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Arizona republican., 1918-07-18
Red Cross to Pboenix

A large delegation of local Red Cross workers went to Phoenix Tuesday to engage in an all-day sewing bee, for the purpose of altering garments sen, in from there. Among those going were Mesdames F. C. Jordan, D. NJ. Arnold, E. w Monroe, s. A. Meyer, Alta Huber, H. F. Means. Deimer Will Hams, R. w. Babcock, K. M. Gilbert, C. P. Rogers. N. H. Griffin, V. T. Ed wards, A. T. Gregg, c. kittle.
Arizona republican., 1918-07-18
Entertain the DisconsoIates

MT. and Mrs. Max Viault were hosts last evening, entertaining in their ch'rming home the greatly enlarged list of summer widowers. Among the number were some who are merely common ordinary everyday bachelors, but the majority were those whose wives had hied ther elves to the coast or elsewhere. However, the splendid dinner of last evening and the mutual consolation of those who are compan- ions in misery, did much to brighten the long, lonesome time until the bet ter halves return.
Arizona republican., 1918-07-18
Fire Destroys A,iary

The government apiary located at the Pima Indian Reservation, with c. Grebe in charge, was destroyed by fire Tuesday morning entailing a loss of approximately $3,000
 The fire was caused by the explosion of an oil stove. and 100 stands of bees, three tons of honey and all equipment were burned
Arizona republican., 1918-07-18
Farewell Party For Marine Recruit

At the O. s. Stapley home on Tues day night lawn party was given in honor of Delbert Stapley who leaves today for California. having enlisted in the marines The party was given by the M. l. A. Stake and the Second Ward Sunday school. Ralph Hunsaker will leave in company with Stapley, both having enlisted in the same branch of the service.
Arizona republican., 1918-07-18
Mesa Man Weeds in Los AncoIes

Word has been received that Phil Champagne of the Alma neighborhood had been married at Los Angeles to Miss Margaret Noll. the wedding talk ing place in the summer home of the brides parents.
 The groom expects = join the me- chanical corps of the army.
Arizona republican., 1918-07-18

Justice of the Peace D. NJ. Arnold and Constable C. M. Backham today announced their intention of running for the offices they hold. They are filing their nomination papers. To date both these popular officers have no op- ponents. Both have been serving since Chandler was established as a justice precinct four years ago.
Arizona republican., 1918-07-18

one of the apiary buildings. and result cd in the destruction of about, ll0 stands of bees and nearly three tons of honey.
 So far as could be ascertained. no one was injured nor was there any loss of life.
Arizona republican., 1918-07-18
Gypsum Company Men Here.

T. M. brennan, secretary of the Ari- Zona Gypsum company, and w. M. Owens, both of Phoenix, were in town Tuesday. in the interests of their con- cern. They report thousands of tons of their product on their holdings near Winkleman. Gypsum makes an ideal building material and is used exten- sively for fertilizer
Arizona republican., 1918-07-18
Dance Friday Niuht

The Beehive girls will give a dance on Friday night in the ba asement of the Second Ward chapel Inasmuch as the dance is for the purpose of raising money for library books, an admission charge of 8 cents will be made.
Arizona republican., 1918-07-18
RESERVATION FIRE
 DOES MUCH DAMAGE

Fire, caused by the explosion of an oil stove. caused considerable property loss on the Sacaton Indian reservation Tuesday night, according to informa- ton received in Phoenix yesterday. It was stated that the blaze originated in
Arizona republican., 1918-07-18
On PIeasure Rent

C. c. Green and Mrs. Robert Logue drove their cars loaded with eats and young society folks down to the river yesterday for few da~s camping and swimming. The party will be chap eroned by Miss Kendall. as MT. Green and Mrs. Logue returned to town last evening.
Arizona republican., 1918-07-18
Attended Trial

MT. and Mrs. Forest Booth. Mrs. F c. Baker nd Mrs. George Walters at tended the final arguments of the Me Cam trial in Phoenix yesterday
Arizona republican., 1918-07-18
Monroes Come Back.

