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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-04-04

You do not have to cultivate a liking for
Camel Cigarettes. The blend takes care of
thatl For, you start right in as though you
had been keen-on-camels every day for a
yearl Cames not only win your taste quickly
and permanently, but they never tire it!
Canels refreshing flavor and fragrance and
GOODNESS become more enjoyable all the time.
REYNOLDS TOBACCO {
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-04-04
No Strike for Debs,

William Mitch, secretary and trens-
urer of District II, United Mine Work
ers, has given out statement at
Terre Haute, Ind, denying any plans
for protest strike by miners Of that
district against the Imprisonment OF
Eugene v. Debs. The matter has not
been before the executive board of the
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-04-04

Deeds Filed-The following deeds
have been filed for recording: James
i. Michaels, executor, to Mrs. Joseph
u Reese, real estate IN Downs, $95;
Smith Hood, Jr, and Allie Hood to
D. u. Clayton, real estate in Paw Paw
district, $237.s5; Willard NJ. Layman
ma wife to Bertha P. Clayton, real es.
late IA Paw Paw district, 81 up.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-04-04

stegle Case Slow = The Fairmont
Stogie case will occupy time the rest
of the week, was reported this morn
ing at Circuit court. Action in the
matter goes very slowly. Evidence Is
still being taken for the defense. The
Monongshela Railroad company is be-
ing sued.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-05-16
n0NORS GIVEN AMERICANS
sscesss Forsssn Decorations In Reeoo-
milton u Their wers In Earops
With He'd cross.

Washington. Two American suEa-
sn have received foreign decorations
IN recognition Of their cork Ia Europe
Shit~ attached to the American Red
>ross the national headquarters here
%aa advised They arw Mlss Alice
Lord Obrsen. who served fourteen
saoasha liz tho eaaisea service. and
vas director 81 the Hotel ruiicrsss
Sne az the Red Cross enlisted meas
aostelries In Parts. aud Miss Mass
frances semana. OF Iae hospital hot
service, assigned TO Chaumant, Aisa
1Brten received the Medlaile de 10
Reconnaissance f'raneaIse one OF the
aighes, henors ths French soyerament
AN otfer>io women for war work Miss
Ssuans was one Of four 10 receive q
decoration from the Qaeen Of Belgium.
81 the reception rendered King Alder,
ind his censor; by General perShlnx
Miss OBrien's home IL In Buffalo, n
r. Miss semans nsex 10 rnion
own, Pa
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-05-16
PEACE MAY COME THIS MONTH
Treaty Ending Great War Probably
VIII De signed During Week
u May "a.

Paris II tho work Of carrying out
tho last phase ot the peace negotiations
progresses according to the program
outlined in Paris dispatches the treaty
ending the great war probably viii be-
signed carly in the week beginning
NAV Ia ,..'r ...s...... ,,r. .-.s.........
The treaty wilt be presented 10 the
Germans this week Reports from the
peace conference indicate II 10 to be a
"yictors peace aud there will No no
oral conversations except the merest
Sormall,ies when the treaty II banded
- or Fifteen DAYS viii be given the
enemy 10 consider the treaty, With an
additional five aayt or week tnr the
esrhange Of Views between tho allied
Aud German delegations
Thus, AZ thc latest, Il present plans
are followed Ma, ,; should see peace
relrniug once more between Germany
and the allied AMI associated govern
meuts
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-05-16
NAY DAY RIOTS IN NEW YORK
sedists Freak Up 6oIshsvIk Meetings
In Ns~ Nork--Flnaiiy Over
~hsireed Dy Police.
own, Pa

. Nan .iasa ran elimxx Of the May
Day celebration Of New ferk's radi
ais came with MAS meeting ai
Madison Square Gsrd-u. which adopt-
ID resolutions advocating four general
strikes. three OF five days. duration
md fourth of Indefinite lenxth. un
ieSs Thomas J. Mooney ard Warren
x billings are released from prison or
granted rev trials before July l.
The meeting was the only one OF a
iosen planned for May which was
rot broken up by soldiers and sailors
who demanded that the American flag
~ displayed and the Star Spanxled
tanner sung I, ~as no, the fault Of
he service men that they did not
clean M The garden They 'Iied
ard enough. but were overwhelmed
~ the police
An army q ISIS police under com
nand Of rhiet INSPECTOR nsly guarded
All approaches 10 the garden and held
It hay more than oe0 men In uniform
gently returned from France
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-05-16
0.YEAR. OLD MAR HEROINE


