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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-01-24
POLES LOOK TO INTERESTS.
Delegations Arrive in Paris to Defend
Their Countries

Paris. Jan. 24.-Delegations of Poles
from Lithuania and White Russia. in
Guiding representatives from the cities
of Wilma and Warsaw. have arrived
here. They will defend the interests
of the Polish populations in Lithuania
and White Russia and wish to obtain.
first of all. assurance that Bolshevfst
invasion of those regions will be pre-
vented
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-01-24
WOULD KEEP BERGER OUT.
Opposition to Seating of Convicted
Wisconsin Socialist Leader Shown.

Washington, Jan. 24.-The first
open opposition to seating Victor Ber-
ger of Wisconsin as a member of the
house came today in a statement from
Representative Gillett of Massachu-
sets, candidate for speaker in the
next congress.
Gillett said the refusal to seat Ber-
ger should be the very first act of the
next house because Berger was found
guilty of charges of disloyalty.
THE evidence convinces me of his
disloyalty and 1 believe the country
generally approves the verdict of the
jury and 1 think his guilt is sufficient
ly manifest to disqualify him from
congress-" Gil1ett said.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-01-24
WOMAN so ILL
COULD NOT WALK
Lydia E. Pinkhan's Vegetable
Compound Restored Her
7 to Health.

Perth Amboy, NJ. - "For three
years l suffered with a severe female
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-01-24

Liberty Bonds bought and sold.
Shawnee Investment Co., 534 Kan. av.
ADV.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-08-08
WANTS WAh TIME RATES
fstephuns Company SEEKS to Nxss
-, Rates + ata.5lll4hsd IN lM.sr Geo
tlnusd m Peace

Atlanta. Ga The Southern Bsll
Telephone 4 Telegraph fumpsny made
application 10 'he Geargia Railroad
CotauiaSian tnT continuance OF the
maritime rates auth December |, togo
Il Is understood similar action vii be
taken IN the eleven southeastern states
81 witch he Southern Hell mad ,ae
Cumberland companies operate The
wartime rates gFi ated unacr govern
ment operation ard effective un;ll ne
5"Fnhef / this j ear make sGme IN,
reasea and some decreases IN charges
Il being estimated hare shat generally
they increase she residence telephones
2S cents ard business telephones 81
cra's moath A public bearing viii
b" held here by the eoWmlsziVa Au
eust 10 decide TIE question ~ MAJ
Ing ths ~ar rAtes effective another
oar
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-08-08
AMERICAN SOLDIERS WILL ~.
MAIN IN oRoEn TO PROTECT
SIBERIAN RAILROAD.
WILSON ADVISES SENATE
Are Operating Under Agreement With
lspaN--E peaitsan Has Orders
Ts Net interfere In Rue
ssan Affairs.

Washington President W!iSoa tn
formed tho senate IN rssponee TO 4
resolution hy Senator johnson. rNpass
llean u California. that the pressacs
ot American troops In Siberia MAO a
vital element" in tire restoration and
maintenance Ut traffic on the Slts7 rsan
.Ialirosa. and thai aaAvt the asnsstaaat
with Japan they could he withdrawn
only Nhea the American railway ex'
prrts operating the road wete With
dFaWn
: frr president wzsa Siberia eoald e%
prot esfed fgata further period Of
4sas~sRs .ssaTHas ,aalI. hS ket,Rihk
ths railroad epes. and that lacking
,hr prime essentials Il life, the pto
~ ,tete were locking 10 the United
States and the allies for economic as
sls{an.e, Thta already ~ being Ell
tended and additional supplies are &c
r. sept forward.
RognE haHds. having nH correction
WITH any organized government IN
Russia ar. menacias thr railroad. the
president said. ard consequently IN
protection by tho military Is aeces
sary American tfpdgs he said tfuw
are engaged Ia guard duty a, Nsadi
vnstnA and around NcrchRc, Udtnss
A amatl body Ia also a; HarMn
The original purposes ~ the Ams,
irau military expedition, Mr Wiser
wrots we're twe feid
fh- saving al The cr"cho slnycs
force. ard ~. stradgine % the ri;
ta:i& 81, IDA, X a=sERns NJ scll -ietnolfssr
~ a.. establishment, OF Law and o.
der Ia which they mlEh, be willing
10 accept sss,stanee
Maj Gen Graves commanding ,st
expedition II sue men. was spe
etflcally directed not 10 Interfere In
Russian affairs, the president said
hat 20 support, wherever necessary
sohn II stevens. The American rail-
say engineer, WHO IN carving out u
sefa ~ rnhaailitasinK the Siberian
railroad ar4er the direction of sha,iu
tetagliel committee.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-08-08
The HOUSE TAKES A RECESS
VIII rsse VaeAtlca While Senate
wresssss Witt Peace Treaty
and Other Problems

