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Evening journal., 1918-01-01
GERMANS N PLOT
70 Involve ALLIES
u. S. Plans to Neutralizr
EfoItS t. Link Up Entente
With Bolsheviki
oN lSS MAY TRANSMIT
IASiDIOUS TERMS

WASHINGTON. Jan. f.-Insldlous ef-
orts OF the Germans TO involve the
nited States and the Entente Allies in
ne peace negotat ons proceeding with
he Russian Bosheviki have developed
such a stage that in the opinion Of
ONE officials he.e notice Of the p opa-
yanda must be taken and an attempt
lade TO neut.alize il.
II the Brit sh and French Premiers
re to meet in Paris soon with the pur-
ose OF discussing advisab lily Of re-
'eiving and answering the proposals Of
ne Bolshev.ki 10 participate in the ne
iotiat Qns as has been repoi ted by a
'ading conservative British newspaper,
hey will act in acord with the ags ee-
lent rig dly adhered 10 by all the En-
nte Allies until the detection of Rus
a, not to enter tain any peace pro-
osals from the enemy without con-
lltat on with each other In diplomatic
relies here it was said that any deci-
'on from such a meeting would be
omptly laid before the American
tate Department
Germany is believed 10 be prepared
, offer almost any conceivable bait 10
] individual enemy In order TO drive
wedge into the Allies and cause its
sIupton, and having succeeded meas
ably with Russia, is trying to get that
ton to Influence her late allies.
umoIs that have existed for the past
.. might 10 the effect that another
ace proposal was about to be launch
by the Cent al Powers, either through
he Vatican or some neut al State, a.
lleved to have their foundation in the
l. Oft attempt Of the German ncgot a.
, TO use the Russian delegates for
lat purpose But in either case, If there
to be another peace proposal through
lose channels or II the Russian nego-
ations are TO be made the vehicle to
AIRY forward the German des gns, IL is
lleved In some quar- ters here that the
me Is ripe now for a So ong and we'll
1ns.dered declaration by the Entente
'owei and America that will effectualy
lticirate and counter this attack
10 has been pointed out by State De-
ltment officials that President Wilson
vice already has announced Amo~'ca's
ar aims In unequivocable terms. There
ore. IL is assumed that II Lloyd Geo &c
I'd Georges Clemenceau, after consult
g the spokesmen Of the other Allies,
1cide that a reply shall be made to the
erman proposals, that reply must take
one other form than an address by the
merlcan Chief Executive.
Since none Of the Entente countries
las recognized he Lenlne-T -Trotzky regime
D Russia II will be d filcut for the
lolshevki 10 convey the invitation for
D peaco discussion hut II Is regarded
IS entirely possible that the Ge man
Government might request the Swiss
Foreign ONCE to transmit an invita-
on to America anu to her co-belliger-
'nts.
General star officers here are under
stood to attach great significance TO the
resent attempt Of the Central Powers
o force the Entente Powers into peace
'egotiat ons. To their mind II is a clear
Indication that the German military
Evening journal., 1918-01-01

the recognized authorities on aeronau-
tics that aeroplanes can easily be built
which can fly across the Atlantic and
thereby solve the problem Of delivering
large units Of aeronautio power TO Eng
land, France, Italy and Russia. without
dependence on ocean transpol tation, OF
interfering with IL; and
Whereas, these aeroplanes can con-
duct major aerial ope. ations against
the German feet and U-boat bases, as
well as against the German. lines Of
communication and military industries
and forces.
BE It resolved, That these facts be
brought TO the attention OF the
President, the Council of National De-
tense. the Secretary Of War, the Secre-
tary Of Navy, the Aircraft Production
Board, and TO the American public,
through the press, and that the COM
ing congress be urged 10 expand the
present aerOnautical program by ap
propriating not less than Sl,000,0O0,0O0
for building an emergency air lcet Of
huge warplanes, and also appropriate
SlC0O,OO0.000 10 carry out a cOmpre-
hensiNe aerOnautlc program Of train
ing aviators and building the tens Of
thousands Of lighting, photography, ar
lillery and contact patrol aeroplanes;
dirigibles and balloons, which are
needed to assure the allies supremacy
IN the air"
This emergency air fleet, supported
by the fullest program that can be
carried out in every other branch Of
military preparedness, would not only
put the fear Of God In the German
heart. but would bring victory to the
allies In the minimum length Of time,
and probably cut down this costly and
horrible war by number Of years.
II a thousand hug warplanes OF the
Transatlantic size, could be sent TO
strike at Kiel. Essen, WilhelmshaVen.
Frankfort and other important German
nav al and military bases, each d'op-
ping a ton or more Of explosives over
these German sources OF military wea-
pons, the Germans would be forced to
take from their lines thousands Of
aeroplanes and aVlators and anti-air-
craft guns for the protection Of every
German base and city OF Importance and
that would weaken their forces on the
arious fronts
Evening journal., 1918-01-01

