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New Britain herald., 1918-10-31
WHEN A TELLER NEEDS a
FRIEND.

If CartooniSt Briggs is looking for
titled when a Teller Needs
Friend, We would respectfully refer
him to an editorial apology in the
Hartford "Courant'' this morning for
the statement of Candidate George A.
Quigley, who wants the voters of this
district to send him to Congress in
place of the incumbent, Representa-
tive Augustine Lonergan.
In it's issue of yesterday the
'Courant" carried a full page politi-
cal advertisement for Mr. Quigley at
for Congress said:
| would make no peace with
Germany until our flag and the
flags of the Allies float over the
ruins of Berlin.
Naturally a statement like that.
which implied that Mr.. Quigley want
ed the war prosecuted until Berlin
had been razed, caused a consterna-
ton among Republican leaders, who
shuddered at the thought of the eff
parents of American soldiers, whose
lives, if MIR. Quigley had his way,
would be sacrificed by the thousands
in pushing on toward Berlin whether
or not Germany capitulates before
the Rhine is reached. Therefore it
behooved the "Courant'' to remove
that impression and to tell it's readers
that Mr. Quigley does not mean
everything he says in his political
advertiser In a lengthy editor
ial the "Courant" denied that Mr..
Quigley is a "vandaP', or a particu-
larry "bloodthirsty" person. The ar
ticle then goes on to explain that I'VE
are sure Mr.. Quigley does not mean
exactly what he says"
We are equally sure that Mr. Quig-
ley must have felt chagrlned and
embarrassed on reading in the organ
of his party that he does not know
what ne is talking about. But we
prefer to let our readers judge for
themselves in the PREMISES We re-
print herewith the Apologize edi-
torial:
We are sure that Mr.. Quigley.
whose chances of. being the nnxt
Congressman from this district
are very bright does not mean
exactly what he says at the top
of his advertisement in yester-
day mornings ''Courant' 81
would moEc no peace with Ger
many until our flag and the flags
Of the Allies hoat over the ruins
of Berlin, he says, but that must
he regarded as picturesque fig
ure Of speech. NJ. Quiglcy is
not a vardal, nor is he partiCu-
Iarly bloodthirsty. but he fe@ls
strongly in the matter o. which
he vas speaking. He believes
with all his heart that the war
should be prosecuted 10 proper
tnHc,usir IN end ihGt tn CcnIl1-
| sion 10 he desired nlea- 1s Q deCi-
! sive Nicjc over Germany and
the rrcoe zion a'G ~ci,now'l 1g-
rnent OF dcT"at or the part OF the
Germans, NJ. Qu..ley waAts III
wa CARR. herr: to IN Aeopla
who so rockies. y huEon It a~1
he would like to see them sultor
New Britain herald., 1918-10-31
pRONOCNCN TT EPRES.

There once was en- Infant Of Ypres
Who was asked to conserve on his
GypTc~
He replied with a grin,
1--WE are now using tin
AS an added defense against snypres."
--Ded in Chicago Tribune
Wherc once was an Infant of Ypres,
Th2lc life is considered quite
rhypres.
That's tho end Of my song.
Eor Q shell cam along
And the inrant neglected to lypres
New Britain herald., 1918-10-31

Lieutenant Tom" Jackson, of the
Herald staff, is reported a prisoner
in Germany But We'll lay a little
wager that before he was captured
he imprinted his mark on several
Huns in the immediate vicinity.
New Britain herald., 1918-10-31

a MaryVille woman says, accord
ing to the DemOcTat-Forum, that she
can stand meatIess, Wheatless and SUI
garless days, but she is getting
mighty tired Of manless evenings
Kansas City Times.
New Britain herald., 1918-10-31

FACTS AND FANCIES.

