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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-19

Jeszcze si6wko o Milwaukee,: Jak
wyra1ihSmy sic, Poiacy tamtejsi zro.
bill TO, co mysmy tn W najwytszym
wysiiku naszej energii - ~poiaczo--
mel - przegadali. Otto dow6d: GadA-
lismy mp. o zakupieniu W pismach
wielkich oglosEe6 - to mial VIA
Snie ma mysn p. g. w Wydziale Ma.
rodowym. Dotad Jednakte mic podob.
nc2o ME zrobiono. A OTTO " miiwau-
ckim ,,JOURNALU" majdujemy
wtelkie p6istronicowe ~ogioszenie, do
skonale, zwiefle ujmujqce rzecz 1
odpierajqce s~kutecznfe potwarz przy-
toczcniamd najpowainiejszych swia-
dectw pofskich, a zarazem bi!ace "
&yd6w zarrutcm, kt6rego sic boja jak
ognia, kt6ry kryjR skwapliwie pred
Swiatem. Il BOISZEWIZM A ~.
DOSTWO TO PRAWIE IDENTYCZ-.
NE RZECZY, Re OSLABIAJAC Poll
SKE - ROLSZEWIZM sIE WSPIE.
RA I OTWIERA ANARCHH WRO.
ia DO EUROPY. Znakomite owo Wy
st9pienie Polak6w milwauekich -
careta wzmiankowana przesornie o.
~znaczyla uwagq Paid Advertise.
ment" - azeby sic widocznie tydom
ME narazaf, ale to ME zmicnia, AM
MO osiabia stanu rzeczy, nj wartoSci
roboty. o lie nam wiadomo, Milwau-
kee jedno - jedyno " calej Polonii
neszei zdobylo ale M takfc wyst4pie.
mic l IN to mu p~rzesytamy wyraxy q.
znania bcz jakichkolwiek restrykcyi.
Me spadnie korona Z giowy W. n
ietli p6jdzie NJ tym doskonalym przy
kiadcm 1 Ilczie z owej ostrobaie-bez.
czynnej pozycyi swej dotychczasowej
w~zgIedem Syd6w, . przejdzie do ME-
co wiecej agressywnej akcyi. kt6re1
potrzebs bynajmniej ME ustaia -
owszcm trivia " spoieczehstwie " ca.
leJ pelnl.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-19

MesoUie ,stdHu Dsssdsfs zud-
Gxaf4 sic VI Sdaniu, &c must ISL
nieS EedHocsoHo, RtesdEesn0 I
sdHaozEQdHG PoLskd. 1
- Woodrow Wilson.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-19

Z~rierzamy do togo, aichy wyka-
zac pOtrzebe utrZymania pogOtowia
pOlskieEo w c~zujnosci | cncrGii, arc
by czynniki nasze, kt6rc zdobyly sic
ma obrone pOlska w K~onGrcSic, wply-
wy Wydzialu Mar, silly prasy, orga-
nizacyi 1 ~wszystko woG6lc, co tu
wsp6ldzialalo - ME siadlo juz PREY
padkien m lnury, zadowolone re
sicbic! Ledwio polowa Sprawy dokO-
mana, ledwie Geese zadania ~zaiozone-
go zrobioRa! Trzcba nam trwaG W go
towoSci q ochocie pOdiCcia robot dali
szycb, az do ich chluhnego Zalloh-
%czcnia; niezIc rozpOczCte, gdy Ia
mlniOne bedq pomySlnic n zaszCzyt-
ME. - dopicroi zySzczQ sprawie do
bro, o imie I uznanic - %praCowni-
kCm.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-19

Rsqd ndTodu pEzes ndT6d dIG
nGrodu, nte sgtntecg poDierzchni
esemL
- Ab1uh0m Ltncoh
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-19

Pisma polsko-amcrykahskle peine
So kcrespondencyi o pieknych 1 Okla
zaIych, a zawsze godnych, spokoJ-
nych, rzoczowych wystapieniach pol
skich z racyi nagonki tydowskiej.
Bylo togo w calym kraju wcale spo-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-19

