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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-10-23
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER %, 1918.
UNCONDITIONAL SURRENDER.

The unofficial version Of Germany S
reply to the President 5 latest note has
been published Opinion in Washing,
ton does not consider it satisfactory
or sincere. We can we'll understand
why the Germans would like to have
an armistice. If it be to gain a mill
tary advantage, our leaders have their
eyes wide open and will not stumble
into a pitfall. We award the Hun
first prize as the champion liar of our
time. If he does really want peace and
if he finds it more difficult to arrange
the preliminaries than he expected, let
him recall the fate of one who cried
wolf, wolf, when there was no wolf, -
and t''"N recognize that our increduli
tv is the direct consequence of his past
conduct.
Here is an illustrations; it relates TO
the misleading of friends rather than
enemies. The extraordinary ignorance
as 10 the facts of the war in which the
German general staff has continued to
keep the troops of its allies. says Ward
Price, is instanced by the positiveness
with which quite intelligent Bulgarian
7 prisoners maintain that Paris is in the
hands of the Germans and that the Ger
man invading army is bcsieging Lon
4 don. Uskub was officially befagged
some time ago they say, for the Kai
SER entry into Paris.
/ "The German government protests
against the reproach of Illegal and in
humane actions made against the Ger,
MN land and sea forces and thereby
against the German people, says the
reply. No atrocities! Here is the kul
tur If the kaiser says G. W Barron
~ p letter from Switzerland as ex
pressed in official proclamation: "Le'
no building stand, and no vine or tree
Before retreating let each well be pol
luted with corpses and with creosote'
The record of the kultur of the kai
eer's soldiers in Belgium may be had il
900 documented atrocities which re
duced Belgium from eight to sever
million people, blotted out villages lik
Aersehot, with its 22s inhabitants sho
down, and looted Dinant, burned it
200 homes and left behind 700 dea,
bodies, including women and children
In vast districts in Poland there i
not a child left under seven years o
age Wocvre was set on fire and de
stroyed by Hun proclamation that
, Without distinction of persons, til
innocent will suffer with the guilty.
Germany has broken loose as the great
4 est criminal in the world, and the mer
tai state behind large part of he
II criminal operation is that of ehil,
There is castle upon an estate
Belgium where in 1914 the German
found dozen shot guns used in hun
ing. They took these guns and wit
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-10-23

them shot down the inhabitants. Then
they replaced the guns and held a sol
emn inquest, and decreed that the in
habitants had died of gunshot wounds,
which was conclusive evidence that in
the disorder the Belgians had shot down
their own people, for the German ar
mics had no shot guns! The Germans
expect hard terms when beaten. But
they declare: You can't punish whole
peoples, and your principles will not
permit you to do to US what we have
done TO you"
/ 1t is true that We cannot be so false
/ to our higher standard of humanity a.
i to do to the German what he has done
+ TO others, but we can recognize and
keep constantly in mind that he is q
i brute, fend incarnate. Then, by
forcing unconditional surrender, by not
accepting the statement that the PEG
pie rule in Germany until the evidence
is conclusive, and by eliminating tht
base Hohenzollerns and Hapsburgs We
can liberate millions of people and
guarantee peace and a better future.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-10-23

The Reformer is on sale every evening by
the following news dealers:
Bratteboro, Brattleboro News Co., c. w.
cleveland, S. L. Purinton (Esteyville), Brooks
House Pharmacy, Aliens Depot Newsstand.
George J. Bower, Riverview Street (Fort
Drummer district.
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East Dummerston, NJ. E. Brown.
Putney, NJ. G. Williams.
Newfane, N. NJ Batchelder.
Townshend, c. w. Cutler.
West Towlshend, &. Fl. Grout.
Jamaica, R. J. DagEett
South Londonderry, F. n Tyler.
South Vernon, f. b Buffum.
Mortified, Mass, Thompson Bros.
West Chesterfield. N. H, Mrs. w. Streeter.
Hinsdale, N. H, w. II. Lyman.
Greenfield, Mass, Greenfield News Co.
Windsor, C. ]. Ephlin.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-10-23

Charles Nee of Montpelier thinks that
he owes his life TO the use of peroxide
but he says he would not advise anyone
else to use it, Last week he was suffer
ing intensely with pneumonia and for
four days had carried high fever In
his desperation he seized bottle of the
stuff on a stand near his bed and be-
fore the woman attending him could stop
him he had swallowed about half the
contents of the bottle. 1t cleared up Ms
lungs, but it came near choking him To
death.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-10-23