Pershine is making a peace speech
with siXteen-inch gun.-New York
Sun.
New Britain herald., 1918-10-31
STAND IN WE PRESIDENT.

strong plea in E}ehaf % Cl,:ef FxcCu-
tiA~ Maze F,y J. c-'tic-at Emeritus Of
t-~r,aTt' E--,iT .,7ajtl' i'm Letter
E., New Enr.- Times.
New Britain herald., 1918-10-31

.,'',~. " Ti:-.' -.'reid cr' r.
itI.7 Of 1i&i. ara IAN e.si,y tas writ
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-14
. HER'FF'e MLs.

ny yiriate VI shr~ vesjtsioss es,soess
issued IN nae BY thf Clerk II ,ke safcaa,
court NJ DsfAsaa County, | wili GA
sATt RDAt. July q, 1918,
al the O sifthsasse slsHa IN I,ssksaa, T~aH.
vi aeos, eAps~e 10 p,,laa sslsto ,As Atsh-
s~s sni lse~i lsajsiet sns zach thr tsIta~tns
real ess@te First liu,lss and lasi IN iosa
81 p~k.D bounded IA ialiass naah by
mli~y .sst nv ~. v stas1 ~s,ath ~ street,
wsas by iFed Manning. isss~d upn ~
tbs property N iss SOD 4 as Maya to
satisfy lpsaxasesst. I, " III NJ ,t..ss,s.s sd
es,st IN favor of T. u Asbsn tof e, r.
s,iwan.
Secaaj ~ acres IN u sis,l d,stnct II
ihclmsn Lsants hsassi~si AN follows
aorih Nv Jo~l.a. south by ts~a wsihas,
east by Chsraottslpshe. ~esi ny WiA,asad,
Levied up,n as sbs gaoveft, d DAISY
Hayes to ssiassy Iuistneat VI siS&1 Ia.
sefwxt sad cost IN iayus N H. /. tT.th,
Third ios IN 9Th district beupd~d M
follows north b, tsua@ Aannrlly; south
By iess Wood. e~@s by jam Niiss.. ssss
~ Add,s Csa,aghsm, levied upon 10
satisfy luispeat Tor ~ Is ias<s~s ned
ca1i IN fssm ~ n Miles,
This 9Th day II i,ia~, 1915,
Jaa ~ ! COLEMAN. fshstsg
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-14
The Secrets Out.

NOT lohg ago the representative ol
a isrgs Chicago mail order house Dr.
livssed n talk before On sdvwtisins
|elue. Hs sssw biz eoasisieatial w
his rwmarka. and mAds This STATIC
msnt.
We keep . sateh 81 the weekly
ns~spapefs In email te~Es and the
dailies In the larger cities. When
se tiiseoxGr \ snsa in ~hAnA tix
homc merchants arr not advertising
~ heavily ~ We have reason to be-
is~se they shsalds ne make it our
business to cover that section heav.
lily with catalogue we mel
more business iSDEn these places
than w can where the hegne mer.
chants tell their owa people what
they've got, "
That Chicago maii.osder man Ger
t@iniy gave assay a mighty valuable
s~erct when be made that statement
iii the merchants vi ahis county
can s-e i, 10 us proper light The
Chicago mall.undes pvople know
their biggest business eosnes from
people who do noi know the prices
charged by their own home msr.
chants In other words, the home
merchant nol only Injuries his own
hnsiness by mol advertising HE
goods. hut helps the mail -osies man
10 build up trade.
There are people right here In
Dickson buying goods from Chicago
mail order hnusav Win ia nut anow
that they can get iust ~ good. and
10 most instances better. goods ios
the same money right here q, home
Aud this does not apply 10 grocer
lee alone 80 they're buying furniture
and clothing and hard ware aud even
drugs from mail order houses-~ be-.
cause the mail order houses are an.
.~rprisina enough TO see tina. their
catalogues and announcement.
reach them regularly.
Ceniid-ntislly il We we're eugag-
oil in r~aaat basins.s VI. j aa i
little studying over what the Chica'
20 mail.ordsr man said.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-14