Sk1ego w tel spraWie! PamietaJac o
tenn, jestesmy pewni, 70 i teraz jesz-
cze zydzi ME ustana W swojej propa.
gandzie ~antypolskiej, ale beda sig
starali podja6 10 nanowo 1 prowadziG
TAX diugo, jak diugo pora Pc temu
sposObna, to macy, dop6ki wreszcie
ME zostanq zamknione i uregulowa-
ne ostateoznie interesy pahstwa pol
skiego, sprawy jego i trudnosci o
liczne - graniczne, kOnstytucyjne,
organizacyjne ftp. Gdy a Polska o.
trZyma grantee uznane 1 trwa{e, gdy
przyjmie konstytuoye, ~przeprowadzi
wybory stalego rzqdu, gdy we wszy-
stkich jego wydziaiach / Department
tach zacznie funkcyonowa6 regular
ME, porawnie, w6wczas zydzi beda
musieli uznaG Ia skonczona szause
zyskania W Polsce czegos wiecej,
bedq musieli ~zastosowaG sic do oko-
~licznosci narodowo = panstwowej Or
ganfzacyi, wtedy dopiero broh zIozq;
ale tymczasem, p6k tego wszystkie-
go ~jeszcze niema, a stosunki poczat-
kowe, pefne ~wszelalich zamieszek 1
zawiklan umozliwiajq w%ytwarzanie
zamet6w, W kt6rych zawsze cos Ia
rwac - ~skorzystaG MONA, - p6ty
tel - pewnym bye MONA - zydzi
ME pr~zestana pr6bowaG - drzeG ola
siebie pierza z Oria Polskiego.
*
Navel i problematyczna decyzya
kongresowego komiteeu umozliwia
tn, W Ameryce dalsza akcye wrogq
przeciwko nam! Komitet ten przecie
orzekl, 10 czeka lepszych, wiecej
szczeg6iowych raport6w, obfitszych
materyai6w ma stwierdzcnie prawdy
zarzucanych pogrom6w W P~olsce....
Bede sic aydzi o Mo ,,starali" -
kwestyi ME ulega! Wiadomo dalej,
&c W robotach talSich prasa o~dgrywac
mole role bardzo wybitna, prasa tn
zaS wicmy to JUL re smutncgo do
swiadczeria - jest stanowcZo | w
calosci Prawie pod zydowskim zna-
klein - dOlara; tylko bardzo nicwie-
lie pism tutcjszych - i to przewainie
mniej %znacznych, mnicj powszechnc
wpiywy wywicrajqcych - stale IN
mani, reSzta Gala byIa pc ~zydewskici
stronie, pO tel stronie reszta tn ME-
zawodnic pozOstanie: dIatego powta-
rzamy - spodziewaG sic MONA recy-
dywy nagonek zydowskich | raiwa-
chow pc angiclskich gazctach, jeSli
ME PREDICT, to trochc p6znici, ale
bQdzie to - bedzic nicxawodnic.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-01
INCOMING STEAMERS

OUTGOING STEAMERS
Sail To-day
Mail Yes
New-York tribune., 1919-09-01
tralia, via Vancouver and Victoria, B. C..
per steamship Makura, indefinite
American Ports

