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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-28

va,lss in the cavalry e,rlS In class
With RalaSlass The Nh,Nla vfsrntiNa
Is reGSrsied as tina moSt fa@otss csf&i,
~ action - tbs war,
'Sana8a must ~ prepared ~ f1G
many II hfE >oas gone, aa; tn vice
pa Ia was Niss excessive In addition 70
turalns me ride ot hattie ~ vsrieus
llsees Id tire snr.ar,i AREAS, 'htS prat~
tiratiy sasei Amiena
"tssnetst SIR Hcar, Rsa i'aNa.l Us.
4riwg she Canadian cavslrY IN tprtl z
p3lrv>S,sj each Hai' IN fy.ru sn,' 't30
thegss th4t TIE t4ve wNris they bad
captnv,,d trgra h, onemt. the Ro'~ 10
Mvr,,pt ABd R.ss Wood were ehs
inu.iaatsas features the lsrS<,sSSso7 a
NSich n.tst " fhst t,rne haze es'.'N
s%tsl ~ he dntcgsc ~ Ari"us
NO cfNvr t-aars he stareVt wS~S
available - rv,akt ghe>e vital g@N
tsou~. 2ri ths.T courage sol }e,rrm,r
a:tnn ha3 tu-ne{ ,he tgrtrtaos II 'hr
'.ay III >a,t ~ had seg cable aa,S-
sara ta Tresater SIR Robert lSorzltn
tsIglru; h.1l e 'Ne achievements - fhe
Cansdau cayairy.~
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-28
True Stuff In Average American
Appears When Ne Goes
.-~-~ Into Action.
yaHkss Drops All Fooitahnsss and
Horsepisy Estors No Goes Into
6attjs---Couraas and Deter.
mination IN Every face.


with the American Array iu Ersne~.
THE 'rUe stun that Is in the aver
sgr American soldier comes 90 The
ssrface Just before he goes into bat
tie.
The hour rofaeH when h. sasitisaly
quits all foolixiaasss snH horsepiay
with his fellows and settles dawn ~ a
lot NJ sober thinking.
Far frgm bethg IN. rough. careless
f@itsw that hts life, back ~ tae liAes
might often indicate, he stands our az
4 young man ~ith clean heart aud mo
lives. fally alive 10 the dangers he Is
gaaas into. bat possessing high pa
trtosisga mad eomruge and deteymioa,
non To- see the thing through regard
less of the cost to himself.
Americas Interests VIII always bs
cafe In the hands of such young men,
No Fsitstina Displayed.
They have felt. before tbs command
to 80 forward Was given. that iaeir
names would likely ngnre 10 the casn'
atty lists within very few days.
Hut there Was 40 taltering. Never
In siiy life have 7 sren such nobility or
,.p@assttssaaas.ss ga taxaEt taes theirs APP
peared ths Hight Of an tron resoly~.
writes e. e. Lyon IA the Chicago Post
A soldier can be judged by the songs
he slngs
The Y NJ g, A has done a most
valuable work. through It's musicians
and entertainers. In breaking the ter
ft.ts tsss4nR that, nttlat p.sasssastls
haag over the army Just before biz
engagement
Every evening Y VI e 4 Saag lead
ers went ;roa battalion to battalion,
assembling the boys and having them
Join In songs
went out several evenings with n
yoaag fellow named Mer. Shn IN civil
llfr In 4 professional song director.
Neatly rscsy sol,lirr had been pro
vided with one ef the Y NJ e. As
"soldlers' song sheets containing
wome IT. soldier songs In The list
were "tudilc w Little CLOSER" II |
Wish | Had Glrl "uh. You hrHutI !.
fui Doll" on, Ny lnrltas ttcmen'
tine. Polly Woliy t'oodle' and 9th |
~rs af similar mushuess
Hut no, once jid hear = soldier |
rail- fnr on" ot these Songs. They were /
pcrutsr stun In the ear" frse. roll'ek
lag days back IN the rrAt camps bur
thr boys had u" heart Tor them ~ they
waited, within carshot ~ tie big gums /
10 SO Into action.
when Director Nee would Say
"Whatll We Sing. felIows' Name T.
cats menld ~ NJ en vii sides for
Keep ,he Home Fires burning" ISL,
yer Threads Among the Gold,
there's a Lons, Long Trail" my
ltnnalc lies over the Ocean 'ljttc
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-28