D~aasls haylat been as&aip in The pay
meat VI sxstsaa ssGs<hxssinass ssexrsl by
decd VI trAss, sxscatsd oy N. Il, Ansrss.
il ~ H. VI. kses, Tr0xses. dated sep.
t<uah~r ~, 1916, u s~c.sd in kussk M.
az, raxrs ~ aad ADO, Vi ths kss,xssx' i
eaises io< Dsksca toaaty, Teaas~~s.
s@sie~ 10 hereby gfsra By The virtue i'd
sAc poxsf and aslhexisy vested in INC
ssslef sAI Je~d u trust. |, III. NJ. Rses.
Ttwaas~. ssA 40
SATURDAY, IULk q, 1918.
sell al psatae aueasaa At II o ele.ek. neoa,
mt the iFsas tlssss nj The Lanrx Hcuse. in
lhekaoa, lheAAaa Co4ats. Tsaaesssx. ta
tAs highsss bladder fos sA@L, tges frum he
equity vi r~ismplaaa, aaansss<Ad, a0wef
and al othm rxemptsoas II every kind.
which ~rre expressly waived ~ SAID deed
II trust, The kisassas dr.esilsed feAl ~
tate to wit
A e%st2ia ttAnt w pAfosi al laIAd in tas
Sth 0yii y ssI,et Vi SAID Caaaly, In tle
ia~n VI road's ssatsog. Ani nese pAfsse-
alArly de~crstai ~ ioiio~s
beg,snanx NJ an ron pan ~ lea ftom
the csates III th~ riga. vi wsy u th*
NAshs.lis, Chattanooga L N. Louis Rs.I.
Rad, ruansRg Soaia ~ degrees East, ,as
fe~, ~ al ittH psa. th~gee Soath 1874 is-
grees West, as feet - xn lrua pin; thcacs
North 70 degrees West. D. lest ss
An irua pa. thearc North Isl DE-.
srec~ EAss as fert 10 ths posas VI The
hsxiaatsg, aad containing . acres. taaFs
W ls~s. ASi bsiax shs same property
transferred and cuaysy~d III Mira 2.iia
GALLEY hi lss~t If Nllsiam N shipmAn
~ai n lie, Anna G. ShipsaAa. BY deed u
record ,n LA~d Rook Ma, 81, pages &as
and 4ta, d The Regissss's oaice " lhsksaa
Coaaty. feaa~~~ee. and b~ing The s.H,e
psupsssy eoasrysi 10 N, 4. Morris, IT,.
by decd u " A, Csiles aad vale As
zulA Galley. dstssi September 10, 1916.
1'hta, he Eth day II Jaas, 1915.
n VI Rich, frux.s~g
lyteii ! Rust, Any. July 4
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-14
REGISTER

0AkLEf We are aathes,ted Ca al
u,siac~ l.. |. uAkls, ~ can l,dAse H.
the athse VI Register ii Dickson Coap
", sAe,est ~ the ~ill Ut the voters a
tAs August ssectioo. lsis
WALKER We ARE authorized Ia Al
nnuass h.. T., Walker A. a eAns.siss
for sAs osas~ o Register, suhirs, u tb'
sill Ut thr qualified voters at the 1892
August easctsoa,
DICKSON We Ase ., saetsa~i ~ Al
sooees / X. hSksaa ~ = eaassstsss
ias Ksxs~tss, sah.ecs h the ~i!i Of IN,
qualified svae,s ~ the August 1915 ~see'
lion
FIELDER, We srs authorised ~ Al
aeuns~I, VI, k.eld.s ~ candidate ,a'
rw.els ss,r 10 The otsc@ u Register, sub
pest u The qualified voters u tas Aas'
ast lsis eAss s,on,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-14
uNITkD WE WILL STAND.

