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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-07-12
367,96l MEN WILL
Be CALLED IN JULY
WHITES AND NEoRcEs Wal 90
GENT TO rHE VARIOUS
TRAINING CAMPS.
Call 10 Divided into -Four Sections for
Estrainment Pgrpcses--Wifl Prob
ably D~piete All the Present
Ayaiiablss In class One.

Washington White and eolorsd
draft feg,strsnts Numbering tai.S2s
were summoned 70 the c0iors for gsn,
eraI military aerYlce In u cali issued
BY rFeyg&t Marshal Gna. Ero3s.sr Mo
Utilization viii take place al intervals
during July, starting 9Th the entraia-
msal 81 1896 xhlte, men. on July ..
The latest call. combined ssth that
for REQ 600 70 be mobillzad July 22,&s,
ordered by Gen Crosder, and with the
various special calls previously issued.
will remove from clyitlan life, during
auiy total of 3s7 .aNi men
The cali lis divided into tour sections
Tor sntrainment purposes From July
y ~ white reglstrants numbering 49,,
1SJ are 10 DO sntrainrd from Jaly 10
10 10. whites, u. 255. July Is 20 20. col.
ored 5000. and trom JAY 70 TO 81.
oolored. ?B,0ii
Although the order for go 600 nan
probably will deplete the present avail
abIea hi Glass One IN MOS, ct this dFan
districts. /, VAS pointed out that the
ha!k 10 tbs Hsa esilasi s6f jMy viii
not 10 10 camp Rattl attAts ssr tnffdia
nj the month, and by that time II IL es
pectsd tho additions gained by reeias
sification and by the nes registration
of al year old youths VIII be available
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-07-12
WAR BEYOND the TRENCHES
Five 6iiiiens VIII De spent o. Siege
Snd Field Guns--Approssd
BY War comesittss.

Washington - America Ia ready 10
launch Bis gun programme for three
more years Of war The suna ~ill be
built fer the primary purpose Of
slashlng the Germanic defeuses ON the
east s.as pf the Rhine They cali sor
three field armies 81 1875 600 men
each or more than aeao 600 in all
This Ia tbs meaning 81 the 5000
600 600 Qualifications bin which was
reported 10 the house II reveals the
purpose ot Gen Pershing and the A.
Ilea s's'ts 10 carry the warfare clear
~ vnt tNsasnS tstfSs,e sn'i 'asSa4si, Nf'iss'
ci'adels along the Rhine With TO- II
ard ilinch rnnds and lt lnch mor,are
The programme for carving the
var into the ensmys country was
formulated BY Gen Pershsng ar.
proved by the allied war councll In
rarls and By the general STAFF OF the
War Department here
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-07-12
PLAN TO EXCHANGE
AMERICAN PRISONERS
AMg RicAs AND GERMAN REnsg
sgNraTivEs Will MEET ON
"WEDNESDAY, AUGUST g.
Schedule Of What u. 9. Censldsrs Dis
abilities Warfsntire Prisoners Re
pstriation or internmsns In Nsatrai
Coursry Forwarded.

Washington Germany has been
sssha tstfggSa Spanish t.iFsutFratac
channels 80 ssnd representatives Ia
Berne, Switzerland, To meet American
representatives there on Aug, 3 to dis
euss maintenance. treatment and Ok
chang Of prisoners In response 10 "a
proposal from the State Department
ths German government recently SIS
nliied iis agreefssnt In principle &,
Faeh u conference
The United States also has Yss i
Germany TO permit Swiss cotnmis
sion 10 visit German prison camps TO
determine what American prisoners
may be classed as invallds and re-
leased tor in,ernment In Switzerland
Reciprocal privileges are promised
A schedule OF what the United
States would regard a. disabilities
warransing repatriation Of war prison
srs or their internment into A neutral
country has been forwarded TO Gar
many and The request made that snlTa@'
date internmeut In switzerland be
permitted in cases ot those Americans
who oby ieasly would come andrr Any
schedule agreed upon
All OF thesc questions would be DIS
eussed fully at the proposed confer
enee AZ Rerns II 4, IL arranged
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-07-12
AMMUNITION IS FOUND.