Although The Reformer shares the
opinion of Dir. Lynch that he will prob
ably go down to defeat as heretofore"
in the town representative election, it
nevertheless regrets extremely that h.
should see fit to let his name remain
on the official ballot. The fact that it
is there will tend to stir up a contest
in a year when local energies should BE-
turned to more useful channels. Fur
thermore, its appearance on the ticket is
tacit admission on the part of DIR. Lynch
that he would serve as representative if
elected although nobody knows better
than he that there never was a time
when physicians who cannot go to war
were more needed in their home com
munities. The Rcformer sincerely be
lieves that DIR. Lynch's best friends will
be those who vote against him week
from next Tuesday.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-10-23

dashing ahead, trying to make up for
lost time. That of course, poor watch
can never do. It's never been expect
ed of watch and so a watch shouldn't
try to do it.
"Time goes right on no matter what
we may do. But you see would be SO
silly. l would go ahead so fast tina;
1t was as bad as though lost time.
MANY We're the times when / felt
SO down-hearted that l just dragged
the hours away-ard lost lots of time
The whole trouble vas that / was try
ing TO pretend that I was something
wasn't. And that never does. If &
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-10-23

In lieu OF a platform, which can b.
adopted only by regularly constituted
convention, the Republican leaders OF the
state have drawn up and promulgat ed
declaration of principles containing ten
topics. II declares for business ad
ministration; the doing Of everything
necessary TO win the war; no peac1
without victory; business principles III
national affairs; the return of public
utilities to private ownership after tn
war; a brief session of the legislature
state pay for Vermont soldiers and sail
ors; better teachers and better schools
and the return Of rural schools to ruraI
communities; trunk line highways and
better back roads; deeper waterways fol
Vermont lake ports. While perhaps no.
of the binding nature Of a platform tn.
foregoing declaration has the compen
sating advantage of being brief enoug
to be read At the same time il con
tains enough to assure busy session OF
of the Legislature. 1t is noticeable thai
there is no reference to the liquor ques
ton. which is generally conceded 10 b
settled so far as Vermont is concerned
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-10-23
TO ADVERTISERS.
TO THE SUBSCRIBERS.

1t is the aim of the management to secure
efficient service in the delivery Of the paper
each night. and II solicits the cooperation of
subscribers TO that end. Prompt reports should
be given Of each failure TO receive the paper
on the morning following the omission. in
person, by telephone or postal card, thus en-
abling the cause Of the error TO be promptly
and accurately discovered and the proper rem
cdy immediately applied. II is only by this
method that the publisher secure the de-
sired service.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-10-23

If there's any one thing we should like
TO see become epidemic it's this new pas
time of getting after profiteering meat
dealers.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-10-23
Member Of The Associated PRESS.

The Associated Press is exclusively en-.
titled to the use for publication of all news
dispatches credited 70 il and not otherwise
credited in this paper and also the local news
published herein.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-10-23

Following the lead of Vermont, the
Republicans of Massachusetts, have can
celled their state convention
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-10-23

Trying to Shift Responsibility.
No girl can grow strong who is ali
the time trying TO hand her RESPONSE.
bility over to someone else.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-21
snG.,FF1 sALG

Ivy y,stnw a three yeuNistsoai rsvsass
.sssyS 10 ass by the Clerk " tase Gsseus.
, 'ouft N Dickson cauaiy, l viii IN
SATURDAY. July u, 1918,
81 The @ sirtisoase door In Dickson, Tsan,,
n, poan, eAvo~s TO pulsl,e sTls ~ The high
-. and iast b.Sijef Loo each the fcilow lug
real eslase; First House and lat in so@a
Of usek~sn bounded ~ lsltews n.ttt by
alley east hY Jos " ,isra, soati. Ivy sirsst,
vest by Fred MAnasas, levied up.n ~
the property NJ jos snd Cara Mares To
s&ti~fy Judgment VI 81 vi, ,nsers~s and
css, Ia favor VI J, H. MsAAa iof &, u
t,sf~on.
Secnnd ~ acfs in y civil dssls,et II
fslei~tf Eaahty f@aSlfsd iii iNsH@ss
north by Ju~isa, south by Leo. wlk,as,
ear, b, Charlotte pike, wrist b, whithsld.
lAvnd apom An lbs pruperty VI iA,sy
Hayes to satisfy Judgment ot tl11A ,a-
trsxa and cost 10 tayot ei X. L. L~ssA.
1hiri.i lot III ath diststct bounded ~
iptiows north by Sas,s AaaBe'ly south
BY Ies~ Wood east by Jim Wilson. urs.
hy Add,s Cunningham. lsv,ed gpoa -
satlsfy lasigment ier 80 ~ iatsTws aEd
COS, in isvof III n. Mics.
This 9Th dag u June. iyls,
iua,s r. ] COLEMAN, sLerse
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-21

