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The record. (Greenville, Ky.) 1899-1???, 1918-06-20

Hiss NIcAdOO is often asked how she
happened to study the harp. When
quite q small child she heard Il harp
list, and his playing, and his beautiful
Golden harp made such deep i'm
CressiOn on her that from that day it
was her ambition to study the instru-
mCnt and have one Of her own. There
are very few harp teachers, and these
arc only located in the larger cities,
50 ut an early age she began the study
e riit piano, ;frTyt continued ii ustiii
cid enough to enter the Oberlin Con
scrvGroTy, where she received her first
harp instruction under William Kill
gore breckenridge, former student
OF the Paris Conservatory. Later she
WIS coached under Loretta DeL0ne,
who for six years was harpist of the
minneapolis Symphony Orchestra, and
FIJI later she studied with EnricO Ira
mont, FIST harpist Of the Chicago
Symphony. She has been associated
with Nine. ItingslOrf for several sea-
sons and will play some solos COM
posed especially for the harp and also
re-arrangements OF songs ana music
well known on other Instruments.
The record. (Greenville, Ky.) 1899-1???, 1918-06-20
lGde CisiGn.

1 hired Petet Dill to Stay a cat
whose ways wbrc full Of error; it
hOwlcd weird sbngs around my flat
aad made the Rlaht a terror. SAID
Exterminate tie bruts and here's
silver qu&rlers l care not ii you
drown or shoot or bray him in q
mortar" Next night the cat was
sill on deck, with songs of home
and mother; il made nay nerves so
dire wreck knew not which 10th
er. l hunted up old Peter DI!l and
SAID. "You are a gutter! Way don't
you hump Yourself and kill that
cheap misguided cri!tsr?7 III can
not quite MAKE up my EiinG," he
said "how best u 90 II; | 10 not
want to 80 1t UiIua aud botch The
JOB, beshrew it, 10 drown her
where the pillows roar thought [
would endeaVUr; bat then perchanCe
She swim ashore and be as bad as
ever. | thought Ia shoot her with
gun, bar saw tina. was improper;
the noise would star,le every one
and maybe bling copper. l though t
I'd hang ner to tree, but that seems
rather brutal; the plans which have
occurred to me so far seem punk
and futile 1t is no wonder, Peter
Dill" | said that YOU are busted
the way you yaw aud back and fill
would IL axe man dlsgusted. Your
pants are patched before, behind
YOUR coats Is all In tatterss because
you cant make up your mind upon
the smallest matters. I'll give the
js4b TO William Wa, HI pay him
half dollar, and he will take the
NEAREST ak and crcak that midnight
squailer. WALT MASON.
The record. (Greenville, Ky.) 1899-1???, 1918-06-20

II is wei! for The kaiser that fe
"rci oices" while tie rejoicing Is
available. He may remember The
ancient tale of the man who laughed
upIoarlously at the Jun he was go
ipjs TO have rubbing the bulls nose
in the dast, and was thankful after
ward that be go: his laugh first.
The record. (Greenville, Ky.) 1899-1???, 1918-06-20

Mr.. Flowers is one. of Americas most
conspicuous orators. Prominent in
educational and political fields as well
as the ChaUtauqua world, he has
achieved the highest possible success
in prA~a.slng hissaasssa-re to the PEG
pie.1 nc ftebUilding OF the I emple,''
his latest lecture, is a study of the re-
construction Of civilization sitter the
world war; q fundamental discussion
OF peace and progress with special
EefGEcc to the duties and policies of
the Unified States il its relations with
tie world powers. AIr. Flowers is Il
i3Gstc: Of 0ratory and with all the
sincerity and zeal Of The times sounds
in behalf 0f the nation the alarm Of
war to arouse the citizens to real
l2atiOn OF the impending danger and
The necessity for Sclf-preservation and
national defense. Mr.. Flowers is
president of the International Lyceum
Association and presided over the seS-
SIOns of the recent national confer
ence of lecturers and Chautauqua
managers held in Washington and adj
dressed by members of the cabinet, for
eign Ambassadors and Government Off
Gals on all the phases of the war and
what should be presented to the peo-
pie in the Chautauquas this season on
that subject. Hear Mr.. Flowers with
out fail at the Chautauqua.
The record. (Greenville, Ky.) 1899-1???, 1918-06-20