An unexpected rush was made yester-
day on the force at the office Of the
Water Department, applicants some
how getting the impression that lower
rates could he had by Going to the
once yesterday The ONCE force did
not anticipate the rush and was nearly
swamped for a time A table has be n
placed in the corridor for the convent
ence Of the public and the oflce force
will now be prepared 10 accept water
rents without DELAY.
Evening journal., 1918-01-01
OLD DELAWARE AND THE WAR

M ORE Delaware College boys will leave for military
A service this week The patriotism of the student body
Of that institution has been praseworthy throughout
It has supplied, and will continue to supply valuable
lighting material TO the army and navy.
The natural patriotic impulse Of the students been
stimulated all sides by the highly patriotic attitude Of
Dr. Samuel Chiles Mitchell. the PRESIDENT Dean Smith,
other members Of the faculty, and Colonel Pendleton
and Sergeant Frazier. the military instructors.
The showing made the college service flags Is one
that reflects credit upon both the institution and the State
Evening journal., 1918-01-01
IT MATTERS NOT WHAT RUSSIA DOES.

II lie people Of the United States like the peoples Of
Great Britain, France, Belgium and Italy were 70 ced
into this war by German arrogance, aggression and
bloodthrstiness.
Having been forced into IT, they will not abandon It
until they do with full assurance that the treaty
Of peace finally negotiated constitutes the world an
insurance policy against German domination and ex-
plotation.
It matters not what Russia docs at the dctaton Of
Lenine and Trotsky The other Powers In the Entente
win stand true to their ideals and purposes
Evening journal., 1918-01-01

leaders now have accomplished all that
they feel capable Of doing in the neld
They can hold on" for a long time yet.
t is suggested but they cannot extend
fields Of occupation without an enor-
nous loss OF men and time at the risk Of
terrible defeat. Therefore the Teuton
dlplomatists seek to realize everything
possible from what the German arm es
have done, and the Brest-Lltovsk nego-
"-tions are the Irst steps towards that
end.
Evening journal., 1918-01-01
doctrine"
WfR EE 0 WAS IUlIAED
CT W.LMII GTCN CIR

A war romance came to light when
the safe deposit box Of Ia old Aims
worth, of Swarthmo e, United States
Signal Corps lieutenant. killed In an
airplane accident in France December
20, ~as opened The marriage az the
young officer to Miss Alice Bryan,
daughter Of William C. Bryan, OF this
city. was disclosed. the ceremony TAX
Ing place May %, in Washingion, Just
after the aviator had receiN ed word no
would soon be ordered to France.
Because there were two Harold Aims
worth in the Signal Corps. the young
widow held out hopes after hearing OF
her husbands death.
It was stated at the home OF Mrs
Ainsworth's parents last night that Mrs
Ainsworth had gone TO SwaTthmore to
visit the parents of her dead husband
Bucher brass signs bring results-Adv.
Evening journal., 1918-01-01

Fire broke out last night In the home
OF John B Taylor, Of No 1902 West
Sixth street, when an attempt was made
to thaw frozen water pipes. The Union
Fire Company summoned on a stlll
alarm extinguished the blaze. The
damage was slight.
Evening journal., 1918-01-01
The Kind You Have Always Bought.

HIS the caution applied to the public announcement Of Casa that has
been manufactured under the supervision Of Chas f. Fletcher for over
80 the genuine astr We respectfully call the attention fathers and
mothers Thon purchasing CastO to see that the wrapper bears his signature
ofte bottle rcd Parents wiO have used Castoa for their H. in the
past years need warning against cOunters and limitations but present
duty call the attention the younger generation the great danger intro
ducmg into their families spurious medicines.
Dc TgGSa % as @ d % % are BeCp9 %o are now enga$eq N t1e
properly be termed countereit for medicinal preparations only for
adults but for Chens medicines therefore dv the mother
rln closely what she gives her child Adults do that for themselves
but the child has to rely on the mothers Wachhness,
Evening journal., 1918-01-01
MusIcIANs co ro ALLENTowN.