BALTIMORE. Aug 31.-Arrived: Steam
ers r Breynton tBr). st. Michaels: Phoenix
che ster. Providence; barge Shenango. Port
Arthur, Sailed: Steamers West Ashawa.
Dunkirk; Gunston Hail. Rotterdam; Quin-
auit. Boston.
CAPE HENRY. Va. Aug sl-Passed in
for Baltimore: Steamers Port Antonio
s%or,,. Philadelphia; Ma.aska. New York:
Ieonors (SpD. Now York: schooner Lavina
NJ Snow. Cape Haytien. Passed out from
1B5aitiinore: y Steamers Belta tNor). Nipe
Bay. Roseden (Br.). Genoa; schooner Ruth
r. Merrill. Venice. Dutch tug Roodezee
Malmo
{. .cnARLEsToN. s; G. Aug sl-Arrivea
Orleans Sailed: Steamers Navarro (SpD
6fro from Gsaiveston2. for Malaga and Bar
Nazaire. France
south: Steamers Calvin Austin. Boston Tor
Yew T York York Delaware. Boston for New
Northern Wave Portland. Ne. for Norfolk
Bound east: steamer Calvin Austin New
YORK York ior Boston; schooners Irene E Mes
s"rVey and seth w. Smith. Sailed: Schoon-
rrs Sarah Eaton Grom South Amboy)
Calais: Fred Tyler Nrom Port Reading),
Nantucket
DELAwARE BREA.KwATER Aug 81
Passed out; Steamers Coaba Phiiadei-
phia for Havana; Agarista. Philadelphia
for Rotterdam.
ne w r1S Aug 3i.-ArriVed- Steamer
DgieI horpe Boca Grande. Sailed: Steam
ers Princeton. Tanpico Mascotte. Ha-
vana.
J a c X 5 O \ WILLIE. Aug. sl.-satled
st@an,e-s Apache. New York via Charles
MARCUS HOOK. Aug. 81. Passed
down; steamer J. W. Nandyke, Phtladel-
phia for Port I.obos.
MOBILE. Aug 3i.-Arrived: Steamers
Oneca and Corsicana. New Orleans
NEW ORLEANS. Aug. 81. Cleared
Steamers Lake Felicity. Texas City.
PORT EADS. Aug. 31.-Arrivect: Steam
ers Baxiey Mobile; Ceiba (Hond). Ceiba ::
Chinese Prince ORD. Santos; Copan
CHond), Port Cortez: Mu Isla Cuba ::
Nelson. Cuba; R.dioene (FrD. Cardiff
Sailed: Steamers Chalmette. Havana:
Charlton, Hamburg Port Talbot and
Norfolk. Comus New York; Corsicana
Mobile: George W. Barnes. Tampico. Lake
Duane. Mobile; Mary Horlock (Br). Genoa
via Norfolk; Natica IBrD, Shanghai via
Colon and Honolulu, Nuban (Br). liver
poo: Niturria tBr>, Ciravesend. England
via Norfolk.
EtND KEY. Fla. Aug. s1-Passed east.
30th: Mallory line: passed west: Paraguay
Watertown, SayforG (Br).
New-York tribune., 1919-09-01
FOREIGN PORTS

SAVANNAH. Aug 31--Arrived: teamer
Sity OF st. Louis. New York. Sailed:
Steamer Juniata. Jacksonville
New-York tribune., 1919-09-01

tat 5 80 p. m.) lowest 66 lat a. m.) !;
average 10 average same date last year, ~ :;
average same date for thirty three years 10
Humidity
8 a. NJ. 97l1 p. NJ. 7OlS p. m. 5o
Barometer Readings
a. M. 29.S4l p m. 29.S4l8 p. m. 1885
New-York tribune., 1919-09-01