Right In your home you can have
the greatest concert in the world,
for on your VIctrola you can com
mand greatest artists, from ABBOTT to
Zimballst, to sing, play or speak
for you. Call at Ro&rk's and arrange
for one of these instruments.
The record. (Greenville, Ky.) 1899-1???, 1918-06-20
Any Graft that Uncle Sam chooses
10 draw will readily be honored.

oSSGS from submarine ATTACKS
in dcnrstlc waters continue to DIM
nish and Germany is not irving 10
show US "cOrsidGratlon" either.
The record. (Greenville, Ky.) 1899-1???, 1918-06-20

German propagandis's among the
regrnes conutsd on superstition to
further their work aud were chasr II
Ell to iind intelligence and loyalty.
Another German blunder.
The record. (Greenville, Ky.) 1899-1???, 1918-06-20

Professor Atay4#rd L29 Ba&gy is q
lecturer ana edaaateg nf Eational rep
u'ati0n. lie is the ahti.bg 81 .",'rj8-
cibIo# OF Public Spcaking"' ID stpnd-
ut} INA scholarly text. In the edu
cationGt y'NrId he is recognized rs Il
REPRESENTATIVE ~ the hest Qniyersit5
cu!iur" and the elps,", i;.%;3eent of the
9*~itrn spirit, whic Oh seeks to allie
frc results Of study and research III Il
pr;..'icai way. Mr.. Doggy mas vital
merge for every Audience. His pop
fhnr lectures present tAf highest ideals
II "n4cati2p, life, and politics and are
i::odc ~ liz he everyday needs Of
everyday men 's'44 pFQlfnlen. He com
h;QcS intense iDoTni eafnesiaeSS with
iha trained ablhfy Of scholar af']
The 1;raccs of an Orator. jiis,iectHFAs
sa4k as classics in their fidelity to, the
most n%s;cal literary standard. Mr..
Dagsy viii leetbre at.the Chautauauas
The record. (Greenville, Ky.) 1899-1???, 1918-06-20
49, 7 + n
Y

You can get> any q Ha?s' r;achiue
yCH ~ani, at any time, but you viii
kce,, lie & tiatrota-f6ird!v;s;rI. wacn you
get It. ~";}e;ler %'qi& pr ,kc.qDe YOU
wana, 0na' wiich s" .nlapy. people all
over he. void want. 4fa; deliveries
are behind The demand, KQar!, ex-
poets liberal shipments soon, OF Or
dsrs placed mauy months ago.
The record. (Greenville, Ky.) 1899-1???, 1918-06-20

see the strong Inc Of EictGulas
on kUaIk' floor.
The record. (Greenville, Ky.) 1899-1???, 1918-06-20

Lug s;'.l /, of mIiinss a. hoalh S.
Small prices.
The record. (Greenville, Ky.) 1899-1???, 1918-06-20

Nine. fiegsdorf is well know, in
the concert field and on the Chautau-
qu&. platfoFns. Hers charming manner,
, soprano vQice of Ngli.Al vide =, range. and fN-
cnllent quality, and her magnetic per-
sopallty usAies- her q lsl'ime,sfavorite
wherever she goes. piss. Marie ;Mc-
Adoo, pianist and harpist, is a musf
ian IF rare 1DiAty. She VII play solos
composed especially for the harp, and
Will also appear in duets and tT'ios
:kfth tle ot1dr members. -tIE. ~ P.
H.orstpeier III a baFit.ope of ability
ahd draiiiatic presence. He brings to
ha Hpditnces1th hfghdst' Frhe of ar
, tissg3 wt,ethsg.lis selections be jsemi-
popular or classic. Hcaf tnem at the,
CGIhut,eul!a. "A ~; : =. -
The record. (Greenville, Ky.) 1899-1???, 1918-06-20

