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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-04-25
Observation-Disclosures

Die Sormers 9tate @atf 1T oosu
porbereitd, ibre Gon6s fir Mn1eibert
cuff Sorm : @igentbpm a~151tbieben.
Die unterfudarpg 6es @tgentb1ms
un6 8eitGtigltrng Der @iderbeh miro
bon Beomten Der Ba1tf gerno@t ur6
nit 10 tpe1pig Erlrbel fir Sen Mpplt-
fante11, tpte rta1r ebers m6elt9. @ege11
M6berem telepboriere, f9retbe man
an o6er fpredR Dor in Der @nnf.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-04-25
ben, oie DeBtepe beeinfluilen urb tief=
gebenbe un8ufrie0enbeit berporrn=

gebenoe unaufrieoenbeit berporr1-
fen miiiien.
Yrobleriide acknowledgement oes.
@rtperbs bon @emdlben 11n6 an6eren
@11nitgegenftdn6en fir Bripatbeiib
5u Sun6erttmufeu6en BON Collar
Deiteiien 5n bun6ert, fiinfbun6ert
unb ta11en6 9oIor sos @e6et, &C.
burtstagseiiem fir Sun6e, &aben
un6 8apageien, BEL tpelden 6en &C.
burtstagstbieren Observation-Disclosures
Ser o6er an6ere iutpeIengeidmudte
Mn6enfen iiberreidt uer6en Masfer>
bdue, a1f melden 6ie Dmet Ser
&o9finanB I'M &oitlpieligfeit Ser
Sra6ten eirrar6er gu iberbieten in=
9en, urn6 bieles mebr iin6 ni9t geeig=>
net als 8etpeis, 6aB Sen grmabnun=
gen Der &egierung CUR Sporimfeit
in Sen &reifen nniener Nrominenten
gebiibrenb Ser itdnbniB entgegenge<
broht miro.
Son ei11em Naep Dorfer Mooetpa=
rengeidat mur6en lette ISOLDE iei=
6ene 9menitriimpfe 5n fiinfun6=
neun5ig Do1ar 6as Eaar ausgebo=
ten. Sos lit mebr, oIs Im1ien6e
nn6 Mbertm1ien6e bon Samilien fir
ibrer1 8e6arf m 6ribiabrs= un6
5ommerf1ei6ern m~1sgeben f0nnen.
l11r6 iol9e Striimpfe tper6en nntiir=
li6 gefn1f, ionit miir6en lie ri9t
a11sgeboter. mer6en. Sos iiebt elmer
t@era1sfor6era1ng beinobe ebenlo abn=
li9 pie Ser ldrntenbe berfiiru6ete Gm=
idluB Ser bornebmen &reiie Seem
Dorfs DON ibrem tdgli9en Menii Ell
men @arug GIT itreiden nr6 gleid5er=
tig sic Mabl5eiten ibrer 8e6ieniteten
ein3uidrG11fen. @as leitens Ser Be-
bieniteteten nit Ser febr glidIid ge=
tp1bIten @rfIGr1tng beanttportet muir
,6e, COB es u~nbe6ingt geboten iei, Ser
BON SEN &eiden %betriebenen Ser
i6mer6rrtg BON 2ebensmitteln gin-
bult 5u tbun.
@ero6e 6ie @ei6en, Die ii9
9ur1s erIultben f0nrrer1, ionten Sen
Mtnberbemittelten IN gimfo6beit nn6
@er3idtGei1t11ng a11f foitfpielige &c
niiiie born1tsgeben, Inn 6urb our 3eit
l11rongebra9ten Mufman6 nidt Sit
terfeit 11n6 nn5ufrieoenbeit berbor5u=
r1fen. STR 8eiipiel in 6ieier &in=
ii6t farm ni9t berfebIen> peitrei9enz
Den, m%obltbdtigen ginfluB aus5u=
iiben, nnb 1perriger bonn Glide Be-
giinitigten sic @er5idtleiitr1g o1f
mnrde btsber genoliene Nnnpebmlid=
6es 2ebens minber i6aper emf
pfin6en 5u Idien. Cine 6erurtige
Sparimfeit tpiir6e a11d sem @eieu=
id~aftsfreiien gum @ortbeil gerei9en.
0ie iibermdBig langen, iippigen
Mable, 1pelde 6ie @dite iturr6enlmg
an Ser Safel feiieln, ertpeiien ii4 ser
1uabren @eienigfeit bin6erIih. Sos
einan6er inn 2urus 5u
iiberbieten, itort @emitblidfeit nn6
8ebagen urr6 1pas @ergniigungen
nn6 @rbolung fem iou, miro CUR
Nflidt un6 CUR 2ait. l1eber6ies fumt
Die Station IN ibrer @eimmtbeit for
bern, 6aB ou6 6ie &eiden miaig III
rem Mntbeil an SEN Spfern a11f it6
Ole Ser &rieg nit ith bringt.
Nidt BLOB an fi1tan5ieuen Spfern,
lon0ern ar9 an Sen Opfern Ser Gnt=
iabung, 6es @er5idtes a1tf mandes,
tpas inns lteb %getpor6en lit uno Bis
fer als unentbebrlid ihien. Das
@ebpt ser St111rbe beiBt Eflidt, uno
m1tB aQes m16ere untergeor6net
1per6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-04-25

