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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-08

Egypt INDUCED in great .jubilation over
receipt OF telegram which said that the
Foreign Relations Committee OF the Ameri-
can Senate had declared that the Egvptians
should be given complete Independence The
Egyptians have an exaggerated opinion OF
the power Of the Foreign Relations Com
smittee in determining the diplomatic attitude
tof this country toward foreign questions
Also, they seem 10 be totally lacking in
knowledge as TO how the game of politics is
played in this country. They would do well
ITO look to England, not America, for IA larger
measure of self government
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-08
Aenin Thi. Language of Ours.

Dear s. O. s. Judge Gary writes to the com
mittcc representing the steel workers. Receipt
OF your communica ton OF August &c instant is
acknowledged" Which means among other
things. that the judge rises at a. NJ in the
forenoon. And don't forget the guy who said
he had yearly annuity of $500 per annum
A. ALEXANDER THOMAS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-08

Now let some OF tho statesmen who Shrek
continually for freedom for Ireland consider
mat Ilttlc matter OF the $25, 900 900 sub
scrlption being asked for the financing of the
irlSh republic Buy bond. Put up or, for
the love Of Mike shut up.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-08

Senators opposing the treaty and the league
fof nations covenant have made their ar
arrangements for taking the stump in a follow
|iup campaign behind the President. in which
|they will undertake TO counteract the erec,
|tof his speeches before the people These
|iopposing campaigns should and no doubt
|iwill, result in clarifying public opinion on
1.-THE subject OF ratification, so that when the
Etreaty reaches a vote in the Senate the public
|Iwill be fully informed as to whether such
faction as may be taken is on the merits OF
1.-THE document itself or is influenced by parti-
tsan considerations. II the latter. the Anlcri-
flaan people are not without resources TO en-.
3dprce obedience TO their will in the final set
Element.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-08
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER s, l9l9.

The chairman OF the Ways and Means COM
mittee of the House says that taxes VIII De
higher i'm the future rather than lower. VI
course. Don't the Republicans control Con-
greSs?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-08

. The National Socialist party, in convention
assembled at chicago, unQualihedly indorsed
sfhe Soviet republic of Russia and the inter
nationalist movement, and condemned the
sleague Of nations The document compared
1.-THE Russian revolution with the American
revolution OF 1876. That view is so far
fetched that none but Socialists who have be-
scome ful-fedged Bolshevsts can see the
Eanaiogy. However, since the convention
scame out squarely against the lcague OF ma
Stions, the time would seem to be oppor,une
for the party 10 seek fusion with the Rcpub-
Hican party Senator Lodge and other Re
Afu blican leaders probably would gladly give
i]ar to such proposal.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-08

short time ago I noticed advertisement
in one of the 15-cent magazines which inter
eStcd II read:
send dollar and we will tell Won
how to amass n great fortune
The more read the advertisement tho more
1t was impressed upon that this just
what wanted TO do. had done almost every
thing else in my life. and amassng :, fortune
would be experience to me. | ina gned
that it would be a pleasant experience. as sew
era Of my neighbors who had amasscd fortunes
seemed to be enjoying life.
My wife had often told me that I should
amass great fortune and this magazine ad-
vertisement happened along just at the psy-
Geological moment ! wasn't doing anything
else at the time and / felt j could expcnd a
little energy on this matter. without having
1t dctract from my other business affairs
Anna sing great fortune! Strange. indeed
that had never thought of it until | read the
magazine advert Use ment.
sent the dollar broke the news to my
wife. we about amass a great fortune
said l. "Of course. it will change our social
status to some extent. We will move in the
twelve cylinder set. whereas heretofore We have
been in the runabout class"
OF course, my wife went out immediately and
spent $500 for clothes and placed a mortgage
on the house and bought larger automobile
than the peanut roaster which had before
We thought of amassins a great fortune
In due time received letter from the
firm which had advertised in the magazine The
letter read: Dear Sir,--We said would tell
you how to amass great fortune. The way TO
amass a great fortune is to make great deal
Of money and hang it,"
Was Mr.. Adkln Duncan In Town.
Ask the Jacob Girls.
Some of the girls of Jacob seem to like Mr.
Adkin Duncan's looks Come back again Ad-
kin.-Southern Sentinel.
Everything seems to be striking except those
strike the box matches.
Song of Pennies.
The poet needs the pennies
You spend for chewing gum
And shoes and ships and sealing way
Why don't you give him some:
II had all the pennies
Some folks know have got
I'd spend them for potatoes
TO fill the Poets pot!
III. THOMPSON RICH.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-08