What pity II Ia that President
Wilson made such grievous hlund
ers In picking the men 10 whom b.
has entrusted the conduct OF ih,
var plane, Ike could easily have
gotten much better timber. and
might easily have had the war wnr
long before this. We have men in
this town that can dlscoun, Nc
Adao, Baker aud the whole lot At
" Arlington =, ssst that il III.
conclusion one IL inclined to form
alter hearing them dilste TOT a few
hours 10 the sublrct ot what should
apt he done in the circumstances
Their stock oi knowledge On sub.
!ects military ia something al whici
" ,n+sSyel ~atai ". tesl liks Inpe scb
int the whole butch at Washington
tn failing 10 make use III then
valuable services, But II was eve.
thus The wrong man 10 usual,
chosen and We have TO mnsh
through 4 crisis in any old shape
shen II real genius were recognized
se coald sail through with color.
flying. sea- :, >'..''' '--'''
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-21

Don't negArt i eoasaans back
ache. sharp, dsrtiag paias ~ kidss,
and bladder diaos1lsu. The danssl
| al dfcpsy ~ tssighs's disease ~ tss
seriens 10 ignore. Use Dosa's Hid
ley Fills n harf your friends aHs
neishbors. A Dicksoa case:
Mrs. ]. G.. Foster, College St.
Dickson, says: i vas tr@lbled b,
my Kidneys aEd my back was veal
aud sore. found II hard b. d. slay
lifting when as my hsasswork.
got Doan's Kidney fills at the Gle
m0,s Pharmacy. Deans did rae !
tot of good, coon relieving ,as of th,
trouble
Price Soc. at all dealers. Doa I
simply ask iof q kidney remedy
get tloasl kidney Pisls---,bs ssm,
that H~. Fosssr bad Forter. Mil
burn Co.. Prop-.. Buffalo, n. Y
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-21
REGISTER

OAkLtN We are authorized "a sn
t.ounre h. / Naktss 49, - Az lidste 10
the office IT kex,etss I'd ih5ksoa Neas'
" supIegt TO TIE ~,i ot the voters a
the A1gtfss rlssttoa. tgtss .n..e.-
WAIVER We are authorised To Al,
aounve l.. 4 Ns.kcr ~ = candida.
for the Other Of kexs;es. subject 10 ID
will 81 the quaiiheNi voters at tbe l9I
August eiestsan
DICKSON, We are A. ther,snl 10 al
eatace T. n, Mcksua ~ randtaAt
for Register, saelees ~ the viii ot IL
qualified Votes y, the August is'S ssec
ton
FIELDER. We ARE aathoFssei sa nj
n,lunev j ". Fielder ~ candidate 10
rs-Sae,tiaa to the othec ~ Register. sSao
lect ~ the qualified seters Al .he AaS
ast lsls elee tion,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-21
We VIII Win.

Written nv Pearl Smith. OF sylvia
Why are our laidies lighting
They are fighting for the night.
And those Tor nigh. will conquer
For We are in God = sight.
So we give our s!oricu. isddies
fIsSht tor the L : g.
With sr'eving hearts we hii them,
God speed upon their way.
And when the var IL over.
The boys come home tp stay;
Blu, those who have died on The BAT
tie 6eli,
We viii ;neet another day.
Mothers pray tar yolr Iaidiss
While they sFe On the firing line.
Hos much !, u,ssne To the boys.
Whose mothers Are praying he.
hind.
We will win We will win We
know il.
Thoash The Germans may powes-
iul be,
God canes bic people thru safely,
Jus. wait, Kaiser Bill. ari see.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-21

