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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-06-18
No Final. Decision.

Weimar, Tuesday, June 17.-(By
The Associated Press.)-Phiipp
ischsid head Of the German
cabinet, in speaking to- the peace
commission of the national assembly
here today, declared that the AlliSd
reply without the complete text did
not yet permit Of final judgment and
that premature judgment would be q
mistake.
IN view Of the obscurtties,rr the
premier said, land the fact that all
the material. - not yet to hand, q de-
ciSion cannot be taken, today-Tues-
day. Only the hnal and complete
text OF the eneiny's, answer can fur
nish- q basis for deliberations between
the government and the peace COM
miftee. !.
aaThs German nation. the national
assembly and the government are
confronted with the most ,momentous
decision. SIT ID, therefore, their; duty.
whatever as individuals, they may
think of the peace question, TO ap-
Iproach this decision with an entirely
open mind.EETN No n must have any
doubts that the nation ID confronted
with very hard times.': i.
Herr Scheidemann deplored the AZ
sence Of adequate protection for thu
German dsiesatss on Their departure
from Versailles. He. said protest
hhd,sbeenSNiade, but that the govern
ment swould reserve iA attitude until
IN ofacial report had been reHelyed.a2
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-06-18
JURY IS DRAWN IN
THE FLADLAND1 CASE

The jury was drawn and sworn this
morning in district court for trial Of
the civil ease Of e. A. falkland versus
Martha J. Lee. HearinE Of evidence
In the case will commence Thursday
morning at $3.50 o'clock.
morning session to reconvene tomor:
row morning.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-06-18
Stephenson Is Made
Doctor OF Divinity

The degree Of doctor Of divinity was
bestowed on Rev. W. E. Stephenson.
pastor of the Plymouth CONGREGATION
al church of Grand Forks at the com
mencement exercises held today by
Fargo college. according to word re-
ceived here.
DR.. Stephenson has been pastor of
the Congregational church here for
the last year.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-06-18
SERGEANT FUTILE
in NEW YORK NOW

Sergeant Jesse futile arrived in
New York or Tuesday, after nearly a
years service overseas. according to
a telegram received by his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. j.. w. Tuttle of Grand
Forks.
Sergeant Tuttle is a member Of the
S8th division, 357th infantry. head
quarters company, and left for over
seas service in August, 1918.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-06-18
..No statement Made.

IWeitnar. Tuesday. June icy
The Associated Press.)-No statement
has been issued by the German cab
met on the Allied reply to the Ger
man counter proposals but The Asso-
ciated Press, learns that sentiment in
the cabinet is almost unanimously
against signing the treaty, the only
objection being the possibility Of Boil
shevism. and chaos in Germany.
The cabinet met at noon. The
peace commission began celebrating
on the entente ansver at s o'clock
up all last night to read the Allied
terms without delay. Indignation /.
said to be increasing in Weimar: ~
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-06-18

Herald Wants Bring Results.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-07

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sstt a. ,xsh.fzI frcrDufrs = a rsos.t
.nrery. dCustless su- wa rs-.ss- ga'ts
las 15sa,et Sec I~-mlFsl;f - -n,sf-
,xrnrs 5- tr,vrt nf G. 'hs ginns sni
u1rsfec. "a. cansAIy vulld S'u-Shait
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tss.eset ne average ca7ts sEfs q
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rfas -h,t cumcaIss es~sst VI ave-
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hnrchet
Two r,funds - te1bers t-au sAch
ruase wault i.s ss,0 si'h pounds. valued
ar s1rse L rJrnd. warlt make IL IL
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-07
Get Rich in a Hurry--.A Michigan
Goose Factory TO Pay57,744 Per Cent

rsmf 81 yal't,i4 .san DE trafhf's
a1ms
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rir
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-07