The Tact 10 becoming every IN,
more and more apparent that Ter
nAsy ia iinding united 'oe /"
.lrons Tor all be, hoassed efficiency
The allied battle lines are s,andin,
firm. and the Pfusslan objective o'
Paris or the Channel port. -eems =.
lar IRON being attained as at an,
etms since abe German hsAssies VET
turned back I'll the Marine. - .".
But when Prussian arms fsi
prusslsn strategy gets on the jolt.
md Prus-ian strategy IL on the !o'
these davs--as large az LIE Tn
,hltct OF that strategy IL Ia effect
: iasa Hsetian and dixlsion IN hi
rsnks u ,ts enemies Well the
Hohensollerus know that with the
Allies thoroughly united in aims AMI
Methods, the pruss,sn ambition IL
doomed.
German prupssaads humhIed
Russis German arms ter
nan intrigue Was the hne cause OF
the disastrous Austrian drive in
Italy, German propaganda vii
oe-m new-simed at driving
Sedes between the allied nation.
No opportunity will be neglected. i
matters not how sa.sli II may be.
u sowing d's.ensicns between the
as,icns leagued sgainss h-r
~. II you even ,i1tEs that ~
have \ grievance sssinsi any 81 10
alice. hoek that thought up carefully
ia yoar heart aud never let i, sev
the light ri day till this gigantic
conflict is bought 10 a finish.
And when ,hs, r~sul, shall have
peen achievs,i, van will ioaetlrs,
ind that you can thank rras~iag
ssrs. esy for having ever entertained
a doubt IT those who arr dying By
the side Of our sons.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-14

An nlvsnses In 'S~ssi@n In I'm.
covered mesksd VI nakisg bread
ont III wood. asing the pslhkase-
II III aaai 10 be paiatshle and natsi-
tiens and hs~pisai p&si%Ass ~ho have
he<e md GA II AAse sained usikhL
II II eaues into g~sstal uss. the
bride viii have d aousnient releind-
VII when boz t,ush~nd insicust~s that
hes biscuits are like bricks. shs
will dis@rm BIN samHkssay by sss.
ins. Oh TO. dear. just lise blocks
of ~ood.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-14

People are often very much disap
pointed to find that their family
physician Ia away from home shsr
they most ne@d his services Dis
eases like pain in The stomach aud
bowels. collie nod diarho~s require
prompt iFsstoeDt. and 10 many
instances proven fatal before m~ii-
cine could be procured ~ . phys;esn
summoned. The right way 10 TO
Keep as hand bottle u Ckamt,~
lain's Collie and Dsarhn~s Remedy
No physician can prescribe q besser
medicine ios these diseaseA BY
having II In The houss yen escape
much pain snd suffering and Nil
risk. Bay il nos; il EaJ savs life.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-14
Rcpresenta

MILLER We are authorized " a.
Eoui.es a. I, V Miller ~ ealsiid. I"
for d. oihes VI Representative 10 tas
luxos iisas. VI The gext tsensfA ~
seastasy p,.aasry election Ava, lst
HALL. -~ We ase authorized W sflaSanes
\ y. Hall as eAaei,dals ,ior tbs off,es
si Representative IN The Losss House VI
the yea. General Assembly. Primary
slse.sya August ist, l5is.
SChMifIoU We afs Authorised ~
anssuass 1, X v. Sehtnittou, d., ~ =
Candidate tus ti.s oiiles d representative
Ia lhs Lower Hosiss Vi the nsxs tisnsrai
Assembly priiaary election August Isl
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-14
MoM-aGs,oGMr NOTICE.
ZFI.LA BRADLEY
W..
Al HkAfif.TN
! N. BRADLEY

In the Circus Court oil Dickson Gogn'l
In tina caase IL dolls apI~stsas ~ ii4s
I 'ia'Yk iSwfn t;se'rsstt; vssseas ~ sws*ss sA
thai the defendant, ! n. Bradley. 10 !
n.,H. ssadsst nj tire STATE pt 1rna'~~ss
~ that the ordinary pru~~ss VI ia~ can
ros t,+ served tsss tsits. 1t IA Therefore or'
sier-.i that publication b. made IN The
Dickson County Herald. n%~spsI%'
pnhlsstrIi Al Dickson. Isna., tot ieti'
conservative s@~ks, requiring tssr Dr.
fensias,, ], N. Bradley, ~ appear ard
aEs~~s tie hai OF cempiaasai, Eeila
Bradley. vn OF before ID.
FOURTH MONDAY IN July, 1918.
tb~ last ynhiseais.a ~ apE~A hss days
ssesare The sAssi renstis Mossday In Jalt /,
1913.
Tha The 1eeh day II MAY. 1918
r. Il. GRAY. Cierk.
X. L. CbkLkW, SOD.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-14

