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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-04-26
WHY CHART LACKED DETAIL
wife Found II Simply impossible 70
Pvt Down Al ths Remarks
Hubby Had Made.

A physlclaa needed nurses nsesil-
eai chart. but had 'foue 81 hand The
mans wife was nursing him. w he
drew lines on sheet Of paper to rep.
resent chart. He Instructed the wife
iiow Ia NIL il ont and left.
Next day The physician called. looked
at the chart aud was puzxled to find
No -ttany remarks registered. far re-
moved from things medical remarks
most irrelevant, IN fact. lie asked an
explanation from the wife-~and he got
It! Hisey nin,ioaei the physician 10
follow her into the adjoining room.
wElsIegl4. To AL+ ueast shs did ,ssat
allah husband "a hear thu apology she
must make fnt fllui.
You ses. doctor. ] cnaliat gas ska~n,
all Che remarks lie made, even II you
did want TO know them. Fin awfally
sorry~~hut you ---~ctAv be ustsi VA
many swear words about you. doctor,
because you waited 10 know every
word uian aald.'"
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-04-26
PROPER BR0OD-s0W RATl0NS
Feed Ass Much 10 Do with Strength
Of litter-~Rssults ohtainsd nj
lows Citation.


The br"od Saw's ratian has much tn
A. with The strength N the Hitter. Mc.
eor,,,ns 10 results obtained at the lows
experiment station.
In . lot NJ Tiltw fed 4 rntian M esr
corn plus onesten,h ~ much ,ankag~
by weight. "a PR cent os The pigs werv
cla~sed m ssraag st birth. The p~eS
centags Of strong pigs With corn ai"as
~as O. The percentage with ether
rastcn* f~strxs. ' " y. +t-H-4 w" .S'..'
xhelitd corn. chopped clover ana
molasses. N pr cent strong; ear c"rn
pias clever In rack ~ Yser e~nt strenx:
ssr cern rlus Alfalfa In rrsek, "a p<s
cent strceg.
Tbs csss NJ new hsn pigs with eaY
corn and cio.er VIA. 81 csuts. with ear
corn end alfalfa SC cents with ear
corn ard tankags IN c~nts. md with
cor corn only II censs Thess rest
figures @cre niassS % ~e0th nj ~ tstts
a tushel. and would have to ta mutt"
nied by ~ or ,hr~~ n make them
apply to present conditions.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-04-26
WITH VOICE OR EXPERIENCE
Essa.ngy Msrssv.a spsks ~ Mssst shs
unGsfssaon to De General stibH
al Married Men.

Tis# tive girls wssFr walking alcfG a
sabGsipAa aTenas. talking about tAetf
bsrt young men, II course. At least.
~ar NJ taetp ya4.
's'hariey was W 10 ses the last
might" siae said.
-That's twiee In week. lint itY |n
CURED the other.
~Yss," and she bIussled and gsggisd
II suppose he'll come three tsIa~n ln
tls~ n~ss ses.ek ~
Il suppose 10"
And four times the nrstr"
e~ThAt's what brother says.S
and I've times the a.xtT
That's Mhat sister says"
"Aad ak tltnrs the nsxtT'
THAT'S What aahtie says"
~And seven tiBses the next"
that's what papa says"
That's about all hn eau do: wha,
them
'-Thsa ven yet married that's what
everybody says"
"And ,hsn whatT'
'sfhen wont see hifa say rnars "
M evening that's what mamma says"
Pittsburgh Chsohlcle-Te Telegraph.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-04-26

ssrxxgHe n M sgapassh~ 1nsf nx ~
r~iaae Ac~ ~ q sasGas and Ass tsfs
sshse . ghlRx w,l arr w against. We
sEp nae % astg wsesSxsswa hsss trsasss
iax ~ ais lss@s ssasess sssd eAssrfaa.
asss agskNst prise nsaiaT Naa@s
as~shaas biz kAe~s shssAas~as nssAsnk
sh@ss. asAi gA#svSvrv h@ c~aars knees
hew strssiaoas en- adversary ne has
~ underestimate hAs ssr~AetA assi d.
sAtrpaAae nsh~tx wtsN seek ~ e@astea
AiBa against tho ngas~s, -Ae Freaca
~ asx ass@~rxs@nA thAs M ell an& ARE
incssRsss tn ressMs H. yhs& 10 MY
saara. IN ase II tsss aafext@hats fasts
M far ~ ewt 'E0tlsg esww. md J De-
lasv~ ssx efhrsaas wAea they sSsssse To
r~aliae. wsu tFy III sssalsass ss* sssrss
sn4s pas us wsl lsS~~ n Il 'sSsmsnsae-
sAap' basis sewarsts fhase who have
suffered ~ masA and ~Aaa sS have
guas aaf ~ AesR"
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-04-26
FAITH IN RED CROSS.
Confidence Of Wounded Tribute
TO Organization.