Deiaait having hcen msde IN th~ pay
peai VI erEtAia ssstwGirstn1s, secusca by
9ssHi III tEass, executed By n. T. Aorrss.
III W II M. hiue, Trustee, dated sep.
.els,t'rr IL, 1915, VI rccosd 10 Eoek No,
" pages an and $50, vi the Register !.
Office fos DAeksaa CcaHiy, Tsssa~mS~~,
sotsee ts heaety gisca BY The virtue III
the power anal aasAaity vested In uss
andsr SAID deed of trust. !. II. " Rses.
Trustee. sill IN
SATURDAY. July o, 1915.
sell ss pahlae aas.saa nj II e'slaek. ncon,
al abe lrUat dxof VI The Court House, Ia
iiaessaa, LtaeAsan Caaaay, IenMcssss, 10
the hisAs~s bladder sor cash. Tree ffum sbe
causty " ,sdesapt.an. homestead, dover
xaa.s ass sbsissE rxnapssanE Aa.; sFexy kSAd,
shieh ~ere expressly waived in sssd s~ssi
NJ truss. ths following described real ~
tate To wit
A certaan tract OF pared vi land in the
5th Isa " strsct VI sasd County. In tbs
town ri Pond Stat.aa, and mote partae-
ulAfly ir~osih~d ~ follows
bex,aa,ng al an iron. pan IS isA frsm
the center ii the rsxh. ef ~ay u thr
A.Ashyjlls, GAaitsnyexA A ". LOUIS ksil.
road, running Souta ~ degrees East, iss5
ires 10 an JsGa pin, thence south lsi do
grees West, as feet /, 50 lrua pan. thSaee
North 70 DEGREES West, IL. leet 10
an lrua pm, ibsacs North III DE.
grccs las. lS5 feet ~ tho po,nt Vi lhe
begtna,ng. and containing acres, more
az lese. aad being the same property
transferred aud conveyed 10 MIRA Zs,la
Galley by deed VI William N saipmAn
And aHe. Anas { shApman, by deed nj
record in De~d book No. IS, paxcs as
aud 4oa. nj the Heglss~r's office VI Dickson
Goaats. Tennessee. aud being tbs saine
property coas%y~i 10 n. Il. Morris, IT,.
h, deed Of W A. C,iIiey and vie Mn
IulA Culiey. dated September IL. 1910.
tbs. The tlh day ~ luue. 1918,
u NJ RICE. Trustee.
Lytell J, Rust Atiy. July 5
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-21
Representative

MILLER. We are authorized 10 al
aDaEcx ii. 4. ' Mlliss ~ a candid
sni l,s .tdiss VI Representative ~ th'
l.usef iioasr vi tbs next tssnefal ~
seuahiy, ffimasy .leetsan Aug. lst.
HALL. w We asc authorized ~ anHoaaes
n. Il. Hall IA eansiiiAts Tor the oii.rt
Vi ilspte~eataliss IA ths Lo~ef House u
sl,s uexs. General AaseinDiy ffsa,AsJ
slscthn August lat, ijis.
UairIpu, We are authorized 81
ANNOUNCE / II, '. sehhusttoa, D., IA
candidate iof the office Vi stsps.ssn saIis.
ia ,Ae Lover House vi the beat hensrai
Assembly Primary siecsaoa August LIST
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-21

GRAY We AIs aathosisesl 10 aanoaao.
L, +. Gray ~ candidate tor Coan's
Court Clerk. subject 10 tha viii ol tsi'
qualified voters al lyis August election
HARRIS We arv authorized to an
nouaeo Melvin Harris ~ n candidate
Tor the olive NJ County Court tieyk, sui
isct ~ the qualified voters Al the Aasar'
iels elc,tloa
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-21
The Dscese Away frss Hsme Whes
Msst Nse1ed.

People are oisso very much dissp
pointed to 6sd thsa their ismily
physician 10 away ton borns saen
they muxs need his services DIS.
eases lite pain In the stomach and
bowels. coiic and diarrhoes rsauirs
prompt tsSAtoens. and 10 many
INSTANCES proven fatal before nsdi.
ciss osoh be procured on ph,s'csn
summoned. The right way IL 10
keep Of hand bottle at Chsmbee-
Lain Colo and DiarYbosa Kennedy.
Ne physician can prescribe . better
msdieiDe im tb~ss diseAseA By
having it in the boUse you escape
much pain and suffering snd MI
risk. Bay il nov; ii Insy save lie.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-21