BOWMAN We are authorized W All
bounce John b bownsaa VI Humphreys
Coua.y ~ = eaad,da,s luz rs-sisct'on to
the oii.es Of Distinct Attorney Gsnsrnl VI
the Ninth Judicial Circuit. composed Oh
sun aes. hote, tsou, Montgomery, stew
arr, Houston. Dsvkson ami iiamvhseys'
Eisetion thursday, Aaxuss LIST, lsts.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-14

GRAY W. arc authorized W aanoane,
4. n. Gray NJ candidate lot Count,
Court Clerk, subject " The viii u th'
qualified voters 81 1915 August election
HARRIS We are authorized to Al
us,Auce Melvin Harris ~ \ candidate
ios lhs oiI,cs u Iouaty Court Clerk. sui
ices 10 the qualified voters =. the Aaxuss
lsls sAs,tsoa,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-14

When Henry Miller was elected
10 the Legislature two years ego b.
Sas elected Oh . platform 10 reduce
the salary Of the County Judge
from $3.50 90 to $500 00--lhe 1850
oO raiss hayinx been made by M ~,
Of the Legislature II 1911. Mr.
Millss introduced the bin 10 tb,
house. reducing the ssiary. aud .hs
lower house of which he vas a
member passed the bill 10 take
effect from and after ito passage
When this bill vent to the senate,
senator Nichols NJ Houston County
ssiasod 10 pass The kiff unless TIN
law Was amended 10 take effect nj
the expiration Of Judge Hudson y
term nj office. BY this act II Sen.
asor Nichols, Judge Hudson made
abou. $500 10 and Dickson County
Loaf about $4,000. Now az the
salary 81 County Judge witt be
$4,000 after September lat. and
as there arr three candidates run
ming Tor the Legislature, the people
should inquire Of these candidates
whether they are Ia isyor OF raising
the salary oi the County Judge
back TO the old price. and the
voters should also inquir. OF the
candidates running Tor County Judge
whether they will be willing 10
serve their eight year term at the
salary Of $+0O 10 per year ~ III nov
stands, or they will play politics
and make 4 trade. sdvantaging
themselves with the Legislature to
have their salary raised after the,
are elected. Dickson County'u h.
dances are in bad shape. For over
siI months last year the County
vas unable - pay its warrants
IN T. st,rt tire, the *#sss.ssA ,siss4.
year will ~ unpaid until abou,
next Christmas. II the tax payer,
want 10 zee the County out of deb,
they should see that no trades ar
made between members oi the Leg
islature and candidates for Count
Judge.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-14
NONRESIDENT noricG.
NJ. +, PETTY
vs..
KATIE PETTY

In the Circuit Court. Dickson, Go.
In this cau~e II appearing 10 sh.
clerk from the bill III complainant
which 10 sworn 10. thst the drieud.
ant. Katie Petty. IN 4 nonresident
Of the state VI Tennessee, 10 that
the otdihxry prur<#4 els~~ .asal.as
b- served upon her. she IL therefore
hereby required 10 sppear before
the judge oi the circuit court nj
Dickson, Tenness@s. on or before
The
FirM Monday 10 ADJUST 1918,
and plead. answu or d-mur Ia
compisinsnt's bill aud that this
notice he published in the Dickson
County Herald. 4 newspaper pub.
lished II Dickson. Tennessee. iot
hour consecutive weeks ihs last
notice 10 appear i1o~ than 1--WE
days before the ssid first Monday
In August 1918
r. u. GRAY, CLERK.
H. G. RICHARDSON. ATTY.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-14
Circuit Court Clerk

BROW MINI We are aathor,sed Ia an.
aouacv l.. ), tirownius. ol the 10Th lh~
u,ct. Nv \ candidate Tor Circuit ,our
Clerk, sabIset " the viii Of the qualified
vetess ~ sAs ipls Auxuss rtrf t,oa-
WHITE We are authorized 10 aanoase,
A. H. White a. espIsarss tof III. vi
hes VI Circuit Coatt Ilsxk, subject 10 H.,
qaAtitej voters Al The August, 1918. eiec
huA,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-14