ChrsFo--~whas essld any arrsy On
without the Red Crcssr' ssSs Ssrxs
Ronald Ktngssev. late es the FfffJ'
eighth Canadian inrsa'ry. who 10 . vss'
srxn ~ the French frors permanently
discharged because u tnjErses s'
c-Aleesi In battle.
Srrgvans Kgnssley answers BIS sSn
question
y ,hlnk .hss p-vasbIy She greatest
tribute that can be paid 70 the FED
Crrsex ia the essrAsiener al the waarsie~s
unn. He fsets that 10 natte@ hfu
badly wcan.s~d ~ rnsy te. ~ o1ee BE-
sets ID the Red CROSS rBaa his lse IL
sac
4 witnessed ca tnfs3snt etw-Sr-s, TIE
bsis3t 81 tsS Sesrars@ waBes ! ssaati
neve- tp-see. EeSs Gross cesesr and
four stretcA-cr bsaserx case te the sup
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-04-26
ONE LOOK IS SUFFICIENT
liaesiity far ccntrihusory
keclIoeese-

Olympia, Wash.-.-stae isok cp and
.,~s the street IN satsscisat 10 save
tbs pedestrian from liability for ron
ushrtery negligence II he s@ts bit by
q ptnes ~ other veAsrle. vhich be-
dld Rot ,se IN crossing the Ssre.. ac.
eor'sn< TO n r1iing Of the state xa-
rr~sns eoGrt In canfrnasag a Judgment
Zoe $50 against Oscar Pvtrrsos.
atnsy driver, In favor Of 1ehn Re,lcx.
The driver appealed cz the ground
that ReSiick had nss uses proper eau
tioa In crossing .As STREET.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-04-26

rnrN1r~nch~s for sorts wc9nfes us~n.
The ofie~r raised Red Cross far =
plsin view of the Germans and with
his nen began to fress the wnurtis snd
finally To pat the soldiers ON @reschsrs
A they wafk~i al the Germans aefib-
erStely fred 90 the party an8 the ON.
e~r w~nt dova. He got " sssd started
again. bat Vas his g ss<esf sirns and
I'D ncs set Up.
Almost ai the saFse tine we hsnsf
4 sasso cf German threrinra sAssls
which woandct MI the .sreeeAef4<Ar
err ard the wouated sos,ssrs rer~4v~d
nsw wouasis Yet. IN sg.sss IT ,his as-
ether Re-. Gsvss party fret satire day
rsnf cgt ani hrossAs In woa5fcss ra~n
Ned oae 81, snythsng rsarr' thinA
not"
The work ~ 'ae Red Crp~s CIR ths
battlefield goes &C aiEs; and tssy. 10.
var1ahly the mes ard the arstwiaae~s
a-e In rzUzs ~ ezsezny gvas Tesnsson
70 duty ehhrTtfeyfses ihs Red Cro..
SEEKERS and he Ars@rscna bsys ars
stimulated by rhss assurance.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-04-26

An irishman Was al @ark 20 A httl4t-
Ing machine that carried hods "
bricks 10 the top of building, and
hroa4h. them hown empty Happening
~ get caught, hc WAS carried to tie
top iioof, aGd 10 the orderly but rapid
progress VI tlie machine war brought
10 the ground rather suddenly. A FIJI
lowsworkman leaned Srom the second
story ScaffnidIns sud crtea ..
"ATe sou hurt, pstf"
.Yoa 40 ~ the dtysIs'" shouted
rmf, II pasHed you tstces and W nsveF
spoke 10 me-"
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-04-26
tad TO Reqsstss.