loador The seizure Of " tsea
rounds II ammunition In tho Sna'ta
field marks, in Dublin IL expected %
have Developments. according 20 tia~
t'ahia correspondent ~ the Daily
Nal, whe saws the seizure WAS al IN
ctden; In an attempt 10 smaEgle arms
and ammunition tnto ireland cn 4
Largo scale
The first discovery Of ne affair
seems 20 have heen made ~ the %
lice AZ Belfast wsere ship, whose
aane Is net tivgiged, arrived the TAI
ter part az the week, hrtnSisr 4 sais-
eelsaaecns CARGO arscEs Which contra.
hard AXIS cjcverly distributed An IN
vrxt.Sat.esa tv pru<eedirx 'c discover
how raueA q r reached liz destias
ton
II Is anasrStc0d that in addition TO
TIE seizure a, paslia, e.asa cartridges
wsr~ :uana Ia Belfast and other gsr'
eel. la puasaanoa and Portasc~n. la
pcslla consignment uas sia1en IN
sacks 90 oais
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-07-12
SECOND DRAFT IS DRAWN
Nearly 800 900 Registrars Are Con
oefnsd In the alo Drawing
Which Required Two Nours.

Washington Nearly eight hundred
thousand young men OF "a Who ruE,
tst~red TOR military service June s.,
had their 6sder In the draft classes
fixed by a second national draf, hot
asry held With normal ceremony at the
senate office building
just l.go0 numbered slips relied into
capsules enough To cover tae lsst ot
now resi.ttauts in ,h,axlargest local
district In the country were drawn
frum a big glaye bowl and the nam
0ere recorded In aerial order Under
the Law all the Hew resistrants go al
Chs bottom OF the classes TO which they
may he assigned aui the order In
.~hiche shs sss,a4lare aeesaasiex IN. .S...A
mana registration card came from the
Cow determines his place In the l!st
Of additions
Latte time yas lost In completing
thc drawing Instead ot requiring II
hours, as Il did last year when 10 500
numbers ware involved the task wss
done thls time In two hours
official and newspaper photograph.
ers and moving picture men were in
evidence as the ceremony started, and
the btaekmaras wore photographed vt
the finish 10 make their records yer,
nanen,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-07-12
TEXAS NOW B0NEDRY STATE
Statewide la~ Now Effective cioses
Approximately seven HUNDRED
and rlfty Saloons

Austin Texas became bone dry
state AZ midnight June Is. when sp
proxgmately $50 saloons closed their
doors under a statutory statewide pro
hih',ion a.. Of the thirty fifsh legisls'
ture. Eighteen hundred saloons had
previously been closed by legislative
al establishing a ten mile DIR" rone
around military camps and shiphui,
Ing plants Under the iamils law
which became effective lass April TIRE
sale ~ tntcxicaats ceased in the nrsn
ripal cities o, the state Saloons clos
Ina ias, week we're located 10 the less
popufous distrirfs "" s<%2 :"
The statewide pfohftfsfan stt I; -
understood. Ia 10 he testet In ta@
courts as 10 It's eonStitutiosslt, hs,
decision Is unlikely before fall be-
cause os the Forthcoming RECESS @. the
higher courts ant' October
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-07-12

Cessrtsr Says That German officsry
No Longer Attempt to Bsiittis
the American sotdeV

With thu American Infantry At The
Marne = THE Americans undertook \
heavy rifle and macatEe gnn fire in
the northern part Il the he'lcaa for
Get. tts task being 10 t!eas en sayna
remaining German machine gun nests
The action was hrie' ana sharp
After a terrific homaardmeaf the
enemy guns ceased firlug A. saidenly
a. they began. without any Infantry
demonstration being ATTEMPTED
A iayear0id German soldier sur
rendered 10 the Americans tie sad
no ~xs sick Of the war and added tat
the woEd had been spread through tae
Germxn ranks that the Americans
~ere dangerous
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-07-12
RAIDER IN WEST INDIAN WATERS.


