si rec~s4tian cnnxrSeoS
man talked In n windy aud gfwnAtl0~
aucnt way about war war alma, ~
resiinx every n,iause or two To A~c-
wtary hakvr.
Secretary BAKER nodded geod.hw~'
sporrsIly until the sixth at seventh ap-
peal. when he ta~t pMtiehev.
~Goigr~sssnaa." he said. ats nat o9r
aims that interest me. Its our hitM~
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-11-15
AtxsYs ee,rrshlna pelna.

wiitis Hy~ do 700 like army itfst
Qasss number af new turns for q
friiuw 10 ~, ase~i tn. sasHnae
tssiiis Yau tvs. Al night yau turn
In. ana inst m POO are wb~as tn susM
over somebody turns w snd s~yU
-tnrN cut Life.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-11-15

Q~~a ptes0 aad Owe ossseeN o.
stroys6 ~ vsAkA
wAsA:assa=, - Eissss ss-:!assa s.A
- sAaima were ssusxhs down ss
Americas avtAtors hrtssd~d VITA tie
osas,sA fsva A~Vs . 10 - ~ var d.
easSment ~ ssissu.ed ,AroSsA r0yAl
pfns es~Ss rs@muatqua British A.
sfnEussAed ssrvsc~ ercssss vsvs s~afa.
"A to LiesfA a A. vsSsAA. ROokiyN:
: J. H.rcr& Cer~iAad, H. l. C&MS-
~, waksMAA O. I. A. HsnaiesA
1stsfsasA MasA ssd J. A. Kasef1aA
0tn0A .~-.-.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-11-15

A~ssres1Rs vaAs Observatory NsssAeA
WyA - AawtAsa Swvs Army 10
G~acas--1,9rlng ~ Aay's sVsrassssA
~ A1~Ismna ss@e,ssnay esnso,idA,c1
VAaw psssnlsas - ~ terntaa Al~ I. ~
- hA;sAes q - Nstse - rrayA
asrxAssss q vsr11a fAss AstgAs -
vAsuA b NssAfeA - Prsa orssrv@
sRy. vas taksa IN ~ faxs st svSep
- machine 6~n IRA
~ trial tses-nas essaaltfes fafstcs
q Sv ~ AnsrscaE F!rse Army n tie
xse ueetA sss estinated at mere uaa
Ase4 TIE AHesseaas AAvs sasasst
- 6sfvssMs
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-11-15
FROM ALL PARTS
OF TENNESSEE
Reports of Interesting
Events Boiled Down
for Hasty Pcrusal.