Nsw Vera ~ Ma aafsttck, 6sAysar
ea1 Saiy asAoa Array ~lssss@. asoshsE To
thousands u doaghSays wisA tie Amer,
ioaa exp~dstionary ssFerM returned 10
New York Oh the New AmssesdAn
from Bress.
Al he froat sas worked under shell
fife. her sllssfsd head protected b. a
steel helmet Shs eui of the rain and
t,sa.so3Ases tails OF TIE acaghboys loAx
ooais Aaa fashioasd ths remnants into
fatigue caps.
She ffsea flspjaeks ever a stove fash.
Toned from scrap metal and turned the
EceshwaFne hattsrgakes wisa scrap
OF tin roofing slsr hosssl was some
times a she'll hole and sometimes a eel.
lar or q barn, She moved her hese-
quarters NJ the army moved, and found
time TO hala gospel meetings and sonx
services ~ which many conversions
we're reported
She finally worked herself iaso eca
disina Of sxtrsme physical weakness
ana .xsx rtesaA isias III sa ths Left AZ a
shell torn stable She vas taken 10 =
Military hospital In Paris When she
rccapcresed she returned TO the front
MrS Bardiek sas among tho first
women war workers 20 arrive ID
FraneA
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-05-16
NINE SWEEPING srops.


berlin The German mine sweep
ers which have been repairing the
fa'rways leading to the North Sea
ports used by the American food ships
have been forced TO ault operations
iecause OF coal shortage, commit
Ire Of the rrussian diet has been In
formed by sood Commissioner
Schmidt The outlook for the inn.e
date future as regards the food qass
ton. however. ls not unfavorahle. the
commissioned stated an the supplies
that are coming In are permitting Of
the gradual application Of the OIL
r!al rstions
The stores OF wheat, the commits
,iunef announced, would hold out un
III the next harvest. but the present
bread ra,ions could not be increased
There Ia marked Improvement In
he supplies ~ fish The potato crop
however Is unpFomlslas the eammis'
sioner added There is fear of a sugar
shor q, he also stated. b~csuss, ei a
lack ~ workers and fertilizers for
beet growing
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-05-16
,SsirE ivAly BACK.
Council 81 Three Sends Werd 10 o.
iAnco~~-S~ttismsr Predicted.

Paris, President wiisoa. Premier
clsmenceaa and Premier Lloyd
George. composing the council OF three.
sent communication 10 the Italian
government inviting 4, to resume Ito
place at the peace conference
Tho councils Invitation In Of such =
nature that I, 10 believed Italy will
seesp, IL and that the relations tempo
rarity hros~n by tho recent departure
from Paris of Premier Orlando and
Foreign Minister Sonnina will he 70
stored by the presence O. Italian dele
Gates al the conference before the
treaty is delivered 10 the German dele
gates
The council OF three considered
the Italian situation In tis del,bera.
tiors last week and finally determined
Epea an iniiiailse Of the frtrndliest
nature III. terms N the commansca
tioa 10 the Italian government have not
h*en disclosed but Il Is believed they
GEEK 10 remove the persousl element
u the controversy and 10 pave the way
Tor territorial adjustment when ths
relations are resumed
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-05-16
sEeREvARy-HTEa RETURNS
Facs Touf OF ARMY
CAMPS ABROAD.
BEST EQUIPPED SOLDIERS
inspsetaa the units Ut Expeditsnsry
FSfcss ARD Has NtsA
est Praise Ter
Msn