FOREIGN PORTS
Steamer Masula - tBro. N New n''sd; York VIA
Norfolg and Balboa.
BALBOA. Aug. so.-Arrived: Steamer
Malay Maru tJap) Hong Korx and Cal
cutta via Tacoma Tor Havana and New
Orleans Sailed: Steamers 1Ainui (Br.)
eIsn tITom N1,qTfoih}; 1,rn,o Wellington: koan Maru
Rhode Island. Santiago
B0RDEAJX Aug. 2o.-sailed: Steam
ers Roma. New York: Braddock. Newport
o a.s Newpo4t sSs,sdeiPh,s Ssws
West Wauna, Philadelphia "'
s,' BREsT' Aug 22-sailed: Steamers
Zeppelin. New York; DeKaib. New Yors Jew
Steamer Western Maid Norfolk for ~. oe11
Steamer kwarra (Br.), Montreal via St
srs eFFSr3BA T6.a2i bu,ss' Ass R6s5as steam.
bean u'r), Cartssena: 2o,h. Wilhsi1n;n
Hsw 5ss,-o-, YoTs Ss (xnd saiea san Francisco,
Upsher. Aaron ward. Roper ! = -
New York. corinthic tErp. London via
MSaew%port Sa.% News for Wellington sailed:
12seh. 1's. steamers War Column (Br) Tfron,
Tr.ctorla. b C). Newport News: Roal,nSs
Iampico Metapan. New Orleans 49,
cisco1l ~ !, JnsivsSh wew,s fBr2 r2 (from San Fran
3lrs IRON ON .s sinsapore and Calcutta via San
= Ne" ! OK. Terrier fNo-
from NataD. Baltimore ''-'
GnASGo" Aug. 2s--A-rived: Steamers
Ih.iade!yia va Queenstown. '1' H.
:. iNIsIi ARJLI- Aug 20. Passed:
StrSnsr st. 1e,,u War Rajpuh ,fr). New orleans
British Brit.sh Earl (Br). Norfolk for Man
Amsteldyk Du). Baltilnore for Ras.ers
aa,,', MAhps hSt99gfieId (B15. Port Arthur for -
Colon bo anu
PERNAMBUCO Aug 27. "A Arrived.
steamer Hubert NBr). New York and
\oriaiH via a Para Aug. 2s: Schooner
NorIhciir OBJ, Port Arthur
.. ST M1EHAELS, Aug. 2s.-Arrived:
steamer Frederick Luckenbach Phila-
delpAia for Rotterdam. Sailed Aug es:
StI,i S'eaners Ara bian Prince tBr) (from New
orN Manila Lake Finishing ltrom New
Orleans>. Swansea and CardiN
ST NAZAiRE. Aug 2s.-sailed: Steam
er santa Cecilia, New York
SClLLY. Aug. 2a.-Passed: Steamer
Andy X. tDu), Baltimore for Kotterdam.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-01
Transpacifc ofaiis

The connecting mails close at the Cen
eral Postofflce and City Han Postofflcs
stations. New York, at s p. H.. follows
Japan, torea. China. Siberia. Siam. Co
chm Ct;na and Netherlands East indies
v,a va san FRANCISCO. per steamship Siberia
Maru. September .
Tahiti. Marquesas Cook Islands, New
Zealand and specially addressed mail 10,
aus cA,ustra!la' via San Francisco per steam
snip Moana, September 8.
hawaii. Samoan Islands, Australia and
specially addressed mail for New Zealand
September 1.
Fiji Islands New Zealand and Aus
New-York tribune., 1919-09-01

Closes Sails
i'e"ahce, London 1900 VI
"auoesa, Antwerp. u 90 NJ
sail Tuesday
Carmania, Liverpool. 500 AM 1e;oolr
Gothiand. Antwerp..... 90 AM 1900 M
Evansville. Piraeus -. 1000 AM 100 PM
Salto. Buenos Ayres... 90 AM 1000 AM
ADangarez, kings.on.. 700 AM 10 90 AN
Lake Wilson. Cristobal 1900 NJ Zoo PM
fersian Prince. b. Ayr ZOO " zoo PM
Dochra. Buenos Ayrcs. II 90 NJ zoo PM
bchsDlct' Aara ..,... IL 90 NJ . 90 PM
Sail Wednesday
G. Washington. Brost 12:ooM
Moordam, Rotterdanl.. $50 AM 1900 NJ
Helsic, Liverpool ...... $50 AM 1900 NJ
santa Leonora, Crlstobal - 100 NJ
New-York tribune., 1919-09-01
Weather Report

Sun rises. s :21 a. m. Sun sets Il. 80 p. m.
Moon rises. ! 15 p. m. Moon sets. / / :07 p n
Local Forecast.-Fair to-day and to-mor-
row; warmer tomorrow; moderate north
west to north winds.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-01
Going On To-day

