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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1919-09-27

The gevernm ent purchased raw n,a-
teai&l .ssn :ssss;.. tss= private,
corpo,at oIs TO he iIlIn;itacttirett.
fixed the wages o1 la5o: and the price
to the public. 1t took over the ra.t-#
roals buil sai!a operated ships. eh-
gaged in life ard marine insurance
Ii openly and effectively controlled
the commercial life of the nation up
on large lines and with far bettHr
success than is being done today.
South Carolina has the law on her
statute books. empowering the State
warehouse commissioner to negou-
ate sales OF cotton. why not try the
experiment? These are still w;ir
times. for. who does ont know that
war is not over when YOU put an END
to it between nations? 1t is only the
most superficial view which confines
the meaning OF war TO a conflict be-
tween governments Our present in
dustrial system makes society itself
a state of war. active, irreconcilabie
war on every side and in everything.
The very. essence OF war is this need
less competition between corpora
tions or individuals:
Every government, up to 1877
was founded upon the principle O.
individuality. This war seems to
have ended that epoch. Man is now,
trying to act in the mass. believe.
these strikes are an UNCONSCIOUS
struggle on the part OF the masses
for the enthronenlent Of the primer
ple of association. That is the
meaning Of the New Orleans con-
vention. This is the true meaning
Of a Republican.
War differs from peace in its re-
ceptivity to new ideas; it welcomes
them. while peace rejects them. The
opposition to the export bill is from
reactionaries trying TO reject the
lessons learned in war. Our meth
DDS during the war OF production,
finance and distribution were vastly
more scientific than the bungle peace
is making.
War always listens with an open
mind to every proposal brought for
ward by peace. while peace tries TO
shut its ears toSeVery lesson tauSnl
bv@war. IL is blind now to the fact,
that the masses look on government
as an association for the common
good, not a mere collection Of indi-
vflual units. The schoolmaster,
war, taught four million young. men
how easy it is to secure cooperation
through government. and they have
brought the news home. Does any
one lTnagine that. With this knowl-
edge, this country viii go back to
1914, and rot in the narrow BAR
harisms Of so called peace.
Let me urge you, Mr.. Wannamak-
or. to carefully consider finding an
outlet to foreign markets through
well developed and strong state ac-.
tiop, instead ofrelying. on Fabian
federal promises: All Of the reserve
rights Of the people not expressly
granted to congress. rest in the state
Of South Carolina. and they are am
pie to protect our great money crop.
if we use them with firmness and
wisdom.
The creation of thought is the
greatest factor in all. the equation OF
life. and you have done a wonderful
wor Kin convincing the world that
cotton is TOO low 7 see YOU have
made a hull of my friend Theodore
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1919-09-27
Putting Something Over? Yes, Indeed!

but not in the way we have found some wagon
users think. Listen, folks:
When we began talking auto track wagons soon
discovered that number Of wagon users down this
way thought the manufacturers trying to put oven
the northern narrow track wagon. We thought so too,
at first, but nothing could be farther from the facts 1T
IS simply case Of misunderstanding.
We have said this before. We repeat it so that
it will be clear to every wagon user auto track IS
neither no7ow track nor 0ide track.
"Auto" track wagons are exactly what the name i'm
plies, built so that the wheels will FIT the path Of the
automobile which makes track So inches wide. Wide
track wagons will notdo this Neither will narrow track
Leading wagon manufacturers, some time ago. both
South and Norh realized that in order to make their
wagons give better and longer service t1vould be
essary to make them fit the roads And 909o OF the
road tracks throughout the country made by the
automobile.
Could any automobile salesman induce you to buy
auto that mould not run in the tracks Of other autos9
Not in thousand years.
Putting something over? Well say they are! Putting the
soundest most practical idea the wagon building business
Putting over because realize the value and ad
vanage of track wagons forcing the making OF them
by demanding that will fit the prevailing roads OF today
and the permanent roads OF the future.
Come and have us tell you anything know about
Studebaker auto track wagons.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1919-09-27
\ Compromise.