49, - - 49, .-,t=o-:e ;
Inc tor IS on a Nicir"ia spIi"g gnd
n:iSS;sIe IS c'h 10 oth55r' t75sSr 9m}'nt.:.
TIE tight wci2l,f,s ,4,e-rss-.eE,e does
amay With 1.-The gnrT,- eI,hhs-
sesys1hg a.aa-e,-....Y ,l..4,t So -on. all
otter, u: :ei1:Ras: aas insF.as IS 81
prenc delights Of muse, -cCs and
story. See ans heir a EoaTk's.
The record. (Greenville, Ky.) 1899-1???, 1918-06-20

Golden S al furniture polish, bes;
made, at RoaIk $.
The record. (Greenville, Ky.) 1899-1???, 1918-06-20
THURSDAY, JUNE 20, 1918,

L sn~sr IL. tn> GreeuviIie, KY. U"s,oal2" i
s@,.rtt-o.':'Ss T-rrhrr
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-27
j. S. SHIP IORPEDOEO;
ALL SOLDIERS SAVED
TROOP st4tp BEARING 1900 FIGHT,
ERs LAGs BACK or CONVOY
AND cars AIT.
MEN CHAMBER DOWN ROPES
Steamer 5eseasd ard May De Rebuilt
BY Aities--pestreye rs With Dspth
Bombs siHk shs Enemy ..,
Submarine,

fondon "A troop shia Nth f.set
American soldiers ON board has @eer
torpedos'i. and the submarine which
Arra this sssFpsssat ssaiass ia~ skip IL
believed 10 have b,.ea, destroyed With
ali banda All on board to troop shiy
were saved. and the transport. whIch
did nod slnk. was successfully haachod
and II Is believed can later be sal
gased
The troop ahip was member Of a
large convey appTuac hing the Engsish
coast Tho vessel WAS torpedoed 200
miles from shore
Ia order to save tune. instead n
launching the boats. thu men clam,
bered down ropes to destfuyers which
swaTmed around the stricken vessel
soldiers told the Associated fress
thar they saw the German submarine
lifted clear ou, ~ the water after ore
Of the depth bombs dropped BY ayen
Ing d~stroycrs exploded and then ~.
tifel. disappear
Something had gone wrong With the
troop ships engines. which compelled
her for time TO lag behind the rest
OF the convoy. but the trouble lad been
fixed up and she was fast catching ~
with the other transports when tot
pedo hit forward Of engine room,
The vessel A. once began to sink ny
the bow Many ot the soldiers At the
time were taking baths They I'D not
ss4lt Ia assasA hias saAsasa tey.~sssc <*.ax
with wha, little clothing they could
hastily lay their hands on
TO tho surprise Of mes. Of the sol
diers the troop ship did No, stnk Some
means apparently we're found TO cheek
the thrush of water and sh~ got near
enough 10 the shore 70 be beached
The transfer of the American sol
disrs from the strtchen vessel 20 81
cor,ing British and American torpedo
boa, destroyers was quickly mad
without Injury 10 any one
There was no sixn al panic on tsoard
arA the admire hte hehasinr of the mer
VAS especially gratifying 10 the off
cers Many 81 the troops cana from
chicasu aud Cleveland, and large PEI
centagc OF them WIRE factory hands q
foreign extraction
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-27
OFFICER WINS a1,GH~FRA.SE
Second Lieut. John |. canrcy ~ mo
Marines Highly cermsrded BY
Commanding ofssees.