DAY
Mctsopoiitan Museum OF Art. Admission
20 cents.
American Museum of Natural History
Admission 25 certs
American Museum Of Safety. Admission
25 cents
Van Cortlandt Park Museum Admission
25 cents.
geological Park. Admission free.
The Aquarium. Admission free
The Charlton Company exhibit In East
Room and room ISL. Waldorf Astoria
office. room 107, Waldorf Astoria.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-01

along the South Atlantic coast, Tuesday in
the lower lake region, the Ohio VALLEY and
the 1 east Gulf states, and Monday and Tues
aay IN the upper lake region. 1t will be
somewhat warmer Monday in the lower lake
region and the Ohio Valley, and Tuesdov ,"ie II,
the middle and North Atlantic states.
!, Forecasts for Special Dstricts.-New Eng.
iand. falr Monday and Tuesday, slightly
warmer Tuesday in the interior. '''e''''
\, Eastern New York. Eastern Pennsylvania
New Jersey and Delaware, fair Monday and
Tuesday. warmer Tuesday,
western New York and Western Pennsyl-
vania. fair Monday Tuesday local showsrs
and thunderstorms. e'S
New-York tribune., 1919-09-01

Local Official Record.-The following
record from the Weather Bureau shows tenn
peratures during the last twenty four hours
in comparison with the corresponding date
New-York tribune., 1919-09-01

Other Peoples Weather
WASHINGTON. Aug. Pressure is
low over the upper ST. Lawrence Valley and
in the Canadian Northwest and high over
the upper Mississippi Valley
During the last twenty-f four hours show
ers and thundcrstorms have occurred gen
orally east of the Mississippi River and in
the plains region.
1t has become cooler in the Atlantic states
the Ohio Valley and the lower lake region
and lower Missouri Valley. while tenn
peratures have risen in the upper Missss ippi
and upper Missouri valleys and west upper
lake region. Elsewhere east of the Rocky
Mountains temperature changes have been
unimportant.
The outlook is for generally fair weather
Monday and Tuesday in the states east of
the Mississippi River, except that showers
and thunderstorms probable Monday
New-York tribune., 1919-09-01

Camels are sold every-
whore in scientifically
sealed packages Of 20
cigarettes; or ten pack
ages ZOO ci9arettes) in a
SiAssine- paper covered
carton. We strongly rec
ommend this carton for
the home or Office sup
ply or when you travel.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-01
INTERNATIONAL.
MERCANTILE: MARINE
LINES
AMERICAN

ELS c.s SEA SERVICE
~. --fO\>TANTINOPL
l.! ack AFRO" Sept Is
f'N"eli"nt Accommodation for First Class
Passengers. Eates. on .Appiica.icn.
PaILADELfnlA-LiVE
L, L.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-10-24

|ivity in snppressina lawlessness
and crime Z meeting of the Tenne.
ssee Law and Order League met al,
Nashville on the i4th and have de-
siens,ed the wreck III orit,b~r <.2srlsh
10 Nov. Bird ~ Law enforcement,
week In Tennessee and people are
requested 10 preach the gospel OF
Law enforce during the week.
Speaker At the meeting stated
that they had evidence OF ,mpend.
ing danger Ia Organize a govern.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-10-24
Il
State Capitol News
by w. wao'auINH

People In ali parts Of the State
are ou.spoksn In thsis commends.
lion u Governor Robsrts In bis
efforts TO create \ greater rsspsct ios
law and order in Tennessee and Ia
bring about 4 greater spirit 9! path
otto, Amsricanisn.
| Newspapers aud individuals who
have differed With the 0ovsrnos on
some questions are outward In their
praise OF bis efforts 10 make law
aud organized government supsrsmt
Iia Tennessee. The Governor has
| m ad~ il clear 10 all those who
| would disregard the law in iavM Of
riots. sc.. thu, shey will meet stub.
born fssistencs 10 TennemsA.
Through prompt action he Quslled
the shameful riots ct Knoxville in
their early ssasss and in the same
manner be has iosestAllsd intended
| disorders In other cities Of the State.
He has made speeches In = number
Of towns OF the State urging the
people to retain their equilibrium
! during these days Of unrest and he
has been enthusiastically received
At al these pIsctA
Goyrsnot Robests hiss been chal.
lensed by Agitatofs Of unrss. and
his political iu,urp has been threat
end by this ilk. b, be remains firm.
believing that the people Of Tenne.
ss%~ Ar r~d-blooisd AmAricAns and
will stand with him in bis fight
| With those who would overthsoush
this government Of the people and
establish upon it, ruins 4 govern
| mspt BY class. There II no doubt
that tbs sseds Of Bolshevism have
b%er sown I'd 1'suuessee m wsii ~
in avery other paN OF the world. and
the couFvs followed By tho patriot.
10, hhs.ty-lovins observation-disclosures
Of the State shall detssmiHs the
sucesa OF failure u this ven0mous
opponent Of organized government
The Governor needs the support
Of x!l good citizens in this fight and
the people Of Tsnnesss should iesl
gsatsiul ,hst they hsvs n the head
Of the State . man who can not be
cesrced by threats al political obi
WON nor bought by promises oi pol.
itieal preisrmsns.
A . resuli 81 The GovSsnos co.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-10-24
Coassipsiion