The government has decided TO sell socks
ana underwear 10 the people. They certainly
VIII necd them this winter, if the coal miners
succeed in their program of reducing the
working day 10 six hours
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-08
Voice Of the People

Letters must give the name and nd
dresn of the writer. Nnmc will not be
published II writer so requests.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-08

consumers have at least one defense
against the threatened advance in coal prices :
they can pray for mild winter
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-08
w. G.. McAdoo's Religion.
Marine on Guard Duty in France.

c. y. c.. RichmOnd.-Mr McAdoo is
member OF the Episcopal Church.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-08

TFLEPIlOSk: udolph l..
Private Branch Exchange
connecting with all depart
YleufH
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-08

HK,NCU OFFICES: WASH
ington. l4l6 New York Ave
nue.: N-w York city, Ftfth
Avenue ltuiIding. Chicago.
Peoples Gus tStnlui-iBi
phiiuuelphhs. Colonial Trust
iSuilJing.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-08

ADDRESS ALI COMMUSICA.
JlOSS to Tho Tjmcs-Dls-
pn.h. md not 10 inAiNiduAlR.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-08

PUBLIsJIED every day IN tho at 10 South Tenth
street, Richmond. Va. ~ TSe Times Dispatch rub
Il fishing Co. Inc. Charles llnsbrook Editor aud
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-08
Mrbmun0 Gimes,pisuatrh

~ 1909 Mt he Office ut
49, Bichmond Va. sccoDd-ciass matter.
Arizona republican., 1919-09-25
'CH|NCH|N' |SSTORY
 IF ARABIAN NIGHTS

Chin Chin," the marvellous Arabian Nights musical fantasy which comes to the Elks theater Sunday ani Mon day, September 2S and 29, starting matinee Sunday, is equally enjoyable by young and old. The never old tales of Aladdin are elaborated until the whole production is a string of impos- abilities, dressed in glittering costumes, with host of pretty girls, lots of funny comedians, a wealth of entrancing music and novelties.
 The two principal characters, made famous by the wonderful Fred Stone and the late lamented George Mont gomery, are in the hands of Walter Wills and Roy Binder who have been creating a furore all over the west in the parts. There are lots of other principals, but one of the very best is pretty little Violet Tree, who dances like a dream and is as sweet as can be- The big chorus is young and hand some and appears in a wealth of cus- tunes.
 There are so many features of "Chir Chin" that it is impossible to tell o1 | them all in one story. Like the Arabian Nights, the surprises follow fast anC furious. The famous Tom Browr clown saxaphone band is with the show Many are the song hits. The reserved seat sale starts Thursday morning.
Arizona republican., 1919-09-25

familiar with the play because of its Elks theater but the stage play of course is limited to the floor space the lighting and scenic effects are hardly to be compared with the broader and more extensive screen version which has the whole world as it's stage if such is necessary.
 It is the story of two famous crook gangs operating in New York. The story is splendidly told in this very excellent screen version and Miss
Arizona republican., 1919-09-25
Dustin Farum At The Hip

''The Man in the Open," starring Dustin Farnum, will receive it's final showings at the Hip today. ''The Man in the Open tells the story of ship wrecked sailor, washed ashore. One of the most notorious women of the town wagers she will marry him. The un- fortunate man is caught in the trap, and the marriage is consummated. He burns the house, dragging the woman from the building. He learns that the woman has committed suicide, and he journeys to the far west. There he meets charming woman, whom he learns to love. His marriage with her brings him years of happiness, which are only married when he receives word from Texas that the woman he thought dead still lived, and was on her way to join her husband.
 He proves master of the situation and as he battles to protect the hap piness of his family and himself, Dus- tin Farnum, presents some wonderful character study and shading.
Arizona republican., 1919-09-25
ADJUSTMENTS
"ch.atina cheaters" at Columbia