Gut Ding mill mad einem befann<
ten Sprt6port @ei1e boben, aber
besban braa19t man 3etdn11ngen nuf
sic Sreibettsanleibe nidt einen Sag
binonsau'Fieben. Mu9 BEL 6en
5pridhp0rtern giebt es feline &egel
obt1e Mus1rnbane.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-04-25
Rad Der s1la@t.

9te Sdladt bat a11sgetobt, es I6mei-
ge1 bic @ei6iite,
9as ipeite Sdlaatfelb 1T 9etranft
nit 8l1t,
3eritampft Sic Saaten IN bes SAINT
pies Site,
&ermidtet fleik'ger Meni6en Sab
1tnb @rt.
@rldDpft bom Morbem fat tn meitem
8pgen
Gin iiesrei& Seer bic 8tpp1acs be-
5Dgen.
Sod mas sic Madt nit tbrem
G6leier bedet,
@ieltamiemo 2eiden, Sic s1tr e,u'9en
Stuff,
Muf femdtem @runbe lieeen hinge
tredet,
9lus ibrem @rGbern r1tfen tie 1ns at:
v@ann ,pirb sic Sttnoe ser Grfennt=
rtk fDmmet,
Tins 6ieIer Tlnd Ser Menidbett ab=
qenDmmen?
Ga, >uarun tuirb Sic &ernnnft ibr
&e6t erlangen
ltnb mabre Menidenltebe arfer=
fteb'n?
Som Tanatism1s fali6em Wabn cut
pfangen
@tebt Elm @e1dled)t bas anb're 1tn=
tergeb'n.
Sait @66iter! gu ge>uolt, bak 6ieie
Gr6e
M1tr cine qrpfe MDrbergrrbe meroe?
Gin einais 2eben n,tr = ute btele
Sprgen
Sat es geidaffen, BON Ser SHUTTER
8r1tft
@is baf ser Gltern 2ieF es tppbl &C.
bDrge1,
@eimn6. an 2eib 1tnb Seele es &C.
tpatft:
@ie biel @ebmlb, tpie btele 2ait nnb
Miiben,
TIM einen eina'gen Menide1 at er=
atebem!
1tnb lit er baum ge,uadfen 1tnb er-
5pge1t,
Gum SSiingltne erit eetuorben, baum
51tn1 Ma111,
3ertbeiH nit itarfem Mrm bes 2ea
bens @ogen,
Gilt fibn anf aller Tprtldrittsbabn
hDr111, =
9a pl6tlid brin9t ser &uf at ieiner
Sbren:
j3nm Menidenmprb fat man Did
a%1tserfpren!
@ie Idmerslid lit sic Sren1,1tng bp1
Sen 2ieben,
9ie 9pffn1tng MIR: @r febret emit
a1triif!
SIT bem bebriibten Gltern mod 9e=
blteben,
9enn Ser 6abin5oa mar ibr eanaes
@lif.
9pd) bal6 berbreitet itd Sic Sramer=
fnn6e,
9af e. entpftng sic Spbesm1tnoe.
Sebt SIR bas @eib nit id)mer5b1rdj=
f1trdlten Wnttne11?
Sebt SIR BEN @reis gebiift ant
@tabe geb'n?
&etn spbn it's, SEN tie ltebe1b at
empfangen,
&ereiniamt miiien tie at @ra6e
9eb'n, =
STR ei11aie &inb bes ga11aen 2ebens
9pffen,
9as 8lei bes 5einbes fat iein @era
getrpffen.
Die Sdbladt fat a1tsgetpbt 1tnb sic
@eidiite idtpeigen,
@ieltam1enb Spfer beden tekt bas
Telb.
1tn6 tuer beiiegt, m1tf iid bent Sieger
betge1,
@eprieien tpirb bes &rieges gr1kter
9elb.
@pbl fat Elm Seer bas ambere be-
5tp1tnge1,
9p6 Bic @ernnnft fat fetnen Steg
err1t11get.
fell, 1nB' file quite Mmerttaner uaren
rtt6 geblieben iitu6, 1tn6 10 ittr6 ibre
lGaHha4n a441S Nc411Hn1 ihnn &hnn41t11nann
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-04-25