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-07

Trun rns Auer 1nva 1r.fli i.rtnrti
Nner mfE cannes tc won n
ooullet u; ~rf gnln and declares hr
WI dst 4 gsEr greseuCf u1aess ysr
3rprars D. drnk G. xi-aksr stna
Inn SO = dpa'ar ~ eisr give In p
daEt q Chan htr.A-n's Calt aHl niar-
'hpaA HHIpeef T'he~e Is ms tliH
nobar among Whole ig 50 s,engis
TIM l,ao2s is fhf bees rsmllT co. c1He
4bd soMIth ACHE
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-07

III g,E-ghEsznr nav 1oHls ant ima1s
ansHts ssur the hest glheHy iaEas lls
expensive l1 The snd Ant newer wn,f
TrVpsrar AZ E1r ilms sharpen ina
cid foals ln1 JIM fnsn IN wzrEsias
crlagtsun
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-07

There IRE mnliF excellent TAetitn
hes seAosm found In th+ aralnhi'F
rh-arr. Sarn4 yt shssaH shaui6 De
g-pwn 1frls r@Er 1t give variety 80 the
raarrkngs AND Vrrndnrtaans
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-07

Spray mEfHsahls are lsHlbl1 10 l,s BE-
aErad In s1Fljvsrr Egain This sEr-ne Ill
BAss esrwsrsd eAslT Eln1upu}s rhe ses-
su1s requirements ana gsllTthAat tne
entire 9rc 81 csrre
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-07

Mhs w1Dd1n Ln1 puret boxes ftr
sru u+r sa<.carttifIn W14rs fns EAr-
Ssn Eran as iGrrlied e. ihs fuW-
s1s IN sl.ae i,IEes
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-07

x4s, The mG nErstnllE rDltirI-ht
snguf 1hs flower ant varslafis seed
ainrs growing n TIE t-Hnss LDt v-r-
ttw esres.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-07

lls i g good TIME ITO s,~aps tns
slaggr saarK trvnn shs o1d Agg1e Anl
ysI1r Dess do BsG expose 1ls green
aars in The operation
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-07

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-07

Ecrs sur is.,hinr shoult DE Is
1r~fh rs possible Naas ever iAr dlrs
sad uurh1 TO 1T nsnt urless lhs,aus1F
uaresgIfr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-07
FARM NOTES

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yrBreicra1s, berir flarE ~ s'u--
cnlsln< osr-nlt cfstfE raIrlnr hem
II a brnn3Hr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-07

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ferH isak - 49, - eeansFsa -
$3.50 .er.A : isir ~ eslas b.
80 sxl>Fes - ca<nrles o.srF sAsa
|lnsa ~ MS saasase1 - one sss
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-07

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-07

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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-11-28
Thousands Have Kidney
Trouble and Never
Suspect 1t
Applicants Tor Insurance Often
Reje,.ed.

Judging frntn reports trcm druggists
~he are constantly 10 dirsst saaeh w,sh
che pabase. 'aegv "a aEe preparation that
hAs h~sn ,ery saoresstw IN osercansing
shese oega.iseus The Maid and healing
,asavnee II In ktimsrs swamp Rpot 10
econ realised II s,saas tbs hiahut ior
ifs rvinAfsabIe gseord II sooees.
An examining yhysessa sas enc II tho
prominent t.lte Insurance Companies. Ia
an lh,ervles CA the subject; made the 40,
tunishins statement that nne fwasou Why
~ MANY applicants ter Insurance are ~
;ected 10 because kidney trnahis il ~
sswsasrx. sa the .AaHsssssss .Essrls. .aa4 Abe
htse masersty AZ thnse whns~ srgiies
tion. are declined do no, even Suspect
. That, .tAsg AAys The dl.ess, II 10 60 sale
ss all drug siosss In bottles ef two saf~a.
medium and large
However. Il you wph Gre. to test THE
srrs, rrvparstlan send ten cents w Dr.
hilmes 4 Co. htnshamsoH, N Y. fcr
sample bottle. When writing b sure and
rpsa,aon this PAPER ADV
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-11-28
STUDENTS FOR HINDENBURG
Stage Demonstration ard Refuse Il
Permit Kim 81 Appear Before
Committee Of Ret<hstae.