Cheating Cheaters" at Columbia
 Cheating Cheaters." one of the greatest of all crook plays, with Clara kimball Young in the leading role, opens a three-day engagement at the Columbia theater today. A Gaumont Graphic and Strand comedy will be the supplementing numbers.
 Many Phoenicians are more or less
Arizona republican., 1919-09-25
PAID HIGH INTEREsT-one o-

PAID HIGH INTEREST-One of the highest rates of interest ever paid was collected by Justice Frank De Souza yesterday. For the theft of SPA on September 20, Leonard Floret was fined S30 by the presiding magistrate of the west precinct court before whom the Mexican pleaded guilty to the charge of petit larceny. The complainant was R. A. Young.
Arizona republican., 1919-09-25

Young has never done better work than in this offering.
 It will be shown at the Columbia | theater Thursday, Friday and Satur- day.
Arizona republican., 1919-09-25
Ria Audiences at aThe Rrat.r


 "The Brat" bill at the Elks' theatre fo ht second week of the stock season by the Edler company, continues to delight large audiences. Phoenix play goers have demonstrated by their presence in large numbers at the Elks that they appreciate first class theatrical productions, those which have been marked with the success of Broadway.
 It is an interesting story told il "The Brat" staged adequately and with the roles enacted by a company of real players. The Edler company is declared to be by far the best stock organizations ever in this city. They have broken the house record for stock and have won firm place in the estimation of Phoenix people by their conscientious work.
 Miss Ruth Ormsby, in the title role has made a distinct hit The other members of the company are well cast and do admirably as might be eX- pected from such clever people. "The Brat will be the bill for the remainder of the week, with matinees Saturday and Sunday.
 | The Edler Stock company will not appear al the Elks next Sunday and Monday, as the theatre will be given over to Chin Chin" but will return on Tuesday with the new bill of the week.
 Her Purchase Price" at Strand
 Bessie Barriscale enters the last lap of her present engagement in her ab- sorbing dramatic offering Her Pur- chase Price" which Is up for the last showings at the Strand today. In this offering, we find this talented girl cast as a girl grown to woman hood as the protege of Hamid- Ali, who stole her when a baby from her Eng fish parents who were killed by band of his desert pirates. She incurs Hamid's displeasure and is offered al auction as punishment. The English man marries her and returns with hel to his native land, where she is re- ceived in the most exclusive society Jealousy prompts the women of th' smart set to excite suspicion in tn, breast of the husband through tn, continued attentions Sir Wryden pay the wife. The husband meets with fl ancial reverses. and the wife, know ing Wryden to be wealthy, goes to hin to sell herself that her husband honor may be presedved.
 z Tomorrow brings Madame Travers in Rose of the West"
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-28
Get New Kidneys {!

fhs ktAacys ARE tie a,tstt aystwatAsa
organs 81 Ito hainan body. and whsa thsY
fail 10 theii worn oi tlftFfns oal ard
chfuwias ~ fhr is3s#afs ,s.rsf'Yrd IN ttss
YEsi4n. tAAass iss,n tas l4iis4ea
ORE Of the hfst warning, - psin ~ ~
ne@s in the los.f pat 81 ibe isAss .:.shly
eoaqye3 artpt i"as "a alG#tile ssd.Ys~,
ton. ltrttatSsnt ~ sssH s'ats ~ ths tAAa
DER These sfnsptpsn. thsle8te \ etssaltsUn
tha, may lead 10 thsi dfes'ied and fatal
nsaiaS,, ih,sht's dl-as*. teI ~h,sh ,h@ss
. aaii 10 tn NO rsre
De not delay mEun.e A. III. 6ft IN
d,eatson Il traahls Ia the Aidasy. hsef
bladder nT Ertntry organs start taking
tsesd Arsjal H&arlesn t9ll tapsnis., and
ssss ywmreeA tcfng* IL IN thss late iss~tsat
ueasrnsEt /. neee~@afy sa ksaaes and hAAa
der tTosha~s deaAf n eites fstxl
Yes eaa stmna ess tsialy bird inss~e<ssSss
ssiisf 10 Geld Mssssi Hastlssn Istl tsv.salss
Fo, nsefv than 30 wears thu tstDom pssy
arssat|n hns t%~n AZ ahfasiins fsueS, fsf
oil s,4D~s. hsadsr and srsnsfg ,Issst.ssss
|, 1. The pare. original Hasrssm on yssw
sv~ss gy8bdmsSitsY aas6 ssssnt t~n esr
.gi~s reeh asy wiIi ksep yru Hgfrt w~ s@d
fsTlaas tss~ gss II NJ asF sfus stsf~, sssf
II n 3o~s not gree yps s6fnsts rgre~fsAss
fv1,ss vna. Fantsy Will ~ fpfgnA*d FL
sure yssa ses the gold AFbSL h~s~a
sere oshss ssassns In sssss. three
ssss. ADV.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-28
L You Need a Medicine
You Should Have the Best