8ledidtmtiebe folter a,ts Dbiter
@oD tpegbletben. Sos &an6tuem 1T
BORT MberfiiM ntub Iobnen6e @ef6df<
tigl11tg 1utht at ftn6en.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-12
Hats That Forecast
Warmer Weather

Beautiful white Milans
trimmed in narrow black
braid other fascinating mod
els in a variety of pretty
shades. Hats that emphasize
quality rather than price for
Just what you want to pay
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-12
Razor -Wielder Who
Robbed Soldier Is
Fined and Sent Up

Cora Monde alias Miller negro, who
was arrested last night with Edgar T.
Hulsey, negro, on several charges, was
TUNED over TO the county this morning
on a charge Of theft She !, alleged 10
BE- the woman who held mp Frank Davis,
a soldier, and after backing him against
a building at the edge Of razor, robbed
him OF $50 As soon as the robbery was
reported TO the police, special squad
Of plain olot.,esmen went TO the neigh
borhood Of the robbery and arrested
every suspicious looking character As
result thirteen negro wer' booked
this morning for lettering and ten for
yagrancy.
The Monde woman plead guilty 10
vagrancy and occupying charges and
was fined $40 and costs on each count
She is also being held for the doctors
examination. 'Hulsey, with whom she
was arrested, was fined Sl9 and costs
on vagancy charge, and similar fine
on a charge OF occupying rooms for im-
moral purposes lie plead guilty TO
each. lie is also being held for the
doctors examination None Of the
money which Ire soldier lost was found
on the woman when arrested last night.
-W,tt.-
Earnest self inspection is a mighty
good salesman for Liberty Bonds just
now.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-12