4 negro tad, 6na IL lie duaky Mud
this come up from the South, appeared
Ata local tlrnf; board recently and in-
duifssi fnr' 4 qitesyfsfniiire' W 49, @<
'tHow bId are your" he WIS asked,
and h,s answer was Eighteen
Ell wastlt accessory for yea to regis
Ger for the ,lraft," he was told
mot necessary Man, you don't
knoa that town whcrr An registered
All Was working ON the street When
twu Blk curs grabbed mo aud said.
'Nlggah, S1u bent Il over there and
sue9stah ct ven beat yoh haid.'
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-04-26

wsIl~hnished bs~ves vh~n fatisne0
for market nnfer twc y~As~ o. age M-
fsr greater rhosre In the matter ~
seiersing the date of marketing tbs
average CONSUMER r~~fers the sixe and
quality M the cufs whlrt ore otstMins1
fran In ~nrr1ss At q xsa,.hred. hssAfy
finished y~srs:nx. In addition 10 higA
quality. .hicsnsss In xsemks ard other
erts of BRET II desired ny the esoassnasx
aad these can be prodncs-a More roo
nnm.caily In the ws:s-apafassG ysAsfiaG
than ia any ether eis@ Of e~ss sns-
E.s.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-04-26

PAIL OVER ENTIRE COUNTRY
Report Few TrsIns Running, Stations
Deserted. Suaks From h1t Fe~
ehImHeys---Fssl Shortage In
Germany Acute.

Loaaon, All England has been
stirred by the return OF Ssso soldiers
Rad civilian prisoners af war frca,
huhletea. Germany. sotsae as whean nrc
ilshtgmen who were surprises! by the
l3srsglaasaas. La s1s~ Asssh ssss Immediately
after the declaration Of war. and bad
therefore been prisoners a.tnos, from
the erst day NJ hs~tsi.sieM~
f. Nfs ssg' tetnsiss ot M Stories TNvy
tell. iw their lips have been srai,sd ~
far as their owa suffprings are com
cevned by order ~ the government,
The rntngFk az one Of the civilians TO
m old friend who mo, the party ave
are faSly all right. but Va have ell got
s'ssasst~ire feyvr"~-is satti 10 contain
the whole story, knglishuen know
What that means. snd there Is new hers
aay desire to resers. the governments
order.
Symptoms OF Bsrbed ,Wirs Fever.
"Rarhesi wire fever IL the nervoss
strain that IN telling with Increasing
force especially In the case Of the cid
cr men. she cannot take 50 much exer'
cisss~ upon the hundreds al met who
have spent ever three years On that TN.
harry course" says the Manchester
Guardian.
They were bitterly disappointed
that the attempt If our government ts
abolish Ratslehen altogether by an e.
change. however II might advantage
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-04-26
GERMAN PRISON
BLIGHT IS LIMITED

the Gesmsas sanas 10 n0thiag. snss
many Ut the Fvpagfsstea us~a arw Goa
sssert that there nsay he an tner~wss
~ mensa cas~s Il kanssalea cea,iaaes
much ioager, Yea reaia a~e the maria
Ill aeFveas excitesa~ns asa many az the
facrs, sna probably the rsartiaa frcm
hsiEg vet free viii hs, felt severely by
the nses Of sacrs sensitive uaans.s."s
frcrn few Ut the civilian I,rtssaers
ssasn~shsas of the esadstsoa ef affSirs In
asrnsaay ~ss learned -~lslussrs tscns
supporting the general ifapre~ssua. &C,
eard:ng 70 the paiiy Telegraph, THAT
the war has easlfsiy changed the con.
ditians Of lsfe Id The sassny rsnatry.
which has ceased sltng~thsr 10 display
that air ~ eheersai prosperity which
characterized the t;,xmany VI p~ace
days"
:. Germany. - H. sssis. ss=ssss sssv~eatsa sAs
appearansv Of a coaatr, ''anser =
allshs.-
Germany unSss Blight.
y n ~sss ~*sy sgess sssssea asAass svasy.
siiaS through the coautry," said enc
Of the men, with The dead laak af ev.
vrythsag Even In cue o. tha great
towns Through which wp passed there
seemed 10 be- little gelag ON, and the
railway stations wcrv airaosi entirely
f,ssriesi. TN The 1iha bt.isAeen span.
Tau and Hanover we did nat see Z
single passenger train. sad the goods
traffic appeared 20 be quite negligible,
The fields were ievsid Of cattle, and
on the whole Journey raw less than
\ score OF sheep"
Other ,aen with ahssrvant eyes had
come Ia the conclusion thar the fuel
shortage 10 Germany mus, I've acute.
tecaus. though the weather was bit.
ieriy coia smoke could rarely be s~cn
issuing from ehimneys. Another thing
that ssrnck shwgn was the extent 10
which eomea ARE dpag work on the
railways, Thcy w.ve seen setlae "a
ilrvtnsn ON locomotives s..i IN plate
layers.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-04-26

TEXAS AVIATOR N WARMING
osprscassss pxtscnsxi1a Air vt Sosws
Aassrseaas hs~ 10 Nar-~Beaxss
c,ssrsd FFisAas in ersaSs.
who un4sfs1And.