Unluclly Fisherman-"Boy, will you
sell that big string of fish you are car
rying? %
BoY-"No. but I'll take yer pitcher
holdin' it fer fifty cents. Judge.
4 Daylight-Sarcr.
lis yoh, husband III favor Of day
light saving 2"
Il think so. He stays out so much
at night that think he'd really pre-
fer not to use any daylight at all.
Washington Star.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1919-09-27
TRAITOR PROSTRA-
TED AT TRIAL
Pierre Lenoir Imagines That He
Was Executed

Paris. Sept. a5.-Pierre lLenoir.
whise execution was postponed FIJI
day. expected 10 be confronted by
Joseph CaillauN. former premier on
Friday or Saturday. According to the
newspapers he is in state OF most
extreme weakness and is unable TO
stand, being obsessed with the idea
that he had .'been executed"
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1919-09-27
LITTLE. CHANGE
: At PTTESBURG
Both Sides Claim Advantage in
Strike Situation

Pittsburgh. Sept 25.-Little change
in the steel strike situation here is no.
ticeable today. Conflicting statements
regarding the number of workers m
volved in the walkeu1 come from o",-
ployeeS and union Headquarters with
S1oth sides claiming advantage.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1919-09-27
THE wATCHnAN AND sourHRoN SEPTEMBER 81 1910

Price. See his article in Commerce
and Finanee last week. You deserve
llae thanks of the south. Mr. Price
sa man of wonderful power in fin
ance and when he says cotton is
too low. you may be sure 1t Will sp
higher, because he is constitutional
cotton bear. believe cotton will
sell for so cents inside OF 10 months,
no matter what any of us do.
Sincerely,
Jno. l.. McLauriIa
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1919-09-27
Not Effective.

Now" said the doctor to the
young married man, IF You will take
this medicine, YOU will sleep like a
baby
The patient surveyed the pre-
,scription doubtfully.
well. doctor" he answered, I'll
you mean like our baby, I guess l
won't take it.'-New York American.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-06-20

Naval Cer1rvt t.ee ara Secretary Dan
tels Get Together on plars
Future Navy,

Washington The American navy
after June 40. IsN. will hat. an en-.
Hated stsenKta OF isa.e0p men II the
decision o, the house naval affairs
committee Is accepted by congress-
r.rsonpei provisions ~ the house ma
val Appropriate bill adopted by The
COMMITTEES. stipIlate 9bQ pf'" men 10
r,et' I. gso era men to Jan | ia4t, spd
It's 900 to june 10 i9?a
Secretary RapleIs has requested tAs
committee for a strength o. @fsi ao0
men after Juns 10. 1920 Wis program
called los 2Su 200 men 10 Oct l. 1919
and szS. at,0 asn to Jan | 1920
The commit ess action II followed
by congress then means Daniels pro
gram vii Re cut 1900 msn ~ an
average /, means also that at least
81 eA0 men must be released frc~n ser
vice before Oct !, 70 reach the figure
provided ia the bin
Action by the committee came after
barely 70 minutes OF discussion. sur
prtsiug eseu fn~'ub Der, ~ the commit
tee ~ho had ortEeipa'~4 :gat over
the personnel provision Chairman
Butler ssid tas acton Gas unanimous
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-06-20
NATIONAL BANKS INCREASE
hrHii. r.frr ''t' =,
Resources ~ Twenty One Billion.
New Charters Applied For.

Washing .oa National hanks la oI'
Grafton jane lotaled I.S0s, the lArg
eyt number tn The nation aissosy
alta resources " 81 9o0 eoQ Vtl. sew
rrai hundred million dollars sysatsT
than ever before Comptroller o. tbs
Currency Williams announces THAT ap.
pliaatious gJr charters and increases
10 capital are iio~jus ~ from every
part Of tho country the majority being
from the Sest Applications for SO
ueS charters ana i5> Increases u cap
ital we're approved. in she first fave
months n the year. the new capital az
gresAtins sE>.N-3.@eo There hs~ been
one national bknA failure th.s scar,
making tive In fHc last J months
Requesis fer new CHARTERS aud up
pNestions from southern states acre
siivtniav h. Suyia A,sy1allas. IL, Se.aiA
Carolina Z Florida and Alabama, :
each. louisiana and Telaessss. !
zach
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-06-20
HUNS PLOT WORLD UPRISING
Trsi 81 Secret Agents Reveal Esten.
ave AnarChstis PCT u Germans
Be- tnnins On Swiss soi -