4, Cream too swect, II rsr~ned TO a
moderate affdly II will churn more
easily.
I. Churn irc full. In ertier 10 oh
tain the maximum cuacussian the
ehirn should nas be more than enc
thirh fun
e. Ropy fermentation of The rrwnn
pr@lsssiifs y4sacusssatf. "f'hsx YNRy' w
prevented by sserttisiur all the u,~n.
sais and producing the milk and cream
under the mssst sanitary conditions. II
additional measure. are needed. the
paS,rnrssation Ut the cream. with sub
ssYaent prp,~t'tica from contamination
and rip~nIng n with good startes
viii be- effective. ..
T. Individuality 81 the COW. The
only remedy IL To ohtain cream fram
esw reC'ntly fresh. or cream that
IL known 10 rharn easily and before
rtrsaIng mix n with the cream that II
dtastult to churn
:. The cou being far sdyag cei IN
The period NJ isetatian. The efS<ts
may b. 81 least partially Overcome by
eefs3>. rr.<ss'nsnS~ seps crravl
frN,ti cew that IL M, far atfyanrtsf
In the perst.a of iaeiatIaa,
= Feeds thAt prp5ure hard fat S9h
feeds arr co,tonsecsi neal and time
shy hay. IlnS~~d meal. gluten feed,
arSi roots tend 10 overcome the cor
diion.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-28
PADDED CELL MAKER EXEMPT
er'ar Releases 'SreeIatast in Pre-
sicira fer lenatiss rrer- Wa
Service

lt'rd~n The military tribunals
hsvs granted excsgptst,a srnn mill;sry
sevvttr II HIIiien F'ait-r. who IL .s~
Scrihtd Ia ~ o-ssSs' rer~st So = Sp~
cislist .a TIE ss.a~+rac'loa NJ ratIste-f
N'I<
rs 1~T- : he ouIy srva in f.1sssBs,
cpga grs3 in the Manufacture ossossa ,ss.s~s
e~l'S 3o- lVusFic ssylHass police LASH.
'ut3aa> ard kF~pitRis. ansi shs gr1haaal
fecni hat There is aEt na4a in
Gcra; Erstajn ~h@ ear take ,he ilsc-
~ ;as.s apFs,c4n1-T
\ fB9ts} gi q T's lsdssi -~''9 @Aaw3as
tt,t sntrlcscfts NJ is t>sN.Sts1aci4ssa. was
t7oues h.fore ths' tribunal sNSe. hes
vi,h Flsr II the nreert aryierx-
awaiting ,ss, s;tcadsS >, ihs ap,s,i
cart.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-28