Mir. and Mrs. E. w. Monroe and son, Yoves, have returned to Chandler to make their home, after an absence of over a year in the northwest. They left here at that time to find new location and after travelling over the entire Pacific northwest believe the Salt River Valley is the best place they could find
Arizona republican., 1918-07-18

Mir. Blumenthal, manager of the clothing department at Stauffer's, has been ill at his home in Phoenix the -l'st few days.
Arizona republican., 1918-07-18
VISITING GLENDALE
 ON WAY T0 PHOENIX

GLENDALE, July 1S.-Mrs. Grace Pinnell and son Leo Pinnell arrived yesterday from Humboldt. MT. Pnnell will have his eyes treated by a special ist in Phoenix
Arizona republican., 1918-07-18
Douglas Fairbanks at Majestic

Reaching for the Moon," said to be one of the best pictures in which Douglas Fairbanks has been featured, wi! be shown at the Majestic theater tonight A Brav photograph will com plete the offering.
Arizona republican., 1918-07-18
At Home Until Drafted

Verle Marks is expected home from
 Redondo Beach tomorrow morning.
 He is in the next draft call and his father wired him to come home.
Arizona republican., 1918-07-18
Leaving For Summer

Mir. and Mrs. Bert Walters and daughter, Velma. expect to leave in d few days for California to spend the summer.
Arizona republican., 1918-07-18
BIumenthaI III in Phoenix

yesterday. Mrs. Bennett expects to leave for the coast in a few days.
Arizona republican., 1918-07-18
Visiting His Parents

Rex Sample is visiting his father and mother, Mir. and Mrs. A. F. Sample in Orchard addition. MT. Sample is from San Diego.
Arizona republican., 1918-07-18

It makes no difference what yoIir wants may be, you can have them sup piled by using and reading The Re publican Classified Pages-Arizona's 5 Leading Advertising Medium.
Arizona republican., 1918-07-18
Conducts Cattle Sale

Auetioneer McMurtry conducted successful cattle sale for Mir. Edwards northwest of town yesterday.
Arizona republican., 1918-07-18

The McArthur family have moved into the List cottage across the track from their store.
Arizona republican., 1918-07-18
Tipton in Town
1cArthurs Move

Newt. Tipton is in town from the cattle ranch for few days.
Arizona republican., 1918-07-18
Candy Chandler Visitor.

Former County Attorney Clyde NJ Candy was local visitor Tuesday in the interests of his candidacy for his old Dlace
Arizona republican., 1918-07-18
Off for Coast Trip.

Miss Glenn Adar.xs, Miss Grace John son and Miss. Ida Debolt left the past week for the coast on vacation tours.
Arizona republican., 1918-07-18

The old J. W. Doris grocery store is FOR RENT. See J. A. R. Irvine. Phone 3147-Adv. If
Arizona republican., 1918-07-18
Miss Dora E. Thompson.

Miss Dora E. Thompson is chief of the army nurse corps mobile hos pitals. These hospitals are mounted on motor trucks and trailers and are manned" |. nurses ho will eat and sleep on the road.
Arizona republican., 1918-07-18
Visit in Mesa.
To Run Auain,

The Y. T. Edwards family spent Sun day at the J. A. Dobson home in Mesa
Arizona republican., 1918-07-18
Visiting Friends $

Mrs. James Hammels and Mrs. Will liam Bennett visited friends in Phoenix
Arizona republican., 1918-07-18
LITTLE TALK ON MEAT

"A LITTLE TALK ON MEAT
 SERVICE
 1 wish to extend special invitation to the people of the Chandler dis trict to inspect sanitary meat market.
 When you realize that this market carries all kinds and cuts of meats in addition to fresh fish, you must admit that l am giving you a ser- vice that is not attempted by any other market in this city. 1 am also running this market in- dependentIy of any other store. It is not a side issue of any grocery, but l am giving all my time, atten ton and service covering a period of 25 years to this business which has increased to business far greater than l expected in the short length of time 1 have been here. If you want a market where you can get what you want, when you want it, then l respectfully ask for your support and cooperation. Buy your meat from a meat market -Groceries from a Grocery Store. THE SANITARY MARKET R. M. Meek, Prop. Phone No. 6 We Abide by the Food Administra- tion
Arizona republican., 1918-07-18
I love thy rocks and rills, Thy woods and templed hills; My heart with rapture thrills,
 Like that ahnvc

NOW, what in sam Hill,' exclaimed pr. Holmes, after grunt of disgust, "does Sam Smith by that-'Like that above'"?
 Sam Smith felt what he meant, doubt, and may feel what he meant, but should like to see closer relation established between the last line and something else
 The National Hymn is not model of literary excellence. Perhaps if it had been it would not have survived to become the National Hymn. It writ ten in spirit of eXaltation that took account of mechanical literary imperfections and it isj that spirit which calls to its kind and brings Americans to their feet when it is sung. We would have a line word of the original changed, but think that Los Angeles addendum should be changed before it becomes permanently engrafted upon the National Hymn-f it does. It may not though outside the broad and spreading confines of Los Angeles.
Arizona republican., 1918-07-18
The Los Angeles Amendment.