h&rrsaan4 =. TAirtssa factories ~erw
feF~ea To- saass aewn as~asss The sxgr
Raayes we're ia viii tafsseaxs-
laewisAarg --- Marshall e0aass Ia ar
gansaiax for the united war ~ess can
pals= - no iasneasd Nos. IA.
harwsiits TAs anna&g elsxsana al
officers ct the Trossaals Cesass He'd
Cross Chapter was held. resassing In
tho aaAnimoes ss~leesiea Of the TO-
rambsnta
Nashville A fAAmnHath sehasl
ea,ldias VI the po~ale- plant village
Just being eosapssssa III = es~s Of ia.
Geo. wss destroyed BY q IRE of uysts
rscss ortssa.
raien City The T, N. Massey farm.
thr~s railsw southeast Of here. wxs snsa
ri auction ard esoawhs tte.oes, gNSrS
are w AGREE % thh aas ana u y
vsa Improves
u. s.. a.. 1850,
the var Mvinxs stAmrA oAmpAixn a
AaneAs~tsr = tcsst Of sts.ssyss worth
VI was sAvinss stAinss have bsss sold
fron tbs Manchester pcstUfsses.
v.~,.. $50. v>o,,.. -.
:, r~.... - a.. - 80
- =, 49,. a.. -, ..A-..
al. ns,.,..1 :. - - = ~.
800. 49,. ~ .~.x.,s.
~. 49,. -, 49, -, - -. =" !,
=. ~" s'sss - M, - sAsA. sses -
sou"" '"s' s"sS 49,
= "aass' y ns WIS :"
phA ssss V"S~ny o'ss ~ -
rFn' s'a W sas" soa' s""@ ssases
sa"oa'
es.,.,..A -, .A.,,.. =, a.
h~ cross ~ tie'eanc 'ooa ehafss
/" tne o"1sss'aa eonah'one CAUSED
ny WV ,h'nssaa spaaens'e ana opsn@s
soup A"enss' ~aefe mol noa'ssasAs
soap was prepared ana DISTRIBUTED 70
'ns MONIES al over 'nssV'
r,.,,..n. ~. ,., -, a..
,a,s,,i,,n. nar,.r.n.. !, .,.x .as
.sn,. :, r.,un n,s.x,.., -. A.
.n,sr,,or =, 49,. ~, 49,, :, ~.
..., an ~. ..,.,.., rA,Ar~x e..
f ~" w." '"'N''t 'S@f ""
witnesses es Col "eorse w. brewer
o. Nss f"rs. ~hs has las' returned
fcm frsnes
,... 49, u
-. . $50, go :, ..t..,a., go.
-. ~ =, !. -. :. -, -.
IN ~. 80. - :. -. $50 ~, =.
s,.n,s.A :, r.... s..A.., ...,a,..
80, - a....-s - -. -, -
,.~-. -, -. .s.,
-. -. 49,. ,.-..,,ss....~. -.
Of the state SsArt Of control. aays that
there ere nsv eoAnasA In the state
prisons l,ois psisoasss. the smallest
snroIlnsst ~ yeArs. The decrease 10
Attrsbstsl ~ sAs effects nj the war.
OF ,hAs ssDA~ coo are at Brushy
Ncsntsia. ~ sAYv only one aAss %
irlisnsS has AsvaieseA In any Of the
s,ats iastitv tteas 80 tina, vas 10 IL.
crs View AespitAi spy the insane
$3.50
ps'a Ali ~'soa - ID ~~
'shnessss esossd ssFns hs vsea -
e'nnins ocs -. sns~ Ne sefms OF :
'ese's.'ss s'"p'es - meeuS o.
We" Tsansssse csseFs As'd ~ the
: nam - o. CORROSIVE An asseesar
'"a |" eo''es e'saefs v@ organizes
Ana IN "a FsssvFe Fhs <!nEsfe I'M Acs
shFossa 'hs'r association 1e"frs d.
Neea o. .enpais ~M @~'ed p'sst
nens ana water GOODMAN OF Asn'"s
=" ms"s secretary
CHATTANOOGA = through intervention
sa'l"H W va" saS Ana 'A'''s9 On Wy
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-11-15

Am~~tesn osss~6 Army Aelos ll.A
wasaiaSt~A The Anertc~a See.
nd Army, vsAss MAI des RssArd. 10
cldt~a tie nss b ,ss wcsrrs reh
a. disekwsd hc Gea rersA,as n bic
cunsnllws re<etvsi Ut the War De.
ar<mesA 1<ruls~ " heavy German
tsArts - - is9at northwest u Ser
m BY Ma o. hefsssS nv Amy
- rsDwteA
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-11-15

ueeasc~1- m Capt Rosvrt r, LEO
snusss1 Il Camp Craaz tr~r rrsaS,c -
- = - A1arscsw He served wtss
- NJ tWnaest, 1fvisssa. Il tss
m nlAxesy, sntsi vsxs1ed
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-11-15

LcstAsA -Yeead MarvAal va Hsnass-
urs 10 sevat u ncsicv LaAerser- tase
fttr~m~at Ne 0<ae-a ec~ersscat-at
I The rafsr ArvrSsa ,earra TIE cor
tsrcntes, st&s rhe r~viEsstia1s %
" tve n.s.avy eAssfs are ac<skesS 70
ave tAs W. - Gcrnaxy's ess'rzss'
ia
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-11-15