| efhes naaehisss, Fxe u sssm ks~ra~s.
caaae ins@ ..Ss,tinn-
~Th~ ErissDl nsaehAAs hnnT On ~
quarry aud esshsaalIy Ens Ia we'll Ha.
der the AGse. the ssegna&n ernsktas
| dnwn.
Immediately our HsasAtns gave .
sweep ssagih, III bad hasE hsixfst tn ma
neasersag and wSs rocking BADLY
50 II eas At eoasrei. bar IL keps stead
LIZ ca sasii, IL WAS iest ~ view.
AT q little before fyHY e'eaoex tho
machine. whieh WAS. af COARSE. @ss'
ily lientiEesi. fell crashing 20 earth
nearly t~~nsy Ealses, To the WRIST cs
aFfas On exRissiasstaa both Its ssesa'
P4ass were found 10 he dad, nasws.
oasiy frnGA bullet wesnsis which had
struck theta from the back snd whsrh
mus, AZ oaee have proved fatal.
Petrol Tank Empsy.
Their injuries GA easnlag down GER
,sIniy did net cause their death. Th~
petrol tank ~ their machine waa
fo9nd 10 be empty.
There is no doubt the two men were
shes immediately the German aha.
tross fen, The Bristol uaehias. which
,s rho best and most perfectly eots'
trelird nshtiag nsehine kno~n. VI its
awu voiillon swept ON fairly even
keel 10 distance u possibly ten
miles below the potnt where the hat
he took place.
Then. for souie reason which n~v~r
will be- known. the controls were SHIFT
I'd snd Circle was made. In yses OF
the tact ,iat the total distance covered
must have been iauch under Itsi fntsrs,
IL appears certain the macaioe host
speed and height gradually, psrssio'y
du- to some minor bat aet vital tn
jury 10 the sngltr.
Ear upward If two hours the two
dead men we're la the sir before the
nnal crash ~ earth.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-28
DISEASES or DAIRY CATTLE
Production 81 Milk Can Be Materially
lnevasea by Preventing Many
Ciaordera

tf-r~psrea by TIE ,'nite9 states r~rArt
@sas Of Agriculture
In an effort to maintain or increase
aur hve stock xarrlies, The rwtactica
Of the Toll taken by disease should not
b.. overlooked. There ar. large narh-
b~r Il discs sss which arr very com:
E1ca ard wasch seriously affect tive
gtAE-y industry. AHs.-FfS these are coz.
iastnas asoyrtca. suGserculnsis. iils-~>.
rjnus gsfsrr ,sse Is3x. cattle tif.S fever.
etc. phsrh Ia ttse Inst haye greatly
ftsi't,rl the uasls prsigcllsaa n eur
Arrsis.
T-wdit.ns has II tAsI La rprn~fytng
tarss conditions the value ~ prevent
fng ssa yysgYsaatGaG disease IN In ,he
rsrie ~ ~ IN ! ln other weria "au
sunrv ~ r'grFv~utlya ~ worth r~ca3d
II ar ts has tn Al fast tfia e.
tIgaatp y ,s=1 lsaU probably ban 10 |
would he mach nsarsr the truth In
systt4 ~ ;Ass fsct. tsossyer preventive
measures as. ne; ~ vel snn@n - 80
rr~ytiye thsS fsssa~ c,R sl~ays be
fvvs egtt@i,
Ia dsaAng aisA contagious lss~s $50
sh. 10 81 prf-tspie Of prrvess;jss II TO
keep carrsprs az Infection away frors
ths bird Nexr In srg9rstsaee IL fxstn-
iaintng gfse surroundings i'm s&aisarf
eondi,Ien- TuzTouins iaSS, re sE8tTszaf's
satayss ye,.8 - arsse s.t disease shaAztd h@
sar.ea Ssts ay rztUrSl ESss S~v&sSdsialey
by srsAags24 gssesns Ordinarily. dis
eass ssasks a,soxa me cosrsry only IN
the Aesasvs ~ aasea<sd aasrn&ts ~ ut.
ssrsseS To SaE9s tsserss-sAste oAssct.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-28
TROUBLE IN MAKING BUTTER
churnsne 10 se@ssimes prsseeesd ssr
Ssssrsi l&ssrs washs9s on.
tainies Predict

ffYshAssS ~ tbs rassea States I~pAss.
nsest Ut Agssesssssase
The farm huttevmsksr xnzn~ssmes
Fails to obtain butter sitter charming
the usual seaxth III time In fart. the
ehuraing Is sometimes proloasesi for
several hoars witheut obtaining bot.
ter. The causes IT the difseui,y, to-
g~shTv with the remedies, are an fol.
lows.
I. thgrning Temperature toe iaw. II
ussy b. necessary, ander exceptional
coadiiieas. To raise II to hetwe~a d
ami ~ degrees Fahrenheit.
=. Cream too thia or TOO rich. II
should contain about ID per eent but.
ierfai.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-28
0 o o 0 o o 90 90 o o o q
TEAR OUT kAIsER's PICTURE
Teacher Smiles at Technical ttetatien
OF Las oy school Boys
In karsax