View York The ore miilioatA maa
OF thu American sxpe6isAcaafs farce
viii embark for home In fvw days
SecfasAry Of War Baker anneaacsd ca
ti~ arrival here from France aboard
the transport George WashtRgoA.
The homesard movement OF troops.
Mr. Baker said. Is progressing ia a
Isoss satisfactory manner. and ha add.
81 that the 500 coo meath MARI
would b. reached in June .sseretary
Eaker left here April 7. aeeom panied
W Warren Parshing. Gen. reyshings
only sen. He Waited various poiats
In France where American troops are
Chartered, going also 10 the German
lice. where he viewed the Third
Army. Speaking briefly % his vistt.
Secretary Baker said:
THE American army abroad IN IN
s9IsadId eoaaItaan. rae Third Anay.
which inspected ON tho German tron.
tier. IN beyond doubt the beat equipped
army IN the world II Ia everything
that al army should bs Ia all is do.
rartments
THE men are anxious 10 set home
and we are moving thesn ia rapidly IA
possible. expect TO see the 800 600
month mark reached In June and
,he one miilionth man will embark for
home In few days"
eeoretayy BAKER said he visited hnt
enc em6aFkatlon eamp-~that at Brcst
Its condition is simgly ideal he AS
serted. and you can kst the same ex
precision from am dough6oy on this
sfipr u AZ nsai Asa, any, 1.-The ,othe,ssss
bat am informed that th. same good
conditions prevails al all
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-05-16
EMRA6Ep ANIMAL ESCAPES FROM
CAGE, BiJY 10 ltTEE
KILLED BY sAoTa
ANIMAL KILLS IT'S KEEPER
.ssse q Men und Seys Armea VITA
Cuns, Plkes Ard Stores Pursue
feast Int WOODS "
ha~ JERSEY. ...

Woodbury., n Pan1 grlppsd
Woodbury. for an hear ~haa ltonnsa
On exhibit In eireaa sidesaow killed
her keopsr before small crowd a
spectators. escaped from her cage and
bounded inio 3 small clamp VI woods,
A posse OF men and boys armed WITH
suns, pikea aud stones. pursued ne
snlnAi and finally killed hsr ~iia =
fusillade af shoia
The big show" was 10 progress 30
fore an audience OF several hundred
men, women and children. when J9ha
Henry. keapee OF the lionsss. Lucy,
and hsr tao Cubs. entered the sias
show cage Driving tbs lioaess into
another com psrtment, Heafy careless
iy Hwung shai the separating d"or and
stopped 10 fondle the cubs The sh'
ragged animal three herself against
the door. bursting II open, and Wits
one leap cloAed her powerful lava
shout Henry's neek. killing him lnsint
~ Attendants 10 the tent shouted EOS
help and nsixinG iron bars, hooks ana
tent stakes, began TO belabor tas AMI
NAL In AN effort 10 compel her 10 70
lease her grip on the dead man
Infatuated by the blows. the llousss
threw herself against tas outer door
~ the cage. w>sieh Henry had failed
20 lock, and hars. her way to free
dom
Screams OF persons who saw her 80
rape excited the audience In the tnain
ten, and 4 panic followed Msa. wctn-
en- and children ~ rain blea from the
tent and ran across roya To- tins trhF.s,
ef the town crying = hon has -.
capped"
Terrified mothers ran through the
streets seeking their children. Othei
women locked and harrlraded thsif
hh,ase ard Sought rsfsse "se sallsrs,-i
shopkecpess closed their doors ana
word was saut 10 the public schocl
about TO close. not " release the chill
drsn until the lionsss had been killed
In tho meantime circus attendants,
accompanied by men aud boys oi
Woodbury., inyad,d the weeds 10 which
The lioness had fled. and after thrill
tng chase cnrnerej her and ended her
N:c
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-05-16
LABOR PROGRAM IMPORTANT.
Adopted 40 Part OF the Treaty ~
Peace,

Washington President Wilson
cshlsd Secretary Tnmas'y tia. In bio
opinion the labor program adopted 40
part OF the treaty ~ yesre -conyti
tuses one N The uost importau,
achievements at the new day In which
iae interests al labor arr 10 be sva
t@as#stexstv ana snfsss,sea,,y''ssssxaara~
ed and promoted
Mr. Wilson SAD he personally "a
sartisd the Iator program as cue Of ths
most gratifying achievements OF the
conference. and believed no ether s.n
ale thing dome saald help mere - ria
hi'lEe conditions 81 labor throughout
the world and ultimately relieve the
unhappy conditions Which In TOO nany
places have pres allied +"
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-05-16
HONOR FALLEN AtRMsN.
Memorial Service Featured, BY Cath,
srtns Sttnsen at Atlantic City

MiantM Jttv y J Augustus NNSt
Of New YORK presided al memorial
service held VA the strel pjvr tn honor
u the aaclA} heroes ~At paid the -
arasac sartjis,e IN :se verdi No The
ceremony wss Aald In conjunction vita
the second fan American AcyousutSe
Imposition IN session herr
During the services Ar a,rplaRe drs,
en- Nv Eddie Stip 2nn aa5 carving hiS
sister Miss Catherine StEnSsa dropped
roses in the ocean As u str,,ei around
the pier Seyers au1dred prop,e At.
aetiAsd the exercises
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-05-16