Have saa esgr siaa,sS4 Ia rs@Aen ~As
Il &. thss SO many pro,iaess shat are cr
teaurcly advertised al a, cnse drop out
u ysht And arr pnor forgsitenf The
reason ts piala ths Aitrte dad net fathu
the promises ~ the manufacturer Th's
arp'es merv rarfrwsfh So . anssss'nT
medicinal PREPARATION THAI has rval
rur,tsys value aimee, scls. t,~,f AZ Ike
80 -ud&c~s rtaln sS~,eyr the rvt4etlf IL
re,,orsarnded ~ tha~r Who hsse hesn
benefited % ,hpsr vfn ARE ~ AIRED # Il
A prurntut drnfxss, Saw Take f0r
r,smph IN, k,lusats swamp Ross .
PREPARATION hsvv sald tar msry wears
snd never hcs,tAts 10 rncomeNcpd, far IN
,IwsNst every ease 4 SHOWS .xT~,i~us nv
salts, az raans a nr customers testify
No other kfiney remedy ha, 10 lArse .
sais
According 20 sworn statements and
vert6~a testimony ef thousands ~ha ave
asrt the PREPARATION, the secc~ss Of III
kiluer'a SwAn, Rr.bf i. Hoe Ia tho fact,
20 raay psrpA claln. that i, fassAs nj
usost every wtsh If .ovstcumirg / 'ivey,
hvrr sad bladder ailments ccrrecss ars-
NARY ,vatl~. ard neaigaEres ihs arc
srri wh,-a -snsss rhsuvsstisyn
fep rAy r~~ssyr SArnple bottle NJ
Swarm Eoct Nv farrvE. rnst sAAr~s
nv Slr,cr A q, Rlnshsrsna y ",
and enriose ten cents also msrs;pn 'A's
pager Iarg~ and -net,ara sise hotties
fus sale q. all drfss stesr~ Ais.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-28

The land Of the nrgliSss is the land
Of petvsf4al summer Eha, may b. fausts!
wt,hin four sails inclossas \ stean'
heatiag apparatus ar la other wallis
that loos sas ai,.i. yuH.ineE sAls's, :, Tbs Us
neglsresv Is nN r,ispeCttr 0f climates
II Insists upon betting colortui and Eow-
erful aad rnchaa,Ing'y sGgeestiS" of
spring xephsrs cad garden rathS
whatever its eD,lrtihlHent Il Ia an ia'
spIation AL Invitation - leisure and
Idle hanrs, happy change ffoui ar.
dtnsrS ~nri 4 day ytathes Every
wonnn shouli do herself a stainesS
by adopting prriJy ursteee as a
playmate II siIt pu' her ~ u pleas
ant traaie II mlnd
Usuaiiy the%e tasrlful garments are
MAD 1T sheer apd Suft nategie,s IT'S
lace. g,sagsttte. rh!ToD and tiac mai|s.
that hoat Hl3aui he figure So pur.
hurtraz1lne han THE air and naI very
"iong on protection Crepe ie chime
and vcry thin wash SILKS make aegli.
gees istig hll heavier hnd Equally
soft and becoming The sane gar
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-28
To b. possessed VI heed Of heavy.