Berlin ran German students ~
frsea 50 perruU fttl4 Marshal sor
~ffiud enfufk to oiiiseF rte FsrSKEiiais
gildius 10 tes,Ify before the sab
committee which II Investigating ~si
responsibilities, AID fotret tha field
marsha.s chauffeur % retara With the
former commander inchiet to his
ho1nes -. IT, -. .''~t
WN.n lEipdenhurss automobile WAS
.,.hn .erusd ..heesret ,hotA ,or
il,uacnhurs and Ludqnaertf and
shouiesi down with the Jewish sos
eminent
in official quarters II wss announced
thss the students had violated tho con
ditiuus imposed by marital lag and
,ha. troops would he ordered To sap
press any similar DEMONSTRATORS.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-11-28

WASHINGTON Information was re-.
tefy.T Il. rs sYttp fTeFsf.FSens 'ft.s
Gabrielle pAnGuasso. after declaring
hjs occupation g.. cara In lla,matiA
where BE- laaded With ! 500 troops, re
turned 60 tlAme a0d was received
wtth an enthusiastic Augmentation
U'kanunrio. according 70 tnr stats
Department news. has declared bis
fGrp0st 70 d~eGfT etslwy ssssl;.9gg ~.
der discussion Including part q "
tria. which In bits opiaSoa should hc
created an independent state. watch
would relieve itatY II responsibility to
ths allies u Aanans!a lett an officer In
command Of the troops be took 20
cara and regards tho city A. IN his
possession.
The exploit ~ Gabrielle p'Annuns'a
who sailed from Fjume to yam. In
ialmasja under the eyes and s,rs Of
Tho italian tirut. IL only explaisahle
iu the opiu!ou ~ state and uav ~
'f!cials here. on the theory that the
Italian fleet had orders not 10 inter
goru WITH the Warrior poets adventure
nAnhu1lle ard his whole r,att were
80 destroyer. which easily cog.a have
been captured or blown out u tie "a
ter. The Italian fleet commander dii
uot even !ngerguse 4 squadron besscca
u Suunnllq and the bagi.or ~ 2va
one ~ the navy officials win has
kept In taaeh with ta!y iates; departure
iQ palmata SAID 'hst e WAS ver' well
known that DAuHaaEto had takca
ths temperature ~ gAa navy and army
Officials aed men who were ex3e ted
70 ann hnm ap In F1ume. and found
rAat Il was Tea, as bah as his ovn
The American offle.aj. Aaweyee. No.
G"ye tht, W. re 1news ftnm Tr'sstr
"a that p taanH7|o wer, IN lara "a rc
egG, "A mfuN as a hasn from whNN
So si;r 100 tsv pAg.e of f~3ml.ta. tArrn
VIII be- sawe Important, ness Ircm
there atag
with tac ''s.a7 s.oet nso. pa
tlcn'iy trisnt1y ,a a.m ana 'he As'"-'
IAN t.r~i Usder Rear Admiral Andrews
a hundred B.l's away D'Anaaa7lu
@as FREE to set X VAS otherwise NJ
~rau wh"r" ae'ue az HIS folN~"r%
Landed some weeks eta and w8erp TO
American fafres wagt ashore 10 pre
vent a tisht between DsHaunf.as tal
lowers and the iuro.Slsrs
TIE comment O. rAyy otfets's a
that there will he 40 ulern lncE4cr,s
ltke that at Traa They say tho str
1arSt.si-'S rss'rlS +'se Eas aAaS!.ns. h.
Ita,.. IA whose zone the Incident toos
place
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-11-28
JENKINS is HELD IN MEXICO
Arrested on Charge rAas No Was 10
cesnIsaaes Win HAnsft Who
Captured Alw.s