~ W aassa Asstsier~ W ttaugt II sssssA s-at.
lhe Aouss adopted = resolution pro
vlding FOR rhesas from Ans 10
Sept 3 nurins this tlme the senate
Ia expect Tod TO bo continuously NJ work
or the peace treaty Thr satn wHx
preceded h. sharp debate. ard de-.
ngaed ny some members thai congress
stay ia session aatil something sas
done for men discharged from war
s-rsIe@ ard 10 reduce the high rnef
Of hslBg The recns resolution was
presented by republican leader Mon
6elI and wss supported BY minority
leader gatk and Others
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-08-08
INQUIRY AS 70 FOOD COST
Consumer League Wants Thorough
Investigation OF Aiah Cost ..
lIsina Problem

Washington Replying 20 a letter
Of the Nalloual Consumers League.
Represontatiyn Tlnkhsm ai Massaehu
Aetta said that !. thorough aud COW
plete Investigation ~ this preseat ec%,
nf living ~ IT vital pe4eesity and i'm
postanca, and that general aud not
taken The lsaeae had written urg
tnx passage ot the penilag measure
Tor eoatro. rt the mcat packers a. 4
method Ut levertug living coats The
letter said the housewives ~ the com
try we're rather bed up" with invest.
cations
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-08-08
ASH BANKS 70 TAKE LOAN
Government viii Issue Lear certifN
eatss to Total Two ard
AaH Billions.

Washington Loan Ter 8fieatea 81
five mouth. maturity, bearing I-tsr-
est AZ ~ per cent. will he iSsucd by
he treasury scu'l moHtlia on the
avt aud 18th. beginning Aaxus /.
Ter TIE paFp0.. ot financing the gcv,
srnmen,'s requirements In making
this announcement in lett-r 10 The
eanstna institutions " she engntry
Secretary Glass said IN. misinaa
anesa; II eseh issue In August aaA
Srpsme-r v~fti set srcees /, scs, -
e9o. Will. subsequent ssges probably
would 10 ahest hsI"sHss xTsSvns. ~ssA
IN. total estimated at S,s~ ~ ~
The sane ?ey.ed VIII sss tie redsnH
,ioa Of - ~ .S4eSoa IN loan asa tar
eertir.cAtes TIE b&RAs @. 'ss csgn
Try viii ~ asssS 10 take tas scAa
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-08-08
A1afeMENr 10 REACHED MfrH
MARINE EkGlNE gss--sAlTs
oRcERxp no MOVE.
WAGE INCREASE Is GRANTED
OtstsaAss af ualssS As&t@s ehagpaNa
asards AnssessaA sssarsAae Ger
rssassss end Esaiaesss'
uaAsa psrslsapAse.

