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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-14

Poczawszy z dniem 1890 czerwca
miejsce zabawy ola mniejszych die
CT W parku Davis Square PREY 45-tej
i Paulina utica otwarte bedzie VIE
czorami. Miejsce zabaw zaS ola star
szych chlopc6w | ~dziewczat bedzie
zamkniete wed{ug starego zwyczaju.
TAX nam donosi p. T. Sleszynski, dy-
rektor parku wyzej wymienionego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-14
Hmony

z seersucker krepy, skrO-
mne perskie desenie, upie-
kszOne atiasem do wybO-
ru "a
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-14

Dnia 1890 czerwca, 1918 r. x. Fran
ciszek Mazur z}ozyf rezygnacye re
wszystkich ~czynnosci W Zarzadzie Clio
wynn Polskiego Towarzystwa Oswia-
towego W Ameryce. Jake o~rganizator
zajmowal on W ciagu istnienia iowa
rzystwa wszelkie urzedy z wyboru lub
W zastepstwie. Rezygnacya X. FIR.
Mazura zosta}a przyjeta, a tymczaso-
wynn prezesem obrano p. CT. Kotow-
skiego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-14
Dzieciece Sukienki

z najlepszego kOlorowego
ginghamu, OzdOb. plaids /
6ratek, skromnie upiekszO
ne, wielkoSci 6 do Ia, 20
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-15
HOLD JOBS FOR EMPLOYEES
Senator Mcclellan introduces niti Re-
tanning on eligible aoils Enlist
ing Employee

Washington The first bin 10 carr
for government employees whose EN-
llstment has added another star 10
lhss eaf.ssEse ilas ~ ra'ae s!saneh u Tive
nations forces was introduced ia the
senatr by Senator Mcclellan 81 Ten
nassee. provided ,ha, ANY soldier or
ssilor who leaves the government ser
vice ard enlists or accepts o com
mission IN the array OF navy within
six menths after leaving the govern.
ment employ shall he retained on tbs
eligible rolls and restored to his old
position after ne leaSea the army or
navy, provided he IA s,IIl able "a do
any part ot tha work apon which he
WAS originally engaged
Tho committee on military affairs
ef which Mr. Mcclellan IN member.
and the ciNli ssrNtea retirement com
mit,es. Of which he IA chairman. are
10th favorable 10 the passage OF s0ch
u neAsarN. =.. ......
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-15
SEBASTOPDL MAY
FALL TO TARTARS
RusSiA'6 SLACK SEA NAVAL
sAsE 10 sEsiEGEp AND FALL
is ExpgcrEo SOON.
WOMAN LEADS MOB FOR FOOD
Rioters Enter Cellar VI Brewery and
Confisesss Large oysnsisIes ef
petasees Red Guards join
Mob, HEADED BY Womaa.

Pesroarad Tartar forces have OF.
eapied faita. la the government ol
Taarida. and are advancing on sebas
tcpol, hassla's chief fortress and
naval base on the tiiask Sea, accord,
Tag 10 tisp&seh received from Sc
hAstopol
The dispatch adds that the Tar,ars
sre dealing mersilessly WITH Red
Quarts. sailors aEd soldiers
10 ,he crimea and the CAUCASUS
Regions al tRsssias saeasatas, to. MA
latest available statistics. there are
near 2.oeo. 900 Turko rartass They
arr descendants nf the Tartar WAT.
riors who In the Middle Ages swept
over Asia anasy" tan .saAsseAss as sf
Ienghix Khan and threatened Europe,
There has bean much intermarriase
between the Tsrtars and the Turks,
cossaess ard other races
General search Tor tood supplies IL
being conducted In F-trnxrad by A,aee
Red Guards. who surrounded ware
houses, railway terminals and the
larger docks There was an iinmedl
ate drop ia ihs price OF foadstafts In
the markets Potatoes fell frona one
and one-half rphies pound 10 ~ ko
pceks; batter from II ruhles pound
10 ak ruales,
The food commission has An
ncunced an sacrwass In the bread ra'
tion from oaestoarth so one half a
pound daily
A mob. led by wossa an. aitae ked
a brewery where large supply OF po
taiues was stored, entered the cellars
and refused TO dspsrSe even When
The Red Guards fired Many Of the
rioters we're wounded
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-15
MILITARY MORATORIUM.