Nav York Eveyy agency u the "a
tscnss and munlcipsi governments 8
a. ~ors trying 70 ,rses the Reds
r~sgonssA,s for tie terrcts. ssaQS pic;
~Aieh has Startled tSe ssa niry
States, Internal mxcatnss we're Dis
covered nsorall, by chance IN the
general postcftiee tn 'hss city Az
rareatly they were dentical With siI
others which wen, tArc&Th ,he Iatas
safety and were iellte-ed ~ re per,
soma "a xNey- they werp adtrcsssa
Fortunately Ncwsys- reae q hs u.
te- ~ vseugas aas aese trsa-ed
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-05-16

Sst Lake CIV Two bombs or.
addressed 70 United states senator
Wa1 u MEX tn4 oEe ~ YrsHk X
<ees&rr. wan prosecuted the ! " v
IN CHICAGO last sesr we-e inter rgtet
In tae SaH, | Az ras'uef.er The rAcs
ares we're q he same s;se sNd shape
~ 'lsoSr previously described as hsv
seen sent hrAaissst. according ~
tNe Inspector 81 mails II re loea
Is, tstfJye
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-05-16

Salisbury y { In ne pr~sence Il
Senator Gyernsn. pextctrHyc Inspector
ii T Gregory DESTROYED vita d,aaClits
hcrah Nh,sh RAT Seen mailed 10 tAs
~@eatcF 'yNsa '>sa Work aud which
wcud have been 5e,NPreI ~ the O>el
mar home N~vr daring tAA festivities
attending to tSas.e wedding of ia
two daughters erteg, Tor tSp fact ths
package srrsSes - ate Al a,Sht TIA.
II was held svs- a; 'Ne gos.a"nce VIA
late wedding sts - - ae'lyersd "a
aext DAY II wst S5s--,eea2 s-paa.
tie g.fs pacssSes Al tAe ,,,,l,.cs
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-05-16
Meuia Stto Prohibition.

Saa Francisco = Permanent 'iryanc
Loo IA restrain Mrs Anneste Adaa.s
{ nited States Attorney. trNr. e11forC
ar provisions OF tho Wartime rr~ IL
Slson sc. ~ New 81 1915 and tae
Sheppard prohibition amendment was
s,lst, IN TIE taitsd StA;Ss a'sirie,
oar. here
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-05-16
All Counties Over

Aberdeen. 5 u Every county In
South pssSta whsrr the indian pcpn.
To ttoa "a predominant ovFrsuaschAed
ta Victory 'osa taots Todd eoansy
TIRE Rosebud district more ,han
inatlad Rs tfi:s@sa NY subscribing via.
$50. SIOUX indians Subscribed s.
tSa ~, this total
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-05-16
HUNS EXPORTING MONEY.
DEPOSIT Is Hitiier Marks Of War Prot.
is WITH swiss

Zurich Tho Nenrs YeItung ei
stuttgart sttlrms that In spite ot rrEu
.trluns issued b. the German govern
rrpt. a great many capitalists Ia par
ti,aia$thass who made enormous ~st
prrftts, sre managing 10 expert thei,
pcney Tho same paper asserts thai,
IN ,ae last twa NJ. ATS ~ t1,se ooa pt ,
i1afks have been deposited Ia otter
NM Swiss banks
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-05-16

Shrey eaori--A N!ckshurg. ShrevA
ssnr. 4 r. nl'tr train was held ND By
30 armed mob ahnat five ms!cT from
MaaHse. la. ard George Holden. ae
g~e, accused cs writing an irsaltinE
Ute 10 white .onan a. MoaToe sss
a&sa trora the train and shot C
oath Holden was tSken from .
s'retrher In The baggage caE
Two previous attempts Go 'yacs him
as6 failed
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-05-16
End Naluahl. Oh Nells

Melbourne Great petroleum s~ils
- hssA cammtrciAl value have been
discovered in 'hst perti0n ~ New
Guinea csptarci from The Germans.
r'.lx information was ubtSiHed tram
party ~ Investigators from the t'us
tta states
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-05-16

vlaaivosiok >a attempt was mad =
rsccaiis IN TIE Ate ~ iieat Gea Har
yatA, Russian military co'amsairr AZ
Harhin His aSSst'sn, at'acAed Asa
with t,cmes, but MAS setsr~t before he
had carried cat his purpose Sansitae
soldiers assisted In cspatiRk tie man
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-05-16
NEW BOND RECORD.
Ne~ York AIppcdrcrse Audience euys
s't.2So.oCo Worth Victory Bonds.