!, Aastin, Tex Serkf. H. Clyde Balls
ley Ii the ssxt Trxaa to rstara srom
France as q Asfo OF the flying service
Of the Lafayette t.ssndrilic. of whaeh
no Ia q tDefuh@r. yoanx Balxsey's
honae is In San Antoale. and be IL 4
former stads,st OF the CnIverNfy 81
Texas HE came 10 Aassin few days
ago nfon Invitation from bis oid-sims
frisnds iu the university to rvsaGs his
experiences He In hone ca ees,,
vateseent leave. having just recovered
IRON rsstnsis received ~hen attacked
by . feck M Gsr.asn assIasaa. lila f@ii
with his machine from q height as
1000 feet 10 M attitude Of s.oe feet.
whsa he managed - right his airplane
and land safely hehind the Preach
lines. He spent three years In the
tylng scrries.
Patriotism Must Ne Aroused.
Hske w, America r. should be the
slogan Of the people OF the United
States, Sergeant Bals.ey said while
here. III 10 NJ terribly necessary
and right new--tha, the Whole country
be aiied vita patriotism. 1, muss
feel that on II. and IL alone rests the
outcome of this war rntlt that time
S7atr not ss4ssevs afne~s~as faAst ssturfs
cah be pa, firth. far while M oas,
L thlHR AAEttH s.s H. ks.f..
st tltsSyfsssan#s vs. ! apIssl gssss AWAY.
from our soldiers, 7tiIl we who are nj
the froat--the allias and The French
feel THAI Americans are too cccssar~
too full Of brnggadocio. Confidence
Is all right. but man who does hct
measure the ~uruys resistance and
take into scconn, that he Is f,Ghting
to The death may stand 10 lose vast
odds Just because OF his shorssig GIFTED
lieSs.'
Rai*ley spoke Of bombing Germany
With American nlrriaaes.
'of cuurse, II viii take tine. From
the Ffet.eh viewpoint 1, will be 1919
before Americans can really 10 In In
great fosccs, because she must get her
planes huilt and transported, and II
takes time. time. ttane. We really
rhink that In 1915 America will only
b able ~ take charge NJ sotne sec.
1ons of the frurt. and that II will be-
two years before she can really make
herself lei, Ia tho FsHl struggle"
OF German atrocities. Ealsley would
not speak.
Il feel ~ though never want 10
shake hands with oue ef them again"
he declared "in the whole world
there IL only one rvgard highly. and
h. IL In San. Aptnni0l /. ,p.;ad lhs,sHaaa l.
felt he Was So Different have hunted
him ar BuE enly those who have
actually known the ncannes~ and
cruelty " their methods over there
can understand what terrible thing
their disregard VI every principle Of
rtsht means"
bAlsley has many souvenirs of the
war several haycas's, cap taken
from German prisoner. sogae shells,
German artillery belt, etc. In
worn bill NJ cloth he carries the shell
which, bursting. shattered his thigh.
THE nurse gsve II so me nfter the
operation" he explained
In enlargtng upon the American at.
tiiude ~ viewed FROM the foreign
standpoint Rnlsley went into details,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-04-26
LIVE.
s Took
ANIMAL FATS ARE REQUIRED


nasas ~ A&sas9ftsrsl
xAaiS tAa lissae rlg raakss d reanA
t~ pcaad smia cn is@s fred than th~
Older A~g. there arr advantages fsSaa
hcsh m sntsvtaust and = a&ssaaAi
utAnapaAat In fs~asnT Aa<s ~ heav.
isr weight. Ansna. fat~ srs needed.
No way EXISTS ~ lasraasanx the sup.
rly meee raradly thSn hy taildsng ~
the namh~r at swtns IN Tim eeansry.
And ~ s~esy fatzses kne~s. Ns thu
Aeaxs bag that cArrsss the nat ghs
nesd fc< MI ssSo wws f~h&s~d IN the
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-04-26
NEED PATRIOTISM 4
TO END TIE WAR