Washington The adm sol
aisrs and sailors ci-.! .rsSh,s bill.
which passed the housc unanimously
last year and provides Tor a military
moratorium. Was ordered iarorShsy re-
ported by the senate Judiciary eom-
mittee Minor amendments sere adA
cd. ha; the purpose VI the aiIl--io ~.
ii~ye men a, the frunt from legal rwo-
ee~tiuGs retained
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-15
AMERICAN SHELLS
STOP HUN RAIDERS
HEAVY aGMBARpMENr Hg u. q.
ARTILLERY FRusvRAres
GERMANS.
DROP GAS SHELLS ON ENEMY
q o. .. Cali Frem French sector
srirss Prompt Rsspeass Frem
Americana With psssiy Hs
sasss On Ensmy,

With The Army In Frases. IA Ger
man harrAxe tire Ut sanda~n opened
the heaviest BON eartmant Of many
days along tho Amer,esn secsor. the
American ARTILLERY replying shelf FOR
shell - the firias OF the heavy guns
apresd aionx several kilem~tsrs VI
froas Two Americans vsre killed
and cine woandsa during the bonn,
,h~reHent. aud one suffered shell
shock.
b, A. IA .kso.n shai ihs AssrleAn., xnaa
nsrs wrecked several Of the enemy
dasoats and so badly damaged the
FIRST line positions thai Al oas poiat
the Germans are unable to occupy
AhAs1e $500 ,.3sat' -@1.~ s73ss ~ p n3.i
When the homhardmeat bad reach.
cd It's greatest intensity the Germans
suddenly concentrated their fire at
iwo points, throwing ahoa, s6e shells
into town In which Tho headgaar
iers al certain regimen. are located
and which heretofore had been tni
maae to enemy fire
After the huni bardnent wound. 4
American soldier WAS discovered In q
position where Il was necessary 10
carry hin, ever treDeh top 10 field
dressing station A medical corps
man displayed the Re-! Crosse and the
Germans ceased firing unii the mas
was removed
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-15
RED. c|R0Ss REPORT
COVERS BIG WORK.
NATIONAL HEADQUARTERS w.
SUE DETAILED REPORT Or
HUGE HUMs EpENT.
WORK REQUIRES HUGE sum
rs.$soltz7-as Apprasvssssd For r.
lief In This cszaisry aaa Ahrsaa
oarsnI First Year " csSa'
tsy's Struggle