The beginning oi almost every
sasioss Disorder 10 constipation. II
you van, to enjoy good hssllh keep
POUR bowels regular. This n hss,
acco mplissed by proper diet and
exercise, bnt sometime a mediesns
10 needed and when that 10 the
case you will lind Chamberlain q
Tablets are excellent. They are
mild snd gsntle in tlssaf sa&sau.
easy aud pleasant TO take. Give
them . Trial. They Gully cost q
cuartsf. ~--ady.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-10-24

We couldn't tell what vac clog.
ains up our toIle. aud dssins. We
bad to tear up door. pipes. etc,
found rats nest in basement.
Tiny had dhoisd The pipes with
refuse. The plumbers bill was
$l1b. kAT-SNAp cleaned the ro-
dent out" Three sisss. 25c. Soc.
$l.W. Sold and guaranteed by
Dickson Hardware Co. Ii. G. Tom.
linson and Clsmore Pharmacy. -
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-10-24

Miss Lucille Coleman. the music
tea cher VI Charlotte, 10 getting on
luss has, She l. .I.laaninx " have
. program the fret Of nsxi month.
All the people are very much plsas'
sd with Miss Coleman We wish
her much success.
Mr.. and Mrs. d l.. Casilsman,
Who have been hers With their
mother. Mrs. A. u. Castlssnan, dur.
log hss sickness. HAYS gone back 10
their home in Detroit, Mch.
DR.. A. q. CaaslsmAn Ia visiting
his dsugh.ss In Alabama.
. !
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-10-24
snnsssss City

Miss Beatrice Absrcrombia !,
home Tor = vis,, from Louisville, Ky.
Mrs.. Violet Miner returned last
week from an extended visit 10 rel
ps.,yss osaa irs.aa~ in WISCONSIN slni
south Dakota.
H.. barber, oi Mckxsa. was here
recently paying of oil leases. Ssxi
va hope 10 kear that drilling viii
star. In ,his vicinity.
Wesley Few oi Nashville was A
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-10-24
Indigestion. Biiiousness. Cenaipa.
ton

Caambsrlsin's Tablets have re-
stored TO health aud happinss.
hundreds who were affected wiih
indigestion hiliuusness and enn.
stipasian. II you are troubled in
this wsy give them q trial. You
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-10-24

ment in this State and pictured
conditions ~ serious,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-10-24

This farm contains III acres and is watered by WELL
spring. and the creek which runs full length of the farm
There about 50 acres of cleared land which very fer
title and high state cultvation IA of very fine
bottom land and AZ of fine TIMBER consisting of Red
and White Oak and Poplar.
This farm is in an excellent neghborhood being bound
led as follows: On the East by T. W. Harris and E. Stone;
North by W. H. Neblett and Thody Gray; West by Thody
Gray and on the South by W. H. Neblett Three schools in
reasonable distance good churches of four denominations in
reasonable distance.
ANY one desiring further information write me at Dick
son, or phone l26-X, Dickson Exchange
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-10-24

sre certain TO be pleased Iot they
will hen~f! You, -~s adv
(. Have yoon ais property iW fsh
~ exchange Str ~ {" sst results.
Myau a huiirsy,
dickson
RkMEM nFK ~~ 7 Il Edwards
when YOU hu, so,n iali ifiiilinsf iaf
wheat.
Send M your Iob printing
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-10-24
United States Railroad Administration
Director Genera Oh Railroads 49,
NASHVILLE, CHATTANOOGA h ST. L. r. H.
COOPERATIVE MARKETING SERVICE

