The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-10-18

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not dsesse-a fhs wws- fselss thls
l,Sa alppears 4 hHx~ Egur~ tatsaAsa %
rrpres~ns the Easiixh shsppsng sa<ist
ties Al The euEhr~ak At shs w2s. wAieA
bears these wsrds: -EEgssnd w~at
snia the mar with twensy nalillaa gruss
registered sons vi fr~axAt sp&ss"
Aiaagzaas this esure OF . sig = .
drawina designed to SHOW Cneis s&n
earrytng the unised States t0aasgs aa-
fsr his lsfs ARA. The eaptica sbcrs
Cnele saaa reads; ~CAa America -
place Eaxfand eu sea- 0a ias snip
wtarh rnrse Sam carries 10 pstnasa
this inseripstca: '@Fhree nssfilaa SFoss
registry sena," and below that ID a.
S,Aer Inscription which Ssys: al the
beglaaing III thu war America haa CO.
by tonnage Of three milliea xress reg
istered toas-" Commenting ah thFss
statements. the poster further declares
America cannot Increase her gruss
registered tons for 1918 by more than
two to two ani q hall ualiiion tons
our r-bonts stak twice a. quickly -
England and America can baild!~
The answer Of the pablleity bGresu
% the two seStioas ii ths poster refer.
ring to tte Iranspcrtstsun vt na~a AMI
the building Of ships follows: al the
usnsnvas the bullctla boards OF Ger
aaang scaTeJ the possibility Of Amer.
Lsa sendiag fcFSs IL Francs. there
were already more thuas issstion nght-
iag men overseas. and transports,
waited about by tns American navy d.
tsiss the cowarsily submarines, were
beartag every nonsh hundreds Of
,hoasa pds more. The gauge Ia set aud
the summer ut 1919 will see &.to,U0
lighting Ameriaa men In France, Nor
will there be- lack III ships 10 trans.
port and suaaln them. The Liberty
Bond buyer Ia fast giylng 10 Ataeriea
merchan. marine that will be the
p~vr II any In the world, America
launched In July aioae 0ss5,0ii tons.
Losses 10 allied and neutral shipping
cemhlned. from every cause. for the
las, SIX months. amounted 10 ..tase .yas
tua2
'"The, distance from New York to
England. the Boche points oat. toti1.
meats the bureau Of publicity publ
cation. "is two hundred times greater
than that from Eagiand 70 frsaes.
from which he spells Opportunity for
the German u-bcats' rififul ls this
boast la face Of the facts lass%sd Of
the u-boat being an uaeonqueraele
engine Of war. rs the Hun coneieniiy
expected, II has become the shaking
foe of fshiny kinacks and other iao-
lated craft. The vast array u Liberty
bond buyers. thirty millions strsaS.
has bull, an uabrokan bridge over the
Atlantic ocean into the heart of the
en%my's stronghold Across this
bridge there are streaming our mill
hons Of Hxhtinx raen. ~ good ~ the
world has ever known. munitions and
equipment that have been wrought BY
these back home, whose determination
Is that the American hghtiag man shall!
lack nothlax that he needs"
As a baek.handsd slap at the French.
the German prupa gandists have repro
duced French poster which pleads
with Preach people to eat less 10 or
DIR that ,Ae United States may send
By~f Hrs4e' sssss S,aH es4-v4 Tha.r Exspcb
poster pointed oat that II ever per
soa In rraner would save hundred
grams of food A day that the American
relntoreements could he Increased a
division a month. The French catch
line on this poster WAS "i@eS France
want wheat or ment' aud the German
poster remarks Also the allies are
now beginning 10 have their doubts ~
III a further effort 10 convince the
German people tina, II will he lmpos'
sihle for the United States 10 trans
port tre,rs TO France. Tho German
%FFtlpN wv rHF AN~1Nt SasN fo~N w"
tons ot frc!gh, space are required for
every ~ridssr In crossing the water,
The truth II that a soldier requires
l.ss thaa one.haR this amount of
space
Summing w all the fsisehoads which
the t;~-rnaN esss,~r erateias, the beck
let says: The War Lori o! Ger
rtsny rray Rave sae' ,ssss'.s hs:sss. that
his p~op,e Will devnur In the place II
fc,gl, such statements ss the foreTc.
lns. FsisehosSls, however. are p~r
substitutes aaa ARE likely e. a9srs-
,ate rather than appease when the de-
lndes, people N Germany learn that
every requirement ~ the Amer1cea
settler will be me, hy his patriotic and
unqualified support hack houas II q
single soldier required ten tens a;
frvlxh; ssme~. II wcald he given hin,
Bns the truth IS he requires lSss than
cnc-haH " that.
as for Germans s,a;sulAns that;
even II the United States hal, srom
two and haf ullaea gross regis
trrsi icnx In ,ais /. w~eia nf mean
arsiveranc~ fer the AilseA M further
s>suassanns Ia aessisd ,hsn that ~ iuiv
NJ this year the .o0.0aten mark
he's seen passed II further refs-
tusaw es tho Hon beast os bis
U-nas, proves were needed. I; ulxh'
Ne stated that ,e~s shsa $50 American
sstsers have lest their lives In th~