Washington ~- What thA AmaYscAa
He'd Cross has done wash the vast
suAH OF noRss sntraatsa 10 IL BY tho
people vi sige tnited States h stated
IN detail tn report hsss issasd BY tiss
nasionst headquarters TO date. tss,'
4s9,fIfia las been appropriated sos
relief work In thla coaasrY and
abroad
For farslgn resisf yi4.stT. 7sS has
bsea appropriated az follows France,
$40 1is,-5s S9s Eel6iam sA.ssS.s3l.
Russia. i5si,st9s7. Rnlsmania. t9sf,'
3ss. Is. Italy, s9.ttG.0ts: Serbia SSH.
LEO " Great Br!taih, ti,Tea.stE 9th
er foreign countries. ss,Ssss 800; Amer
lean soldtsrs who rnay br taken ert&.
cner, s3t3. as7.
The foregoing appropriations are
from tire time the united states co
tered the var until April 80. 1913 For
the United states the Rrd Cross has
appropriated ta.sisiSsas9 aad the tea'
son this san Is not larger to bes suss
Eas government prosiaes nearly sy
aFytsinx cor array ard navy seeds.
and besides. .herc 10 no civilian dAs-
srass In this country OF any ccnsidsra
bio proportions
The great variety of the military
and civilian rciiof wofk bstng done
by the Red Cross is Indicated briefly
In the following list: Cantnens that
afford feed. baths and sleeping guar
tiers for men 4, the front. rest sta
tions and recreation csntsrs for sol
diers y transit and at port Of arrival
In France. care Of destitute children,
furnishing supplies In 1000 ospttals,
teaching mutilassd soldiers new
trades; rrcoastructson VI villages
hrinsins. .saka,Aer families Of soldiers
seastxr~A BY tas war, tssn3 scx cens
vaIcscsnt Soidisrs ssnitsriams tor Ia
bercniar and other patients. food,
clothing. medicine. and shelter for the
homeless and destitute, aud other nc
nvftiaa too numerous 10 mention
II Is stated BY the natiouat war
council that all salaries and admins
,rative expenses are paid on, of snsm'
hvrship dues. NO that every penny
given to the Red Cross war fund has
been spen. for nriief THIS answers
the rumorS that have been circulated
about the expenses NJ operation
Out u a55 executives IN the four
teen divisional offices OF the Red
Cross In the United ststee. ~ per
cen, are women, The policy Ii to ~
leet the mos, competent person re
CARELESS Of politics, sex or religion
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-15
DEFINE .MTERNED ALIENS
Only THOSE cepfteed in tntsenmsnt
Campo Arc To De Known A
"Enemy,"


Washinx,on. President W llson by
proclamation Included under the term
"eaomy" in the trading withthe enc
my act Nil enemy aliens Who have
beeu permanently ,pteraed by the
War Department
The effect II the proclamation Ia
10 enable the alien property Custodian
o take over and manage the property
Of enemy Aliens II means who have
been permanently tutsrned. thas clint
Is tins any possibility Of their carry
ms on from the ihterrment camps
.radinx activities which might b 10.
l,.icai 10 the interests Of the usited
states
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-15
llBllR IS NEEDED
BY. MANAGER P|Ez.
EdE AciiNcs stslF,asS0 anARn
Ars5s sacos WoRkrAEN ,N
&ssasxARs$ Ar cNcE
ITO RUN THREE SHIFTS A DAY
hathsa Barn AHssrss==-==s Nfs~kmsM
ssass MOT RssRaAaIssi ~ Aspsas
70 Rasssa sAse& -ossrtsw MI,
iAaa AaswAsaaes NesSea.