Norfolk, Va Reports brought here
are SAD To reveal the presence IN
West Indian waters G, German raid
or The craft ia armed and capable
Of a: leas, Is ksou an hear
The raider first made her appear,
ssse '..ae miles ssss 81 'sia~sssssHe, ssee'
rnuda sAsse, she In repaired 20 have
sunk = large British steamship She
also shelled two American merchant
,h!ps, ba, they managed 10 escape 70
inx oyerhaated
Numerous reports have reached the
water ,ront from incoming tsippsrs
'rata South Ams~Scan, West indian
aaA Central American ports regarding
the Graf, said to ~ cruising in south
ern waters Use ssip IL described a.
of the cruiser type rasishlv built ard
showing e'esn pair ~ heels when
any a,;emp; 10 ss, up close Ia made
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-07-12

Paris. a fen Negaas we're dropped
ard NO casualties were caused ~ Eas
German airplsass xhjch rssdea Paris.
according to the petit PaEtsian's ssprast
Several groass at enemy aitFssFes
Srrs psYceiySd rymfcg ST re difectseH
" Fssrss Al alsrss sas gtss7 ut Il sls
at}ceg The aat{ai aefaasss vens Ito
2ctscz and TIE snsi-&t-ersfs batteries
hraS Sp ftessas czrtstn az fire
Sevarsl n3nsAs we-s 2rcepss.. 1a2sssg
material dsrn2se All clear vas
ox=@rsl 81 I.5a az
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-07-12

Germany Asa osiy ssH s'x-Wasn-
lrr4nr 10 rssseS

UashsnEtoa OF ga Erss. cruiser
type Submarines. taIlt w Germany.
four have been testscy@a by the allies.
according 10 information which has
coc1s 10 ,as -Ayy eeaArimeat
ne-atls soncefHsag the manner Ia
which ,sa craft acre s@r' 10 the bot.
ter are not tisticse4 Department al.
.esAls Wsrt PLAINLY pleased. ho~ere-
II 10 understood that American De,
strayAFs 1Are Responsible IN part ssy
;Ne achievement
sAttstaetian IL tF.Fy1 here apparent,
An.anE nasy FaeE % Washington ever
he progress 6. TIE Tab; axains; the
enemy tfhosis
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-07-12
JAPANESE ACCtOE TO
THE ENTENTE REQUEST
AFTER MATURE DEllHERArtON
WILL REFRAIN FROM INTER.
vENrtoN IN SIBERIA
Consideration Of Matter Nas Had Hy
Advisory Roarc On Diplomatic ~,
fAIv-unless Directly Menssed viii
Seek v. g. support

Toaio The newspapers here report
tbat AZ result Of TIA deliberations IT
'ste' afrfssrT fsseaxsss ,ssE .assasssssasse at
fairs Japan has decided Ia comply
with The request ~ the entente and 20
refrain from Intervention Ia Siberia
al present
In diplomatic circles Il Is believed
that Japan, anless directly meaace2.
will not act without the support ~ the
Uniasa. states,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-07-12

Al present In tho case ~ AmertAa
soldiers who do In Francs, crun
marks the grave Al the transverse a
the cross stands metal shield with d
6eeiGn In low rciies revealing yau&A
with broken swnri. hls fare Mftsd ID
hsaveo. HoaBt the shield runs the ini
sr1psion lie died 10 keep rns1
fr~~- Underneath sr~ his name anA
resimsn.si status II 10 the in,~ntiAe
Of ths Red Cross to retaii this shisi1
Of glory 10 bic rsisdves afs~s ths wa.
whsn sotns permanent form n resnsDi
brsnss shah have been dsstssA by tfa
war department. -~ Elizabeth yrssss. =
the Saturday Evening" Pest
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-07-12
INCOME TAX COMING IN
Estimated That s., Soc,o,ao U u rs.al
Nsre 80 8. Reserves