MEXICO City --- William O. Jenkins
United States consular axent ut raeb
Ia. w&s placed under arr~ss and bald
under Surveillance In his home follow
tHg the charges by officials ~ l'ueels
that jenkins WA n0t abducted by Fer
efieo CordnsA. the baatls ieaacr, bat
wsS tn connlyahte with hlra according
To information reserved here,
Tas arrest NJ isAsta.4 sSs2s @fses l..
poems had sworn 10 statements before
a Judge Ia FusAiA, declaring tina, lenk
TIA bad b@ea seen In company With
Cordoya, who accomplished hss rceea,
abduction trom Paehla, Ggter no ~
s,ratas aud IN spgArcH, understanding
aith bis alleged capsoB
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-11-28
'CH|CAGO JUDGE
SAYS LAW VALID
HANDS DOWN DECISION TO EF.
FEcr FEDERAL pRo+lsiTioN
ACT 10 CONSTITUTIONAL
JUDGE FiTzHENRY C0NcURS
Judge Carpenter Declares cemtssi 0esA
srnmsnt Hss same Rights ~ Stasss
TO Prohibit Manafseture and
Gale at Aasehsi.

Chicago Federal Judge Carpente,
handed dowa a asessioa declaring tbs
wartime prohibitlon act constitutional
aud dsnyiag the inianetiaa as2ed b.
Chicago liquor dealers. Federal Judge
t'itxhsary C0neWred Id the Gecl4tDn
Referring 10 the nAtlaaal proaihi
tlon act, Judge Carpentsr tn hta de-
ctsion said:
If the state OF Kansas under rs 20
lice power had the right 10 proaiSiI
the manufacture and sale OF ardent
sElrits, 80 had each one O! The other
" statea In the Union II all Ut the
states had tbs right. granting the I'D.
eral government under tbs eonsti,u
ton while prosecuting the war @as
eutltIed TO exercise police power hre'
easayy and proper for The rtfsfieht
carrying on Of the var. there II ~
reAA0h why the central gp4ersmse.
could not provide against the niaHn
fActars and sale of intoxicating !S,'
.aaFs Ia all the stat-z, Sad tna. sIih
out compensation to the owAesa AMI
dealets"
The Judge further said
Congress had the power before the
eighteenth amendment ~as passed %
make police regulations yn 'ne aid Of
var This amendment csrtaluly did
not destroy TIA right II this amend
men; had been pas ord IN January l9lT,
With tbs one year Of grace E0r the
liauar interests 10 rtsdlBst them.
selves aud their businesses. couil any
uae to reason contend taat congress
had nj tAe power to ApfiI 1917 ~
pruhtnlt the manufacture, sale or even
use ~ arJrat splrtsf
II eanuo, atrps with the deelsoH
n tUfss ffFGwH ri sA1te fgta.tf s.lse
th. tsxh'eeath amendment neeesat
taies the declaring at 1ar aad MT
tIoaai prouialten acts uneoos'iIl
tanal
What congress has done ia Ia tho
Interest ~ public wrifsFe ard r1A7'c
lrr,,a VA. 10 plalnlits NOT sntitiea 10
compensation. The prohtbltlou Saws''H''i
lus valid. may sell aud dlstriauta their
produce anoag people VI tho eoantry.
"a damage TO the general welfare
has been done anA never can hs ut
iaac X the action nf congress Was
wise. and So we must assume II TO h.,
believing the prohibition acts tn hn
lawful, avea were tho question here
Involved doubtful We would have TO
resolve the doubt Ia favor NJ tbs gov
nrumbut
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-11-28
B0ScHEE'S SYRUP.

In ,hes. dsrs II unsettled weather
inaS out Ter cdids. Take every prw~
cantion against The dreaded Influenza
and ~ tfte first aHsrre rrrsssns.ssr that
Tnschres Syrup has bern used for
fftyfhfo" tears In ell parts II the
United States for coughs. bronchitis
anil colds. ihrnn, Irritation anh espe.
cially for 'nng trv8hlrs giving the
patient good nights rect. free from
coughing with easy esYsectofntion I'm
the morniar Made IN America and
kent ~ a household remedy IN the
homes # thousands ~ families all
over the civilized world. TRY nns bottie
and ACCEPT no substitutes Adv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-11-28
U. 5. OBJECTS TO MUNITIONS
Government Protests Against Mexican
Deal Win Belgian Company
Fer war Material.