Zurich AT the trial of The - nty.
e.gh, secret agents and anaft aists no
has. been brought before the court
here on a charge " having plotted 10
bring about IN snarch.stlC uprising in
Italy. lfr Slaempely. Swiss attorney
general severely scogd the German
general STAFF fer sending agents fraa
Berlin. n ho maintained In Settgoc.
lana q terrorist service in order 70
hr'hr Italian anars lists 10 organize a
revolution He sAid Germany hoped
nor a uHFsrrsa, rrvolaties. lseginiax ga
Swiss su.i
Rriess oge of the German witnesses
~ the rial was attacked ~, Zurich By
Italian anarchists He was roughly
handled, his skull and several ribs
acre fractured and he Is NOT expected
10 recover
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-06-20

Atsseisiss perpssrsssa Asslsss ts~s In
eeisnc Were Confined 70
T~s Lssaiitisa

Washington Thsrs we're 10 atrce',
ties ON Jews in Poland al aay eshsr
places than wilma and f1rss. seccfsiias
10 y statement OF Hugh Gibson. GATED
States Hinister al wAzsay, made pub.
40 sy iAa state aMSaEiRsal, -,.
Mr. Gibson says that Bis sources of
information ara the local newspapers,
Including the Jewish pTess, the Amer
icAa Relief Administration and rep
reseatatives OF Jewish organizations
~ho have talked frankly with him
concerning the aisuation thu soi.
lowing was issued BY the state do
partrnent. based On Mr.. Gihson's sr
port
Feeling In Poland against certain
classes OF Jews Ia largely due 10 eco
monte conditions. rather than 30 re
llEiaaa Intolerance According to tho
Information fecaived. eertain Jewish
clom-nts anport the government. and
arc regarded wt'a respect as An IN
.eErat part OF the nation II Poland
a bile another Jewish element ia open
,'y hostile 10 the government"
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-06-20

Wome, ard Children Arpna Peasants
Shot and Nunv ny Reds IN
Western sursarf,


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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-06-20
LETTER TELLS |. ". ". PLOT
irteresptsd Letter Fres- Prisoner n
Fsft Lsasse~orth Expssss piss 70
ses "Bis eur' haywood Free.

Chicago "A letter wrfttea by ore os
the convicted | W VS. Gov serving q
,ssa in the Fort LsAyea sSyth psaiisa.
tlary. to another mema Der OF the orgaa
!saston In Chicago uyeais a plot 10
blow Ny The priaoa With . aaAeh ias
gua battery" and 50, Bsg Bill" HAP
wood and others free
Part Of the letter reads.
"fa~ only way TO get 10 oa, OF here
10 10 organize a machine gun army,
and With high powered automobiles
come down here aud eiow this place
into The s~sea,h heaven when tho
@Osksrs begin 10 take such action |
shall get Interested
Il am far from being downhearsed
believe the government viii Keep GA
messing ap thtass anEil thv lsoishe
VIA come over here sad bluw tAem
OF The fake x :he =Agth.
Another good Nay to set ~ ou. If
jail IL Tor every member % The N
w 10 carry a ~ pistol Or sawed OF
shDtgan and ~i'h hls cartridges make
aew tfaHd ~ sali ASA pepper sAaA.
crs out 1t cur govern h,ent Officials
The letter Which as obtained by
dA4itme8g IL luwtte. mtu 10 = raid GA
$50 A,.st,a> .p,.s.s s-.>. ss, N.iq,svs ttf
t}fs sefssrr ana at FtF lY'rrt, Irp maa
20 atan the ter Was seg, ~ undgf
surveillance
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-06-20
MEXICO TO PROTECT CAPITAL
Msxtcan Anthsssaser Save Ass Cow
.,.."., .e@ps~sfts ~ IL. E,tatsll e,,,,...,..
,'''' ''~- prsperfy