New York - Breaking all reenrds fer
subscriptions received nj l.Ibarsy Lean
rallies, an audience At the Hippcdrnme
subscrihed for siI.2s0.eae worth OF
Victory bonds
Tie nearest Approach 10 tbs mark
Nas made In the fourth lnsn ear pafsn
shta s; 500, zee Was subscribed q, a
Metropolitan Opera House rally
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-05-16

Charleston. : C--Tere~ rsvGl Tzs-
md IL Chargesfsan firemsa ~ers II
Jared ~ az explosion az rssotias
tank on the s9hmaHne chaser S.
wAch ats- ezraed "a tie waters
edge
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-05-16

Laaaon Spartae&a forces have
hlowa ~ a train crowded w}ia rsg'aA
liean ,-ccps near N1rteh. according
TO the Yu-aeA CORES ?5ndeas O. FL
sAanee TELEGRAPH Cozpany Tnr~S
hun&rr4 Bodies, Ire resssre says,
se-s ;akea freq tue wr~ckaxe
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-05-16

Psr;s The youth vho sas arrested
'vfsf4r tbs aans ri l'renstAr triemen.
eau has admitted - TIC peiiCe tina, Re
,R;ea5si Ia attssa NJ. Csenrnceau wliA
a kasts which Ss carried A black flag
It'll an Anarchlstic inscription and
anaschsitEc a,s azure ~frv teaaa ~ hss
,-1ssAssSa
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-05-16


Springfield Extensive preparations
are solng forward for . systematic
search for cif Ia Robertson eoun,s
Cleveland e. r. shoase o: Hanil
nn has been appcsa,ed coan,y agent
Of Bradley
Nashville Secretary Of State Inc
r Etesea. has i.sasl ] charter 10 sks
Gum berisnd Electric Company al i~t
ancw. capital stock ~ tse,eca
Nashville 500 Tuesday. June 2. Aas
been decided upon ~ Confederate 1es
grafton day The date selected IL sres'
a~ns i~tsessoa. lasis birthday, ., =,
kncrvllle The May term of the
~uart OF eivil appeals Of Tense&see for
he eastern division ia In session vi
the county courthouse in Knoxville,
acMiansiile The soathesn Eehoul
al photography hss ecen chosen By the
.s,siersi board OF vocational edncasiou
~ a training station TOR disabled SCH
diers
Nswbern Memorial services for
twe of Trimhies heross. who fell vic.
Tins on tho battle grounds In France
w~re conducted ., the Cumberland
Presbyterian church st Trimh.e
sAsss
Humboldt r. II Shoemaker Of the
United staies bureau OF markets has
sde arrangements for office accom-.
r,oda,ions and wiil issue a daily mar.
act report ot the fruits and vegetables
corning into this ana other markets
JaeAsaa. Max Harper. Grand Ros.
ser and Morton Alris. we'll known eh'
rineers Of Jackson. who were the frat
from Madison county to ehlis' for ser.
~ics on the railroads IN France and
Tr gland. have landed In New York
after ar absence NJ two years
sssss
Nashville ~- The further develop
mrns of the Cumberland river water.
way. particularly with reference TO
meeting tho requirements N the GOV
err mcn' a. pre- requisite TO the esieb
escn Of Federal aia was considered al
A meeting At the camr,"rttai clgh, W
y Myer. prssIdsn, Of The improvement,
y ~ iaiioa, presided
Chattanooga The ccnte-esch 81
ire postal employees from he states OF
A.sxslssippi. Tennessee slsnsnsa and
(.sssfeiA xsr' fsa.ured ~ ar address
'rom cengressmsa John A Moon,
chairman n a committee II congress
having the matter II aajnstInR The Fa'
ares of pasta employees iU thsrgc
I.e convention vas fpr the ystpose
NJ urging aron congress the r~sr3ssi.r
IN snaafaE The wsr time salaries ger
rsaarrnt
Jackson II q Mathews ~ Ven
pAls. head ccnsui Of ths " q W 'ff
Ian ne.xes. made an etticsRl visit 4,
Tagcksssl'e caup here and raVe an in
,er~wsng address Mr. Mathews ia
serving q secpnd sirns ~ the head NJ
II. order in Tennessee and ~ Al en-.
.eYtatrsag speassr
Enoxvills u he .nEge Al ths Eouth
ira railway copper shops here sgil IN
e4need un.il working etpen*ss 10 not
.sc~ea !! Pro pr dsy Tais IL ordered
tn an official rn-nr Hsscaiicn received
~ rGil.sv Officials hsts
-
Nashville $3.50 An@San e~m%rs has beer
ns9e 10 re papiis Of George Peabody
>cHlsse ct the contemplated .rvefsor
Il sac saaaonaratics tifi6tnr 10 house
he n@~ mode, seho~sl II Peabody Tts
osli6ing- N. piass for ~hieh have III
'saay been trs~n. ytii IT, srecied 90
he campus Just hack Of the srssses
.o<.ai ars reiig Gus sssiIdfns, and wiil
~ ene q. the fsssss struetEFes 1s sAs /
.tss IN ;ae scasA II - "a - fcsr
ter,s- sr8 sf,g hoSss all grades ,-eEa /
~ -s-1sn 10 Ar Sfls<IGS ;ae I
r -sss
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-05-16