WAsAinastsa. $3.50 RsseessaiAslat sas
ssxssss ef katssfw " the gosvfmm&RgAs
aAspAaaa&tss programs ~&s pat 90 In
Dor ty SAArtes Fsel vsc~ gsF~ssacai
and ss~ersi as1ssssr u :AAs umsrY.
saey feet sssrfSsasiaz, In aa arrsaa
foF sAspyara workers
Tar sAlpFsHs hoard aAs n@s~ssary
yards material and naeass, \ Ae saba !
AL thas Is txeksrssis b spiFts aa TIN
a2ssea sAas ,ssss send a quarter nj q
aAIsaann Asnex4eap paoshaaArs inse ;lss
yards 10 give tas best aa3 sa@ss u
tietsas vera
TAs fact that sAseyarsis are WORK
las oaly aas SHIFT sis dsss wesk wss
characterized by MIR, t'iea as ~taaa-
stfrNs
IL Nc are To keep aAeaa a the
Submarine csmpaiga. said be-, 'ws
,aass ras three shifts 4 DAY, u. weeks
In the year
Mr. ftaxss statement rSgvtnaeS
~WitAia 70 days huge government
yards will ha. compsstea, and soan
saosx sAxa sasaaa ~aFAmsa viii be re-.
asiTcd Ia farntsA the tAFwe eight.
acar shifts aeesssAry. rae shipping
board ncw has lie saigw1ys. sas Tor
~oceea ships aud ~ far steel cea'
strWtirn
~ttaf program calls Tor tie COR.
strueslm In 1918 ot etgh, tisnss tho
sonnAse delivered In 1915 Al Q cost Of
mors than ti.eeo. eoc. ees
I an safry 10 sAy 1t the prrssat
time the native-eofn Amarsean WORT.
aaan N mot the aAinstAy of the ship
yard. for he II there essiy to the e.
tent Of 10 per cent Of the men sta,
ployed. and 10 the exisnt VI ss per
scpt ~. Hrs fsrsea " aepana 80 tar
sa2AheFH lAaor !. ,i..s,,-,r, sg,essgag.,, 3..>s
we ali homer the men iD ua.form
and the came honor must be given 10
the men who GO TO work IN the yards
Just az the navy ~ the first tire Ut
tire AftsssA sErr.YA ~AA@~ ssss. ~ Ger.
many drr*ads upon her sabsnarsnss.
~ aust America depsad TOR victory
apoa the saspbailders tn the Ams~t,
can yards To the semea Of America
| say send yeaf men 10 hs shse
yarxit. for they will he doing there no
ie3s sersss. ,hsa ia the army or the
nAvf and they viii be returned ~ ven
safe and well paid. after having par.
formed a duty that In q primal aets
atty III this war
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-15
AMERICAN TROOPS
VICTIM Or U-BINTs
ynAhspoRr ruscAhEA, WITH 2.5s7
AMERICANS ksoARlo. 10 SUNK
orr TIE IRISH COAST.
MAS UNDER BRITISH CONVOY
Tire ofsieisi Statement ssys Al Ek
vspt fct AZ shsl 2.as7 AsHsrieaa
soidssrii sad Grew Rave
Been Accounted Fer.

Wsshinstoa. --latest official advises
10 the war department accounted .ef
ell except i0I q the 1881 American
&GiaiisFs and Graw wao ssar~ 90 heaGl
the British timer Taaeanls 1hsu sab
marine sent her down off tae Irish
toast.
The troops, composed chiefly Of d.
tachnaaRts ea Mteaigaa and Wisconsin,
aassoasl silsrasmen. ~eFe travelling GA
tha Tascaais. o BEistFh weasel. sadsr
ecssoy Of brltlsa wafshtgs
Because Us The hataEe Of the military
organisations carried by Tbs shig, thc
war department announced that IL
woaM be impossible to say definitely
WHIST troops we're aboard uatA the Lat
OF survivors MAS received.
Ths state departments diapateh
gave the number Of soldiers on beard
~ ara, sis ssss than the war depart
mshtH report II told oi pisna prompt
" made for CARING for TIE ssfyifors,
The state department issaed this
statement;
1.-THE latest adyicss received by tbs
Hsats department from tho emDaaay at
London regarding tbs Tusraaia are
that l,pi2 officers ard men On the Tas.
eania ware accounted for out VI AHA
THE ambassador has sent an assist
ant military attachS and another army
officer to Belfast. Ireland, Represent
ativss Of .hs American Red Cross and
thA Y NJ G. A. atso have gone. with
full power 10 spend oil the money
nsedsd, aud authorizations from ,hs
British HE'D Cross to use their equip
msnt a, BsttAst The ambassador fur
thsr reports that the lard mayor VI bsh
fast IN giving oil the aid possible
), ,ssssed Transport 20 % Tespsdoss'
The fascania was ina Hrs. ship ear
vylns American troops 10 Europe to es
sunk by German submarines, hu, the
American transport Antilles vas tor
pnaaed and sunk In the Sss sons willis
returning to the United States from
France aud IA soldiers acre lost. with
iss other persons. Including several
members of the nasal armed gnard
American warships conveying trans
ports 10 France laHt June twies fought
of submaFlas attacks sinct tkea.
however, there has hern no report OF
an attack on ship carrying Amari'
can troops To- Europe
Recently ths navy department haA
feared that tho Germans would make
a concerted ctior, TO intercept trans
ports the recall Ut many ot the sab
marines To their bases being inter'
prntcd as preliminary to such a cam
paign.
The position OF the Tuscania ~hwn
ahe WAS SUNK Ia tAAen 10 indicate that
she was bound 10 England.
Her sinking definitely discloses that
british ships are being used 90 carry
American troops abroad. Supplement-
Ink American transport tonnage This
fac. has been minated before. and
probably arises from thc decision of
The stfpfelnE' war tnNttii- se"rnsse svS.i
cry effort 10 augment Gen frrshtpgs
Army during the present year
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-15