Harry Richard Cox, accompanied by
Miss Marsery Hamilton Hill will give a
recitation OF songs in English at Allen
town, Pa, February 3, for the benelt
~ The Red Cross Society there Miss
Hill will play two piano suites. The
ARRANGEMENTS are under the direction
Of Elmer + Hutchinson, president Of
the Allentown National Bank. Mr..
Hutchinson is president Of the Allen
town Red Cross Society.
Evening journal., 1918-01-01
SCOTT AND HIS THRIFT work.

OUR Federal Government made mistake when IL
~ ppointed Henry p Scott State War Thrift Director
ne has displayed high appreciation Of his duties and
taken such intelligent and Gm grip upon the situs-
tlon that he has earned Statewide appreciation.
Evening journal., 1918-01-01

II all the volunteer nremen in Wilmington were OF the
Patrick Golden brand the people OF city would be
almost unit in favor Of paid nre department lie
certainly has made bonehead play that has strengthen
ed public sentiment in favor Of a paid department
Evening journal., 1918-01-01
FInE DAMAGES Enr-sF-

A slight nre yesterday in the base
men' Of the house at No 40 East Nine
tcenth Street was extinguished by Re
lance Fire Company. The damage was
about 500
Evening journal., 1918-01-01

The Best-Litovsk peace conference called by Russia
asks all begerens to send delegates. Fnel We take
pleasure in nominating Fire Chief Golden and the pres
dent Of the Fame Fire Company with Councilman John
son as bottle holder
Evening journal., 1918-01-01

Villa has captured Jminez. It is not proper to start
a real revolution in Mexico without nrst capturing
Jiminez- It's as necessary shunling new deck Of
cards before dealing.
Evening journal., 1918-01-01
Letters from Prominent Druggists
addressed to ChdS. II, Fletcher.

Central Drug Co.. Of Detroit ch I'VE consider Castoris
IN class distinct from patent medicines It."
Christy Drug coes Of Ttsbug 1--WE have
Castoa with satisfactory results that
refrain from good when a
Jacob Bros Philadelphia I've
endng Fchers castora Of tie Oldest and best Of the
tions Of the knd u7on tie nsrlet"
Hess cann CT ansa CITY 10, Your castoria
satisfaction We Lave r-b-iuto Kind
Have Ar Bought. tie original"
yoegeli 2ncaFcs aa
al times daal for Icc-ers
gives universal o
Polk Mer Eicsmcnd OF
the satisfactory preparations handled
completely pul steadily
creating growing sale ty its merit"
A New Orleans
the rr,c
equipped With the e Of drugs AL proprietary articles there
which have the unceasng sa.e TT castoria has"
IL Cincinnati CAo "Waen
purchase continue
household necessity
firmly established
gladly commendaton Fechers
Evening journal., 1918-01-01
Fear of God IN Hun Hear [! Huge Ar
Fleets Viii Pui ii There, Says Aero Chief

Hawley,
important
do in 1918 10 help win the war? His reply foows0
n HAWLEY
Preside AerO o
Evening journal., 1918-01-01
FHOZEN PIPE CAUSES FIRE.

pueher brass sIgns. ole shIpley st-Ad,
Evening journal., 1918-01-01

Bueher brass signs bring results-Adv.
Evening journal., 1918-01-01
PAYING MATER RENTS.