" Washington Msalco will protect all
tafe3Fa lavealmeuis Ia thst country
tbd II other countries arr ehis ia
hru'. Rrs3,c ~iil pay eli bee dems.
y; Jusa n nnm copasclor aud
sla,fc dc 'afyasfrt ad interim oi The
Msxiean embassy told TIE Fan AFarr.
gan COMMERCIAL Congress Ais words
assure 4ou all forsl1H inyeeimebt#
Ia Mexico are safe and will be- protect
al brought a storm III applause from
.he large gathering ~ repfesr niAt1vrs
" the Latin American countries aud
m tniied states
Mexico Ia now tn the reeonvtrnc.
Ion period pf Ro!o saId "Aii she
wants u that. rather thap handicap
sing her ~ every movement. ogtsid.
trs may he title patient, nv Mcxao
has alwayf ,,aId Shat abe owe cd And
lie longer they have waited for uk 10
pay tbs assfer Il Las cos, Us
~ countries ~ rtrvsx AZ 0rrai
britain and TIE United States are FL
pertea Eaw q difficul, social and go
aomir condiilcn. Il ia 10, far 80 III
pect from Mexico the sanae conditions
that pTeysIlo-i here In 1910 The sortd
ahail never &C. backward and The state
~ affairs created BY th~ social more
'nru'e Ut my country w ~ impossible
to eliminate as the conditions created
here and In EUROPE by he wM
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-06-20
ECONOMIC DRIVE FOR
BENEFIT OF EUROPE
AMERICANS WILL Eosa 6sEAr
CORPORATIONS 70 FINANCE
STRICKEN FtoeLES
no AID IN RECONSTRUCTION
Gsasval Reserve nsara Nns AsseS ats
with cRpstasssts rs Expers ~ssss
Steel. Tssaesa, cosfse and
CtsaS essSsssitlsA

WaaAsngtaEa. With o stew ca Saist
iax che Sar~ss n Easees by aas;esins
\ F4taga io neTnaai sc0aasntS eeadstsaas
itnaaesAi Interests ia Ses yeFk. With
The ssssssaaee Ut The federal r~sersl
ecsra are Esvfag eensafsrstten 10 ths
a~gusatsoa of srsas ct exscrt coFpe
rssuns tor waoi. cooper, steel. tos&ess
AMI oaes Amastcaa pro4acta. siasIal
10 that ersaaxxd 10 handle taFeigI
aAi~s VI cotton,
II Is ns.nnsd to give tho group cor
gSrauoas the backing " . censra
securities corporation which ~aald
araw II. fanas rrum TIE investing
2aalis. furnishing gerhass haats~ds o.
niilioas ol dollars 10 fiaanee tA~ ssilA
meet Of ran materials 10 The oeunsries
lSGess AT xar IA iAAI they n4as aelarn
TO work aad pay of their dvssss 20 this
ocantr,
Government officials believe that No
Eofe important project nos 10 under
saDsidsrsiion a. reeons;factton meas
are. and roiat 10 iae dtstar e'ed cuadi'
sioas ot the foreign exchange market
"A a neeeasity fer some action 10 end
pressat abnormal eoadi,loas
Present world conditions are ponted
10 By government officials as syideace
Of the nessd for come sugh machinery
as Is contcm plated in the ex3,ort and
ssatrsl corporation Long term cred
Its ats needed ~ Europe and rss ma
trTi4Is rather than flushed pso3aets
eseeg; sAsre tho ia,lsr are Ia be used
Ia reyhtnE pfNaiurioe powers
Government credas 10 The s!iirs nov
total approximately s. sic oVo eco
ipayl1s unly st9e oas aea ~ the
amount authorized iba, Us lso small
81 Is ttle, 81 TO finance TIE rSeoyta
needed VII Il - axys" Il" 'rs'>, s-.F i>.Tr
reason fer the need n private iti0''s
tive In solving tie question g. credits
The sav finance corporation is saii
~ re- ready % lake the ot,tsa 1loas ut
be exports corporations II the public
does not. although lae latter contip
Fuaci Is not expected
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-06-20
HOBBY OFFERS HIS
TROOPSfOR PATROL
TEXAS GOVERNOR TFNcERs WAR
pEsAsrsENr lisa OF rRocRA
TO GUARD RIO esANcE.
so.0ns1 NOW ALONG BoRDER
Swsr 10 yrsmswtsssa Ts dsesrAi Co
esIa. cawms~ssr ~ SsstheTa "
parswaas-~sssts Cavalry
ma, Ne us,a,