ieavrnsurth. Han A l.eayenwarth
teacher aha has raarth grade class,
is the idol Of the boys af the town.
The other day, during her geography
class, u picture cf the kaiser was
found In the book
The boys openly tore cut the %
fendins page With the picture Ut
kslssr Wilhelm, The esris, more tim.
III, pasted paper over his face. The
teacher smiled aud let II 80.
Their I. y. stat" la~ In Asnsss
ahou, destroying public school books
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-28
II. S. TROOPS SING
BEFORE BATTLES

Gray Hasn~ Ia the West and "Ny Uld
hAsF.fHcky Home"
Fighting for Hsre.
lS5ys " BOISE thoughts Nv fiagk. thVh
sands u mites acrOss the se~sn 90
their nashefs and fh~iF sweesheaF.ss,
ean generally he isp+asiei Hpan In a
pinch. eoloael said " In- oHe esets-
Ing 80 ss stood on th~ eutSkirts VI the
cro~a listenIag To thu singing
'~dh@ss boys think thsy have 20
sbss aeroaga exterior to one snoshsr
IN tae arrfy, bat al roeS aettHn.
they're pure gold" h~ added
LetteF.wFitsng Increased three fold
nrnang the boys sfter they reached 'he
threshold OF the big battle, The bays
have 40 Illusions as 10 what they're
getting Into. They're drterisiard that
u shali be said az th~m. IL they die.
that they gnse good sccount OF them
selves.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-28
p,,ac, Gives Al to U s,
B 0 Q Q o 0 90 90 . . .

rhtladrlrh,a, PA am s~ns IN
die ia a fsw weeks" said man plain
Nv tr,krn In hralth as he dropped S'so
In hlll> en the counter vt Liberty
Liam hs,th here II drew shat money
gu, ~ the bank II give ~ Uncle Sam.
| dent want h,'atls tho ta"nes ~ a
Stst The ,i0nar thea hurried away
without leaving his name.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-28

Al a certain nth rate boarding hoase
transient catered the dining roCm
hate for dinner He Was unsteady 90
his feet and The boartier~ realized nj
once tbs, he had h~ea imbsbing freely,
His first act after stating himself. VAS
10 pick up his glass ot water ard throw
II cut q. the window. His neigts,,or
asked.
!, >,sah1sxs sass& AsAstsas Mssx tn Gx>
ter, IVY frtendY"
II WON'T drink II. 20 ''' -'s'' ''-~'~' '.'''.>
"Whyy"
Il went ever drink water aynin
while live. Add y1u ouxbsnt U
drint II, either
"sut my dear hoy, @hy nosT
why Why yoa ask me' r he
said, xeheuaensiy, "iIi tall yoa Why.
Water rota The so'es o. ypur AsfaSsw
What do yss think II does to your
stomach r.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-28

with Cuticura. Bsshe with Cu.ieura
Soap and hc, water. dry md apply The
Nntm~nt This usually affords relief
end pcan's to speedy healmens. For
free samples address, 'S'nticurn. Deyt.
x. Boston" AZ druggists and by mail.
Soap Is. O.nsmens q and t0.--Adv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-28

>UkEahaFss tftts Ml@l N ID" Iass *lW
In the treasury IT the Germanis
Neretn. former German society Of this
city. has been spent in the purchase
~ Liberty bonds the officers announce,
The society Invested 500 in the f'rst
loan. Rlso
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-28

billy. wightyesr-ead saa es Cart
soanEhsesc cf ksaayille. Ind. ran 10
his mother the ether day, carrylax In
his hand one Of shase tiny ohteets
which heus sometimes psrpstrxfe en
~ ~ sort Of warning thsy'r~ bark In
the game,
'i.sssk'y, mamma" said he Il sr@r~d
the cid hen 80 bsd hs didE1 have tiuss
10 lay \ bigger oae. Indianapolis
Newa
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-28