Washington II Vas practically
certain after conference between
Fuel Administrator Garfisl "a and ui.
recrs General MeAdoo that the heat
less Mondays eolid not be hntnsdt
ately abandoned ~ bad bern hoped.
because The intense Guild had 20 cut
down movement u fuel supplies 70
tho country.
An Director General McAdoo and
ruei Administration 0arfs~td went
snto cuufer~scs to tssruws shaaaons
inS the heatless MonAsy reports
came In showing coal movements
east 81 the Misaissipps rus more than
Is per csnt In The last too days
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-15
phNsaeiang' nsAthA

Az Nh .aAtapie " iaaw malicious Ant
seemingly inaoceat Ii German prona.
gmntia la the United States may hs
cited the ruBaars and the actual Facts
about mortality among The allied
rhysicians n, the western sruns.
Reevntly the S,uai statistics we're
produced. which showed that The hat.
tie RISKS ~ n physician are scarcely
mere than those of civil life. Beaween
ti,~ ss~wtnnaas al tks aaf AID Iasa ~.
ISIS, tsiF ssss tT~esh ssEsi s5sssTst~h s,vss4'
tors have l,een killed. 7sf7 woantssi aud
Oh GU, dean Ivy disease.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-15
US. cuHNeRs DOWN AlRMEN
Antl-A.rcrafs estssrlss Win Victory
AeAinss German Airptanes over
Trenches

With tho American Army tn France
The American aasialrcss't bat
tories have come Oft ylctortcas In
their first actual test against German
Airplsnrs and re2esled attempts 81
ilun sirmen 10 cross over the Amerf
can lines Two German PLACES made
inetfertHsl attempts 10 ny hetand the
trenches and The anti aircraft snnaers
presed a lively fire upon them After
eelnS SHIELDED heavily the Han avn
ators finally sbaEtaaej tas,!r at
tempts auA rp'0ruea 10 their bases
behtnd ne enemy lines
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-15
ROOSEVELT RESTING EASY
Expresidsnt Mas Abscess Removed
Which Ass seshsrsd Kim fov
Twenty ysars. '-' ."

Ssw Yerk Theodore Roosevelt
coalition Ia reported ~ spisndid The
former president, whose operation tor
an shsessa . !ew days ago Vas made
public after his removal from his
Oyster Bay home. IL resting com
tortshiy and I, was predicted he would
he oat withta few dsys
The ahscsss sereloped from a fever
contracted during the spanish Am~-i
can war. becoming malignant on his
brazilian tourney, has since trosbled
lin. I, was sad tn. operation woGEs
stset y permanent care.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-15

Londonderry. ireland ire sahwa
rtne which torpedoed the Tuscsnia
was attacked by destroyer An
American officer gave al i9tlmatlon
that the submarine was destroyed
This officer Was enc 81 Tho last to
leave tbs TuscautR Tho second tor
pede fired by the submarine missed is
mark. IN said Thegeupou a destroy,
or, which WAS near behind tho liner.
dashed of toward the submarine,
using a hombdfnppiug daysrs The
claim Ia made that the ST. emarins Was
done la by the bombs thus ~
plnled,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-15