wAsaLsssoa --- DECLARING that Tie
asxcAn sitaAitaa 10 ~ srssisAl thai =
Asrsr fesvs VI tsxegs % the border
10 a~cexsasy 10 protest lives aaa nSSA
Gu VI vatiseaA, Gov. haaAY Of Tsxsa
IN requested Secretary BAKER 70 call
INTO sAs federal service the FIRST aaa
seeoaa brxsaes u TsxAs Cavalry asd
W msssais1s theza Al q canrsasens ,<lnl
TIE var eeaarsasat .mmediAtsay
autographed th@ commanding xeneFai
II the southern department, who ass
sAarxs al the eardsr guard, asking ala
siews 90 the request and fw Any ID
snrmatAon bearing Haea the situation
sescrssed b, Gov Hoshy
Confidential reports raaeaihs the
ear department ~Hh!n tar last week
fAgarsisn1 sae sisaasiea in Northern
AsniSSs contained 40 Information, "
sas sMla. that would lead army asfi-
*rs to heit tia epsaioa ssprv*sed ey
1ov Hobby Toe border saard at
presens exceeds ~, e.,9 troops ia.iSld'
ms savaitt Infantry, field artillery,
air sauadroas kad engineer aui's, dis.
lrbatwd from Yuma. Aria Ia soaia
" laredo The latter pssRt ls head
quarters II ths Fourth United States
Cavalry nehiad these 10 an esea
larger tarce at The disqualification
camps OF en- fo0ts
Ms} Gen ile Rosy csbsll, IN ,nFns
mand OF the Mexican border district,
sas standing orders 10 disgsss@ 1be
Americas troops az he thinks hCss 10
arntegt lsNA AhA pnlrefsy
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-06-20
SrY SENTENCED TO pLAYN.


Paris api runtk ~ rhe Austrian
army has SeHa tired ara sentenced TO
ttath az tay nv seyfss court mar.
tia hste capt Funk MAS 10 Fstif be
tore the war tersn aud remained
hroaR boil She hostlliiss AEa . ~a,
alleged at the rtsl that M mate m.
enemy acquainted with Information ~
yardiny air raids snd long tssfanes
sAsll!nE OF Paris
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-06-20
SUFFRAC|STS ASK
STATES FOR VOTES
EoMAws PARTY SENDS APPEAL
/, TO GOVERNORS or Twenty.
+. EIGHT STATES.
CALL FOR SPECIAL SESSIONS
etsts Legislatures viii De censsnsd
Ta pass On Amendment To csa-
ssisuiien Giving Women the
Y. j. Hiaht Ts tsae.

: Washington The national woman I
UATty has called on tae governors oi
twsaty eight states. whare g0mHa nov
have fsl! or partial suffrage, 10 sam
tares 10 take action toward ratification
bf The constitutional amendment per.
1itiin1 nationwide suffrage, Tas
plea TO The governors Is AZ follows
With this passage by congress OF
the constitutional amendment grant
Ing suffrage to womaa the struggle
for ~omea enfrane hlaeueat IA trans
fsrfed IL the states
This struggle has already taken IL
years u sacrifice on the part Of Tao
aation. Believing that you earnestly
aesire lis spssIy tsftsiaat!on. aal IL
asmucb az tbs legislatures OF thirty
seven states sill tot meet In regular
session before 1921. Ne appeal 10 You
10 call a special session u ;he IekiaIa'
tare al the earleat 9ossibls date for
The pnrpoae Of he ratification
I'VE ash taIs on behalf % our mem
bers In your stale, and In order that
there may be conserved t0 the ma
tlon tho outpoaring OF strength, ei,
tort. time aud money Which Is tho
Tally toll u the prolonged effort for
womana sntranchtsemrni
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-06-20

ccaleer investsEatsoa By he mill
tsry authorities ssT to reveal the des'.
l,y Of the pervon who fired three shots
AZ TIVE hcasc In CoSSeaf occupied ~
;he nsme et Goa I-ais - the tsara
II ';Ac Third army II is sssd tss'
RE name az Cen- Cara IL the sh!rt
ia the German secret list OF Iarxed
Americans
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-06-20
tNotcrs ALLEGED CROOKS,
Army Officers ard Business Mer In
d,e,ed As First Step In salvage Fraud.

Washington Indictment Of army
officers and business men AZ nsfrui,
sss the first step by the department
OF justice ard army intelligence ser
vice. ~ a campaign against alleged au-
thorS % srsgGBlen. plots WITH rars.
tons supplies Pittsburgh and Boston
turastinatson
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-06-20
eurs Are Hsssvisina

Berns. Switzerland ufea0 artivity
10 bslaE displayed IN Germany In -
cruitiag mru for the army ard In saiS
sring smgsni,lob he independent ~
-iAlist Dss Pyshe3s cf hArsiH wsys 40
,reias TO tbs socialist AhsHas OF VI
ma. German recruiting Agents sr*
bussiy Al work In Austria
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-06-20

wasa;aEton4 Ez&ssn carries Aste. e
Hsvt&, sna AZ Cai AaregIo IBERIA FOR
mer SCI rEt&rs ~ xar and savy IN ;as
Cuban e2aaset ~ the 'trst CshAa to
graduate frnga INA iEitsa States AsV&l
Ars5sny
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-06-20