NasAins;Sn, Nearly raj. a;,,iSn
.olsArs tets,E,s sad excess penn,s
sA iasyssaats reached the t-eaz@rr
'rcrg TsYenoe collectors. ard raised
the trial yeSetpis ,-Tn tA@Ss saarses
ts,s YcSr tA sAaa; :, ST 1 t N
Is estimated 81 --5.ese go i ye& 10
ssrce
More tsaa Sc s'e esNe. eeN as eeea
rail- Snte The ;reasgr~ % tAr st.sre.
~ et@ total Of tse tA.,1 Liberty sC&l.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-07-12

Paris \ dispatch from ktev de-
clarr4 that tho report OF the assassina
ticn II former emperor Nicholas Of
Russia. has been confirmed. II Ia de-
clsred he vas killed. by nolshesk
Ucnps turing tho retres, on fekater-
inhutg The ktev message was ~
crNci a, Rasc, Switzerland. and for
wsrded here BY The Hayas correspond
ant III that city
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-07-12
"a CONDEMNED TO DEATH.
Se~s #ower ireigee5 A-e~S Per.
ssea Csrssetsa A. spseA

Arss;GTdAzS SsIi2sa s<rssas. IN
e.Sf.ag seZvlg wozisa~ asve been corf
l@sT.~es. 10 death 6y the s:svTrans fe&-
lgw{ns tn4sr arrest . fxs- S5assseTs
Rsis.aEa. sc s1A57es,sE o. being
rea.Efs u. esrs1sA&e ACCORDING 10 t,se
sr,sssse eS-~zsrons sni % tAs T42@-
xraae I; wA2 -zzqEsd hat he ere
rytscns AGvs ai-~xav sse3 cxcrjnd cgs
Wn-q .haz "a people S-5 lsae1 psac@4
gassr arrest
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-07-12

tssAsM1 Win Plant Men PctstssA
Iceland will make . new departure
his rear In shs rsastss Of using pcoA.
y 6Ssr. Representatives Ut thst ros1
ssnfnset s.s ss0dlas eat propaganda
hooking 10 n ssnesai and ex,sndsl
planting II potatoes sh,a year Mne
The Summer ssAson II 10 shcrs Ii To-
land and other Arctic esanistes 10
rsisang Ut grain h not poa~thls. but ~
climate In adapted to the r~.sfns a
potatoes p1sns ere being made FOR
- Installation Of potato nliiing NJ.
Culinary. ~ that In uasMsorw ic~lAGo
win In the future be q iittis mn~s IN.
dependent II outsiders for i,s fanna-
cscus foods Shortages N shirlaneS
with consequent, eurtailment VI ir,t
.ssess hss made ~ isnspskihis ~ NAH,
tain icNiand's wbea, supplies
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-07-12
FtFrrFNF SINGLE GRAVE.
NfatsS Ne-eers Of t~e ssserasek
wallace etre&s Buried

Ch!cAse Es'ly I've mcggeess ~ 'ss
AaSaa sSts Wallace >AcN ~h1 tG<,
th@sF i.xvs 81 q Aissixaa 1 aasra. HAL
read wreck ncay CARY laj sere ~
tsrre1 Ia one SiSNp:ie grave 8, W aNd
is~u cemeiegs 10 Seygs, psrk rh4
cage s9SRrN A CSsAAs=, "r3e.l art
Protestant clergyman reformed ri;es
~ the taHsy&, waich was sct 4r8FF
the AaSaices = TIE Seau ;Sta ! ssgas
81 America
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-07-12
WILL LAUNCH 1886 TONS
A~erles wIu csissrats indepe ncsees
DAY q, launching New Sh,prs~s.