New y@sks-ryhs STRIKE wAscA egr
ahoas thr~s weeks has tied ap sAap
gsag aisax the Asiaassc aae gut sea.
beard. wss finaIu ,EtfieA wAsa an
sgreenassi on wages ives feaeA~A ssiA
saa aartae engineers WlalaAHa n.
hFawn, national Rf~saA~st vi tho can.
riasers' snias. Immediately ssHs cat
srasrs fa move shfas wttEaaf ssesxs' ~
Tas axrwsueas ~as seaeAsa after
. str boar meeting here Of officials
es the rnssea Staten ShsRssax BEARD.
Americas Steamship Assacs&aaaa saa
engineers aaien The eHstae@fs pf~
seated their demands. toiieSIag sssiie
aeat o. ,h# stFiae u sexnwa. stew
sraA, oilars saa water tenAsras issuing
orders thst NO vessel ss takes aas
penasRx ss;slemsnt III thrts issaes
The oaiy ether class ~ shle~orsers
whose asaahsss haSw ncs e~~s s%ssswSa
are wireless operators They ssye not
goae on strike aad conference he
sw~ea them and The ahiRewasrs for
consideration III wage tnera*es IN
scheduled for this we~A
Under the axsoesnea, reached chief
engineers win taeif demands for vase
increases ranging from tsa.ao TO 500
4 meath. according 20 the class 81
ships, saich gaeN tneia not less than
ST. nAansh ICES thaa masters As
siatant sasiaeors eaiu trasn va a
mouth for f,rs, assistant engineers 10
$40 FOR laaiar engineers, and nasst@~
arr granted without any atmand oh
their part, az increase ~ ~ pai saat-
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-08-08
SAYS CARAEzA IS ENEMY
Archaeological, After Wear ln Mexico.
says ia aessfnwtTt Ia
H2ea os Outlaws.

WMNtsTt@a. -ae.iArranaaA sple 81
Eeaica Is nc, a government. ent u
.lessl ~ ossslsss both te, hnieaily and
practically ard "iodae N'Ss' NfSs7Sy
Impossible, an enemy al It's own pro.
~ ti;xt ana America aecead. william
Gates O, Eal' lnare. an archaeoiugist
loid iae houas rules commelse Gates
said his oplRiena we're t@sei an iItst'
hand study al Mexican conditions for
altoNt yeas. beginning In Iuiy. 1917,
dsfiBe @hire ttae ar visited lsris ~
the country usaally B0t seen ny o
Traveller. including the sta'es sf SncA,
tan. Vera Cras Pueblo Morales and
OavaGa siv sFser'~E, vhat fhe e5y4
sram~ut liz band nj outlaws
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-08-08
AL FOOD 10 TO &c STRICTLY
RATioNEc -- THREE MEAT
Less pAYsPER WEEK.
REDUCE TO AVOID FAMINE
Live Stock ts Scsree--Rsa cross o.
fetal Says Other Europsan
Countries Have Moye food
Than ltalisns.

ONE Id speaking OF The food
situation IN italy. Senator Seavamei'A
AsBeti. president Of ths koms GaaIi
eer u Commerce wa.o has recently
been appointed b. the mayer As a
taega hef VI the food eoamlassen tr
liz prices. said to lhe World CORE
sponheat:
~itaiy must further reduce It's food
consump,ioa. whieh thgoaEh tho war
wat always iesa per head than that Of
b ulIles 10 splt~ VI ghree meatIcas
days par seek, when Inc b tsLer
-shqgs. srv elosod thcrr IS great scar
city Ne nae l3'S'-s 'f't'Sb NAH tsei2.s
stoyk Supply III 1875
~ wtl ha necessary Tor t'e goV'
ornament to t,gu!stlon all fpAd held
b. btu handlers and bis prslasers, ~
ttat Tvisl'py8 an ges'o.k II pos bic
prices Under pressure II pabt, in
sllgBatlon % Inst greedy pTottteers,
sforr pri es Ne''f fixed holpe ,hc
EFlA@M t%t& 81 ~ &tt &NFtFsS ffN ~
suit uany azores Eid tAe'r goods CT
sold oal rapidly They has, not been
rasrs1t sr,i tevrausp the sssttssaefa de
Glaud more than The retail Ifises fixed
by the commission THESE ~s ACT
promptly We maat taee famine Nj
( Nd mast aE5tn 80 strictly fa''on~3 p"
Il am amazed 81 the pr.sAt'7as he
Italians are undergoing, Red Cross
official ss;1 who had jus, arrived from
CoustarUAopie aid districts IN jueo
slAyta. Greece. and tbc Aslaan states
81 saW far rfrtttv fsss4ti ssvst vsrFst' .s~
Greece witch was not biz by the var
bat In poor devastated Roumaaia, ia
Maeedons, Jagu Slayia and ConstAa-
liropie, where IN abundance VI white
hrca'. meat, Sugar and -four IL
seems te me that ltaly's ailies are wor
tgliy nesieettas he and are driving
h q. Into the arms o. Germany
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-08-08
ANGLO FRENCH CONVENTION
uNAstMousLy APPROVED.
isIaA PROTEST FAsL&
LLOYD GEORGE mAkEs TALK
Declares Treaty 10 ~kishthovss In the
Deep" and wsratne 10 Hstsesa.
Considered IN cessmitsse
~ tina Whels.