Washington IsgaKrssstcnat invest.
cations are scheduled 10 gs, xa6s- nil
scadsay tA!s ~e%x Coupled ~1a
eEisia,tss Plans. the spsiest ~ses 80
TAT vt the rreeent session 10 foree&st
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-06-20

WASH lnftan Al the request ~ raau
ssnsss sns sslphy pyEiss rssa"rs IN
soath .@ssser fyEinia Representative
ssns, rsgshltcaA ~ virginia nitro
laced s~o measures lsvy'nS . hsxs LAP
N ga foreign ila2sr;a;ioas ~ thess
metals
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-06-20
ARREST REVEALS PLOT.


Charleston. " Va More than iJQ
towns in West Virgins acre marked
h, tsrrarists for n4,vHh explosions aC~
eardiag to q map and evidence fot nd
In possession ot Edwin L. McGurts al.
legged " " leader arrested IN Pits
h4.rrh, II Was announced at the 9oy
ernur's office Gov CoraweII said a
gvandap Of radical ssitstors would he
made as the result nf data secured ih
tie Mctturty arrest
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-06-20
Hecrs u Fer oeaestie-.

AasNaEtnn- Fisty tAoassrA " rats
.0v iAs x-~wy Q; oscapa.iaa Asye teen
aasasraa Can Mare eAie' " st4ft,
Al 4Lees Tsree PEAR srsS 'zlea-s
ccrt-r ~ IL yst&crzlaAs over tie ON
~zr
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-06-20

wssni1EToa K or EressFnAn Dick r
torsas o. OsAhcssa has tnt-odseed Z
s!fi y~oaoaIEE . plaa ubsrshr every
sos2raeiY s.schhrgoe selcier or- sea
rap rsr obtain iosn ot - co. sl,t
whas 80 .arv sasS a farm homestead
sr . homestead ia . ,avE Or ctty. 10
/ Ne stare o. le<s,i,y OF his skatce
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-06-20
gRlGip TO NEW REPUBLIC,
Americans Snow Ne EntAustas~, Over
shenish Movement

CceienE Tire Rhertsh vera bile
movement has made no hesd~ay In
he Austrian area u aTcugatiar, not
outstanding resorts 10 toe coStrary
according 10 Thirt army Aeasgaaste
TIE Agierscaa authorities MAINTAIN an
attitude ~ opposition 10 political
vncves Of any ki3d The british orr
Gers in their area are atd 10 have
sksn q similar stsna,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-06-20

Paris kag Albert e. Re4siszs has
iarlt~t President FTotBcate 10 VA;
Brussels ln;y - the Belgian national
a1i5!22 Tee Ect4aF w;l ee cese-
- - 'ets va % a sIaIF u azassal
;-asH -
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-06-20

Atlanta. ga. Mre H.,se saith, wife
~ tpi.ed STAIRS Senator Hcke slaa
" Georgia. died st her bone here after
atrx Illness Mrs SAITH ~ss the
aarsk:a- u Gsa X r Ceea sotee
l',srf@,f .rA;s officer
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-06-20
vaqua On Ws-rstr,

Sogalss. Ara More than ~ AMER
leans and Msiicans have been Killed
by Yasp.s and bandits in the Ia Colo
RADIO district 0. saanra Mexico. durtng
The pact s~o weeks, according 10 The
s1,erent O. mining men
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-06-20

paris Tts Tgrr!ss guTs-n aen, has
apo s;s3 delegation 70 iAs peace
~anfsresss uE9sr tie leadership u Ia.
rad Ffrt2 Pasta Ths otasE iD@ui iern
~ Tswilk pasAk Tsvf.s Beg. RssEs
e. "a Be- aE3 ge--!s Hafa. Dsy.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-06-20

wssNlrrtoe - Tho Bulgarian isrA
arr tsaaeg! a fo~rnal feriisl " The Bsik.
NJ Nsss As*rcy rsassFt from Tk9f..Hhs
sers. txyinE The HglEArtan army lad
s~~R robl.rsd ard vas rartAlag -
ra-e tae E4.TtAn sruntSsr