The bulldog ienecsiy and nerves at
s,eel which characterized the opera
tons of the United States marines In
their classic capture af ChRtesn Their
ry and Bsiieau wotsd In the second bat
tie Of the Marine earned unusual eorn-
tnrDdRston for Second Lieut., John l.
Cnnrcy VI the marines. The cotn-
fn~ndinx rt!srrr ot bis regiment wrrts
10 The brigade commander tina, IAcu-
tenant. C1afay aas Conspicuous In
his services 10 the hattsIlons In line.
carried 90 his duties Of storm reo-
ter AZ boinhsrsim-ht hr enemy high
sstaos5we. stifaptier hfif gas shells.
"Thronghoss, this period be supplied
the troops In lire with ammunition. rs-
lions water and engineer stores with
tsreiess energy, marked executive abb
isy, foresight and hhsaiate fearless
rrss NJ sll h0uvx nj The day and night
Me newer failed In crisis aud only
bulldog teusctty ard nerves ~ steel
made II possible fur hltn fo discharge
his notifications duties when snTny
Gre sxplo3rd III ammunition damp TN
der hss charge hts energy and csrol-
ness confined ;he damage to a mint
muFn-
Lieutenant Conroy's mother Mira.
John C1nr@y, lives ct tp ijvingrt0n
street. Brooklyn, n. Y.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-27
ENEMY U.DOAT SUNK
BY AMERICAN VESSEL
STEAMER HAD FIERCE BATHS
OFF ATLANTIC COAST --~ AIT
Nv AMERICAN SHOTS.
SUBMARINE OPENED FIRE


Washington Destruction or an en-
erny submarine on Sep, 4. Oft the Al
lsniic coast by gun fire from ths
Aasssaenn sesaa4sr s'rgnsH iSeeE, was
reported TO The Navy Department, b,
the master Of the steamer he saie
tia. tao shats ~ete ohseTy ed TO h!i
tire submarine. Which sank after q ter
rifle explosion
The submarine, the cAptAta aAii
opened fire oa thu steamer a, "a raass
~ ! 400 yaFas. but when II seuna
after an Interchange 81 three score
shots that II was ou,rsagca by the
American guns II tried 10 draw Oft II
was then that the ship pg, IN the tse
shots which the captain believes Do
siruyed the enemy
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-27

Savarrsh. Ga Fifty Or more per
@1es are reported SO have suffered
more Or less serious injuries vixen ~
Isle ~ Hopc susertaa trolley ear
tarmsd ever \, the corner 81 Sath snt
Ab1rcroya streets TIE car which car
rted from &c 10 50 passengers ~as said
10 hAss spprpa the4 TIRE carve Ia the
trscS AZ the street Snrnet si;a tcrsss
srsNse sp@et wAtca caused IL to turn
ever on sAe SIDE with Il crash II wHs
necessary % cut Avsy parts a to
Nsry Sustained Aroset arrss ara lerr
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-27
AMtfiIGAaaSS IAurGii
DRIVE AGAINST HUNS
IFHEhcH Help The AMERICANA
IN rWEAT.M.ss OFFENSIVE
ON LORRAINE pRoNr.
TWO ATTACKS ARE OPENED