Charestc : C--The rEF.sd Ssss~s
hospital skip scaacs arrived here frsn
New York with 10. ssck as1 vcrnte I'd
o.s.srs $50 we're transferred 10 TIE
naval sAss hospital wAsre lhsy III
rmA.a szt.i eseax-ge4
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-05-16
Nfeters Place Fs{s

CAscago An s,rp'aat sisire VIC
tory ioSn esnibittoR here tell .e1 fc4t
In Grant pArk. and t5eas " 7txa,. the
rtlot ana S.rx' lai'an. Ais rGechas-
eisn. acre reported sertess'y iniuye {
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-05-16

Brownsville. Pa IA ey25osfcn, Re.
.ierAs 10 hAve eeea txasaS ny bomb.
vrAxed he musicipsl bsilst-r A
sce-r II s~rsnr<. ;rxpr~i IN tie t&sf
sae-i OF re e1Ei4iEs we're -es-@ed -
s.-ersr
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-05-16


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a*aa adjoining y" tarma, rAfinS ssee
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III Paris wxs appointed aagasant xen
era, for the state by Gov. Roberta, 10
snrreed Gen, A a Rarknns, whose
Humk0idt, Tenn. The asumhs
iaw rosys convened far to Apsti term
last Monaay. With Judge r. n. mar
wood, A;sornsy General u. G. HhssrpA.
Sheriff j n. Crsix. and Clerk 4, n.
naycys nj their respective pasta
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lard nyooklya. N Y fasA tpfxntry.
Il ga was >,i,ed and Mrs f.loya
crescr. xits a nm army sap,aln nov
tsrytns In Franco was ser,o,ssiy In.
tared when 40 auto drsyea BY r,l.iard
e,ashed iaio a telephone psls here
s.,tst ,s~r.. ~ ,. ~. 1.
knosviiis Heaaed ny W y u
Ha'esaS. governor ~ she sstin 'eaefA
reserve district nearly 100 visG'ars
arrived ~ haossiiie 10 attend ths
IN this city Msy and y Trs et,u.
santlon was ore Of the most istsrest.
laf ever held
ss'.s
memphis ~ siefnando DeAo'n, span
mighty awerp Of the Father az Wa.
iert from the bluff now occupied by
ins cit. Of Memphis In Mas. ,stl. ID
70 10 neyre,uatee In a granite memo.
rial. se he erected during tho ei,y's
centennial eeae hraiion. May II and z,
$500
Nsahs 'i'e .,-''"'p AVN \ fofA !"
wa @As'" ihi'h'Fr tennessee" ~S
aarda Germans and oAtnr~A ira
fs"re II re deslrcs can conplsss bic
r pfA'loh ~ any d"raT0ni ~ tho
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1850.
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ass reached 81 aE's~rpes, on terms NJ
tse treaty relative to aisarmsmssi
n the buissr'sa army. aeoordinx 10
'a'ornstien from Bucharest
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-05-16

Knoxville Headed by W r u.
Harding. governor of the sliih federal
reserve district. nearly 40 visI,arw
arrived at Knoxville 10 attend tho
rsnnsssc~ bankers ss4aelatiaG. h@lA
in this city May Z. and y fns coss
santion VAS ore of the mast interest.
lag ever hpld
Americus times-recorder., 1919-06-02
FOR SALE
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