thing else in her possession that could
keep her warm, she put that on. This
is what the women Of France did 10
keep themselves alive through weather
that they had never before experienced
French DrsssmAksrs Aid Women
The French dres,makors, alive ~
every changing mood took u into their
clever heads 10 fashion costumes IN
splred by the French woman's ifanlS
desire to keep from freezing They
added a coat 10 frook a waistcoat TO
both, bit, Of Angora wool, strands OF
wolen embroidery and fur wherever
they could place IT, They did II with
artistic distinction and kept Il from
being bunglesome.
Now that the spring has come and
warmer weather with IT, they keep mp
the idea, but change the fabrics.
Take. FOR example, new gown by
Jenny which has received much com
mendation in this country II you have
not seen the original, you have prob
ably seen many copies and may have
one in your possession. She has taken
black satin and made a slim slip OF II
that fits the figure from the shoulders 10
shoetop, The bodice is suplice, the
girdle is at the vaistline, a. Jenny
likes il. but eaters to public opinion
by having a secoQd streamer that drops
to the hips and ties in front She has
embroidered the surpIice blouse with
heavy Chinese gold So far 80 good
The gown has short sleeves and can he
worn at Any restaurant or private din
ner
But Jenny does not stop here. She
adds a long, loose coat also Of black
satin lined with Chinese blue crepe.
She turns this crepe outward in a
straight rever that goes around the
neck and down to the hem. She also
puts a broad cuff OF this Chinese blue
at the end OF her Mandarin sleeves.
She ornaments the coat with heavy
gold embroidery done in an artistic
way. a bit on the sleeve and a wide
band around the figure under the arms.
The entire costume is supposed to be
worn at the same time. II serves for
the afternoon IL the coat is drawn
closely together in front, and IT serves
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-12
Ladies! Salute Him!
Discovers drug that loosens
sore, touchy corns so
they lift out

A noted Cincinnati chemist dis
covered a new ether compound and
called it freezone and little quarter
ounce bottles can now be obtained from
any drug store for a few cents.
You simply apply several drops Of
treezone upon tender corn or painful
callus and instantly the soreness dis
appears, then shortly you will find the
corn or callus so loose that you can
Just lift 1t off with the fingers.
No pain, not bit of soreness, either
when applying freezone or afterwards
and II doesn't even irritate the skin.
Hard corns, soft corns or corns be-
tween the toes, also toughened calluses
just shrivel up and lift off so easy. It
Is wonderful Seems magical. It works
like a charm. Millions Of women will
hereafter keep little bottle of the
wonderful freezone handy and never lei
a corn ache twice, .-.-.-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-12

BY Albst W. Atwood. Financial
. Writer for the Saturday Evening
Post.

The day seems to have passed when
woman's education consisted OF piano
lessons and little polite French. Now
she studies biology, psychology, and all
the other ologies, In this great and radi-
cal change in the position Of woman 1t
will not o to overlook the change in her
relation TO money matters. u Is no
longer unwomanly to know something
about money Feminine charm is not
diminished by knowing the difference
between bond and-a share of stock
Millions Of women can earn their liv-
ing today. Hundreds OF thousands have
independent means and must decide for
themselves in affairs financial. More
and more OF the wives, mothers and
sisters not only spend the household
money, but are consulted by the men
when m investment is to be made. 1t
matters not whether the invesbmens
consists OF a Victrola, an automobile
or bond II is said men do not take
their wives into their confidence when
they gamble or take a FLYER, but Il il
also said that deception in these mat
ters does not pay,
So there is every material reason
why women should do their part and
more in floating the Liberty bonds. In
deed a woman recognizes a gold dollar
Just as quickly as a man, and when i
pays good interest in addition She Is
not going to turn II down. But there is
more than a purely business and selfish
side to the women OF this country. They
have surprised even themselves will
their executive ability and powers Of
business organization, The Red Cros.
and every other variety of relief work
has been in its detail largely the result
OF woman's effort.
Behind the lines women are nrosccut.
ing the war in tremendous scale
There are millions OF men as we'll a!
women who cannot fight in the trenches
who cannot even drive motor trucks OF
work in munition factories. There arr
some people who cannot even success
fully raise vegetable garden, but ther,
is not an adult man or woman outsid,
the poorhouse and the hospital who can
not either buy or help to sell Liberty
bond II is the least they can do
---wss.--
Saving dollars and wasting the liye'
Of the boys in the trenches is poor bus;
ness. Better invest in Liberty Bond
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-12