with the American Forces on the
Lorraine f'rGnt THE Americans have
iannshed an attack On ths German ID.
sSsttofs. All Gam. they had progressed
generally along tAs line, Some prss.
onesa were taken At different parts oil
thu sector. ThA attack was preceded
by a barsgs iasslng four hoars Tia
attack on tina sca,hern side OF ,hs st
Aahiai eaiisat VAS maee along dis,
tsHee 81 to miles Tho attack on the
western side VIA on d fronl ef eight
snilrs. Thsre has haeu VI great c0aeea
tratioa Ut Franco American artillery
amt entente aifpianaa aia operating In
large numbers,
Tia first wave III American troop.
met with little resistance. and thu sec,
cnd American wave waa Ia possession
81 points OF the German first liue,
ThsAmsriean troops are all intensely
eager and are fighting magaiticsatly
French and American artillery st
rsctsd a terrific barrags fire on III"
German stssiIjpns on, this fraai. The
reply Of the German big suna was Wig
Grums nj som. rlaern. although ~
whole II was weak
Tho American attack sa!lawed
heavy 0nnaharssment by artillery Thea
~ ASsaFfiHn tFfups wetft over tne tab
Tho Germans. who had been .Kpcet
9Eg m attack hy the Americans. hut
who did not know when and whore II
would be- launched. were simply para.
Nsad hy sAa great force of artillery
pFspasatsta:. tsderd. the EunS Simply
paivefixad thu anany's front line and
tore great holaa In the eag:h many
milea bark OF their lines
Ths attack waa the @eates, military
undertaking The American army has
ever attempted. and the forces are car
ryinx II through splenA!a!r
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-27
MARINES FIGHT IN RUSSIA
1880 seAaas. Cut. rbsis, M.as< .out. al, a
Dangerous posltcn IN Deep
Swamps Two Days

Archanke.. Northarn Europeaa Rus,
eiA.~4A detachment OF American blue
SAckets was among tho entente allied
turces fighting recently In the vicinity
u Oherssrskays which resulted in (, -
capture OF the town The Americans
successfully extrscatcd themselves
from 4 dangerous predscannnt whoa
surrounded by tho encmy
The Americans were part Of ,hn
expedition which approached the town
tSUm the rear worne time IN advance ~
ether torres mosiss in another direc'
Tim, Completely surrounded. th~
Americans fought their way through
but found Themselves i'm hrddcd Ia
Asae swaasssae ,AssAsas aAt<a .'Asy
struggled for mere than two DAYS
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-27

ioadon The nritis. smashed To-
ward re,sn,ls~sTy GA front ~ ~
miles. from the hrai hlgh
roAi al liavrintoart Ia iAr-rnktcn YVES;
~ 81 Qucntin OG both wings OF this
attacking line they progressed fNc
ari hall miles
The stocks * coal ard rnad metal
wh!eh have talon tr,n British r4asses
sian. sogether with Mrg- Quantities q,
ether war material prove taat II was
she rneruy's iutcrttca to rvns.n In &C,
curs.ton 81 ths Serame battlefield a.
tag the lpipter months.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-27
reason y. y, rtceps Landed,

Washington American troops hay.
landed a, ArchanEel to assist the other
allied forces there In their campaign
Tor tho no establishment Of order la
Northern Russia This announcement
sas Authorized by Gen March. ehle'
of staet
tor military reasons the number OF
soldiers lsuiing vas not revealed nor
Was L clear from whence they had en-.
haraed II WAS assumed however. the
soudiers had h~nn sent from EusItsa
camps where Americans are trainins.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-27
CZAR|NA AND -FOUR
DAUGHTERS KILLED
WHOLE IMMEDIATE FAMILY OF
LATE CAR HAS THUS eEEs
ExrERMiNArEn
ATTACK D0MAGEk EMPRESS
Report That Red Guercs ssa1ht ys
Kill the oc~saer. Her DsusaIs~
and ALSO the Duke u
otdsabusa.

London The Daily Express claims
10 have unquestionable information
saat the former empress u Russia and
her four daughters haze been mar-
dersd by holsaeyikl Tee paper prints
the following
THE Express understands from a
source whtrh IL beypnd doaas that tho
empfeas OF Russia and her soar dauga
tsrs have been murdered by Hs1ishe
vikl THE whole immediate family Of
the late eEaE haas thaa bessh exterml
nAsaGL r.a..
Il Ia further understood that oths
aosagfr emprsss. @h0 slth her dauGh
ter and son ln law. tbs dase u Osaen
hafg, has bsen staying AZ Yaita aas
recently attacked BY the red guards
vito sought 10 xiii all ,hres sailors
OF the Black Sea fleet interviewed and
fought the red guards
FOR full fortnight The fight con
iinuod until the red guards were hsat
on. II Ia row understood that the
toaager empress Ia safe"
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-27
rhlRrEgN MILLION REGISTER.