NashinSt0n Large orders far arms
Aaa ammunition placed by Nsico In
s8alFiam and : pain in pyeparsaoa foI
The possibility @! American itHefyen.
Hon, cane ~ liebt when ih@ stats De
"a rttncut o., II become known Aat the
government had taken ateps to pre-
vent their shipment
Tae charge 3'a''aircs Of the t'Gitci
States EN- SaRsY In brussels had pvn
rstnd under instructions THAI ship
Ue1t oi The munitions weaid he n
ISOLATION of the ta'cy1htsora! arna
uavsptyon As Spain "a To, party
he agreement na such direct acton
pruaaale AT Madrid
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-11-28
FACTORIES MAY BE- CLOSED
suppty ~ Caa' IN Southern T>rritery
WI Cc Limited &c st Five
Classes er Priority LIST.

Atlanta Orders ltmtlas deliveries
'f~r cft ir tg'e seat&rra rre.rN N ~"
railroad at.as= ,t0 r9 the first Fse
.tasses on 'ae tuaa grec3's sst whl,t
does ngt include aangttf. ar"rs n.ru
issued a, headquarters her" The Nc.
ttan cn jts tace maans tie ttns'DS
down ot tottou mills and maa8;AstrT,
ips giants at almost s'i descriptions
az sHoa as their prrscai s19f's'es ARE
use,i ~ These supplies general, are
understood IL ec stantv
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-11-28

New orleans Tae ioutsACvpmoa's
HriSe has been hrnkFa temporarily tho
GfiSets having yptni Ay a 480 major
r 20 yeturn 90 wofs pending TIE
ward q The NS',ouai Adjustment corn
HASsjaa aat reeerrtng tao riRh, tn
va," later oa tae acceptance ot the
award
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-11-28

Soak hauds 90 retiring IL 70" hot snda
~ sasicpra ssap, DRY sna rab IN Co
f'r4,ra ointment E44@0Fs sf3TiSFs
oip'neuf with tissssa psprr TNis 10
only sne d, ;he things Grfiruth wiil 90
II sosaa. asutmsa; ana Tslcgs,l are used
.pr all ,eslft purposes "a ss.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-11-28
ITALIAN POET GETS
MORE TERRITORY
ITALIAN GOVERNMENT MADE NO
EFFORT TO srop Ats OF.
SCENT UPON lara
PLANS CONQUEST OF IsIRIA
BattissnIp Of Government Stood 10y
b. Whds Destroyer Conveying
Dsnnunsia Proceeded on
Nay 10 Nts objective

Rome Capt Gabrielle nAnnnEsto
has returned to F1ume after an ahpvti
tlua 10 Tara on the Plantation cpss'
whittier he was escorted by Etns bat
tlasbtys. according To reports received
Ia thls city.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-11-28

lopaor The earl If NcrmerSYac
trtsla Marshal Sir douglas Hatg N
trrhs % retire as commandrr ~ tAo
home forces after the abolition 9,
British several headquarters. sccNra
tug 70 tnt Globe
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-11-28

"fIu' We siaads Btts, hnse rpt '~
waited Nrs Nesly~ssi trarfully I've
nrver lisea In n heaee without ona y
"Nsii.>H l;a Rs Lad els Shat mum.
III co,ae replied Tire hesi3a'ng can
diaato y he3t fcita stNYne no leug
FS .i,eY., 'rvr" ,tp t'ts mny nf the tTrtss.
lng
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-11-28

Gs-v. Ind Steel u!as - Gary s-s
y0ru.1x /. nor-ns, Csra ,ty Tor ;st
first t,r1e STAGE tss st-fkp y, s;es4
ul}, WORKERS was called SN,s~a. wsess
Axc ni'' o.titia.s announced
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-11-28
oekAkERs TELL, or PROGRESS
,IGArT sY SARMgRs OF MIooLE
AND WEsrERa STATES.
%. oPERATlvE INSURANCE
nsHt4snth Annual nsssIon o. the Farm,
ne9 Edgeatloaxi and Cooperative
Union . Meeting st Vital
interest.