81 Gas-~Wt sfs authorised ~ announce
n X. Sugg ~ n candidate lot Justice
III The Peace u the 9Th Civil District
Lircis6n AeK /. 1918.
HARHKN.--we are Authorised 10 aa-
nouaev + J. Wartsh l0s Fs-rleetiofa Ia
th- office q. Justice Vi tbs Peace iuT tie
City u ii'ek~sn. i.!r1tioa. Aug iss.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-21
Attorney General

bJW MAN We aye authorized " all
t.u,iner john Is lisAss.aa vi humphrey
Coum, ~ candidate los fe-cist tloh Is
the oiilus u District Attorney aenstal u
tbs Ninth Jua.ciai titcuit, coGaposeti ol
suu4ae,, isoheils1n. Mou,gotucfy, stew
AT. ttoaston, D,>Sson AMI humphrey
t.iset.ou thursday. August irt, WAS,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-21

Pis y iahslssonsA eenhiKais
bosh isuis end sralsk Thss@ whsa
hare tr,ahle aIss@alag III ItAoald
iaks ONE SPOONFUL. ainAsls
haektAosn bark. slySsrins. &C.. Il
naked In Adlse i.ks. Thin thsItxs
the ENTIRE bo~sl tract, r~now~s
soai matter whieh psisnssd yoaa
ssonarh l< maashs and relieves
ANY CASE scar stomach. ~ u
constipation and prevents apesnai.
ci,is. isav~s stomach In cnnAiti1x
10 digest ANYTHING. clsmGes
Pharmacy.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-21

Nv s,rs~rs al tAs.s vsndnsont sspsnas
| ,.sa.d 20 me bp the Clerk ~ shs 1iIexa
aati al Dickson County, viii 80
y Z; -,asCskf}sS, JILL ts4 Il. !. e ". N Il
a, the eossthau~ door IN tbs ,o~n VI Ihss
sosss. I~ns.. y, noea, espes~ 10 ps,bIss ssie
to the hughes, sad bess b,ddst ios sssh the
following resl @~M.eg
First on. sss IN ihs lowe II nsisen
houndcd ~ tsaiows Beginning A. ~ aty
RUS. ems 18th Mrs Adams lssse IN tsea se
sss... ,henes souia~sra iss iers m SON.
bright I&nnsns Co. ssssA bvusdssy i'es.
shsss~s Westward with sssa &C.. Lss iss
ices To- sn ~lacy, shsnxs sauh~ssd ~tk
alley ies lee, 10 bsg,nssms. lived upon ~
tbs property II w. A. w,mhsssly to ss,,sty
Judgment ct ~ 10 tasss.a sed eos, IN
f.ym al A. E. l.shsss
S~esss.a - -uadfvsdsts sns~s~a .m Vet IN
town al D,casos boseasd ~ fssisews B~ssa4
asas ut m alley ssns ~~s~ad wHk Mss.
A.Aans h.Ae ist tss, TO ssske. sos,sh~s 10
ie~s sn sanbssgm CAansas CO., asstA
hoanoafy haze. wea~ssdly wssh assd ks.s
Iee ie~s 10 siiey. savsA~sfdly waA ss,d
Aliey los lees 10 h~xlnrrsssg, l~ys~d sp~s ~
the pses,~s.f A VIZ Wsm.heseiy 70 ss,,sfy
iadsn~rt "A 1f@ W ss..sast sad eass N
t~yas al CAssta.ss Hardware Co.
Ihsrd---One iss 10 ss~s Ut Dsshsc~
kcw~AeS W isalcws B~ssaasms ., sn.,.si<y.
rars eastward ~ah Mrs ADKINS kse -
5s~4 10 Esa<. th~see ssssh~ssd lHs beet
" S.rbvsshi GsaEsas Co. eovth bassdsry.
tAsas~ we~~sfdiy ~ssb ssnhs,shs Cass,rs
Co.. lire 10 l%~s ~ ssa~y. tAsaes sash.
~sdiy ~sA esd sisry Iss iess Nv b~ssn-
sa~s. is~s~d ~pe~ - she bsae~rsy "a VIII
vsmah~Sesy .s sssasiy ysdxm~n4 81 $40
.sa~ssss .ssa eosts1 isvos ri Charles. tissd.
vsre Co.
Tbs 5sA dsy "a Is.~ 1918
isan r. J. Caasnsa. Sheriff..
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-21
Circuit Court Clerk

BROWNtNG~,Ws are authorized 10 an
uauncy l.. j, tinwaing. oi the l0th ifss-
u.et, A. \ candidate Tor lreu.t iear'
Clerk, subject ~ the Will VI The qualified
yot.ts n the 1913 Angus, election,
WHITE. W. are authorized 10 snnoags,
\ l.. White ~ y candidate Tor shs Of
h.v eI C'.lfealt c.Durt ttserk. snt'seet " US
qa.sltf*I' .iscts &c Tie august. is1$,'ssv','
ltoa.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-21
wQs-aas.panr NOTICE.