NAshlRstn America VIII eele.
hrste Der Independence Hav by tire
japnch1uS o; ass SIS tons q. nex sAip-
Ems Wacrrsi;s TO carry American
t7cNas ana supplies 10 ea,ile t;stvsanv.
AND impressive ceremonies -
ststsntns Hce Nails ~lll thunder thesr
ways Al Atlantic Pacific. Gal. ana
Great axes wards and rvcord 10.
sais Sans r9ttgsa. Will have been SET
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-07-12

Amsterdam ,I-urd 1s,kr Michael
the former Emperor Nicholas. IS ~.
rartel n dispatch trou Moscow 70
c~a - h.re by Nay ~ NerlR IL have
siberian Sct eminent. and ta nave -
sacd manifesto "a Russian yeagir
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-07-12

Geneva The Ukraine hurvan al Ia.
s~upue announced II had received con
f1rmst'un that tire itaFeh~stxt satanrs
Grs NJ esaiertNNurg condemned Nteh-
cias Ramsuctf she former Russian eH,-
rerH ~ aeatA altar a short rial ard
then shot him
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-07-12
sac PRISONERS TAKEN
0s~srsi persht,c Report, % Amer
tsAr tte.er, en Marie.

Washington The capture 81 sst
prtscners, Including five officers sv
the Amegicsn serces operating in tire
Chateau TA!grry reSieu snt tha sag
c@sSsa, ,N,m a,ug ~ ,Ae railrpAt Yards
aud station at Caatlans ny Agstricsa
Av!ascTs are recoauted W General
F~rshinss ecaimunilae res civ NJ ~
fhe w&v department
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-07-12

~ sAsaa wiAsnAA - ffsss n esaaa
a. ,s..,s ~ =, Ie. 4. ~ "A ...,, -
- - v~Ab. sIA y ss~&6t Ae4ea esA tnssasSE
EACN1 sfsSEs ~ l.iSs-E IN
Eys. :. y =: - :. r. !: is.sss.s:is s:s
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-07-12
..yEEYKW-
4 s~asss SwssseSssss IT sAsss&
Msss@ ~ eN4s~n4e 4nn&s~T
Easss.s.s Ssr re |

~ H''.'7 ns4is~S Wst~ sass ~. !.
The sny strives without warasns H
shoaiA receive mere tAaa = warning
when y II caugas,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-07-12
hammer A. Austrian psfsnss

Titan Army Headquarters Aus
triax badly beaten arm. to the east
C. the Pisve has slowed up its re.
treat owing TO the lessenlng pressure
ot the Duke COSTS Third army. whits
larger Italian forces hammer away At
the Austrian defense In the region OF
Mount Grappa. where II Is apparent
that the Italians have taken the often
s.ye Il Is believed that thu Italian at
hcks here are 10 Illustrate the proba.
Bile impending offensive for which the
AustTtans have been preparing Con.
siderable ground and many prisoners
have been gained by the Italians
Under the fire OF Italian machine
guns and artillery which we're hruaghs
up rapidly the Austrian Withdrawal
across the Pave soon became issor
trtiy ypat u i esttpatgt ting A,as..
trlaa losses total more than 200 900
ON the Monticello the slaughter was
terrific. Bodies ef Aslurian troops
were moved down Amos, In their ca
tirrty At the erossns Al Neryesa
both banks ~ the river were stre~n
with dead and dying while hundreds
OF bodies were carried toNn ia the
current to The ssa ...
The Duke ot Aosta's Thiri army
continues 10 advance along the Pave
sroat. In tho Congo Sile region clean
ins thu positions abandoned by the
Austrians. picking up the abandoned
war material, huryins the masses OF
dead and re,,rganlxing the entire DE-
tense system. which had been badly
cut UP during the LAST ten DAYS.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-07-12
FORCING OUT HUNS.
TAKE ZIG PRISONERS.
NEW CHAPTER or GLORY M
WRITTEN sY AMERICANS IN
OFFENSIVE.
Estimated That the Aastrlar Losses
Tstai MoFs Than roo ooo--T houssst
Italians Have Frustrated Ira
pending Offensive.