MONDAY, IH.f IL 1915
At III. courthouse Aoor IN the town III Cha.
ioat~. 'san.. vt ssso.. rspn*~ Ia pahle s.is
ia the hsgisrs, ard ts~si tsssd~r ips eash tbs
ieile~lss real .as~,e
fs., osse Ls ~ th~ ,awn @t Dssason
tssaatssIsS IN 9slto~s 5svssas,,g M s,s ~w.iv
ssn& east ~,sh Mss Astsn. i,se it& fs~t 10
stAks, thraes susssh~sra lsS t~~t ~ Ssa.
bfgbs I@asras Co, sstsh boaaasry has,
ss+Dt- w.ss~sta with s~sd 60. hsss ssS
t~ss 10 ma alley, th~fss passhward ~ah
.ss-y iss feet to hcwsaa,as. ievs.d vpo~.ss
the property NJ W IA M,sm.~..ty 10 satisfy
rsnslwrnens "a gam s~s-s-s s@d ees ..
tssm ei "A. e. L~ftsa.
S@ess.d -. Gndsv.asd aa*~a i. 1a in
town ot Usckssn i.osnsies ~ tosl~ws Eesso-
fsav vi ~ Wiley rsns sawwstd ~ah Mrs.
Asisrs hrs ~ s~es 70 stab p. ssaih~ssa isS
se-, IN saai.sgtss Cara.ns Co, n~ssh
bawrdasy hire ~~~wssdly wah *sad kss
~ Ire. TO alley. nnssA~sraiy viii Sad
ssi~y isi is~s "a b~ssnnsns. Ieysed ~ro~ ~
tAs psopens ~ Viii Wsnsssr..i, 10 ssssssy
isdsnsss, 81 t6S ,ssesrss and Co.'S IN
tsss~ al fhsss,aie Hardware ca.
fhsd. .-I>a- iss In sp~m M Lsekses
t,tssseleA q. isgle~s B~gsmassss - o. slisy.
rams r.m~sra ~rai, Mrs. AsAaaa isns sbs
i-~s se ssts. ,a~sncs sussh wsrd ls5 i~es
h, SurStrsta IMeesre { o.. asvsh ssosass ssy.
sis-axx ~ssw@diy wssA ssakaish. Css.sas
Ca lsa@ IN beet 10 slsry. ti,~e<s sorsA.
wsdiy ~ah esd siley los f~-s 10 k~x,e-
1s~s. lsrlsa sssoa As The prpessy ii VIZ
Wlwsbssel. 10 ~.ssssy rsdv1sm nj ts1
,ns~r.~ sod oess in s.sa, III t1s..sisss. Hard.
was. Go.
EAHs ssh dsy a4 y~s.e Ials
rWa1s r. ! c~s<mss. sAss,H-
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-14

The Sl.AsktAD increase 10 be n i.
ceived by the railroad employees will
come M handy to NEE, payments
on their Liberty Bcnd.. Ths, may
even be a surplus fos Thrift S,amps,
Red Cross and ! N, C.. A.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-14
Sheriff

fkTrf~~-Ns are S.lA.a,aed 10 Aaneancs
j. / Fetty ~ = eaaisds,s fas SAersf
sae,se 70 the 1ss~a,isd vsaess Of The Aus
U.s. sst~t1an,
MOORE.~4Ms srw Aithataei tc ~.
Roaassf \. MoSs - . candidate fos
Shessd. .aA.est - the qualified voters IN
the sse.'tisa, August l. ISIS
NANCY We are sa,hatEea Ia az,
soauee u. W. Make, ~ o Candidate
ios Sheriff, satf~cs 10 the saaaas>i ~.
ere Of lie Aasass eleStias. 4
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-14

The railroad employees are pleased
with The increase IN their wages
hut after all they sre not 40 lucs y
a. the aircraft boys. who get rsise
-se'y tl,ne they ~ up,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-14

II IL reported that the iormer csar
aud his family Sers forcei tc move
MAy list, People aha have .xr+r,-
encei the Joys 9! moving viii be IN
clinei to accuse the Ru.eiaa powers
that be al cruelty,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-14