=
The Marketing Division Of the Traffic Depart.
ment Of the Nashville. Chsttanoosa 4 ST. l.. X.
X. and Associated lines will furnish to persons
desiring to purchase the names and addresses Of
the owners Of the following:
FOR SALE
Alfalfa Alsks clover Barley Bur clover Crimson clover
Red clover Sapn clover Sweet clover White clover Red Top
Blue erase Rape Timothy. Tunp aud Vsch seeds Sundied
cooking and eating apples Baskets Cosps HONEY Bees
Bran Milling and Ear Cotton Gin complse Mixed ieeds
Ansora Timothy Glover Alfalfa Red Top. Bean, Mile.
and x1sd hay Grade horses. psrc,an stations noeulasion
Cultures LOT eenes Jacks registered and grade; Agricultural
limestone Cotton Velvet Peanut Sorghum
mosss Mules Nursery sook VI al lnd Winter Turf Red and
Fushnm Raw aouHa phospa. rock Chestnut poles An
coma Bantam Corneh Lsshorn Rhode Island Red poultry,
Turkeys Rice hiram and polish Ahuni and other Co,swah
Dorset Grade Hampshire. Shropshire and soushdown sheep
shorts Sss Sweet potsoas Tankage LsAps Fuaster Golden
Ch~h RED Harper Miracle. Fu,t Marvellous seed wheat,
COOPERATIVE AUCTION SALES
Attention is called to the Tennessee Beef Breed
ers Sales at Nashville on Oct. IS ~. 80 aud Dist.
SHORTHORNS, OCT 80 Union Stock Yards
ANGUS, OCTOBER 18th, Woodawn Farm
ANGUS, 3O,h Union Stock Yards
HEREFORDS, OCT sis,,
WocdI.~n Farm ha. consigned "a head good Angus cattle
Angus sale Oct Both day Following wooda~n Farm sale
10 producers will be furnished on application
the names and addresses Of persons by whom the
following commodities are
w ANTED
sanasd Cooking and Eating apples Barley Cane Crimson
clover. Herds Blue Orchard Mammoth clover
Mlet vssch Oats Wheat Rape and Rye ssed Cannsd
Gsa.sa Dairy Psuuc,s Stable Manure Dried Fruit
Hominy Honey; Gang Pow. Harrow; Steam oapec
ssg cutter Gasoline and OH engine Kau Gotten seed and
Peanut meal Sorghum uolaSs<s Psch eed Red AMI White
Fclcs poss Irish and Sweet Poultry and Egg
for Lghorn RAoas IaaA Rsd susssx Wysndoe pou
shsopsh Hanpshs Southdowa and Grade sheep Heater
Wood.
Breeders Is live stock xad producers Of field.
garden and orchard product, for sale. except
such reach the market through established and
logical channels, arc invited to communicate to
the andcrsitncd complete descriptions. qusnti-
titles and other necessary information OF such
commodities.
Instructive literature ON alfalfa krowin9. silos,
lime IN agriculture. peanuts, and Soya bean oil
manufacture will be mailed to any address upon
request
Address. L. p. BELLAH, Genersl AGENT.
Nashs lie. Tennessee.
The Republican journal., 1919-02-20
GCurtainl

Texas has been known for many years
as the Lone Star State. 1t must now be
recognized as being the Three Star State,
three stars having been discovered there,
namely, House, Burleson and Gregory.
When these stars were first seen through
the White House telescope, the observer
evidently regarded them as being of the
first magnitude and gave them prominent
positions in his political armament, as a
part of the Washington constellation.
There are a few people who regard this
as being a most beautiful and brilliant
constellation, but to the multitudes who
see it with eyes unaided by tubes and
lenses, it appears to be nothing but a bit
of the Milky Way.
The Republican journal., 1919-02-20
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