For brass tablets, go to BucAer.-Ady
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-08-09
TRACTOR GAINING I'M
POPULARITY m WEST
Machine Reported Profitable by
Owners In Corn Belt.
Principal A64s1ssss Hspsissd In All
NY N % hsssy W~~k ovsekay--
8svsaa m MAJ issM&~ I.iss
a. lmeersisnne.

trs~pAssA Ass thu rasxsa sxssss p~p~rs.
ip~es sf AxrsT@staswS
Esta~nex III tim g1ewinx sapaaxf'lfy
at tYaetexs ao ceFMrh~as fxsumx IN
saswa hy rxpssss maase hy Hssss than
NJ tfaesoF awnexs, nine a3s pf essry
ten rspcFfias that sAetr tav~ssmemf
In 4 .faesar had nssv~d pfunsshae,
Tnese Gasz wsr~ sAsAiaed In ths ssmA.
mes and fxst III lsiT, and ta th~ xpxtsg
ut fai& an representative Mliaats fNrsnm
nv seseciasists ef the umssed ssasss Dr.
nArsm&ns AT agriculture. In order sn
dsssrraaRe bust whas cuaasssons iussi.
r%d the parshass Ut q ix1ctaF In that
seesion. Exp~Tsenessi tractor ewaes~
wha nsaete REPORTS sssssa THAT tractors
will pres~ pruttahle I'm aas.ss carn-Aeas
FARMS M I'D acres or nsasv. whaa~ IN
their epinsaa they shaHia not be CO.
ported to d. sa an faraas ef mach is&s
than ta, asr~s. The report ot the sr-
yessixasars rshtssh~a Rs fsrmess''
Raslletfa sSss, STATES that wkils the NJ
ares wer~ essssasaei I'm eely sssc state.
they sf~ applicable throaghca, The ssarn
twlt and that the prospective .traetes
purchaser tssy fsasoszahiy evnnt upos
eanaitax the average performances re-
ported I'm sh~ ssuiy.
Nearly shf~e-fourta~ tTi per cent?
vi those wsse r~p~rtsd ewnei tract.
as ransbae II pulling three piowx.
Eies~a ser eeas reeumnAeaded twe-
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-08-09
Hot Weather Hits Us
Hardest in Stomach

EATOEIC h ths wonderful nsw
compound that ahsuThs The harm.
ful gassa and Juices and almost
instantly drives Away s.om ach
misery.
Inst&ad M sudden and painful
ATTACKS III indigestion altsf ' va
h~sin using EAToNiC you'll Tor
get you have 4 stomach. And there
will b. M more heartburn. ioo<1
repeating, sour stomach. gss pains,
~ ~ lnnpy. bsosas<i feeling yoa hsvs
- ofsen experienced ait~f eaasns. Then
yu1T appsass--yoa know how hard h
b b satlsly IN ho4 wsAth~s ~-esa s,s.e %
two EA1UN1C Tables 4 hall boar h.
aoss sneAls ~Ald ycn viii sn,cy The ~
snlla md fees s>esa&r In evesy way.
These On I inv f~Asnns Why yoa
should saAEt using EA1ONiCt today and
toTsify youf stomach against The rhanns
trcchie thia snmmes. il cosss oaiy 5(,o
tor 4 hie package. Your dsurxiss whom
you know and Gao trus&, vii promptly
rsinnd yUur money Ii ron axS ma
r2oEs thAn eotinl3Ud.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-08-09

pIow machines, while III per cent nd.
ypcuted The usa Of four psaws In an.
swer TN the qutstina what no you
fad to be thw principal advantages NJ
a tractor ter farm wurkf~ ths answer
indicates ths. its ability N io heavy
work and tie I, quickly. TINS cover.
ting the desired acreage within tho
proper season. was con$iivrssl the
principal advantage. The savin. u
trsan power aud The daiaw away with
hired help, enabling man 10 farm
larger scr~axr and thus inersasr
the eyops he can raise. WINS next In
Importance. The ability 10 piow hi =
epod depth. especially In hot weather,
was also emphasized.
Under disadvantages the difficulty of
efficient operation WAS the principal
ps.xss sad shss .sSes xhcSiA as kepa tn
mind by everyone who considers the
purchase Of tractor. ssys the hui.
tetin. In this connection II suggests
that tractor owners take course af
training under competent instructors
In thia lsn~. m the results nj n,ch a
course usually amply justify the ssrns
and expense Involved. Packing n
tho ground when damp was mentioned
by several owners an n disadvantage,
bat not ~ frean@asiy as wws the esse
when more at the older and h~ayter
machines were In us~. Tho expense
delays. and inability to use the tractor
for SHne kinds III work for which
horses could he usssd we're aisadvan.
tases mentioned by several owners
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-08-09
CaIomel Loses You a Days Work!
Take Dodson's Liver Tone Instead
Read my guarantee II bilious, contipated or head
aehy you need not take nasty. sirkenine, danger
Gus calon,d to get Strengthened up