Mr., SiasoA Lake the father u The
'nss~iufa sahmsFiat, haa suggested ihs
lss~ ut ths ssstaaAsss~ rs,e tza&e sxass~.
uon fer fsrryins susp:iss seross iee-
heand rivers, for xsskimk snakes treas
ars, and for dredging oysicrs
kspertmsHts have demonstrated 10
tstsr ffMsNs< s&ss*fs+fsAa sAmsswsfeH4 mt
submarine IL ut the hesiem nj The
cr~Hn, thu oysters ran he saeA-rf ap
tnsa II IVA the saepum cleaner rftn.
etsAs. whea irwsvfsiag good ground,
the Submarine will sark ap Ago husa..
els of oysters In an hour. This GsaHs
thas In one hour HAAS Ut oysters
aIli he collected Which, " eesHracsly
piled, would reQaifs cylinsier cae aad
three quarters salle loag 10 bold II.
she ides s.mwld he particularly ase-
fai 10 the peasi~aystef fishers, IN u
Ceslo0, far snsiance,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-15

New YORK ~- rranx ven Rintelec.
German naval officer ard q repated
member of the German war staff. vas
found guilty vita 10 other defend
ants In federal court here OF eonspsr
acy. to destroy food and mutations
ships OF the satente allies by placing
fire hoa.bs' In their earspes
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-15
FuEl cal UNDER CONTROL.


Washington tSosern&seH; c91srus
III the obi lflsssssFy became @EtF-TtssA
under proclamation 81 Ffessat Mt
Uibsoa authorizing Marx l.. EeeuA
rhlef of tss egi 4sylSboR. vi ,ae fsss
adrsinis ration, to estaaasA a stesas-
ing sysiesa Ear all masafa tarerx or
distributors saoss gross sales exceed
l5a .fft Aarrsls aSaaaiiy Thn prccia
a4stSpa Goes no; sxseEd tr Sasoltze or
ktrcs3ne
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-15

Amsterdam "a Maeiea Dispatch
says tAst several s;Ftss leaders have
Seen az p,sted tnarc. ssclatllns ;a Wit,
or Gars Eisger md fNrsa Sataa t.erva
ia 4roeg2s lreYentrss Demonstration
Which was attempted before Na;els
bach taia where The Mig resides
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-15

London Sunderland House. The
bone In tho Mayfair d.strtct Of tie
Duchess cf Marlborough. who xAs
Miss Cvnsaeio Vanderbilt Of Nss
York, has been comm&ndeered fns
use OF official. Of the interaiilsa coas
ci ~
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-15
JOHN l.. SULLIVAN piEs


Ahinston. Mass john l. sniliyMn
cue III the mos, interesting tlknres Of
prize ring renown. died suddenly uf
heart disease q, his farm In West Ah
sngson Az was his wish. he died with
hls ehoes on Although stricken with
heart trouble three weeks sge he had
quickly improved and wAs In no senae
an Invalid He wss astisat 20 leave biz
Aas4,ss t.y visit tn 'sos'on w'sen hr re
ceisesi bis final knoGkotit. '' - 49, : ''''
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-15

Tire Hague, Netherlands Negosls.
t}aaa have seen completed eesstes
Tnltth satp owners saA enc government
raraYt3nz conditions GE4e watch grain
l1spe how IN American parss wiil De
tree 10 sai
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-15

Mashi1EfGft ~ twanuaee tread
rHtiBn ~as ordered by 'ae foSa nd
niasslrstfo1 fg pSirShs ~ hotels.
Restaurants and dining cara This nj
s5watce lis ahSat tsas s1H aayssrvsa
IL EngissSs
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-15
Rsfuses 70 csonysss Rsse szsssa.

Amsterdam 49, Tue president 81 ,hs
ReseaStax a@s rgfasas4 tr tGsaagsly wsta
the ssayci Of ;At s<sttaltst party
tASt Ire neaetstsg 30 eo.vosed In
special session sstorsSsg 10 the Der
Ii TaTehls;t
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-15

retrosrad Former GRAD Duke
Nicholas CcrssantiDovttth. nephew az
Smperar Nicholas aud soa OF the late
t,rand Duchess Alexandra Ios~io~na
IA rear at tae age III ~ years o., Tasa
kepd. Russian TgrkeStsn
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-15
TOWN Is TESSostsEp.