london All whaS vas virtually &C
all night session. the house u eomAaoas
completed tta consideration u both the
German peacs treaty aud the Angio~
Frsneh coageation
~G Tke bill eassytssG >aapro&Al al, sAA
German treaty wAs considered IN
committee u the whole exciting
lengthy debate, la watch Premier
Lloyd George took an active part.
The bill was thea placed before the
house and passed It's third reading.
after mutloa by John peylin 10 70
jet Il ~ q protest against the preaa
ier's attitude toward ireland had beer
defeated BY ls3 10 l. ..-... -....
Thea Mt ! y 10, the Aaglo SreneA
pact was uksa Wy and the bill ap
proving II Was unanimously Adopted
after sher, bat sharp debate, l.
which the argument that tue IrsUY
was not consistent with the spirit u
the league at nations failed TO find
any substantial echo
The German treaty passed through
all it's stages without amendment
In concluding his speech ON the
treaty Premier Lleyd George. while
making no claim OF perfection for 1t.
expressed confidence that any defects
would I've retnedled by the league OF
nations Sots Outstanding KS lmper,
focit0Rs the premier declared tho
tr%aty @uuld stand a. lighthouse
la The deep and warning TO nations
md rulers VI nations against the peril
which The German empire shattered
ttsstf against"
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-08-08
UNITED STATES SHIPPING HoAaD
pLSas TO consvRucr TAO
olcAnric LINERS.
TO Be 1000 FEET LONG
VIII De Used 80 Commerce Destroyer
In Case ef War and viii
cYoss the Ocean In
-Four naya

Washington. -~ Two gigantic ocean
liners. larger thsa any saips nov
.ailost and desiEned TO g.pss the At
,ianiie In four days. are 10 be bafit by
shs shipping board They will he 1000
.f~ss iaas and at Thirty EaetA speed Aad
will be- equipped for use an Commsrrs
Aentroyers In the event OF war
Announcement WAS made by the
board that plans for the ships had been
sotnpietad and that work Or them
would be- started In the near future
~ il proposed to provide special
tarminai for them In For. Pond Bay
ioug Island, and IL may be that Two
.sinilaf iiaers will be constructed later.
The ships. which are 10 be hallt un
idsr tho supervision u the navy depart
,ssssat, waii bs 10 feet Iaaxes than la<
famous Leytsthan. new tho largest ship
Afiost. and will have = gross tonnage
of $1,000 Their draft will be- IS feet,
depth "a sest. beam io2 feet and az
eommodattous will be provided tor l..
900 saloon passengers, 500 second cab.
nn passengers and / 900 stsersge pas
ssnEers
The crew will number 1000 officers
and msa and the ahips vii! BIT VI the
bllbuFnluK type, with cruising ra
dins ~ 1900 mtlea. watch Will enable
than 10 complete round trip Ga THE
Atlantic without loading fuel over
seas They witi be- driysa by four
yropellers oa which will be thrown
aha strength VI 10000 huFSapo~rr
In order thai the vessels may be
Conyefted iato commerce dcstrayeFs In
lime ot war. gun cmplaeeiasHts VII
ha hGIlt on rhn decks end the after
decks VIII hs constructed Win view
Of Transforming 4 tn1o u lAudiag aad
launching space Tar a.aplanea.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-08-08
FACES A CABINET CRISIS
Fsur Ministers In Poland May Retire
asa Result o. Thor Re
pQd alton