Saving dollars and wasting the lives
Of the boys in the trenches is poor bus,-
ness. Better invest in Liberty Bond.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-12
&DRIE]ESS& DRI]E
tAnne Raftenhoase
e Ritenhtot,se'

NEW YQRK.-It has always been
said that when the Chinese are cold
they merely add another garment They
do not attempt y have single costumes
which suit the weather
This ancient and honorable custom
has prevailed in Paris for two years
and II had its thousands Of followers
in this country during the extreme
winter that began early and ended
late.
France took this lesson from the
East the winter before last, when she
was confronted with the same severity
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-12
".Tanks Sent From
Front to Ireland"
Leader Charges

LONDON, April l2-John Dill
lon. Irish national leader In the
house, yesterday said he understood
that motor cars, machine guns and
tanks already had been shipped and
were sailing away from the battle
front toward Ireland Mr. D,Ilon
pleaded strongly. against what he
termed the governments "guillotine
methods"
The debate on the man-power bill
eentered largely around a discussion
Of requests by Mr.. Dillon and others
for more time In which 10 consider
the measure. An amendment sub
stituting iorty-eight years for forty.
one as the age limit, was defeated
by a vote Of 262 TO lS2
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-12

Earnest self inspection is mighty
good salesman for Liberty Bonds just
now.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-12

for the evening II the coat Is dropped
over tho back OF the chair AZ a theatre
or restaurantof left In the dressing
rooms at a private house.
An Economy Gown
This gown is one Of those inspira-
tions in economy that the dressmakefs
on both sides Of the Atlantic Ocean
have worked out with success. To
the artistic designer. a. we'll as 10 the
artistic woman, economy and ugllness
need not be oomoanions
Copyright 1918 by the Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate)
-yNsa-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-12

Of climate and lack OF coal that put
the Americans into such a state OF
refrigeration last January. She added
a coat to a gown. a top coat TO a suit
furs 10 ali, and IL woman had any
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-12
Roll of Honor

Thirteen recruits were accepted al
the army recruiting station here up 10
noon tody They have been sent "a
Fort Logan. Col Their names and
home towns follow:
Ons, N Buchman, Stroud James l..
Harrison, Francis; John Hood. MuskoFeo;
Maprlco II. Brunkst, Jefferson; Raymond
Bedwell, Okeene; Clay A. Eisenhower
v Whlttot, Dale; Charles D. Whlttet.
McCloud; Roy simpson and James y.
Mobley, Olustee. Samuel Johnson, .eenti-
mel; John NJ Sherman, Lubbock. Texas
Ted j. Harris. julius {. Evans and Rob
oft T.. Russell. Tulsa,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-12

There's a whole lot more behind a
Liberty Bond than the actual monsy
investment. Think II ov,T.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-12

Earnest self inspection Is a mighty
good salesman for Liberty. bonds just
now.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-10-11

Black trucks embroidered In gray
SsEns and black sfnesoIaered ~ AI.
yer ARE among the foretaast successes
IN the seasons sho~tnge 81 new ideas.
Il Ii setia;e combination even whcn
the embroidery Is elaborate and I'm q
bald pattern, and Il proves to he IN
effective when vers dsrk h!ue-eailed
nigat hlue~~is uyS~t instead az black.
The lovely gown shewn Ia the picture
'shv@e ~FufAsgys tsits +ieetY ta1se sss str~ww
that IL rich enough for the opera and
cuiet enough for anyth!a. else. Cos.
tuners are giving much atten,ien 10
gowns ~ This type. fer their task IL TO
Achieve designs that couple etstihe
ton with quiet coiors.
In the gown pictured there IL MI
underbedlce and q skirt of night blue
satin with bodice az georgette
drared 70 simulate heiicd coat and
~atsteaat. over II. There IL soft
girile II the geargrtte and. At the
left side. an unexpected and pretty
touch In two hong ends each of narrow
uaoire ribbon,
Much VI tho embroidery. which Ia
an tmparthnt feature VA this seasons
dresses. IA dome In bong stitches and
sassly worked The effect Is Eoei
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-10-11
Emcey. /, the rext install.
reet, tells the ar'peina story Of
= coward" vshess ssrsak u yss.
lew turwsd white.
IN, NE CONTINUED,