Charlie chAplins experience il
selling Liberty Bonds IL said Il
have LET. him With an attack oi ner
vous rro-tration Charlie evident
~ hnd- Liberty Bonds harder to pui
scross than custafd pies.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-14
ANNOUNCEMENTS
State Senator

NICHOLS. We are autisasissd ~ sn-
nosnS. II. n. Siehais, VI Hssston
County, lor fssaeetsva W the ofiaeE VI
stats s~nAIos ifom the 2ard Senatorial
Dss,s,ss eS,npoSed VI toasson, Stewart.
Humphreys sad i,ieksun Cona1ssa, Pn'
naAsy siecs.ou Angus. isa. isls.
RICE Wa are aa.haiIsd W announce
J W. kics. vi stsssst county, ~ .
eml siassats luf " ate senataa ifotn tts 15i
Senatorial district. samposed VI Houston,
Stewart, Humphreys. and b.ekson csAn-
ties. fiiaAsy rlsesiua, Aas, !, Isis-
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-14

There seems Ia be son1s diversity
Ut opinion shout what the American
soldier in 10 be called, bu, whe,s,. r
be IL Ia he known ~ Sammy ~
Rodale or fank he Is your hoy ard
my boy all the same.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-14

Mail to he delivered by aernplsp,
between Chicago and New York vii
require about eleven hours in tran
AT. /, will cost twenty Tour cent.
an ounce. At that, love lsil.r
~aaA he. chsap at lhe prize. :.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-14

President Wilson says. The war
,s knitting the country together and
knitting ,he waid tngsther. The
~naa-n wne have heea soaking Ia,
the Red Gross have eeen lAh-osir e
unaes the impression tia. thes we're.
doing that
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-14

The fashion in ornaments varies
just now a Third Liberty Loan hui
ton, " War Savings badge and .
Red Cross emblem make a mos
desirable combination and one thai
10 much worn.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-14

We are intamed ihs, sewers
friends Of N. J. L. Mathis, Of Burns,
are strongly urGins him to enter the
race Tor lhe legislature Ilr. Mathis
served niekson county in The teSis.
Iatur~ seysral vea,s aso, and ia sell
knawu to the voters and II be enters
The race will Be q strong candidate.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-14

The Bureau Of Food Admias.rs
ton meets daily. DO you suppose
they enter into conversation about
conservation, " do they prefer con.
servailon 10 conversations
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-14
County Judkc

FRAZIER We ara authorized " AL
aouncs frank trAz,es ~ y caad'iaa
ios The office ol ,oanly Judge. sAbiect ~
tbs vii! VI tbs Quahned voters NJ III
1918 August election
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-14

II IL hard to credit the reports Of
u tsermsn.lrish plot A German
and an irishman could not sg,ee to
sethsr long enough to formulate 3
plot.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-14

Many patrons ol hotels aud res
taurants who trown when they arr
offered rye To Ca, would smile glee
iully il they we're required 10 dnni
IL
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-14
Trustee

plIl We are aath,ris~i ~ eanoonss
" L tAoty 49, eanisisse for re-s'ec'
ttou ~ the osh.s a Trustee. sahlect Il
HE Sotsrs 81 The AasAet WIS eir~tsAa,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-14

WEkMS. We are authorized to Al
aounre J, h, Wss.ns ~ candidate ,oa
the office u Coanty Judge, subject !.
y iAs sy,A. ". sl.s qualified voters ~ W.
August election, WIS
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-14

|. ". s~a-ins kegIstsred Jersey
bull can ts tJspd NJ ssts barn pss-
,ure in Diekaou. Coloisd msn Tiers
al ali times.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-14

England 10 perfectly willing 10
listen 10 proposals Tor y reasonable
peace. bu, she will MOI lay down the
bayonet whils she listens Tor them
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-14

Work OF tight 10 The comm and
We have all seen people ~ho can dc
both at once, Which shoaId they
give up
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-14

Tlis Owl prsnsrsy " the place isf
Eirst clsss psietins.