To he possessed af head Of heavy.
beautiful hair, saft. iustroux dafSy,
wasy aud free from dandrafr Nv merely
q matter OF using 4 little paaarfise.
~ II II @wsy ansf insxtsahstyr III have
nice. saft hair md iass nj H. Just get
small bottle Of ksaaIsun's paaderine
noa~-li costs but a few tvn,se-all dfas
stores recStnmrad H. apply q little an
directed and within tsn tninuteA there
viii be all appearances III abundance.
freshnesA, itufslAess aud an iaeoninara
bic gloss and lussfe. and try ~ you
will you caGnot ind trace oi dsaarusy
or falling hair but yeur real surprise
will be after about two weeks mNe.
when suu vii s~e new hair. hne and
dnans VI first ha, really rev
hair~'-sproasins oat all ever ynnr seaip
Dandcrtne IS, We believe, tho only
SURE hair gruwet. deslrnyer II dan.
dFaG and fure fer ffrhs scalp and II
hsssf falls 10 step falling haif ., once.
II son want 10 prove hos prnt,, aud
erfi your hair really In. mnlsien cloth
with little paHdeF1nr sni carefully
draw II through yopr hair tasias one
staall strand a, tias Yonr hair will
b~ soft. glossy anh henu'ifnl In just
few rnomeuts~~a delightful surprise
awaits vs"ttone who tries iha Adv,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-28
GREEN'S AUGUST FLOWER

Has hs'rr pSr1l gar all ailments that
are caused by dt>ordcc,ed stomach
aud inactive liver such az sex head.
ache. constipation, snHr stomach.
nervous indigestion, fermentation et
food, palpi,nttoa ~ ~ heart caused ny
gases ia tire stomach August FLOWER
is seutlc laxative, regulates Digestion
a,sh 10 stomach amt ,ateS;iucs. cleans
and swectens the ssetnac' and ailmen-
tary canal. stimulates The giver IN ~
,rete the bile and Impurities fr0rs the
tlest. Sold IN Al taIllStyt countries
Give II a trial --~ A.fv
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-28

roiers are used f9 These, oae ai
them " shown In the sartar. made
With sn sccoriioh plated SKIRT al
lIgh, psAA crepe Dc ci,iae and short
.ktinessa Of tbs ysataq material = THIS
kI,nono IL true tu form So far ~ LIS
et.hr4ieted Wild nsses and rose foli'
age are concerned. but II departs frntn
lhe original japanese model having
fronts that leasthcn into a gtf'ile that
tles Ia the hAeA tn ae~.k and front
yeircs have tpias II georgeirs crepe
SET In aud border os narrow hlsrk
ribbon The r3shan fcIiass The gtriie
20 'he cad hui iie palts atop Of ,hs
WAistllut These Folds ef keurgrtta
With ire hapd ~ blaset fihtssu make
prrttt tSu,~A for the fio~ins sleeves,
The SHIRT ~ this Regiisne II lUng ~
Is fhp gele with ncgilgees II u1lgh, I've
.vra iaae,t Satin slIfl~Ts 81 well
with IL hut 'hete Nre many laycly.
fancy lnspinIf slippers 81 ril'boa ~
ushvr tnutevtaiA tn chehSe from, since
q nygllgce gnnst have footwear ~ ~
osvn character 20 81 with II.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-28
stat. az ohsa. City Of Te,..ss. izsAs

CcGrty-sa
SENIOR psstrey VI sAs srrs OK y } Cs@t1sy
h Co .se,GNg ANssrress In ire cttv ~ To-
,vsta County sad sss'e Atcg~xn3 Ard 'Nss
y1ia rr-~ wilt paw TIRE sAsHn as ONE UT N
rRED DOLLARS tar ARR 1asx ~ CsIArrh
that cannes be satea hy the uss 81
MALLS CaTAR9H MEDICINE.
FRANK CHENEY
S~c-v - eataee fse sHl ssee Ttsp~t IA
nv rvsse nee. tkss s:s ssy o, rSeefnh~r.
"A y Tss
Seal A. w yS5easSe, Notary THwSfsf
MAILS rATsAHR MEDICINE IL tsk :
en ,wftrssay sas atts tAFcNxs tAs BieoSs
ca tina Nuee&s ssrtxses ~ tee sysssra
nr&x67sss tse. Tssss-aa1sas trwe
" J. Cssssy 4 ca. Taseta. ohaa
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-28