Washington. Thirteen milsion men.
prcAahty more, the force from watch
viii come the reserves ~ wta ths war
wer~ registered September : in the
sccond great mobilization q, ,ae ma.
tseuN man power,
A. these men were moving t9 every
city, town and hamlet ever the cN0G
try 10 add their names 10 the roll x
tho ti.eou.epo who had rcststrret be-
fore the nations tigh,ing army over
scas was Aurl.nx itself asasns, tnr 20
envy In the first distinctly American
Offensive operation ON the western
frtnt
demonstrations ea patriotism every
where marked the restxtrsssaa,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-27

Many Are Fran stases, W hese tes VIC,
ters Are Like ThN, IN Russia.
Speak Russian Language,

ArehAnFel American troops hast
arrived safely at Archangel Many
OF them epsaA ths Russian language
Haeniiy Many ~ those troops arc
from states eherc the Winters are like
those In Russia. Their voyage waA
quick and tranquil The men suffered
fvw diseomfts. excep, there was b
heavy list Of sea sickness
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-27
Meets Death When Heavy Ratter Fsus

Memphis One fireman as instant
ly killed. four others recs led r.inc-
Injuries and loss o. APR 'orlmAtalv
t.S,oNd was sntsiled in s!re Ahtcs
broke on, at the Buckeye cotton OIL
company The seedaoase, containing
many tons IL seed. was des royei
Frank tampsxrs. lsdte aAn. WAS
KILLED when the large RATS snppor,
ing tAs floor on which res: "a tons O.
cnt,onseed burned and collapsed A
large i3xis raf,er. tsllins a distance
%, 20 fees. struck Csmpaxna On the
forehead. causing instantaneous Death
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-27
wERE MONTHS or aoaRoR.
july ana August VIII Never De For
got In RussiA.

Stockholm July and August wer-
months Of horror which never will be
forgotten by persons Who watched
Rassia's two great cities retrn.rad
and Moscow pass through the mad at
tempt OF tho bolsheyiki 10 shoot or
imprisen all persons who disagreed
With their Wild efforts 10 control
erumbling European Russia sep,em
Der probably viii be worse. FOR the
opposition parties are gaining strength
through desperation q.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-27

Washington cntytso additions,
colleges hsye Nceu authorized nv he
War department ~ Organize units q.
the students army training es,rps IN
wrevhase ~ rxtrteate the snSare.4
tNtpSs.r Among them are Sousa wess
Texas state Normal school, TEXAS.
lntan university, Tennessee. Okla
hotns \ 4 " college
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-27

Washington --Ceatea;rs;toa % I $.
,rxs,rs in tAe American sectors -
gTaass 10 prysec1ias rapidly and Ge1
rsrsasss naw m. sE1er hk. airv<;
command asore than ~ par cea; q;
,As ,r,>,es ~+e have reached tie cts
or side, Tafs WAS revealed ev tsea
MArch eAtef q STAN
Ger NsrcA ANNOUNCED also BAT tbs
Tweasy.sevents dlvssaoa Preysoasly
rslrtag aehiad tAe B-ltsA aaes. IS
apx W the l!rs in ElasGsrs TaAs s1s
Interpreted 20 asss that ;Ae tiTtsscs
we2ii seea .oia PsrsAsns's array
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-27