We do not like to appear captous when making reference to patriotic effort, however misdireced or however unsklfully executed and we do so in this case only with the hope that improvement may result. We notice that in the Los Angeles churches recent patriotic our National Hymn was amended by the subjuncton of the fol- lowing
 God bless gallant men,
 Bring them home again,
 God bless men.
 They serve our flag for
 Make them victorious
 Dauntess and chvalrous-
 God men,
 It is proper at this time that the subject sought in this amendment should be attained; that there should be prayer for the victory in the present and for the safe return of boys. but should be rather arstically framed as to the fourth fifth and six lines To the casual observer as well as to the amender, these lines appear to rime but they do not; they only end in "us." This is they rime to the sight, but not to the The syllable which the amender brings, means to bring into the rme flor us," "orous" and "alrous," but not with the ultimate The ab- sence of rhythm will also be noticed and particularly, n the sixth line where primary accent falls the part of the "chivarous" introduced the tended rime '''-'-..+
 We suggest to the large and active corps of The Republicans poets mechanical improvement of these lines without losing sight of the sentiment halt ingly conveyed. We know there many of them who make such improvement. They need not fear that their work will suffer by comparison with the original verses which have been subjected some severe criticism by pr. Oliver Wendell Holmes, friend and classmae of the author and himself of the happiest of American poets.
 His shaft especially directed at the verse containing these lines:
 I love thy rocks and rls
 Thy woods and templed hills;
 My heart with rapture thrills
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-25

10 Aaaastry al the HEds~xte saEt ~ ~
d day. In r$ar yssss c9 sAs shs fnd9s@
eIsaf is@s uaaaRts nt Nv SIsAsssaaxxlsASN
TNfr~ w nj aasE@sfta@a "a to tMFs
II sh@ asliss %. hesrsssse the ssrehaf.
sarwA n M the saxhsss price thar 10
eTex t~sa paid In iasseFy toe anyshtn1
fsM she shtag pussAassa m se<Hsstr fs'f
the arBsssnfssn Ut thcSe sane fssrrws
10 psae~fui nims In she tutnrs. u y
lItsSxlsy true tAaT The rasa 1sa rssscy
xp@as IN this war could hAxs trsns-
taFnasst the sarsh- They sosaA hare
established Rnisxssas ssnEaticn. ura
segsai ssieearioa. Eliminated h&rf'sr'
ssza and savsgrsr. reclaimed nj rns
waste ssnas established sSssmraasEiea"
tiass@ by rass sssA saaMan with ssegt
earnsr Of the gasss~s and hsuaghs the
tEllseaRssm nsarwT by scaE stride
Al least. the hsaasn race has ceased
TO bsi awsd by the pawni.uts at any
protcct. I'm the bell Of wsr. rasn hAve
learned that NO task IL soe grssr for
shssn. and thar h thonght wessa ear
rYinx iate times Of paAaee.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-25
An ATTACK OF GRIP
USUALLY LEAVES KIDNEYS
N WEAKENED CONDITION

Doctors In all parts Of this country have
b~en kvst husy With the ep,ds,nic OF grip
which has visited ~ many homes The
Gmptoms 81 grip this year are often vary
distressing and leave tho system Ia a run.
down euniition. particularly the kidneys
which srem Ia suffer mas,. ~ almost every
victim complains Of hme back and URN
cry troubles which should not be neglect
OIL. a. these danger signal, often lead TO
dangerous Kidney troubles Druggists
report large sale on In k,imsr's
kwsmp Root which ~ many people say
soon heals and strengthens the kidneys
after an attack II sr,p swamp Root.
being all herbal compound. has gentle
healing gtEer, on the kidneys. which - al
most immediately aatteed ,n mast cascs
by these who try Il itr klmcr Co.
Bnshsjaten, y Y. offer TO seud sam
pie sIae bottle Of Swamp Root. On r~csip,
~ ten eee,s. 70 svety saff<svr who ~
quests 1t. A vial will convince anyone
Who may te in neel Vt Il Regular m*ds
um and large Gas bottles. for sale u
all druggists bs sure 10 msasioa ths
paper Adv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-25
Is MILLION MEN
Is COST OF WAR