with the American Army in France.
In al attack apon TIRE German linss
on shs Marne irpat the American
troBps extended tasir line northwest
az Bleieaa wood. and TIC prisoners had
heen counted together with a Number
~ machine guns sHd other booty Ad.
di,lonal prisoners wsre cGsnlag ia,
The AarerIesrr rate NJ irresistible
rush for the compi%te clearing Of ths
woods, In which II WAS learned ths
Germans we're stili occupying d small
strip Of the uadsrbrash,
The attack Was preceded by -.
hour tpsn hardaent fr0m ihs American
artillery oermaa prisoners taken pay
tribute 70 the brilliant dash u mo
Americans, declaring the men In the
ssssulttns party ieaxht Ike demons
The Germans we're virtually cleared
aut Of the Beileau wood sayeEa! daya
ago. but the discovery was made that
under coser az darkness they had
planted machine guns behind huge
holders In sunkrn roadway. In shell
holes and ia trees In a narrow area On
the edge Of he ~neafA
II was most fifrlcdt, 10 ia, III fhsrn
In these positions. and acme fierce
hand 10 hand fighting occurred white
the clearing proc.ss Was being carried
out
The Americans row are IN posses-
.tuu Of str1 uaity all the valuable sart!'
cal positions In the Belleaus woods
aarafnAr - -.-..,- ~. 49,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-07-12
TENNESSEE

Epitonae of Interest
ing Events That An.
Transpiring Over
the State "A - -
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-07-12

kAFukfc rF@pes~s Aegesks ARA
ff Ahas tstssxana, ssss SssS h sga
hseAtxasl sssslls.s
oMA~ wesAsa era nsssu VIA N ysash sss
EAft9N ~ dssFep<ss. heaekssmS, haA kswstAr
essfssafA. rs~t eFastsG&. taasA, saa s@gasps
nssss ~ ss1sfai hsAlsA Ats yca. y@msssat, h
sasssMf .AIvSN str sxssesN yea iasa =
tkesssapAe "a esh@m,
ssrvas tAs sseret EArvsstt, tse~~s sAs -
- OF re A~1y ~Asa sae hsets dees wfsA III
u y gversate~A " hFtas s~siet 80 yea get ress
Msnsy AeaAi ts~ss aais q ossss ~ s~4 aay -
- u Ga A9x tasay trasA rear dsusvhA
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-07-12
JUDGE DECIDES
STOMACH remedy |
! A GREAT SUCCESS
Csmskasss~ss N M~AhiSsa asd C~~esa&
iAlisa Re~Fd Triss EArClNiC, tks !
WsaAsstHl SsssHssA ksm<A.
sad EsAsssss h v

yesas~ WlEstass \. srssuDs
Morn. Who sates kAgSsNic -
3 svsaRaay No kss az Asser
We ara Ass1txessssssl. h q
tNMsa iwksAA3E ~ tAe q
Heard ~ a4~Aialsas M
sssssssstsca4 u b nstafNl
tat asm 10 sxFfess ksssseff
N tsesstss saAsuAxs, ~
ta&s~ IA tes he&sGs2son b IN
ScfxasssnGTssEsesss fvgAm1AA9
tAs vsswe Ss KAfVtSsd
! Matsssx tse9 VI AstsanStaA
y, o., ~ TIE Rssnztr Sen
| a a ~.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-07-12

f'rt1s CVy Mar trfeEss r. t'ssca
CITY 1re 9sspsy sfitrtes a. he hsEs
taai Corpora fio~Ar3 sscney s1a
wt-l Il Troy. att American Ea-ariEes
&. Fgsbae. wzs kslles Is at;:az lcgng
Maxwell var a1e ns tie :irsI salSa
gesss firm RS sczHty.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-07-12

rniun City The farmers in this
county acre revcr more bHsy The
exceealna!y favorable weather has IN
aided them 30 complete the wheat
tRrv~sss and "Taaet' ifwTs" Assssss~sa tho
clover cutting :,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-07-12