She takes emily boarapTs who are
iae.bloosied"
arwg~
''Sha Needs thTsm
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-28

NRefepft9te vWtoA
The vscsv wAs iast abess n give -
she 6aans II 4 ssAsstAx~ wA~A M ~.
csseFss ~ sssad MT ma tAs hs~k.
Hewsssr, he hsssH. Eresaar me&n~hlss
fer the leat vo,uAs.
7 raaiisA she hsnas NJ marriage ~
tween -~het~esa--"
"Retw~~n the smshs.n AnA TIM n~s.
sis." whispered the sers~r. An~rs~sy,
sssadsaly rsaiissas what tAs vicar wss
lsseking for.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-28

IA Irvrn.eF ,st three ltsgGsesl sd
ser caaitneis that II Ia safer 10 Veg %
Grsves sagf&css than II Is bad saSs
-
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-28
Q O o O o 60 0 Q Q 0 o 4
Though Blind. Ne Wants
10 Get Hands on BIZ

Albany, s. y io<cph Carroll {
uf this city Ii blind, hut he knows :
hs csaId "set "a, Aaist,r ...,.. ,..,, !.
Catrpti was called hcfor'' Z ts'. =
eal daft board liz appeared, {
led hy his mother. AMI was I'm 4
mr,hs,rly rejected In surrW
he ,cld the physicians = may '
he Mind. bar knew ! could vt c
nav hands On that kaiser lie 4
was tnIStent that he he given
opportunity 10 DO something fer '
.tsiTt'..s ASaess.. a..t .r., ,,.- .,...
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-28

- rt&
\ \ sssafpr W WA AsAaa N i sSk
seed faaa u Aeaxkts - usuwA -
dressed w tAe sArssssa&<s at uls aaass
sfxss~ ~ shs haese.
@JAass q hxrs.wptkia' wsfs yeass~
sos, fs~." saad Ma.
YES said JeA wtsh M ntnsNsx
gravity. II ~ash had 4 enapae asns~
Ale hes.---Iiarrsax AIagssiaa.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-28

New Ynrk hrs atsslsAel II Carr
Scns~sls ~ a Esesszre q sS>,aoSay.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-28

ssoane ru~e csn.s ~x~a Aase to hsrs
hsAtn ssver
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-28
FLIES TWO HOURS:
PILOTS ARE DEAD
British Crew Slain in Fight. but
Machine Goes on In Wide
Circle.
AMAZING TALE OF THE AIR
erssset MssA.ns osspeses Of Ersrsy.
Their Continues Flight Win Seth
- - ccc arxssss' C~&s, 'unta ss. asnyr.
troi Givts Out.

London An amazing flight ~ a
British sirpIshe FOR tse hours with It's
TIVE occupants dead was briefly ~,
frrr"d to IN dispatch from the night
INK front the other day Now fuller
details are supplied by well known
hJine officer who has returned 10 Len.
don from Arrns.
Tine incident referred TO" he said
"ls quite authentic and vas a com
mon topic Ut conversation "a few days
age. or course, there is absolutely no
reason wis a machine should NOT. un,
der average conditions, fly Itself ~
long rs ~ petrol holds out THIS Is
not an exceptional Incident ~ she
kind. and certainly there have heen
eases whore German machines have
been captured with their pilots dead
The Known raeta
80 far as know the facts are that
this Bristol Fighter, which. Of course.
liz Il two scatter with guns fure and
nfi. took or about 10 y, m, The
Wind conditions were almost nesr
gihle. making IL very good flying wealth.
.r There was great deaf at mt~
c~lla neaus craft widely scattered over
;''ASa >Aas,s, L.aAsi.. . ......, .l.,..,..,.
The british alrHen. AT 40 estimated
altitude ~ a.sn feet. when they would
h. running u, eighty miles or there-
ahouts, encountered German AHA.
truss They NJ oncc attacked. A lot
NJ nancu'rting followed aud three
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-28