eGtrersa VA Csa~sii ~ teruolfisA
xAsaiassca. -~ With = sresA indtcar
tsaa rrsn Germany OF her desire for
peace. the ssprsns var ccuuul vas
scheduled N meet at Versailles. pre-
sumassy for the purpose OF framing
tie terms u the afmistiee which the
enemy has sossht frem the allies and
th~ United StAtss
rrssf6~ns Wilson went 10 the War
Department To csnser with Secretary
BAKER ard alss TO ilssstch some mes.
ssses 10 the ether aide II Ia presumed
tha, these usrs directed TO Col House.
the psesfAent's adviser and his reEe
sentative nev In the p~ace aaotiasicns.
Official and diplomatic washinGton
mAnwhsie 10 waiting for the first word
from the war council. for the tate Of
the var hiagsa on i,s decision. II u
sets forth the conditions of IN Asmis
tice, Germany ID expected to acrept
them fsrth witA; because II Ia tmp~esr
ave sor -Asr 10 10 40, =
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-11-15
IEUTOks WILL HAVE
TO CONCEDE GAINS
sERMANxee EVACUATION or A.
sAcE.IoRRAikE Ia BOUND
TO sg IMPOSED,
suerssns war cesreEi. ssAscassd h
Meat u sSsaisies Frssshs VITA
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. u
cffsrisas 10 LixaAs.

ionAea. -~ Eyacsaisua OF Aimee-Lar'
ssins 10 snciuaed amons tAs armssss1s
conditions decided uaos by the allies.
h IN knsAasita,irely learned, II h tyr.
taer stated the conditions are taHsA-
mount " unconditional surrenssg by
Germany.
II Ii permissible 10 state thai the
auied &rmlssies tsrns have been
framed
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-11-15

On lvoowo4rH 49, en-
Csvsnks1SA -@A. l1ASslw0. ~
sArse~MAssss genera, Ut sAs oermaa
-my. h.s reszg~sA says 8 eAWvan
rom nsstA
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-11-15

Copenhagenr eve The rwachstxx. accord
ting 70 an unofficial lieflia dapAicn.
hAs appointed . comm sssioa 10 stSdy
the axvisAeih,y al impsschsus ~ I'm.
psrsas ehAneellors and fossisn miats-
tsss sines isis
Dispatches earlier In the DAY hsa
sssd es = Plan Of To len psrtsss- Il
he rsichssAs 70 srpoant s&cA = Geo.
GiasssA
TIE lhsAssAss also tell It csnaa1
vsissl In The reicAstae hy Herr RaAaa.
. Socialist for the dismissAl ~ TIA
iaissr ana HE TRIAL before criminal
cssr1
Germany. frem tA@ Outbreak ef ~
vss 10 Ne foyms,aoa OF the Irsssat
sevsransnI AAl the following eAAa.
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IN. essrvs AisAAslas and csaat VA
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nr. KsmnssvAa. pr VOC kusAlnAaa
asA AAnisai vsa Histsa
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-11-15

Manchs ester STAGE the opsntns Al
the var avinxs stamrA cAmpAisa Il
Aanehsatsr . tcsat Of sts.ssy.ss w~tA
VI was sAvinSs stAlnps have bsss soiA
from tbs Manchester pcslufsiss.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-11-15

MempAis ~,An. AAn Phillips. cAAis
fnas Of rsassssss Tor the rcsrsA LII
erty lcAs. rsHwts tAat total saescrip
tseAs obsAiasA hy he vcmsA II The
stass has sasssssa " speresimAisay
IN. rce. tpA. y" r. ''''*- t@'t 20 s.-.'-e 4
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-11-15

NASHVILLE. A fAAmg@asA seh0ci
eaildias u the ps~aae- plant village
just being eosnpssssa III = eo~t sf ga
GEO. was destroyed by q IRE of mystic
rscas artKtn.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-11-15

=. Ball hseaass NJ ard Mn IaAs n
sut,ea have rscsivsA issssr from Col
3 n Batter. 4, =. Marine corps. n.
presains deep sympAtAy over the ~
cen, death OF tAs.r sca. joha A.aisoa
aatson.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1918-01-18
NOTICE OF SALE BY SPECIAL
MASTER