Emery druggist In tosn--ynir drug.
ytst and sverybody's druggist Aas no
deed . great falling OF In the vale VI
aalomei. They aii giss she same rea-
son- DodSSa's Liser Tens IL taking
In paaes.
sCaicnst n dangerous sad people
know It, while Dodson's Liver Toae Ia
perfectly safe and Efves better ~
snits.' said pronineat local druggist.
pcdson's Liver Tons In personally
Guaranteed by every druggist who
eslis IT, A large bottle do~sn't cost
Fsry much, but II Il fails To give Easy
sslief In every casa at Mysr sluggish
ness AMI constipation. you have oaiy
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-08-09
Lemon Juice
For FrectIes
Csrtss '1sAs t&~sss issssM n
As~s fsf = ssa~ esasA Try hit 4

ss@~ens the tas~ vi tSa lsxnms iats
4 hastae eantniatag ths~s e&Mhm II
sreAara wsasA aAaks wat. a1a ~
hare 4 saaFser raHs " tAs Aest fSxksa
ssahsrn and Tn lesaea. aaa ceaara~S.
In w'AIssn*r. Il very. wsxy san1n gssk
Ysmr srccsF has TN asns&a ana
sEy drug ssoes or taaaet ce1neSr wssi
szpray sAr~s assaces vi orchard vAat&
ese q fww esasA Massage nm s'~sssls
ksAsvaas lctisn talp ne fMeM neck.
syma md hands and - bon frsekae&
smahsra md I'm csszrr*Mr md hen
clear. aaft mi Waite thu akiA hssxsas&
TEST IA Ii AArMlesas~~Aats.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-08-09
GET FERTILIZER ORDERS N


Prepared by TIE Csssed sszs&s nspars'
sn@mt NJ A8rieHstE?*s
II Ia important that farmers who ~
poet ~ s~ fertilizers oss iAsar wheat
this fail place their orders early ~
dealers AND manufacturers kaow farm
erx' te@st~ AN saan ~ rn~safsfr. so
shss arasrx can Ne rosatssaea susf
car sf~e~ ssed IN the hest ssisantare-
Trxnsrortatson asf%Tlt5es require
that erwixns rars he loaded 70
their rated capacity. T~say ID order
ina. IL In said. may rsssis In a rsr~si-
tsea at iass sFssng's experience ~hsn
In ny farmers failed to f"selr~ tsess
saixed ssrrstssss sad sesd rnasraass
sassl after rasnsinx ssue-
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-08-09
ask Tor rom fansssy bach.

to aak Tor yoix Hanzsy t&ek.
psdsaa's Liver Tees Ii sasasaas.
sazttag, psarety vegetable remedy.
hsrafess 10 beth ehiidren sad sdalfg.
TAKE n soecufsM III night ind WAKE Hp
feeding nne: aa biissnsnsss. ssek heas$.
ache. sctd stomach sv esnssipsted
bowels II doesn't grippe W. cause tn.
ccnvsnienee al. the nsrt tay hke NO.
tens eatosnel. Take a foss os emieznsi
today snd tomorrow yau win feel
weak. nick and nauseated. nca't hsss
D days work Take Dodson's Liver
Tone irsssad and feel nse. full cf
vtgor ssia ambition ADV.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-08-09
RIGHT HANDLING
SAVES HAY CROP
Proper Time Of Cutting and Rak-
ing Are important Factors Hi
harvesting
EsI TIE Of DAY 70 mn
VIVA asMsii Asrssss n b cssassary
y Msst Until Esw 10 oN.-ars~A
n sAsal4 lsfs~m Hlnsssst ~
AAakiMa Gxpsesmemt&