In the Circuit Court. Dickson. Co
In this cause II appearing TO the
clerk from the bill III complainant
which Ia sworn 10. that the defend
ant, Katie Petty. IN 4 non-sesidrn,
Of the state Of Tennessee. % that
the ordinary process u Law cannot
be served upon her. she 10 therefore
hereby required % appeal before
Tie judge III int circuit tours II
Dickson. Tennessee. on or before
she
FirM Monday in ADJUST 1918.
and plead, answer or demur u
compiainant's bill aud that tins
notice be- published in the Dickson
County Herald, a Newspaper pub
lished Al Dickson. Tennessee. fo'
four consecutive weeks. the las,
notice to appear more than Ave
days before the said first Monday
In August 1918.
r. T. GRAY. Clerk
II. c. RICHARDSON. Atty.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-21
Circuit Judge

COOK w are authorised to Announce
" l., pok ia u eaa,li,iste loo te-eIss
llvn IA IL. plts III Judge uf ths Ntsass
judicial Ga, M, composed 81 thd coan
ues u .,uIunrt, Kol,eitsua. Montgomery
stew art, Houston, UteAsos' a1d a11ph
fry.. HE, t.oI thursday, August !, 1918
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-21
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1Is. sassk l.ss MANN aisl A.,
tE.is6a, II silA wsrx aas1l N Lk
- nns&ll saa iasslH. Salmdxs
might.
Exnssl kfGhison. VIM ind hsls.
sna Mixaa& lswslai~ asd slsaeanA Vim.
aisf, sisisad Il !. n. Dadlsy's Sal.
ardss sisllt-
NJ md Mr. HeoF.y hIAssell Ivisai-
Va The lAltsf's lsthsf. w. y. Kiaa-
bro. Saturday might.
ashom KimMe. aitsr d Nv dare
furloaeA h&es ~isA relatives, no..
tRrnsG 10 Camp S&ssss. Git~snvslle,
"a G.. Mandav might. t,sAoFn il
looking sias and daady, :
Mr.. and Mira, los kimAs~ wess
guests u A. {. Kimafo. SATURDAY..
Quite aamhsr vi eeapls sa,oysss
shs scs resAsu sappet nj Ms. ssnHas
Saturday night
2ollas Rowsn aud family visited
Ar. Rowsa's parents. Mr.. and Mrs,
Wees Luther. the latter part "a the
week.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-21
ANNOUNCEMENTS


NICHOLS. We are authorized W 40
aetnes r. n S,ehsiA, II ios,asnn
County, ips fenFlsellon " tHs Once "a
ssata ,ssnatia from the 2.srd senatorial
i,.sifIes eepposed VI Houston. Stewart,
Humphreys ald bieksaa Conntiss. Pm
faAry sleet.oE Aug4st lat. 1915.
RICE We afe authorized ~ anaouBes
J. ~ lace. vi siesart eoaa,y, ~ .
candidate Tor y ale seaAtos lIoGi The III
Equatorial dists.et, eoa.possd Vi Houston,
Stewart. tlampantys, AND DteasaE coaa-
lies. i'nGAsy election, Aug. /, 1919
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-21
Sheriff

PETTY We Ase AasA,stsed to aaRo9ac'
J, !, fetty ~ 4 candidate tot Saessh
ssales te The 44Alsiri ,osess Al NE Avs
,st eaectsoa,
MOORE, We Ar Authorised ~ AL
naaaee \ \. Au~sre ~ Candidate ~
Sheriff, sah.eet ~ las Qas.,a.si ,oses- v
The etccssan. Aassss !, talS
Nancy We Sre aathctssi H. ~,
goanSv q, ". MaNey ~ 4 candidate
ior Sheriff, ,utlecs 10 ssse suAaojl q
ere AZ the August e.eSEIos4-
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-21

Rspor, has Il tina, federal author
,ties have removed from, n safety
deposit vault In New York $3jn.UG
worth u ptec GUS stones, II ~ said
ths, they form par, OF the Russian
crown Jewels and that they wer,
placed IN the vault by the vile III
man posing as al American arm,
lieutenant, |, sounds like tale
from the Arabian highs and q
Sherlock Holmes story rolled into
one,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-21

The German generals have often
~. dates shea they will dine in
Pans, But /, IL not reported that
thS Pane restaurants are laying IN
any supplies os ssussges " saurr.
kraul.