Notice is hereby given that the I'M
dersigned, as Special Master appointed
by the District Court of Grant County.
in Civil Cause Number 5246, eutitled
The Eagle Drug Company, of Lords
burg, N. M, a Corporation, plaintiff,
versus J.. F. Anderson, defendant, will.
on Saturday, February 9th, 1918, at the
hour of two O'Clock p. m, at the front
door of the Lordsburg Liberal office in
Lordsburg, New Mexico, offer for sale
and sell to the highest bidder for cash.
the following described personal pro-
perty, to-wit: One Gas Engine, forty
horse power; nine Iron Pulleys; one
Ore Grinder; one Chain Elevator and
Pulleys; one Buffalo Ford Company
Blower, No. 80 J-787; n Steel Shaft,
Ia feet long; three Lumber Ore Bins,
and n lot of Lumber and Frames.
This sale is held pursuant to the iudg-
ment and decree of the District Court
of Grant County, New Mexico, in said
Civil Cause No. 5246, and bids will be
received on said described property,
both in separate parcels and in bulk,
and the successful bidder or bidders
will be required to deliver the amount
of their bid in cash to the undersigned.
ROBERT M. REYNOLDS,
Jan ll-feb l Special Master.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1918-01-18
Goat Milk Good for Infants and
InVaIids

An interesting Bulletin No. 2s5 has
recently been issued by the Agriculture
Experiment Station, Berkeley, Cal, on
the Mich Goat in California.
In referring to the uses of goat milk.
It says:
The most striking results so far Sc
cured relate to the feeding of goats
milk to infants. The station has had
the opportunity Of supplying this milk
10 a fairly large number of very young
children who were in serious physical
condition, due to their inability to prop
erly digest and assimilate either modi-
fed cows milk or any of the CONNER
cial infants foods that were tried. In
nearly all cases of this kind the physi-
cal condition of the children has been
built up, and satisfactory growth has
been brought about by the use of goats
milk"
For further information, write the
Widemann Goat Milk Laboratories.
Physicians Bldg, San Francisco.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1918-01-18
Prefers Chamberlain,s

'In the course of a conversation with
Chamberlain Medicine Co. $ representa-
tive today, we had occasion to discuss
in a general way the merits of their
different preparations. At his sugges-
ton ! take pleasure in expressing my
estimation of Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy. have a family of six chill
dren and have used this remedy in my
home for years. | consider it the only
cough remedy on the market, as | have
tried nearly all kinds. 49, Earl c. Ross.
publisher Hamilton County Republican,
News, Syracuse, Kans.
For sale by The Roberts & Leahy
Mere. Co.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1918-01-18

There IL more Caioria 20 this section Of the
country tipp 8l ouf-g dl5eafes put together, and
unti TIE b.. AtW years was supposed 10 le
incuruble. tUr u great many years doctors
pronounced Il a local disease und prescribed local
remedies. and W constantly failing TO cure with
hcal treatment. pronounced Il iucuruble. Science
has proven Catarrh ~ be a constitutional disease.
anc therefore requires constitutional treatment.
Halle Caturrh Cure, manufactured by r. j..
Cheney & Co.. Toledo. Ohio, Is the only Constitu-
tional cure on the market. II + taken internally
in doses from 10 droIs TO n t,aspoonful. II acts
directly on the blood aud mucous surfaces OF
the system. They offer one hundred dollars for
any case It fails to cure. Send for circulars and
Testimonials.
Address; F. J. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo, Ohio.
Sold by Druggists. 75c,
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1918-01-18
NOTICE For PUBLICATION.

department of the Interior, u. 5. Land
office at Las Cruces, n. NJ, December
10, 1917.
Notice is hereby given hat Benjamin
B. Baker OF Hachita, N. NJ, who, on
February. 10, 1914 made. additional
Section 10, Township % s., Range 18 W.
NMP. Meridian, has filed notice OF in
tention to make final t~hree-year proof
TO establish claim to the land above de-
serlbed, before George Edmonds, L.. s.
Commissioner, at Hachita, N. NJ, on the
3Oth day OF January, 1918.
Claimant names as witnesses:
John Dalton OF Hachita, N. NJ. Roy
Hamilton Of Hachita, N. NJ. Louis Del
prais of Hachita. N. NJ. John A. Groom
OF Hachita, N. NJ.
JOHN L. BURNSIDE,
Dec. 28-Jan. 20 Register.