WARSAW r 4 cabinet crisis IL I'm
imsnent here several ministers having
heetdci Us retire a. : result ~ the gov
ornaments failure to obtala sets al
,coHtidencr Premier Padegewskt ia
etlll in Parts aud President ritsutskt
In Awaiting Ats retarp before reorgan,
tlsias tNn Hiu'Stfy l.soA ~ cacrgy es
the part Of the government IN ,ieailas
with the eytNt disorders outside the
lpAriiamept hailatpk and liza failure 10
lsatisty the mosess " \ euu ber II IN
lserrni'sttcuN arv mentioned ~ ;he
main causes NG tao ministerial crisis
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-08-08

ChiesF0 Although only sever per-
soas are kno~H 10 No dead NJ fis ~
suli ~ ID. renewal 81 rars fletinr In
Chlcaxcs ''Slsei belt pohrs IMPORTS
sraic@tsi that tas Ultimate total fni
tho aH vii raca Z figure b. wers
ten and fiftass More than twa secrs
are known 10 have tsaa in4atad. srafy
OF th-m seriously aud complete re-
parts probably vii rAlsa those figures
cot r-~Ai.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-08-08
FIN Mtst~um Wase,

Boston E&;ao',shlnG ,i3Ss a.
The insHlmHm NraAA ~4Ep tvr women
workers ~ rNad} faeter'~s, tas Mas
sAchaseGts mtuhnHn @sss commission
ANNOUNCED that tats amount bad heen
agreed .apon as the least rn NAfct /.
s~a<apeast'as sceian tvh Bit meet the
cost of living and aAtstaln her.al. In
A~Alth.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-08-08
GR0CERS TO FIGHT HINES
raese~s 70 Sseoes Ms.sseiy-~
Co~Sai~ 10 |. c. c.

iaeksaav VILE. Fla rhargtgS dis
Frta rAtiQa. wGtch taAv Faa In en-
asilax ghs i've ~ p.sssss IN F~rurs
moaato,y "a the Gisrisattoa " food
.47,'isrt.. "a thu Ssu,h. tbs see mes,.
Sa-s q iSs Sssthsta whe,a<ae Gro
3sfs Assatfstt,Nr' t>rAs dsHt J n Ne
L&Hria ~ IacksaSshls aaassAS~A ~.
Immediately pgas go asAssa ta~ ~.
nlntstrstioa II Wsitw q Htass a.
tsdsss 6'recto~G snesA q Si.-sAl :.
Complaints wGA'a va ~ silsl -
:, - the iaterstais Csganasvgs CosAsn -
Nt.,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-08-08
RACE RIOTS IN Chicago


Chicago series Of rscts IN the
regrr district r~saiyed IN tA~ dgpsp
lag Of one nerro. the repcfI MI dFos5
sns a. wawe rsaa. pTcAa bic fasal IN
yary ~ srot5~r araro. TER ~uaRains
At . sos;csgsu ard !niary 10 scers
os whites and as&cta by ballets 81
missiles
rAs ,rocsle started In the Twenty
asstA' ssre~. As~~h. where ~Asi@e sns
hiasAs are segregated. ard soos
s2sesl 10 Ftsts str-st the fnsfn gAor
agsAssTs In ne heart o. the aagrt
esstTst shich extends stogt .fu.
miles SSnS1iag sisy's, rear ,ht
eeasa and tsssrs whs slsn some sano.
!ng in tire yrla'sy cs State street
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-08-08

nov enjoying the championship IN
esccs,~a Dark AoE- ia The dcssss,~s
o;dslon ~ tras, pr1-aiGea; axr1cnl;ar
ts;s and breeders tn and arpaaa Msx.
pS,s rs particular st~ssa et haxs
eng srA In he scass 'sdAy Is ca
%, lz6 The greatest popularity aHaeza
acs breeders IA tae tnHsa States
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-08-08
IS QUIET AFTER LYNCHING
Young Negro Pays Extreme Penalty
ter Attack on White Woman
In reras