Soak hands 90 rsiigizs IN NJ bot sE'sis
ef Eutltvra Sap dry and rob il ca
tFcE-s OSts3e1' Remove, snrrtxs
Cs1srnsu; wfh fiSsts% Tmyre-. This 10
caly e1e VI ;tie r. CTS C'a.ssz-a u'slls nv
x 500 :, OF tn1egs5 ant IA}i-urS are sse1
ier al to.es rzrTsvsss. ADV.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-28

Congratulate ms said Mr. put
Asltp ..,-.-#
What for%@
TIN ou, ef Deb, ne iuat paid the
last nil | owed"
Il 30 congratulate tuu ilDw long
DO YOU expect ~ s'RA out W debtY'
THAT depends nii if# trolley car
schedules Mr. ItnhNa site has tu~'
,eislahonei ME that sbs is hnniied fpr
tpan
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-28
Tee Old 10 Cat.

DO yoa kaos that au oyster isn't
III To eat anti! Il Is four years olir
remarked the laxative waiter as he
placed dozen on the half she'll bs-
.for. tbs Crouch,
~Yau can "thke these BARK, srosied
he Crouch IA he shifted az the bi.
valves hetorr him you have evident.
" foreottcu TINT mn oyster .sn't tt to
eat after u IL 100 YEARS old"
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-28
UPSET STOMACH
PApE's piApEPsiN AT ONCE ENDS
souRNEsS, GAS, ActpiTT,
INDIGESTION

pant stag up~et When meals don't
81 ana ynu bctrh sas atjIs and undl'
seetsd f"Hd When you feel Jumps Of
md soSton paln. hafglpHce, heartburn
81 headache ven can yet Instant relief.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-28

II yra phiS specialists Slign ff~ =
prs.vip;i1a. you you'd MT gst arsys
thsag ihs, geesd gsss saafses r~slsf
Ter rrS1p. Cs'sryf fsssi., 1T Sn-~
Threat. thAn yst-HEa RAIN. shich
eely gratis &c Ia jars NJ ini-ss
Erfts ffw Ssmisss@ and AT@at's
Prices. Beware n lns,.x+ionA " W.
vsehsY. Inc. New sTisafs, La. ADJ.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-28

M wsluus rapeS ntsneps'n Will
pat Seu on yoAr fcs't, As sc,su as You
eat Hne " fhtse pleas SAINT, harmless
tahiets at the inJi &rsttou, SsscS, scid-
i'y aut siaruach Distress enb> Your
drug 'si sells tAsfa AAv
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-28

5,sl hagg, rlae last t.s+tg The ytrtpTy
csaiurs
TAs h.aaea plctgrssi ia In the sap
oYpr style tsf5; " fas'ens an tie abasgs
der A ps nssi ~ ID. dsrh geoyEstts
AZ ths bark sna from, n split lSto tnt
yane's 81 "a stswer hSif sha se.rrs ~
Is FVrk 3Tsrss fav ttss thread ESQ
hrvlfeTy Ths sleeves have aesp rasFs
~ fAA i. "A ~-Eptts and sAre NJ
ssyp t,o.ssen saishei wiiA I he I'D NJ ID:
da-i srefv 4 pretty sfssA Tor ths
~eutad ssyk "a nssas by twistiaS 'ss
if-hi sua 8art esperntserr sgis 70
spthey IN > rrFT~ ~ assh hssg~ sn5
~rt. srs rssfs srsd Placed ~ sS4 .rwni
II she ne~k
n wffi -. nsvtE7~ss that she tsefi q.
~, slrf-. 'aoT1 rfth -hss Aic-sse .st. 10
ls-v tbe sssrtns ri walsttfss kss1 IA s.tss
sAoat ~ fz-st~ Thss xssrs -.
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