I.oE6s= Tse Germans aslye-es
ssasnst the eosii CPS
roz BY ihs 3ritiss west q GosIeas
cczr,. s-as.ias he Hinder ears tine
sssiAvsst 6. Ca-brxs Fea4 &*-sA&I
lisir srrczrsrgi in lis cfs1caa state
~: asa sala IRE enemy sssazI; aat
Ag--e1 cse-qF iFss3y repa,s@i
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-27

spgcsrsd and your Vegetable Csxapaand
has made me b well. streng ~yxsAii -
l do oil my ewa hoasewosk. ] eanncs
r~cemmend LYDIA H. fiakhasn's tegs-
table Compound too highly 10 wmneis
passing shrvssgh tho Change af lSset"
Mira FRANK fEEsssoS, Isi6 s. orchsts
S.. urhahA. Ill
wnmsn who suffer fr~sn nervousness.
''heAs hAaAsx.n b&ekA1As. headaches
and ''the hiaes" shnah Try this famous
root and herb remedy. Lydia H. Pink
hams Vegetable Cosnpcand
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-27
Nevada Senator Fi-st Ve REGISTER,

Washington Senator HunierSoa II
Nevada las the distiacih,a Of esias
the first aeaAer 1t the United States
senate 10 REGISTER under the ae~ ira.s
Ia~ exseaasas the aSr .tvl1ts u aeee
NADER u Ne a,cl si,A lcral drs.t
authorities q registration cs-tttirase te
forward 10 his bone At EMO, New
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-27
couNrEaArJAcks REpULsEo.
French Take 90 Prisoners From Five
cffere~t Regiments.

Paris French troops have creased
the Croxat canal opposite Lea.
Two strong German coup'erattacts
were repulsed BY the French in The
i.arsax region. northeast OF Soissont
The French taok 10 prisoners e,elons
ING 10 five different regiments
With the allies Immediately hesore
or approaching the Hindca burg l!ne.
the enemy w beginning to react more
violently With hss artillery.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-27

Washington " V Richards. sgrt
cultural coanmf.s staaer for the South
err railway for years. and widely
kno~D in railroad circles la toe Saath,
asei at A,lan.ic CITY. n J He sEt
feresi q nervous BREAKDOWN several
years age from wAtca he do rot re
Princeton. Ill. - Years ago
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-27

Washington, The Eighty second d!.
vtsicn. composed Of Alabama. Teanes
see and Georgia troops, which trained
u Camp Gordon. Atlanta Is among the
divisions ON the Lorraine front On
which tho FrancoAmeriean attack was
launched. according 70 reports avajla
Nie here Various shifts ~ American
tnrces might have removed tho Eighty,
ssrond from this iron, STAGE the latest
resorts we're sent.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-27
NtNEry.rnsEg sIkr TO PRISON.
W. W. Men Convicted In ChiesSe
New NJ Fer Lsavsnworth,

l-eavsnwcyth. Mas, Dressing tn" a.
the ~ Industrial workers Of the World
received at the federal p~ri;entiar,
hsre WAS begun and required the great
er part Of the day The Industrial
Workers OF the World are not TO b.
treated as group in the prtson. the
warden stated, and By noon 10 had
been assigned 10 varsous shops for
work " u Haywood was not among
those first assigned
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-27
Nc crpottartty To raSe Prisoner

WN NEsSFN@fFS y axe rrtSSNeFN
Win 'ae American ARMY IN france
Despite ssNsss German resistance
American tJS>An$ hare aiySa cei sav.
erai rsists toward TIC AsSae
AZ ART, after heavy NSrrsgs
tkey Attacked tie voemy a,,ceg3si !
wood sloEs tie Alsne anal sad tArsv
the Germans acrxsss tGt tAnA
rher~ was NO egaoysGAi,s 70 TAXI
prisoners. but tae t,sl ~ Gey'eTu leSt
vas great a. eerara>oG vt;A sGs mag
nttaae az the engagement.
The artillery o. beth sides vas n
siolest sstiea.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-27
tteutenass Coleman Ailss.

~ Louis Lieut.. Eugene W Chic
msa, wa wss reported IN the Official
rsusaahy list ~ Aag n. ~ having
h~"n KILLED in action IN France July
10 Is ss,li aliNe sscrrGl9x 10 A cable
gram hss father + A, Coleman. has
r~eea,c3 fresnl TIE lieutenant