7, was holiday ~e~x. but usstAS
And child had nraaassd sssnehtyw n
rst a Whole wat on the car. Scssder-
II the Nttsr gsri slid o. Che scas. ans
facing her mother, cried CIT. VITA
snSuixs Ia her essst.sA vw.e~. "rA
nso,hsr, fccgNs TO 81, snrfhsaS ~
tvsesss-~
~wsli. whs, uv isr' The mother As
susr,~i ,avtiy She tsfnf Sts nrthss'
rs~ vuu.~ and she SAT the child drvs
hand &c the SCAT, parity to k~er IT,
wnr.na IN the stsse from tsktnr ss9
sg4vilsxes. sass parity, psrhsrs to 10
Press On The es1i'si the Christmas sFkrse
IA she Ux u.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-10-11

Oniy few II tSo coats and wraps
for fall anA winter lay claim to moved
dsSignlrs Yer oae ,h.ng. designers
restrict tbs sraoCat nj materials sa Re
usevi To definite icssgths that do no,
ailc1 saythigg fer merely decorative
additions "a these wraps, and for an
csasr~-stiugsliessy is tse fsSalGn the
puhlic generally l.ses Il.
one excep;ton ~ the rule thss al
lows scaas measure ~ grso-is far q
c,ast appears In the handsome model
shown al thu rtEAt In The isiaSt-sssoa
above. This Ia a heavy, caster -csssurs-i
gsrEsent, & 1saEs r~sn clntA. with =
shawl cellAr Ard ss~p CUTS of otter.
II il made WITH the spEFcvss. dpgi,ls-
breast. fastening 10 the Jeff. Rear tS~
wsis.s.ne. with haatssae buttons.
These are s;aSre ard match the csei
In cslet, w.ts rims In ire dark shade
az the FIR -Four e< them are SIT &C
each a.ceve sea oae &C easA g~sck@t-
TIE ssws IL straight. sEt II drawn to
tire Squire 81 the valyssias by soft
rfr,la II he eirsh. The designer
saisss have c@.siiere3 The cysas eDsE-
rsets :: FssshsH< raass bad been s6ssEs
IN n: ~. ,Asre was tAf sRgEp.s tstsa ~
sIsd rAs eharTa ot the ssraiga; Eanss
saa tao smart sGEess+teEs cs . r-tfstr.y
rspe eli re- tsae and TIE szE7s issos~--
and II vxs 6Nyse. Therefore, there a
n l0e<, nxrrsw caps. SsDs1~3 vita snr
srd sassasl. VITA sgst1agss. wAlEa Yvss
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-10-11