resiistythuting this taxation wisely and
eauisahly. the THt ot th~ period that
the Liberty bends have 10 ran may
welt s.e mere efficient halaace Of
wealth than the present
As In reckoning sar strength. the
haste realities Of shs pSuhlsin are eco
uaHiIc rather than financial. Such
part OF the great var loans as Ia la.
vested 10 convertible facsostes, In
Increase Of food production and slm.
lar real assets. eanhst bc regarded IN
lost. TN the other aand. the dollars
Fiat afv st+et sys siassss Mkkta. ex-
'ssssss.e sss sssys ,ases; sssssss are lagsS IN
fact
WORLDS captssi Cot Down
Moreover. the cost In dollars IL no
measure ot the real ecanomlc cost Of
Tire WIFI. 'tsenase II fAksa do sceaaat
NJ III. enormous destruction OF prtp
erty thar has taken ptacr. This rep
rvsstss cutting into tAr capital Of
the world. The sinking Of millions "
tons OF shipping. the destruction of
cities, the rassging Of farm lands, the
deterioration u Industrial equipment
In the last three years, are only few
ot the items that must hc charged to
this account, One hug~ item n the
labor Of t5,0Dtslo men sho have been
saken completely from productive o~'
rupations, Evrn reckoning their value
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-25
DON'T Be FOOLISH

and buy an imitation, set the original
NACliER- RAIN
II II better than any os the sahss
tuts "sa,ms" for quickly relieving
Coughs. Colds, Group and all kinds Of
hurts and SORENESS
Tbs many tsuliatlona are procf that
II Is an unusually good thing
The price Is only &c per Jar OF
Tube, Survly u Is worth that to get
r'd " = Cough or Cold. or your child's
Group II your druggist will not supply
yra and have NO agen, ia yotr local
ity, write fer the agency.
Every family needs vseher~ Palm
and We SUPPLY samples Free. TO star,
the demand v. W vACHER Inc.
New Orleans. La Adv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-25

SYSTEM IS. FAR REACHING
Eyes Of Frsneh People Suddenly
Opened to Extsns Of the oroanisA-
ton ara its Studied ard
Elaborate Character.

Lonaon. DR.. Arthur Lynch. N r.,
writiag under q Paris date to ths Daily
Chroncle on German spies lu France,
says.
In Marcel Prevoss's LesoAnSes Gar
di"ns THE Guardian Angels. other
wise Eovernessrsi he deIacts an Eng
lish xovern~ss who is fond Of DRINK,
an Italian whose beauty wins the af'
tections Of the 500 and heir and Ger
man Mig ny uarr~-ae tctiy ard atsrrc.
tive yauuzs wmasnas aa~mhaess sscd BY
moral serupie~ but capable and
shr~~d. Meg Ia spy. and her spying
Is the mere dangerous FOR the fact that
abe II the guardian angel NJ the
daughter Of the Frsnrh war minister.
This story. writt.a siih a certain
srses OF style. se, all France taking
and many bourgeois family seratin
ized with horror their atorkssh. stupid.
looking ha, hardwarkinS Westphsiian
maid. who knew little outside the
small household and VIA. moreover.
had conceived q real aEectioa for the
rhslIren.
4 confess was inclined TO laugh at
the sly scare. bot sore time before
the wer used To meet on the stair.
case Of . modest and quiet little pm.
yats hotel the dame who sto<i for the
original Of Neg. She bad an apart,
nnent adt,snins mice. There waa both
inx about her appearance or her tnan-
nees 10 attract attrnfsnz. Meg had. IN
Eced German styie. grown imposing
though SIN attractive In the German
taxhlan.
~ssne evening. on r~turnin. to my
rcams saw Aexs ,sdy co1ip@nioA
dragon hooking p~rSocA carped On q
chair an The landing near Mex's door,
aud presently three s1stSTe aged gcc-
tiensen Isft Neg's r,ssns Meg knew
that the war was coming. and 10 deabt
serious business WIS os hand that
night,
Aeused BY German ruxhard.
~rsriaans have become very sssys;.
cioas Of late. but the surprise ~as sesa-
ersl nevertheless when theg asscos.
evs5 that their excite fayaTtte. MAts
Aar4. the H.nsfca dancer. was GT-.
rsaa SPY This isdy ~ith ne dassy
skin aud flexible wrists and lsngvC-.
Gus sr2ces ~ ESassern fsssfps wTg0ea
taTss+a-a .ssss - BE y tasra@AaAl. psgSaAss.
A--n- A.. The age as s1xea;&sc she G44r.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-25
Trust Me-! Thy Dodson's Liver Tone!
Cahnel Hams l!Ney and Bowels
and Ut stxaighsensd UP without taking Nieken-
ing cAaOmal. Dmt Lose days work