y sp~sk " AsasriesA sssagxaaarie
~ J haze ss~n N nj FraaSs Ana An
Paris atsa m ! hare s~sa X srslm the
FrsfEsa angie. So maas u sAs hays
wbs have gese eser have snare or iess
Adopted the msssFade III We'll w@vs
ssfrs for yve breaches, ~. yea
d#sas kpow how ~ hxhs, Mas that
wcse ensse ever well saaa@ use q
tsanx Or fsa OF course We that
have b~~a born and reared In Aassss
tea aasssr~fsnt THAT assisna~. War
Ia 10 ssw 10 sais great pssss~fas eena.
rfy tia, esra after sise3~ pears ~ In
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-04-26

&@@1s FSoNp wv @SN0 - Wess~"
Wasts--rhis Animal Weighed 80
Pounds n Aes es Eleven Me~tA& 4
market 10 neSanher by a wider spread
In prst~s paid for receipts the fat
hogs tnpranx the market,
Market reports for early win,~ a,ss
show~d that hogs we're helaS sent IL
.ssAc&aax wwats~x Ss' n sasses aa,@ss~r wv4
ssagv weigh. than has h,scn the eus~
tom for sosne sisae. thus Indicating that
farmers were f,ndiag n profitable No
wet IN, p~srssssf ta g,ss nssre tst ~
their hogs. The FEEDING for naars
weight has tsen aoae by thr sarmer~
In direct response "a the many ~
Qeesss that hog production be In.
creased. II was Impossible ~ ealarwe
the number ef hogs Immediately: that
win cosnr with IN. sprsnr listcrs. and
again In the fall II was rossihivs
however. 10 add weight n the hogs I'm
hand. An abundance Of feed although
In safae localities NJ poor quality, has
er~afiy favored farmers, and those Ia
vorahly situated shoald fessd hogs un-
III they weigh ~, 10 Sssa poands, Not
only have they tert hogs ON their
farms until the animals carried weight,
bat thu demand at packing crnters for
feeder or ligis, weight hogs 10 he ship.
sed hsrk 10 the country was anpf~se-
d~n,~d during the early winter.
Tltosa who have h buy freed or find
II nsresssry 10 ecanotnlrs on fs~d
which they have puschaset may tsnd
1, more IN their advantage to market
hces nj lighter weigh. besmase Of tho
relative s'ownasw apd higher cost af
putting f.Sh and m, on heavy hegx.
A weight II about 300 pounds may b~
attained nj frpm tea ia eansaa naaaths
III SRs. "-.>' v@~'
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-04-26
KICKS BOMB OUT OF WAY
Ns~ York Carpenters Curiosity Gets
Better cf Hin, ard Ne Returns
10 Investigate.

New York.~~Salvatnre Naccio, 4
carpenter. stumbled over something
when he weai hcnse :hc other nish.,
kicked I, out o; the way aud entered
his ruosn.
When his curiosity got the better
Of him he went out In the hall aud
struck match. The something" was
an SIath bomb.
fuse bad been wound too tightly.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-04-26
FEEDING ALFALFA TO HORSES


reefsns sifsifa ksy sc kerses Ia isns-
,.ss. eususitssx has lsa~z proved dsssr-
sAle rrHessr.. hut tssis rrnp shari9 t,e
1eok4d Hv,on e. q -ossc~usrsss rather
than q ruzghxxs. ore pssnd a alfalfa
hay eoussins r. peg ~vai reyre Eesi-
ssls r~exs4s taan does q pcrn6 -
sheiys3 rfgE.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-04-26

Tovoaeo srras .rrTses gu; 100
y~raaess Of oat~snsrE riae q DAP ssa
cassnas sEpgsy she sss@ssA IL ssias q
j. esnts q pszod
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-04-26

sirF'. arse et ~ Fsers's "rtsa RNsr'
with exp~i worms AZ raPs~Sfa w second
da#a aftsr putsattsn n~esssAry. Iau~s
W ths stomach aaa llnwsts Adv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-04-26
IMPORTANT TO- iGottiSsa
Her parsaosleai Position.