Glmer. Texas .-- Gt!asr was quiet
after a,sh, and day o. Intense excite
msnt brought about by the attack On
white woman and The lynehsaE ~
tho courthouse square OF tailtOn Jan
n!nss. young negrn tor tbs crime. AFT.
"r Aa s4s yGaIliIied and had confessed
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-08-08
StsnSaFa Doubles Stock

. New Nerk TAs standard Oti Gem
pnny Of New Jersey announced A pya
euaed incrrsse N It's capital stnsk ny
4ta0. Gee, dAa whlch Strtushy doubles
NJ rrcecnS capitalization. The ae~
a1nek will De- AZ sAper c.w psptarred
bot noayating. saa ALL Ne offered TO
nsesent Shareholders az par
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-08-08

rusSa Frsahr Taksss. Hars
&aj Niscca=t Nasuya ttstd>. "A. far,
9tkn ainist~r, In statements 10 Ia.
rfvxs express 30. cptrton thas Ia.
FoseFs are hse,. ~ reeps$5f. ma
OmsS government 9. Admira. keyeas.
>i,Rcs test government sas axr, al II
be ee1a!tjons propnse,. 10 &
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-08-08

$4a fraaSiSsa Much M TIE "a
cislc northwest vas GGstey PAL y,
smoke trees Grass. svusA saa te-e<;
t,-es EARNING ia Mea.&as- daAa. Mass
Usyea and oycsoa Lightning 49, ~
gcaS,al% sgr q Isu ssr u aes S.Ases
-~rGr+ei
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-08-08

Lasae,a Il Sass A. stre,exs z.ss
sag SAYS ia; IL sasvs3 Ha.R.ry 70
ports xnaegsce ne ret4-~@e 81 G., Yae,,
sas 20 forces ss>1E ,ae -Aavay "A tie
ArcSa=Eef res "a ;a@4r pes.tsens :;
.e.arTare 3sGs "a eSe1ly 7rvssg-a
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-08-08

Atlanta t'a AapNj2tneat et
e!xaseen eaapaiga semmhtse asa tfpm
vAvGsaeat the seass who are IS meet
here August I, and star Acsivp lra,l
tac departments II the Ameriesd g.,
ten Association sas announced
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-08-08

Little Rocs "A telegram wss re-
csivea Ia Little Rock tvN,;s Nsse.rstas
esa;ias tAat Ire Taiud nsrislea. aas Is
France ard cae If sAe ftrS. Jsne1
States organizations ~ co ON re astts-
.lsns, Ia g he cent 10 Saa,p ps&A
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-08-08

L~avsn sorth seatca n ali he
80 psiscna- "a .Ge army Dis -3a.a
ar BARRACKS a; Fcrs isas.4s sor- q
abe AAve as-ea ca sI.ke sa cs.u--
? stea aAa revealed cav ?.ocse.
AasYes aaA psAyjag carts
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-08-08
Aarrs~-s sp-sais Child.

Csirsxo Tho-&s Fi;gg4raB ntgal
watch aaan ~ r-.'6er; 81 hotei coa
t~sss1 to tAs s1l'c. tNa he rad nur
aer-+ 81 wear rya Janet Wsg.tn1aa, i
rsaxtsrys tSt sid rAHs se1aght tt
clsrs.i go ~ t'htcaSas Eos; stir
ring palics tAs.s
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-08-08

NsAiaxtcr George " Cushing
Taasrs7x sFr~rsov g. tAe Aaler1caf
y hatetae Cosi Assrc sAtsun. satd shs
asss. g4sss CO.'S aztec that ta@ pahilt
.az.a ~ 10 S,sme for I've coai fazair'
ssseR 10 cozrtry weald face Ger
~.ster
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-08-08
wsg4s ca te A-,~~sl-A

ioa8os RsIs kEr. dspSsed sesf
~ :Se Bsta Pest s2rsst government
has asses tie allies TOR safe eossEc
to sNs Arse.ssas g1S1ssss, wS~te - is
se14s Iy.Eg.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-08-08

Loader Mace rtSN< K gse Seeta 9.
era psyt & BAG &a.! ant N'A,ss sAts
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