Thsr~'s M ressaa WY i pwnscn
sheasad sske ssekenanx sasivssiax csle.
Haxa ~Axa A. TWIN csaas haSs a. iAre&
bottle ~ nsSAsans Liver TuA@--A psx~
feet Substitute for cAtasnea.
II IL . pleasant. vexesfhas hvaid
which Win start your aseF tass ~
Eurely N eaiorsea. but II dee~nf make
yca SICK Ad can spt salisats
Chisdren and grewn talks can take
pedssas Liver Teas. e<csnss n n
perfectly hazale&s.
Caiosael h 4 dangerous drug. n In
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-25
RECIPE FOR GRAY HAIR

h AAn pins al water adj | 90, bay
ksm. q Kr&ti tsax Ut hAxtc IszwpcSnA.
and \ Co., "a slye~rsas- Aay AHsssSsst eAn
put tAa w w ysa can rasI II III h0rRs u
~sY hfsis ecss. Rsti tsrwcssess tas nAAk.
iAx snd ass sasas In each hax u Barrie
CsmpeaAd. II VIII gradually darsxa
ssreak~d. fAAed srxy hair, and aaaae IL seit
aaa ksn~s, Il wali n~s eeacs thu mslT, % nss
ssasay ~ Sss~sy. ard acss Sss rub III, Aas.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-25
USE APPLES IN TOBACCO


Heed River. ors, Apple re~is and
cores are new taking the place Ut the
time honoresi cabbage leaf in the Finest
smoking tobacco, according to Hood
River people. Formerly the supply
was obtained from eastern fruit
districts. but hereafter oregoa dried
apple ponace IL to add favor TO ssnok.
ina mixtures,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-25

Asaith | believe tAs Cosnpoand VIII
cure any female troahla. "--Mn ALICE
HEl1Ea. ChsistophAs, III.
Nervousness Ii ostsn q symptom ot
weakness or some functional deYsnge.
nssst, which may be overcome by this
famous root and herb remedy. Lydia
T. pinkhAn's vsgstsbls Composnd. ~
thousands Ut wofnea hsvs found by
sxp~nSnes.
II complications exist, write Lydia n
pinkham Medicine CO., Lynn. Mass. fos
suggestions In regard 70 your ailment
Tbs result Of u Nug expsrieues b
ct your ssryica.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-25
The Easiest Way.

Ths atratcfssfui riasstr sculptor
gaEed salty at thr masterpiece he had
fast ai6,f2rIad n frfy men iYp ssr
upon II ~ilh fists aud stick. aud made
Ut " shaprless mass, Quoth he
"one ean. by 'akias thought, add q
cubtst 10 his statuef"
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-25

wher res., rough and I,thsng with hca
baths ef CuticurA Soap and touches d
Cuueura Ointment This means sIeer
for baby aud rest ter mother. Fen
frrc SAMPLES address, 'N'uticvra. Dept
X. pes;na." At druggists and by usail
Snap -, Otntnent - sni At--Aav.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-25

nsFvesssSinsam, and
was In . tsan down
condition Two al
our best doctors
failed 10 do me any
good l hs~rd 70
much about what
LYDIA T. PinkhAzn's
Vegetable Com
pound had done fos
othsry. / tri~1 II
md wss cured. ]
a,n no cnger rsss-
vo0s, an regular,
and In sxcellept
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-25
COVETED Nv AL

but yosssSssi BY few---a heaasifu
head Of hair, IL yours Is ssreakcd with
gray, &C Is harsh and s,is. you caa re
store II ~ It's former beauty and lus
Ger BY rssag La Crssate" Hair Hrs~>
ing. rrsse Si.n.~Atv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-25
Spies Trained from Boyhood