Mem pills, Ten n.~r Marvellous stPtdsM
III prcxr~se made by farmers la the
g0tddie and western states during thu
ia&t decade thrpagh cooperative bus
lH@ss enterprises. which are quite nu,
lHArnus throughout sha; country. were
s&ecnntsd yesterday al thu opening
meeting of the Farmsrs' Educational
md Cooperative Union Of America,
which convened la fifteaath annual
nessipu.
n was stated, however. tina, the
roatheru farmers have yet great
deal 10 DO % compare with the farm.
err 10 thu north. Cooperative insur,
eane COMPANIES for farm material, co.
operative grain elevators. commission
houses. hva stock concerns and even
cooperative state exchanges 10 act
as clearing houses for all eoopera.
tive business all ~ them operated
BY companies of farmers ars com-
mon taimxs a1sanx thA axrscaItartS,a
OF The aor,h.
From far away Washington and
Oregon A. VI Swift. official OF ne
Oregon Stats Cooperative associa,
tion, came 10 tell OF the things accom-,
pl!shed by farmers In that community
In prstaeing HIS brief address he told
of travelling through Wyoming white
blizzard war In progress and the
temperature 30 degrees below zero
which. he added was strange con.
trsst 10 ths balmy weather at .lsm-
rhis
Farmers Of the Pacific coast states
have gone into the export srain bust
naas nv cooperative methods. Mr.
Swift declared. One farmers com
pAny In that section. operating AZ a
unit Of the state organization Ersns.
acts many million dollars worth of
business each year The company. he
aaid. has paid 100 per cont dividends.
". H. callieott OF .l'ularn..ia fepr"
Hen,ink = cooperative insurance com
psny, declared inst since tho 'r~tt.
tuition started SIX years ago Il has
written t0oo0. 900 In insurance This
IA done. he said. at oneaixth " the
old line insurance ratio The company
has paid oat $780, 900 In oIalms Mad
an old line insurance company paid
cut ,hsss claims they would have
amounted 10. At tho same rate. about
$500. 900. ne said
The insurance company does NOT
employ an attnruev but settles Ito
claims amicably without paying Law
vera faes
In Nebraska the farmers have 90
tahlished cooperative creamsrics.
Eterpa elevators. etc, and two Years
ago went into the live stock bust
ress. said { " tiussatxon, president
~ the stata association last year
tho live stoek company returned ~
cents on the dollar ard during the
present war IA expected "a 30 more
than stB.nae. ee" ia business, II" said
that co operative concerns IN ths'
state ala sioo .oe0. 600 worth ~ bust.
ness hast year
Maurice Mctullffe. official ~ 'Ne
Kansas association, declared that
Kanaas farmers were also deeply In
,errstph IN NIL methods IT co"aara
,lya businesses They operated oH
this wort " hawls on everything par
ehaati for tha hame ana tnrn Kan
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-11-28

France is making systematic plan.
In attract the automobile Tourist Ma
tiunsl fnsds will have red painted mile
stones and large hlua etlamel"i plates.
with the direction ~ the next town
and It's distance displayed In big white
letters.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-11-28

Mcetkemrry Afa Az q meeting
Nsre prohibition leaders iasuEprs'ed A
campaign tor s5aeea $50 ~,;A Walsh
- further the Interests Of prohibition
Z the word
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-11-28

Washington Secretary Baker az,
tsetsft>T TIE retGra NJ Anr rrgel4r
a~ry so144eg from foreign se-giar
wru 5resr o. distress ia he tar&},y
re so}6te~ j. &c sy-tous AZ 10 maze
rs return s3visaAieT
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-11-28

Ts-ts~-Tse gsars caE'a-saen has ~
ecig vi .r.c--stsaa sTnu Sofia hat ,se
H4lEsrTsz government hsS de-3sa -
s!su tie yassca treaty ~ p-esea;ea 10
It's ssiegatlca