..heSs sve h tho ssorssas v1a
1~sksaed by saEps osae shaking as ~
the Shoulder. 0itensax my ayes $40
r,xiH-asAi nesy+ssnt ssasox h~sadsss
ever ne. FLs bad q lixhsed lAzltsfn ia
hin rsghs hand. I STARTED To- ask hin,
whsr was the matter, whea no put his
fageF to bis lips fss ssisses and wsss-
per~t:
Sect ca yoHY sqelpmeat. sa6, With
eut ahy nods%. cesHe with me
This greatly iayssinsA ps. bat ]
ebeyed his cYter.
Outside at the billet. asked hta
what wss ~. bat be sAut me up wsta |:
%naa's asS GsmSslans, TN axatast o.
ders. | aent Answ myss1."
TX was raining like the mischief.
We splxshed alaoE q muddy rosa for
abent fifteen minatss. tnsiiy stoppanx
st the entrance Of what must have
been an old barn. lathe darkness |
could hear pigs grating - II they
had Just been disturbed In front Ut
the door stood an ofkeer In . mack
tmsekintoshl, The II, q, ". weat w
10 him. whispered something. and thea
left. This officer called to me. asked
my uame. number and regiment. az the
same time. Ia the itgh, Of ianters he
was holding. making ISOLATION In =
little book.
When he had naished writing, hs
whispered:
60 into that billet and wait orders.
and 10 talking undsr-tanaF
I stumbled lists tfs taru xtsd snt ess
the fooE la the darkness. ! could see
DO one. bu, eeaid hear snsn breathing
and moying they Saemsd nervous aud
restless. know VAS.
During my wait. three other men
catered. Thea the otficer rossd his
bead In the door and ordered:
Fall In. outside the billet, In ssngis
rank, .,.... ....,....,. .,.....
We fell In, standing at ease. Thss
he commanded.
Squad Shun Samberi"
There were twelve Of uA
"Right-Turn, L~ft--whecl QuicA
March I" And away we went. The
rain was trtckling down my back and
Was shiveFing from the cold
a" win 'ths cffexr, l~uAsNS. we mast
have marched over an hour. plo~ina
through the mud and occasionally
stumbling into shell hole 10 the road.
when suddenly the officer made left
wheel. and We found ourselves To Sort
OF enclosed courtyard,
The dawn vas breaking and ths
rain had ceased.
In from, Of us were four stacks N
rifles. three to q stack.
Tn. officer brought, rs to sttcntien
Asd gave the order 10 unp,le arms, We
each took a rifle, Giving US stand ~
ease" In a nervous and shaky voice
he Informed;
Men, you arw here on 4 very so,ena
duty. You have been selected ~ Z
firing squad for the execution VI scl.
der, who. having be~n found gnlitt
Of grseyous crt,ne against king and
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-10-11

aud the werk so~s quickly. bat IA
w~sae hanais, aa sEe Aaadsosne gown
nlesus~d are not embroidered In ikss
way, Many ef the stitches are short
ssd net close together. This pattern
Ii striking and exactly suited TO thu
yarn as~d for working II out. The
dress IL simple In desigs, aud needs
10 be-. since the Things 10 be emrhA.
ased Ia II are the lovely color eosnhisa,
tissss@ sHa tae, h4ad and sseh ssnr
hro,aevy.
A dress At this hind calls fer 4 bar
that win play w 10 u, and bread
hrimmed model, In velvet. or velvet
and srureeste. III the same dsrk bins,
can hardly be too Simply trimmed,
Such hat In shown I'M tha picture
and might be In black With as good f~.
sll,s The pumps are VI black rat.
ent leather.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-10-11

Toy making 10 one as the vccasi.aa
encouraged In the rs~esiaeAsiaa fus
war ertppies In France Ire Es~as
Jolyre is sisuased IN the city VI i4ycan
ahf f0w sgasiatfaas tn Ns,fsfasft4ki
tr~iaiae fur the cnc srnsei and In IN
manufacture II toys. according n .
writer, Tey making IL being studied
With serious natt~ss. A beginning han
hcen made In the Wholesale naaHufac-
ture " s"ys ON the factory vxsena. hy
which the making ~ separate parts
~ sssiEae.l ~ sAe .4atsiss. ~h.ee l.hysi-
cal hansiicses silew for easy opera
lioa Of sinRIe presr*s only.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-10-11
eMpEY IS MEMBER or FIRING SQUAD WHICH CARRIES
OUT DEATH SENTENCE.

sinking Of the Latana with the loss Of
Arthur Gay Emey American living Jersey City
goes England and en private the British After
experience officer In Lohdon he train
where he the sound big and
Coolies" After brief period nf talnthK
Eapea company
his step while the bullets ~hx overhead Empey
death turks the trvnbes
Chaplain rescupg wounded
ptek has experience digger
In No Exciting experience listening detail Et
ting duty Back blets
writes aud stages u
Ers-y s.~s iep
German lines Soon Empsy repnSs
determined gas attack launched