yied German who had obtained
Dutch nationality IN order 10 mask bis
Krying work. The marriage Was rather
In the nature at formal business
transaction. but this did nes prevent
the ene.,ime German Officer ffsan bru'
tally lii'trca,ing his young wife,
.s|-AsNsrttAselless she entered INFO tbs
spy system with Rest, became duly
registered snd paid, amused and de-
lighted Paris for some years with her
audacious performances became &C.
auaiated with various highly placed
officials and politicians and found
means, X Is said. 10 make kaa~n TO
the Germans s.ane III the most Inn
pertain, Preach plans In the FIRST
man,hs Of the war.
Certainly II is absurd TO hnd spy
IN every German sitchen maid or hall
porter or BARRIERS apprentices. but eyes
nav. b.en cp~Gsd to the extent Of the
Organization. Its STUFFED and elaborate
character and the cisyerness OF the
German spy system.
~lsrrv tn Paris 10 n tyre very dLf-
.fsrynt Sr~en" Meg. but 600 ~ae ~sse
j,ioys ;hr MeEs ~ bis aeent~--srhe
count ~ W.. Old Adolph.' al he
Was Familiarity called. half In affection
and half tn consenp, Atoiph was
not ~ many ysars asa. 4ashanx afr-
GER of the Guards. rrea, rider q
beau, lady killer, Certain histories
In this latter direction cut III his -.
r~~r as Guartsnan ard he came TO
Paris, Old Adosph had then nothlnx
81 the beau cavalier "a. old he seemed
good astar~d. but stupid. be did not
look ~ IL be could noun, q horse, for
be moved all In \ block, like q t4~c~
Of wo1d-
Asd Hired chssesu.
"osd Ado,ph Incidentally had hired .
chateau which commanded a great
range Of cvantry and which possessed
real ~asue for war purpcee& tn
this chateau h. made ss~srsl add.
,ioas and improvercatA which wers
shearas 10 ~ q tad Of dear. stuy4d
odd Adoirh. sh~y co4ld be used N ex.
ceaient gun enrtscements. II Ia stili
q usen; p<ani In the circles that old
Adotph fr~Qpeu;ssi whether hs'resliy
wsa = fonl or oal, had that appsar
Ance. Hut II 10 DOT remote .rnru this
gg~stina ~ rcsHsrk that NJ CO. rraat
the s.issstroas fsxtss or the Gssmars
froFn the Marie was brourf, 10 N, snd
by the fact tha. they arrived Ut 20
assons which bad h~~n carefully mated
and prepared by Germans te.sre the
ws-.
Il lave lifted ths veil here sass
there apos tAs types ths srsrsswork cs
the systsza In ne less essafytax 10 seray.
Fur tfe past twe svnsrstsasxs TIE Ger
mars Aavs see7a estrSssEnr ans psrfsc.,
lHs .Scs- $50 srssess x has nos sse
4nrae oas ~ The Important tuncssss.s a
Stair. A spy il Get taken 81 nap
AasagH1 and asked iEnprsrsssts tn ngdw
take gsssscais &s.ss tasArv.o@s SRA"
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-25
81
.Gucht 10 BE-

is Senator Crafts family A cuiti.
waited cns Looks We II The way
It's been raked over
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-25

Even Thirsty fn~n are not anxious 10
lsa~ MP In frunt at bar Ut Justice,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-25
A WAR PRAYER
~ yA~ss watsrmar Nsss es
tAs ssesianssA

~ yAsss watsrmsr Nssa u
tAe SsaiiAnssA
Father. we h~sseeh shse
Guard cur hays tonight.
Keep, we pray. thesr footsteps
ua the paths Of right
We have s~ns shem gladly.
For tho tight ~ Just,
Yea. their cause In holy.
Glorious their tr9si.
Huli their fstss. u Father.
In thy wenaroas hand.
BriEg them back. n tnay b,
Back TO grace cur land.
For ws levesa them dearly
fsns our path was clear
iienor babe ns send THEM,
Father, be thou neAt'
Hut n they must leave w.
II II be- thy will.
Esufh~f'' We iIEpspre thre, @
~ ssaxasitsEas- xaDxi,, ssas sttsa-,,s,