Ws~e&Fs4 hy the raass.s STATES nepsxs~
nsas VI Axrssxsasxx,4
There liz considerable dinsscnee OF
tpanlsn akssag hay growers ~ To tine
b~st time OF day 10 azaew hAy. Sosae
neser cut hay whsa sh~ grass In wet.
esh~rs start moving al any tisae. and
ban,e Hasw lH The asseraeoa ealy.
When considerable hay Ia xrewa n In
Heeessagy se keep the sao~srs gazing
ssast III the day. Some gyawwtS Of al.
falfa In sie soash ard EaTs Esaw bay
tsea whea light rHla In failing. be-
cause aafavorsble weather makes II
tmpo~agssie 10 set tbs crop tn time II
the nsasfag ts aai done tn gccd weather.
When th@ acreage gfaWa II small. n
In customary To wait until the dew In
pT or tn cur erly In the astsgnaaa.
While this preetfre IN desirable In ssme
cases, In others II IL merely wasting
valuable time and II Should b. fellow,
sd with careful judgment. In other
worsts. the hay grover shaaad Inform
Assnsslf by experiments or by tss~ *xr%-
awnce Ut hts nsigihoss ~ to Tire earliest
possible time In the marninx after a
Asavy d~w nj which IL In safe To start
moving under tflfrsfent conditions essa-
sitlering the amount vi moisture casa.
lalned In the upper surface az the soil.
whether the yield is light or heavy.
the weather. mud whether or moi ted
DER Nv to be used. All possible less af
rsxkx.Asss1 sssEssy s5s*is nv" NJ eFstasfssa hy
having hlrrsi help isilc or employed Mt
work whsch ts less profitable snd neees-
sary than making hay, should he avoid.
ri,
II " important to know hag taurh
has To have dawn az oan F!aas.. II Is
not good practice 10 have two nr three
times NJ much hay eut down as can tn,
hnuled or takea In In ere day. Isass
" quality can he avoided somewhat
hy having the mowers eRty oae day
ahead Ut the crew hauling: then II a
rain enmss NY a minimum amount Of
hay will be damaged.
Tsddine.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-08-09
l.o~ BOO, the TRIO Sack

Tho thing he liked 10 do best Of al
~as not to 10 to family rcunian. On
vas on th. schedule. however. and h
had TO go II meant long ride o,
the train He Was telling frsen,
ahuu. IL.
Yes, I'm SnIng to n family reunion,
no said, and there's Just two thingx
don't tise about n. First. rs the tris
there. SECONDLY, It's the being Their
after ! spt there"
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-08-09

INFANT MORTALITY suastAng iyAsfu We hardly
Of oil ths cAaa born IN cvssd eounss twenty-five snt
c0sQaastsr. ds before y~vsa
pr csnt Asa snsh hss y md hall bsssrs
W. hesitate that timely VI cAstea vcah
Of these p hvea Nsshss do hesitate that
nat& cecasunad
D ueesuss and soothing old M esns eempans san.aia
lsnA opium mophlna Thsy considerable guantits
deadly pooaA y any ean they aps rssard e.casoa mi saA
tayH u II bears tAs stgnatufs VI Cas- n rstcAts n
ssR saasAn1 No ss.s.s o. asrssuss It my fHd 1=[
aiways agnAass E&It<T
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-08-09
WORK IN OLD CLOTHES

fPrepAg~8 by the rnTssJ States
Department et Awrieaiture.l
The idea OF furnishing a AMI.
form for Industrial workers,
@hlle II appeals very greatly IN
sentiment. appears to be alto
Svther lrnrracsic~hle. Farm ls.
hcr da~s not sugg~st 4 uniform.
For the most part, fxrTa lahos ~
done In shirt sle~vs@ and over
alis. Afsd snch town people ~
may hs indn~ei to DO farm ishor
will ind II more e<-pnnuHcsl and
csnveusens In use their Old
csath~x. --~tTar~nr% 0assey, Al.
sassans Secretary ot Agriculture
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-08-09

'pnr wart OF contemporary. say
the rassilie Casstte, ''elaims AZ IA
as the war Ia concerned to have III.
earliest Intelligence That In the kim
cs,f lntcllig~aee they always have 4
4kaas~ aesssa. Z, N, ID .iEassa <sAsn .ssrlys 1
n primitive, II cston Transcript.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-08-09

II want 10 set marriage lieenss,
1Ald tho youu9 nlan In the New York
slty hall,
"What In the laays aamt1 asked
tAA clerk.
Oh, don't kno. Yet
why. you certainly doa't want a
marriage license until you find out
who you're gnlnx IL tnarryy'
~Oh. y~s. do. I'm xainx ~ 10 foa.
k~wr to spend the day, and l want IL
b prvparedt"
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-08-09

~RligEins complains that he Is over
worked"
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