"A vessel IL Different Ia one way
fruiu anything else"
What IL thatf'
II, IL when SHE N tied ny that shs
cant make any knots
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-04-26

The girl al the counter who sells two
yards " ribbon 10 the customer who
wanted only Que Ia also doiug her Bit
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-04-26

Stacking Is ssid to talm the nerves
I'm other words the more man fumes
the lesa he frets
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-04-26

SIS your dBughter tond OF tbs
ucsdle7'
VERY. n you refer to thu gramo.
phone needle, lsoSton Transcript.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-04-26

*~'siavr any ,Tt,tif,}e with your lhugh.
Ter heauN r No. use this Stop 20
slknal Ia thu partov."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-05-02

hausted condilion of the female sys-
tenn, the Prescription" never fails
to benefit or cure. Bearing-down
pains, internal Inflammation and
liberation. weak back. and all kindred
ailments are completely cured by it.
It's a marvellous remedy for nervous
and general debility. Insomnia. or In
ability to Sleep, Spasms, Commissions
or Fits.
DR.. Pierce's Medical Adviser QyOO0
pages) will be sent free on receipt Of
so one-cent stamps to pay cost of
printing and mailing only. Address
Dr. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.
Constipation causes many serious
diseases. It is thoroughly cured BY
DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets. One .
laxative; two or three are eathartic.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-05-02
". P. Harvey, SO, Dies in Baltimore

BALTIMORE. Md. May 2.-William p
Harvey. a retired merchant of Balti-
more. died yesterday afternoon in his
eiehtieth year. Mr.. Harvey was identi-
ned as director with manv financial In
-aflfutiens. In 1877 he established the
5{ru, Il william p. Harvey & Co. of
1shfcaEo. which operated many grain
eiewIfors throughout the west. He re-
flrod from the grain business about
fw6nty years ago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-05-02
Deemed Satisfactory to Allies.

Z LONDON. May 2-"Baron Goto's
statement is eminently satisfactory to
the allies" says the Times, in COM
menting on the interview given by
the new japanese minister to the As
sociated Press. in which he spoke of
Japan's loyalty to her allies. and as
serted there would be no change in
the foreign policy OF the country. ut
answers effectively the malicious
ISLANDERS which Germany invented and
circulated in the far east and other
parts of the world.
Baron Goto Indignantly contradicts
the latest of these lying rumors, which
ansinuated that his advent to office
would be followed by a change in
Japan's attitude. Japan is pledged to
stand with the allies until they win
victory, and she will keep her word.
THE Japanese foreign minister as
serts with much earnestness that
Japan bears the utmost good will to-
ward Russia and is sincerely anxious
TO see her restored to her position
among the powers. Apart from all else
o raison d'etat must inspire Japan
with this wish. Japan has not forgot
ten what Germany's influence In the
far east has cost her. She believes q
regenerated Russia will force an ef-
fective barrier against revival OF
that influence. and accordingly that /,
Is TO her interest to give Russia all
possible help in the work of national
ieccnstitution."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-05-02
Unionists stiffen Opposition.
All Saloons in Princeton Closed.

PRINCETON. N. J.. May Prince
ton went dry" yesterday when Chief
Deputy United States Marshal Wood
bury B. Snowden. acting under orders
from the Department of Justice, closed
up all drinking places in the college
town under the Presidents proclama-
ton prohibiting the sale of intoxi-
cants within a half mile Of any mill
tary establishment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-05-02
HELP, IS OFFERED, and is freely

CIV e n to YER Y
vous. delicate
W o m a II by DR..
Pierc e's Favorite
Prescription. Re-
member ingredients
on labe1-in Tablet
or Liquid form.
In every female
complaint" irregu-
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-05-02
Sympathy for Russia.

Japan has not for q moment made
Hight of the inimical influence spread
ing in eastern Siberia. both as a men
ace to Japan and China and as against
the entente allies. Neither has Japan
lost sight of the fact that Russia is a
power endeavoring to reorganize a ma
chine temporarily out of order.
Japan must give encouragement. as
distance and support to the work of re-
Organization in Russia. We trust the
sound sense of the Russian people will
not be misled by reports calculated to
keep the two neighbors apart.
FINALLY, repeat there is no change,
nor will there be any change, in the
policy of this government because OF
the changes in the cabinet. We will
maintain peace in the far east and we
will help our neighbors and friends to
the limit of our capacity"