Coy}ag+oa TIE hrra1i' conference
6, the Memphis Cortereacs Esvorta
League shlct las s@e1 la sessson &c
The First Methodist eAarrh closes .
zsss; sacce&stal coEieFeGca And SIS
5oay7es 10 azeat nef, pear IA May
fed ET
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1918-12-23
HATRED FOR AMERICA IS EXPRESSED IN KILLING OF
 HELPLESS OFFICER IN PRISON
(The Associated Press)

COPENHAGEN, Dec 10.--The hatred of the Boche toward Americans shown recently at the German prs camp Stalsund when of the guards fired upon and killed Lieutenant Coleeny, of the aviation service.
 KILLED FOR TRIVIAL DEFENSE
 The date of the killing is stated December 5th and the offense for which he shot of trivial nature Lieutenant Coheeny standing the wire tangemen which marks the boundaries beyond which prisoner go when the wind blew his hat off his head falling few feet outside the line. Reaching, in en- deavor to his headgear he hailed by of the guards and before the lieutenant had time shot three tnes of which took effect causing instant death The other shot hit British officer and badly wound ed him.
 REFUSED TO GIVE AID
 Several of the leutenants comrades standing by and requested permission of the guard the body of their friend from where it had fallen The request denied with oahs and the prisoners compelled gaze upon the work of German brtes without being able to lift hand to give their comrade the last rites of humanity under fear of death
 BODY TUMBI-ED INTO DITCH
 Shortly after the killing detachment of prisoners were detailed to dig shallow ditch to bury the corpse When the ditch was finished the body tumbed into without even the simplest ceremony and covered scany with earth all within sight of the prisoners whose wrath was such that they could scarcely be kept from raidng the guards
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1918-12-23
KING GEORGE ANNOUNCES DATE OF BANQUET; WILSON C0NFERS
 WITH DELEGATION FROM ITALY

LONDON, Dec 2O-King George has announced that the banquet be rendered President Wilson will be held on December 27th Buckingham palace All will be readiness for the reception of the President English soil General Hag will have the arranging of the policing of the city and the guard of honor.
 WILL LEAVE. FOR ENGLAND AFTER CHRISTMAS
 PARIS, Dec. 2O-President Wilson expects to leave for London within short time after he has had dinner with the American troops the front The proposed trip to the devastated sections will be made the return trip coming by the way of Belgium and Northern France.
 PAPERS COMMENT EXTENSIVELY
 LONDON, Dec. 2O-A the newspapers comment ing quite extensively regarding the coming visit of President Wilson The News expresses profound satisfaction the plans of the President and that every section of the English nation is eager for the opportunity to display its gratitude and admiration of the Presidents unfatering ideaism and steadfast purpose along peace lines.
 WILSON CONFERS WITH ITALIANS
 PARIS, Dec. 2O.-President Wilson today held the Mura mansion He coseted with the delegation for Nitrate residence He coseted with the delegation for considerable time and their departure announced that he would support all of their just claims. Those of the delega ton making the visit Vittora Orlando, premier and minister of the interior and Baron Sonino minister of for eign affairs
 GREAT INTEREST IN WILSON
 PARIS Dec 2OThe great interest taken by Parisians in Wilson's presence is exemplfied by visit made by group of journalists to Rear Admiral Grayson and to Ad- mral Stoley. Many questions asked to the Pres dents method of york; his personal tastes and temperament They spoke of the human impression that Wilson created wherever he went