Ch,haahaa ctty' Residsats Fest
Streets A}tec ~. Atsl.
taareS. AaNsgS ta5G.',8rs EAyt
srawa so hAd 81 ChA@4tsa G,ty Few
venture isesa taelr AeG,c sSttg dars
vs~rs passengers at&le sg aeco. Rob
berries aaa murders o>ey s3caaSg
atsAtly aa,t there IS an orse stsE1
league waNa aAs tergag,G@,A eao sRc
,ioa Ct tAs l;fs ant,l AL he Pol.cF
and seadanaes IN that assuss. have
fveiEptd H.: ie2r 8 taesg
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-15

WsseA Ysas tkia isMeesss.
On fixtax and retiring e~asiy wneas
the fsc~ with Csiicufs atnsmsnt. wash
81 osnfsneas h ARE miautes With Gu
ticsra Eaap md boz water res free
samrle adArcss 'cutssr~. pvrt. X.
Bcssaa.' Al druggists and BY nAll.
6cAp sA Ointsn~nt ~ mud rN--~Aav.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-15

Washington ~ Belgium has b~~r
granted anosaer credit q! 81, jnn sssse
ny tho treasury making Aer total
loars fr0m ths gfgAed safes
$50. Sc roe
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-15

TIE Hsga@ TIE Vienna Neaa Erie
Frass resorts THAT fAs aaso0nt ~ rnia
re oaESuS 10 RaaGnssi& ihst vas seized
ny iae BalsheviAi was. vsaaed al Sea,
20 Ss fraeCs
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-15
sss.,., eesorn.,sr, Burma.

Jeffersonyliie, ind Fire of the rs
buildings Id the group comprising the
indiana State nsioTmAiors were de-
4sroyea by fire herr eatai,ing aa sssi
,aatea loss Of s.. esa8 Aea
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-15

r@saetaa Tic capture az HEY hy
the Bo,sbsytsi virtually without 10,
sssisnce sasarss the authority NJ Rol
saes HI rA3S IN the xraine.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-15

GEM BARRY RETURNS


French Front
An Atlantic Port Mai Gems Thorn
A. VI Barry and II y Hodges OF the
United States army. who have been
making tour Of inspection along the
section Of the French from, held by
American forces. arrived hers on an
American steamship They expressed
optimism regarding the general ai,us.
ton abroad md said their rnission Ind
neea ~ snliwh,eninK one
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-15
CAN'T DRAW ON FUNDS

HoIthtSIW Nutpt WeW NftitUde eWAFd
pipIemsta
London The noisheyia government.
has adopted another method 10 com.
pei foreign governments to recognise
H. The Holsheyisi are refusing 10 per.
NIT British and other foreign embaa
staA and &aasAtattsa+ 10 ,4aTA#, On ,spsfs,
deposited In Russian banks an,iI tho
nolxhevik government IL allowed 10
have complete disposal Of Russian
funds in the Bank Of England
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-15

~Is be making any special eiairn 70
sxersp,ienT"
NO. says he'd rather die In battle
thar tive the rest NJ his NE m n Mar
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-15

eas Are THESE LEGAL vsNaesst
~Hay saaT fpca with thought says
n ftoever huii~tia,
Fay ycar tsxss vita h snasle : russ
q F~v~nu~ sioran itassen Transcript.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-15
BREAD WITHOUT SALT 10 rAsrgasss

HNENU WkFNVUf AN IN EASFAkN&N
A assslsssRc chest wlshcNt Mage Ar
aaca l1nlaest II s,sssuSs. BEST ef all
lsnisaests far srtasas. swsalimgs.
bruises rheumatism eaa aeasalsss.
raFes sdses. NC. Zoe aud ti.sks---Ass.