All the vartd ASKS u h man IA 10 a
bis best. II stmt doe~as suii him 10
ssxS ,rct sxu4x .ss4 ~; ...a....,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-28

TA~ esess q charity = sas&a I -
Gssfss. E.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-28

Gray Hasn~ In the West and MY Uld
heDrncky Home.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1918-03-12

And they sound the last retreat;
And the Kaiser has dotted his helmet
And kneeled at Pershing's feet.
We will hoist aloft Old Glory,
Supreme, sublime and true;
And drink to the health Of our allies
And bid them a fond adieu.
Then with home as our vision,
In the old U. S. A.;
Wen be proud for we are coming
Triumphant from the fray.
Then we will hoist again Old Glory
On our own beloved soil;
And rest from all wars labors
For to the victor belongs the spoil.
By Lafayette Draper,
Camp Sewer
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1918-03-12
A SONG OF THE CAMP
Tuesday

The captain says my rifles dirty,
And [ guess that he is right;
But when he inspects my pick and
shovel
He will find them shining bright.
So now how can I soldier
With a shovel and a pick?
And if you are not good man, boys
On this job you cannot stick.
Composed by Halifax county boy
Sent in by Layfayette Draper
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1918-03-12
DIR. KEEL DOING HIS "BIT'

DR.. KEEL DOING HIS BIT
It is not generally known, since
the professional men are not Civ
en- to publicity, but the doctors
are a STRONGLY patriotic body Of
men, many Of them doing valiant
service in their vicinity, others in
different fields along the various
battle fronts.
DR.. D. F. Keel, in cooperation
with other dentists of the county,
has agreed to do dental work free
for the drafted men, and will
see any Of those who are in the
first call between the hours. Of
nine and ten o'clock each morning
if they will call at his office.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1918-03-12
WEATHER REPORT FOR WEEK
ENDING MARCH 10
BY ]. Y Savage

By J. Y. Savage
Temperature highest So on Mar g.
Temperature lowest 28'' on Nor. 4.
Temperature average high SO 3-7'.
Temperature averaged low 1872
Participation 89-1OO inches.
Sunday morning, March 10 at 5
o CLOCK the temperature was 62'' at 8
o CLOCK &C., and at sunset 'clock D.
M, twas 49, An unusual occur
renee to be lower at sunset than at
sunrise. A drop Of 2O'' in ten hours,
daytime.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1918-03-12
NO EXCHANGE

The Butterick Company, the noted
dress patterns makers, have notified
all their agents that under no condl-
ton may they exchange any patterns
for anyone Failure to abide by this
new ruling will cause the Butterick
Company to remove the agency. They
therefore advise all patrons to observe
this ruling, which cannot be broken. tt.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1918-03-12
OLD GLORY:

There is grand and glorious banner,
That flies the land and sea;
That is loved by our allies as well,
Though it s nearer to you and me.
And it's name will ever Iinger,
And it's folds shall futter free;
Until the chief Of all 'tBuglers,''
Has sounded 'tops'' for me.
And from then on down the ages,
She will fly with love and trust;
Until the soldiers of tomorrow
Are asleep beneath the dust.
And when she s defeated, and laid away
There IL be no one lift to weep;
For every true American soul
Will be in peaceful Sleep
The sleep that knows no waking
By the trumpets here below;
But the call that wakes that slumber
Will be the final blow.
Some of the boys were little slow,
But they are all here at last;
And we know there III be no errors
When we look back er the past
For we are going across like soldiers,
And fight for a cause that's true.
And no flag will be accepted
But the old Red, White and Blue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-12-26
Star
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Where Cash Advertisements
MAY Be Left for Insertion
NORTHWEST
,ra ard Mass. Ave. Hygeian Pharmacy:
GfG and Indiana Ave-, Butter e Field
Pharmacy.
~ ard Sts.. crisve:i Pharmacy.
It. and x SIS, Go,dsnbers's Cline
Clerks Desk).
s-h and o sts., NcGuire's Pharmacy.
li-h and P SIS. Day Pharmacy.
18th and Florida Ave-, Pearson Pna1.
macy.
a1st and sts.. ouigley Pharmacy:
25th ard Pennsylvania Ave-, defoss
Pharmacy.
Eol-nesd and Otis Places. Holmead
1901 L ST., Morse Pharmacy.
NORTHEAST
North Capitol and Eye sts., Renes'y
Pad ard Maryland Ave. Taylor Phaf'
macy.
IN ead H SITS. Buck & Gorsuch
18th and East Capitol Sts., Linc0in
Park Pharmacy.
SOUTHEAST
Sch and Eve SITS, Weller's Pharmac7.
11th ard Pa. Ave, Eesley's Psafmhcy'
18th and Pa. Ave, Srnysers Pharmacy
GEORGETOWN
Wisconsin Ave. and NJ ST.. o'DonneIPs
Pharmacy.
2sth and P S.s., Pride's Pharmacy.
s6ta anu Il Sts.. We!ler's Pharmacy
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ORD RUNABOUT-Used less than S, 900
Lieut., English. 2462 Qltakie 1oad ~
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MILLINERY SALESWOMEN-Liberal salaries
iu addition to commission on sales; permanent
positions. Apply Saturday morning to Jeds
Hat Shop, go F st. NV. 27s
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A BARGAIN-1917 Ford-Truxton truck; IL
tons; $3.50; in Al condition. Glasser-Blum 4
Co.. 203O 7th ct. NV. Phone N. 1916.
600 n. 7, ave. NV. 27s
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[ELP. WANTED-HELP.
nued. MALE-C0ntinued.
WANTED-HELP.
MALE-COntinued,

-BOOKKEEPERS-
We need the services of several experienced
Burroughs Bookkeeping Machine operators in our
Bookkeeping Department. Also junior clerks for
adding machine work.
Apply by letter, giving references and full in
formation.
THE COMMERCIAL NATIONAL BANK,
18th and G. Streets.
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HORSES. CARRL.GES. ETC.
A PAIR fine style high acting cobs; 10 othe
horses; very reasonable; douhe harness, singh
harness, livery coats, quarter blankets, broug
ham, victoria, surrey. J. E. Love, 1922 L st
NV.
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Rooming house, rooms; good furniture;
owner, called out Of town. will sacrifice at
S650. rent only SD.
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I'IiOIo-Nfad" by Schultz & Schultz. st. Jo-
: III, Mo: on December II, 80 PM. between
,.-w Navy bldg. and Ia. ave. and 10th. Please
return 10 chief clerk, yards and docks, new
NAVY bldg. 19:h and f. Reward.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

BOARDING and fboming house. near 10th and
r sts; 10 rooms, well furnished; terms.
booming house, 48 rooms. near Union sta
ton; part Of furniture owned by tenant, bal
ance included with rental of property; rent,
Sl25; three-year lease; asking $500.
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-10-28
THREE HUNDRED AND FORTY THREE LOST WHEN SOFIA
 

Saturday reaching report Canadian
  dred lives after grounded Thursday from Yukon Territory grounded the reef without safety until last night when vessel the reef into
 According to the information
  the ereef
 Vessels reaching here this single
 
 Representatives hundred aud eight residents slagway 
 only five making death list Owing vicinity do nothing made take the sinking prevented drawing oo a be the sank in a disasc worst of it's kind the history Alaska
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 is mo miles the point where founered and had the slightest anticipated terval when the remained the
 easily believed until arrival the Princess Alice whiel expected Sunday Thirty the 
 development of
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-10-28
STEAMER SANK FRIDAY IN GREAT STORM

VICTORIA  in distance below and crew
 
  hands before help could h dispatched Sunday morning